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METLAERE or MELLESEN, CLAINE, of Flds, gave a mortgage to Nicholas De Meyer, Aug. 1670, on land in Fld8 for 600 gl.
MICHAELSE, see Bergen, Parmentier, and Vandervoort.
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MICHIL IVE, on Stoothoff's and Hegeman's books of 1670.
MICHIELSE or MICHIELSEN, ADAM, a dealer in whale-oil in Gd in 1670, as per Stoothoff's books; and on ass. roll of Flds of 1675. Sued in 1670 by Jacob Strycker for violation of a contract for threshing peas, as per p. 232 of Lib. D of Flb rec. Apl. 17, 1690, he bought of Reinier Van Sicklen 15 A. lot No. 30, as per Gd rec.
Johannes, m. Neeltje Harmens; paid to Flds ch. 8 gl. for the use of the pall in Feb. 1683. Issue :- Michael, bp. Nov. 23, 1684, in FIh.
John, allotted a plot on the Neck meadows of Gd in 1672, as per Gd rec. Owned a house and land in Gd prior to 1691, as per town rec. Made his mark " M " to documents.
Richard, had a s. Louis bp. July 14, 1678, at N. U. He may be the Richard Michiel of S. I. who m. Maria - and had a dau. Annetje bp. Sept. 25, 1681, in N. U.
MIDDAGH or MEDDACH, AERT, ANTHONIZE, or TEUNISEN, emigrated previous to 1657 from Heikop in the province of Utrecht in the Netherlands, returned to the fatherland, and back to this country in the ship Beaver in May 1661. He m./Breekje Hansen Bergen, and both joined the R. D. ch. ~ of Br" in 1664, where he resided and owned considerable property. Issue :- Theunis, bp. Feb. 22, 1660, in N. A., d. young; Theunis, bp. Mar. 25, 1661, in N. A .; Jan Aert- sen, bp. Dec. 24, 1662, in Br]; Ann Aertsen, m. Abm Remsen of Newtown; Gerret Aertsen; Helena Aertsen, m. Wm Davidsz; Dirck Aertsen; Aert Aertsen; Lysbeth Aert- sen, m. Pieter Staats; Matthew Aertsen; and (sup.) Willem Aertsen. See Aert Teunisen.
Aert Aertsen, m. Lysbeth or Elizabeth - About 1685 left Br" and settled on the Raritan near New Brunswick, of which ch. he was an elder in 1688. Issue :- Ariaentje, bp. Sept. 17, 1699, in Br"; Annetje, bp. Aug. 24, 1701, in Br"; Lysbeth, bp. Apl. 18, 1704; (sup.) Helen, bp. Mar. 12, 1710, and probably others. Signed his name "Aert Aersen."
Aert (Janse), m. Elizabeth - Of Br" in 1710, and re- moved from thence to the Raritan.
David ( Janse) of Br", bp. Dec. 18, 1681; m. Heylke - -. Issue :- Willemmyntje, bp. May 14, 1702, in Br]; Antie, bp. Nov. 3, 1703; Ariaentje, bp. Sept. 3, 1705; and Adrianna, bp. Jan. 4, 1710.
Derick (Janse), m. Katalyn Van Nest. Left Br" and settled on the Raritan as early as 1687. 'Issue :- Cornelis; Pieter, bp. Sept. 26, 1700 ; Derick, bp: Mar. 23, 1703; Joris, bp. Apl. 26,
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1709 ; and Gerret, bp. Apl. 30, 1712-all of N. J., and bp. in the Raritan D. ch.
Dirck Aertsen, m. Ist Catalyntje -; m. 2ª Mary -; d. 1710. Left Br" and settled in Flushing. Will da. Feb. 24, 1678; pro. Sept. 4, 1710; rec. p. 373 of Lib. 1, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Judith, bp. May 26, 1696, in N. Y .; Cornelis, bp. June 13, 1698, in N. Y .; Benjamin, (sup.) m. Annitie Stryker; Samuel, d. young; Deborah; and Samuel.
Gerridt Aertsen, b. in Br", where he took the oath of alle- giance in 1687; m. Sept. 25, 1691, Cornelia Janse Cowenhoven ; d. 1710. On ass. roll of Br" of 1693 and cen. of 1698. June 2, 1688, he and Arie Rosa, Jan Glen, Jacob Kip, and Hendrick Kip obtained a patent from Gov. Dongan for a large tract on the E. side of the Hudson River, as per p. 29 of Vol. XII. of the Genealogical Record and p. 387 of Smith's His. of Dutchess Co. His will is da. Sept. 5, 1709; pro. Sept. 21, 1710; and rec. on p. 486 of Lib. 7, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Breckje, bp. Aug. 27, 1692, in Br", m. . - Gleaves ; Jan, bp. Aug. 13,
1693, in Br1; Dina or Diana, b. - 1698, m. George Rapalje; and Aert of Br", bp. Mar. 29, 1707, m. Magdalena Stryker. Signed his name "Gerridt Middagh."
Jan Aertsen of the ferry, bp. Dec. 24, 1662; m. Ist Ariaentje Blyck dau. of Cornelis de Potter and wid. of Johannes Nevi- us; m. 2ª, Jan. 4, 1690, Elizabeth Smit wid. of Peter Smit of Ja; d. previous to 1710. Owned 200 A. fronting on the East River, lying E. of Fulton Ferry and Fulton Street, late of Joshua and Comfort Sands. Constable of Br" in 1679; ferry- man 1697, per rec. of court of sessions; on ass. rolls of 1676 and '83, and on cen. of 1698. Will da. Aug. 11, 1707 ; pro. June 6, 1709; rec. p. 368, Lib. 7, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- He- lena, m. Christopher Hoogland ; Aert, m. Elizabeth - and settled on the Raritan; David, bp. Dec. 18, 1681; (by 2ª w.) Derick; Catharine ; Pieter of the Raritan ; Johannes, m. Eliza- beth -; Cornelis of the Raritan; and Matthew, m. Mary -. Signed his name "Jan Middagh."
Jan (Gerretse) of Br", bp. Aug. 13, 1693; m. Hannah or Johanna Will da. Dec. 14, 1762; Sept. 29, 1767; rec. p. 44, Lib. 26, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Cornelia, m. - Gerretsen; Gerret of Br", d. in 1771, single; Jacobus ; John ; Isaac; Catharine; and Mary, m. Jacob Hicks.
Matthew or Mattheus Aertsen of Br", bp. Oct. 5, 1679; m. Mary or Maria - (sup.) dau. of Johannes Nevius. Issue :- Jan, (sup.) bp. Aug. 6, 1699; Lysbeth, bp. Sept. 21, 1701, in Brī ; Ariaentje, bp. Apl. 18, 1704, in Br"; Cornelis, bp. June 22, 1707, in Br" ; and Matthew, bp. Mar. 15, 1710.
MILLES, CLAES, see Baes.
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MILLS, RICHARD, of Gª Jan. 18, 1661, as per Col. Rec. He was schoolmaster and town-clerk of Southampton in 1651, and schoolmaster of Newtown in 1661. Members of the family are numerous in Queens Co.
MINGE or MINGER, see Menger.
MINNES or MINNEST, ALBERT (s. of Minne Johannes), from Friesland, m. Nov. 9, 1684, Mensje Jans of Flds. On Gov. Andros's patent of lands in N. L. of Mar. 28, 1667. Settled in Flds, and mem. of the R. D. ch. of that place in 1677. Issue :- Rensje, bp. Oct. 30, 1692.
MINUIT, PIETER, owned land in Br] in 1657, as per p. 132 of Vol. I. of Stiles's Br".
MISEROLL, see Messerole.
MITELAER or MITALERS, CLAES CORNELISE, m. Geertjen Nanninex. Resided in 1671 on Bergen's I., Flds, as per Hege- man's books.
MODY or MOODY, LADY DEBORAH, (dau. of Walter Dunch of England and wid. of Sir Henry Mody,) and her associates, to avoid persecution in Massachusetts and New England, left said locality and came to New Netherlands, settling in 1643 in Gd among the more tolerant Hollanders. In Oct. of that year she and her settlers were driven off by the Indians to Amers- foort (Flds), where they remained to the end of the Indian war and then returned to Gd. Her name, with that of Sir Henry Mody her s., Ensign George Baxter, and Serjeant James Hub- bard, appears on the patent of Gª of Dec. 10, 1645, and in 1646, on the laying out of the plantation-lots, she was allotted a bouwery. She appears to have owned and occupied a farm ad- joining that of Robert Pennoyer, since of Van Brunt Magaw and late of Judge Samuel Smith, and, as near as can be ascertained, covering the farms late of Jacobus Lake and that late of Der- ick Stryker. Nov. 22, 1648, she let all her "broken up" (cleared) land, excepting one piece she reserved for her own use, for 3 years to " Thos. Cornewill," she furnishing him with 4 oxen and 4 cows ; he to pay 10 skipples of wheat per annum rent for the land and 60 gl. per annum for the use of the ani- mals. A dispute having arisen between her and her tenant about the " breaking up" (clearing) a piece of land, and left to arbitrators, they decided May 5, 1650, that Cornewill should be allowed to crop the land next year, and that she should pay him 15 gl. on the surrender of the same, as per Gd rec. She
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d. in 1659, and there is a tradition that she was buried in the burying-ground in said village, with a common small field- boulder at the head of the grave to mark the same.
By an agreement entered into at " Amersfoort" while Lady Mody and her associates were located there during the Indian war, as per Lib. 2 of Gd rec., it was concluded that in the set- tlement of Gd each associate should be accommodated with a certain quantity of land within a certain fence to be erected, which said land should be divided into 28 shares or parts, each to receive a part and also a building-plot. Under this in 1646 plantation-lots were granted to
Richard Gibbons, Cornelius Swellinant,
John Ellice,
John Tilton,
John Morrice,
William Wilkins,
Edward Browce,
Richard Uzell,
Lady Deborah Mody,
Thomas Cornish,
Serjeant James Hubbard,
Thomas Spicer,
Lieut.
Baxter,
Ambrose London,
John Ruckman, William Browne,
(2 names illegible,) William Thorne.
Of the "certain fence" referred to, each of the above-named persons was required in Dec. 1646 to keep 20 poles, and in addition the following persons, who had had plantation-lots assigned them, were also required to keep 20 poles of said fence, viz. :
James Grover, Ralph Cardell,
Richard Stout, Thomas Applegate,
Rodger Scott, Robert Pennoyer, James Ellice, Thomas Greedy.
Henry (s. of Lady Mody), b. 1606. His name appears on Gov. Kieft's patent of Gd of 1645, to which place he probably came with his mother. May 11, 1659, as heir of his dec. mother, he sold a double lot with buildings, known as Nos. 9 and 10, (she having a patent for the same from Director or Gov. Kieft,) to Jan Jansen Ver Ryn for the use of his s. Abraham Jansen Ver Ryn, as per Gd rec. Litigation occurred between Mody and Ver Ryn about the payments for these premises. Sept. 6, 1660, he sold John Bowne the plantation and build- ings which previously belonged to Edward Brouse, known as No. 24, as per Gd rec. After this he appears to have left Gd and settled in Va., where he died at the house of Col. Mowrit- son. Signed his name "Henry Mody."
MOELETT, PETER. Was assessed Feb. 7, 1657, at the Wal- labout 6 gl. for Abm de Turck towards the salary of Do. Polhe-
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mius, as per p. 134 of Stiles's Br". From the assessment it may be inferred that he occupied the land of said Abram de Turck.
MOL, JAN, supported by the D. ch. of N. U. as a pauper, whose burial cost the church, in 1702, 157 gl. 15 st. (about $63) as per ch. rec. There was a Jan Mol of the city of N. Y. who m. Engeltie Pieters, and had a s. Johannes bp. Apl. 8, 1688, in said city; and a Jan Mol, a justice of the peace and a free- holder at New Castle on the Delaware from 1678 to '82.
Lambert Huybertsen (or Clomp), a ship-carpenter, m. Hen- drickje Cornelis. Obtained a patent Sept. 7, 1641, for a plan- tation formerly of Cors Jacobsen Stille, N.E. of that of Hans Hansen Bergen, located in Buk, since Williamsburgh, of 25 morgens, as per p. 365 of Cal. of Dutch Man. A Lambert Moll and Tryn Pieters, his w. were mem. of the D. ch. of N. A. prior to 1660. Mol took the oath of allegiance to the English in N. Y. in 1664, as per p. 75 of Vol. III. of Doc. of Col. His. of N. Y. Issue :- Hendrick Lambertsen, m. Nov. 20, 1660, Catharine Kingsfort; Huybert Lambertszen of N. Y., m. July 9, 1662, Jannetje Williams, wid .; Abraham Lambertszen, bp. Mar. 23, 1642, m. Dec. 16, 1662, Jacomyn Jacobs ; Geertje, bp. Sept. 6, 1648, m. July 29, 1668, Hans Jacobse Harty; and Cornelis Lambertszen, bp. May 4, 1661-all bp. and m. in N. A. and N. Y., where they probably resided.
Reyer Lambertse, obtained Mar. 22, 1646, a patent for 57 morgens in Buk in the East Hoek of the bight of "Meracke- wack." Feb. 7, 1657, he obtained a patent for land near Fort Casimer on the Delaware, and Feb. 20, 1657, a patent for a lot at New Castle, as per Col. Rec., to which he probably removed. His Buk patent was owned in 1666 by David Jochems. There were Mols residing in Albany at an early date.
MONFORT, CORNELIS (s. of Pieter Pieterse and Marretje), b. Apl. 25, 1694, in Flds; m. 1720 Maria or Marretje -. Will da. Aug. 29, 1765 ; pro. Dec. 4, 1770 ; rec. p. 424, Lib. 27, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Petrus, bp. 1722, m. Dec. 4, 1747, Cornelia Nortwyck; Cornelius, bp. 1725; Marytie, bp. 1727, m. Oct. I, 1748,.Wm Johnson of Gd; and Elbert, bp. 1729. Suppose he removed to Fishkill Plains, Dutchess Co., about 1740; and that he is the ancestor of the Monforts in that vicinity.
Elbert (s. of Pieter Pieterse and Marretje), b. Jan. 27, 1687, in Flds; m. Ist, Oct. 5, 1707, Annetje -; m. 2ª (sup.) Su- sanna Van Wyck. Settled on a farm at Cow Neck, Hempstead Will da. Dec. 27, 1725 ; pro. Mar. 1, 1725-6 ; rec. p. 147, Lib. Io, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Mary or Marrytie, b. July 24, 1708, m. June or July 3, 1727, Minne Schenck; Jane, bp. 1710;
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Peter, bp. 1712; Rem, bp. 1712; (by 2ª w.) Theodore, bp. 1723 ; and Antie, bp. 1724.
Jan, emigrated from the Netherlands at an early period ; m. Geertje Pietersen and settled at first in N. A. Dec. 8, 1630, he sold 4 ewes and lambs to the Patroon Van Rensellaer. May 29, 1641, he obtained a patent for a plantation at the Walla- bout, to which he removed. In 1677 he and w. mem. of the R. D. ch. of Br". In 1680 and '81 he appears to have resided in FIh, paying minister's salary there. Apl. 17, 1701, his brother Pieter's children, his heirs at law, sold his Wallabout farm to - Gerret Cowenhoven, as per a deed, not recorded, in hands of H. C. Murphy Jun". Left no issue. Signed his name "Jan Monfoort.'
Jan (Pieterse), bp. Feb. 23, 1648; m. Ist Geertje Pieters ; m. 2ª, May 17, 1687, Ida dau. of Ab™ Jorise Brinckerhoff of Newtown; d. 1737. Farmer in Flds. Bought land in Ja and also at Great Neck in Queens Co. He was lieut. of troop in Flds in 1700; and with his w. mem. of R. D. ch. of said town in 1677. Probably removed to and d. on his Great Neck purchase. Will da. Aug. 27, 1720; pro. Oct. 24, 1745; rec. p. 380, Lib. 15, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Sara, b. Feb. 28, 1696, m. May II, 1718, Peter Luyster ; Aeltje or Attie, bp. Aug. 28, 1698; Peter of Redding, Hunterdon Co., N. J., b. 1700 ; Susanna, b. 1703, m. Nov. 9, 1720, Roelof Martense Schenck of Flds; Jacob or Jacobus of Great Neck; Lam- metje; and Abraham of Hempstead.
Pieter, the common ancestor of the family in this country, emigrated at an early period from the Netherlands; m. Jan. 12 or 17, 1630, Sarah de Plancken (or Blanck) at Amsterdam in Holland prior to his emigration, who after his death m. 2ª Lam- bert Janse Bosch; d. Jan. 4, 1661. May 29, 1641, he obtained a patent for a plantation at the Wallabout, on which he re- sided, and for which he obtained a confirmatory patent Aug. 17, 1643, in which the quantity given is 25 morgens. Mag. of Br" in 1658, and deacon in the ch. at the time of his death. Issue :- Janica or Jannetje Pieters, bp. May 12, 1646, m. Feb. /12, 1665, Wm Gerretse Van Cowenhoven; Jan Pieterse, bp. Feb. 23, 1648; Pieter Pieterse, bp. July 21, 1652 ; Sarah Pie- terse, bp. Apl. 2, 1656, m. Claes Pieterse Wyckoff of Flds; and (sup.) Willemtje Pieterse, m. Gerret Elbertse Stoothoff- all bp. in N. A. Made his mark to documents.
Pieter Pieterse, bp. July 21, 1652; m. Marretje Pieterse Luyster. Took the oath of allegiance in Flds in 1687 as a native; mem. of the ch. in 1677; on. ass rolls of said town of 1675 and '83; and lieut. of foot in 1700, as per p. 800 of Doc. of Col. His. Bought about 104 A. at Cow Neck in Queens Co. in 1707. Issue :- Antie, b. May 1, 1677; Sara,
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b. June 15, 1679, m. Isaac Remsen; Pieter, b. Feb. 16, 1681; Cornelis, b. Mar. 9, 1684, d. young; Elbert, b. Jan. 27, 1687; Cornelis, b. Apl. 25, 1694; Jacobus; Jan; and (sup.) Samuel. Signed his name "Peter Monfoort."
Pieter (s. of Pieter and Marretje), b. in Flds Feb. 16, 1681; m. Nov. 9, 1702, Louisa Settled in Somerset Co., N. J., and had issue :- Maria, b. 1705; Hendrick, b. 1710; Elbert, b. 1713; Maria, b. 1716; Sara, b. 1718; William, b. 1722; and John, b, 1726.
MONUEL or MON VEL, on Stoothoff's books of 1682.
MOODY, see Mody.
MOORE, JAN, m. Mar. 31, 1692, Mary Paltrat of FIh.
MORGAN, CHARLES Or CAREL, of Gd, m. Ist, Feb. 9, 1648, in N. A., Hannah or Helena Applegate; m. 2ª, Dec. 18, 1652, in N. A., Catlyntje Hendricks; d. prior to 1668. At N. A. as early as 1648. Was a mag. of Gd from 1657 to '63, as per Col. Man. There was a Charles Morgan from Newport, cadet, in the service of the West India Company, Sept. 14, 1641, as per p. 280 of Vol. II of O'Callaghan's Man. Trans. of Col. Doc. Issue, as per Gd rec .:- Charles; Thomas, bp. July 17, 1650, in N. A .; John; Daniel; (by 2ª w.) Mary or Marie, bp. Jan. 21, 1657, in N. A .; Rachel, bp. July 20, 1659, in N. A .; and Susanna. Made his mark to documents.
Charles Jun' of Gd. Apl. 15, 1659, Edward Griffin and Thomas Applebee sold to Charles Morgan, for his son Charles, plantation-lot or parcel No. 14 in Gª, as per town rec. A Charles Morgan was appointed quartermaster of militia in Queens Co. in 1690, and resided in Ja in 1680, as per p. 192 of Cal. of Eng. Man. Made his mark "M" to documents.
Daniel (s. of Charles) of Gd. Apl. 2, 1674, Thos Morgan, John Morgan of Gd, and Nich& Stillwell, in behalf of Dan1 Morgan of Gª, sold to Jan Barentse (Van Driest) of Flds plantation-lot No. 11 in Gd, with the improvements thereon, as per Gd rec. Made his mark to documents.
Jan, John, or Yan, of Gd in 1678, as per Col. Man. Dec. 1, 16So, he obtained a grant for 88 A. of woodland and meadows on the S. side of the Fresh Kil on S. I., as per p. 191 of Vol. I of Land Papers. A John Morgan obtained a grant for 300 A. on Duck Creek, Delaware, in 1676, and 600 A. on the W. side of the Delaware in 1680, as per Vol. XII. of Doc. of Col. His. of N. Y. Made his mark " I M" to documents in 1675.
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Joseph of G1, m. Oct. 14, 1696, Sarah dau. of John Emans, and settled in Freehold, N. J.
Thomas, of Gª in 1656, per Thompson's L. I., m. Jan. 24, 1672, Marretje Garretse or "Grete Garats" of N. U., as per Gd rec. Mar. 31, 1676, he appears to have obtained 94 A. at Karlis Neck, S. I., as per p. 72 of Vol. I of Land Papers. In 1689 he was appointed justice of the peace for Richmond Co. The descendants of Charles Morgan are numerous on S. I. and in Monmouth Co., N. J. Issue :- Adam, bp. June 27, 1680; Thomas, bp. July 14, 1686; and Margrite, bp. July 14, 1686, ag. 2 years. Made his mark to documents.
MORIS, JOHN, schout of Gd in 1653, as per p. 159 of Vol. II. of Doc. of Col. His. of N. Y., and d. in 1657.
MORRELL, THOMAS, (sup.) English, of Gd, where he was allotted a plantation-lot in 1648, as per town rec., which he sold in 1653 to Ambrose London. Mar. 29, 1659, he hired of Wm Teller plantation-lot No. 2, as per Gd rec. In 1686 a Thomas Morril Jun" was among the patentees of Newtown. Made his mark to documents.
John, one of the first settlers of Gd in 1646, where he was allotted a planter's lot, as per town rec. He m. Oct. 1650 Elizabeth Cornwell wid. of Thomas Cornwell, as per Gd rec. An inventory of his estate, as made Jan. 15, 1656, and entered on the Gd rec., sums up 1928 gl. Made his mark to documents.
MORRIS or MAURITS, WILLIAM, of Br" ferry, m. Rebecca -; commissioned a justice of the peace of the county Oct. 20, 1685, as per p. 141 of Cal. of Eng. Man .; in 1687 bought of Derick Janse Woertman a house and lot at the ferry. Sold Oct. 12, 1694, to the corporation of the city of N. Y. a plot at the ferry, as per p. 102 of Furman's Br", the river front of which, occupying the present landing of the Fulton ferry, N. Y, continues to own. Bought Feb. 3, 1679- So, of Minne Johannes, his farm of 90 A. in N. L. on the S. side of the hills, adjoining that of Bates, as per Lib. I of Con. A W“ Morris emigrated to Boston in 1678, as per p. 387 of Hotten's Emigrants.
MOTT, ADAM, tailor, the common ancestor of the L. I. family, was b. in England in 1596, sailed for New England in the Defence in 1635 with his w. Sarah, ag. 31, and chil- dren-John, b. 1621; Adam, b. 1623; Jonathan, b. 1626; Elizabeth, b. 1629; and Mary, b. 1631-as per p. 99 of Hot- ten's Lists of Emigrants. In 1645 he appears to have resided
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in N. A., and Aug. 23, 1646, obtained a patent for 25 mor- gens in Buk on the W. side of Mespachtes Kil, as per p. 371 of Cal. of Dutch Man., which be sold to Claude Barbier and Anthony Jeroe, who sold the same Jan. 7, 1653, to Jacob Steendam, as per p. 376 of do. After this he appears to have resided in Newtown, and in 1665 in Hempstead, and has numerous descendants residing in Queens Co. See p. 37 of Vol. 2 of Thompson's L. I.
MOULJEART, JAN, among residents of Buk who Aug. 23, 1662, subscribed towards paying the ransom of Jacob s. of Thonis Crayen, a prisoner among the Turks.
MOURIS or MOURISON, KNOET (VAN HOSEN), d. prior to Oct. 1674. Mar. 7, 1660, the first house having been erected near the Pond in Buk, he and Wm Traphagen moved in the same, as per p. 343 of Prime's L. I. Mag. of Buk in 1663 and '64, and on muster-roll of said town.
MUFFE, GERRET, of Gd in 1653. Made his mark to docu- ments.
MUSGROVE, WILLIAM, (sup.) English, m. Judith -. Had a plantation-lot granted to him Apl. 20, 1650, in Gd, as per town rec. Made his mark to documents.
MUSSEROL, see Messerole.
NAELLER, TOMNES, of Flds in 1665, as per town rec. Made his mark "T N " to documents.
NAGEL, BARENT (JANSE), bp. July 23, 1671, in N. Y. No further trace.
Folkert (Jurianse), bp. Dec. 27, 1697, in Brī; resided in Buk. Issue :- (sup.) Philip.
Jacobus (Janse), bp. Jan. 10, 1683, in N. Y .; m. Jannetje Van Hekelen, and settled in Bucks Co., Pa.
Jacobus (Jurianse) of Buk, bp. Jan. 10, 1687, in N. Y .; m. Jannetje - -. Issue :- Neeltje, bp. Sept. 11, 1719.
Jan or John, m. Aug. 27, 1670, in N. Y., Rebecca Wal- dron. Suppose he resided in Buk. Issue :- Barent, bp. July 23, 1671; Jannetje, bp. Nov. 3, 1672; Jan, bp. Feb. 17, 1675; Anna Catharine, bp. Nov. 29, 1676; Barent, bp. Dec. 18, 1678; Susanna, bp. Nov. 25, 1680; Jacobus, bp. Jan. 10, 1683; Deborah, bp. Feb. 27, 1684; and Resolvert, bp. Aug. 10, 1687-all bp. in N. Y. Signed his name "John Nagel."
Jan (Janse), bp. Feb. 17, 1675, in N. Y .; m. Jan. 2, 1708,
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in N. Y., Magdalena Dykeman. Issue :- Jan, bp. Dec. 13, 1716.
Juriaen, m. Jan. 1, 1679, Maria Philipse Langelaar from Pymeakken in the Netherlands. Resided in Buk, his name appearing on the patent of said town of 1667, on ass. roll of 1693, and cen. of 1698. A Juryen Nagel in 1691 claimed pay for 22 months' service as a soldier under Capt. Leisler. Issue :- Juriaen Jun1; and Folkert Juriaense, bp. Dec. 27, 1697.
Juriaen Jun' of Buk, m. Jannetje Langelaen Philips or Klits; d. 1738. Bought land in Buk in 1692 of Josias Drats. Will da. Dec. 1732; pro. May 20, 1738; rec. p. 185 of Lib. 13, N. Y. surr. off. Issue :- Jan, bp. Oct. 1, 1679; Phillip- pus, bp. Mar. 25, 1682; Grietje or Margaret, bp. Oct. 12, 1684, m. Charles Coevert; Jacobus, bp. Jan. 12, 1687; Neeltje, m. Andrew Stockholm; Benjamin, bp. Aug. 31, 1690; and Jan or John, bp. Apl. 10, 1695-all in N. Y.
Phillipus (Juriaense) of Flh, bp. Mar. 25, 1682, in N. Y .; m. Annetje -. Issue :- Jurrie, bp. Apl. 18, 1704, in Brī, m. Joris or George Remsen; Cornelius, bp. July 27, 1707, in Br"; Catryna, bp. Jan. 29, 1719, in N. U .; Neeltje, bp. Sept. 30, 1722, in N. U .; (sup.) Philip of Flh, who owned what was late the John Lott farm, lying on the southerly side of Clarkson St., and which was probably owned by his father, for Apl. 6, 1714, Philippus Nagel and others of Flh author- ized the selling of the common lands. Signed his name "Philippus Nael."
NAZARETH, WILLEM, of Br] in 1695; m. Helena Adams Brouwer. Issue :- Lysbeth, bp. Mar. 21, 1690; Anna, bp. Sept. 20, 1691; Maritje, bp. Apl. 4, 1694; and Helena, bp. Mar. 29, 1696-all bp. in N. Y. Signed his name "Willem Nazareth" in 1698.
NEGRO, FRANCISCO, among the early settlers of Buk in 1661.
NEKOERS, SOEFFEN Or STEPHEN, sold Sept. 23, 1661, to Lowys Jansen a building-plot in Fla on the N. side of the road, as per p. 82 of Lib. B of Flh rec. Signed his name "Soeffen Nekoers."
NELSE, JAN, m. Hendrickje dau. of Dirck Janse Vander Vliet of Flh, and had a dau. Catharine Nelse.
NEU, BLANDIN, on Hegeman's books of 1688.
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GENEALOGY.
NEVIUS, NEFYES, or NEEFUS, CORNELIS (s. of Johannis), of the ferry, bp. June 19, 1661, in N. A., where he was b .; m. Apl. 15, 1683, Agatha or Echje Joris of the ferry; d. prior to June 1676. Was at one period ferryman; a mem. of the D. ch. of Br" in 1677 ; and suppose he finally removed to Flds. Issue :- Jan; Joris of S. I .; Ariaentje; Antien; Cor- nelius, who (sup.) was appointed ensign of militia for Rich- mond Co. by Gov. Leisler in 1689; and Johannis of Flds, bp. Feb. 17, 1684.
Johannes, the common ancestor of the family, emigrated from Solin or Solingen in Westphalia, settled at first on High (Pearl) St. in N. A .; m. Nov. 18, 1653, Ariaentje Blyck from Batavia in the East Indies, da. of Cornelis de Potter and Swantje Jans of Br". After his death Ariaentje m. 2ª Jan Arisen Middagh. In 1654 and '55 he was a schepen of N. A .; in 1657 was assessed at the ferry 15 gl. towards Do Polhemius's salary; and in 1658 was secretary of the Bur- gomaster's court in N. A. In 1660 he and his w. entered on the lists of mem. of the R. D. ch. of N. A. as removed to the ferry, Br". In 1664 he took the oath of allegiance to the English in N. Y. In 1670 he held the position of ferry- man. Issue :- Johannes, bp. Nov. 8, 1654; Sara, bp. Aug. 27, 1656; Cornelis, bp. Sept. 2, 1657; Maria, bp. Dec. 22, 1658; Cornelius, bp. June 19, 1661; Peter, bp. Feb. 4, 1663; Sara Katherine, bp. Feb. 16, 1665, m. Cornelis Pieterse Luyster; Johanna, bp. Mar. 11, 1668, m. May 10, 1684, Gar- ret Elbertse Stoothoff-all bp. in N. A. and N. Y .; (sup.) Elizabeth, m. Jan Aersen Middagh; and Catharine, m. Gar- ret Pieterse Wyckoff. Signed his name "Joannes Nevius."
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