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1. Re: [D-Col] True Ref. Dutch Churches? [1]
Hi Bruce ----- The History of Rockland County New York by Rev.David Cole ,D.D. 1884 says The Reformed Church of Kakiat , or West New Hempstead (" Brick Church"), organized December 4 th 1774 ------ in the summer of 1824 , Dominie James D Demarest and 68 of the members seceded from the brich church and formed the True Reformed Church of Monsey .. If the records transcribed by Carol Miles start about 1774 , then it or they are the records of the " Brick Church " " True " may have b
2. Re: [D-Col] True Ref. Dutch Churches? [1]
Hi Leslie, I have never seen the work attributed to Carol Miles [1996] thus do not know when the records start. But I do know that supposedly her work contains the baptism records of some of my ancestor's [Isaac Myers and Martha Youry/Yeury] children starting in 1828, 4 years after Rev. Demarest departed for Monsey. So I doubt that these records pertain to the "Brick" church. My concern is for how many churches existed around that time to which the term "True" was attached to the name. And was there not
3. Re: [D-Col] Quick records from Naarden [1]
Thanks, Lucy--just got access to a better copy, and what you posted is correct, according to what I see now. Also, for what it's worth, I notice there's a colon in the marriage record, after the word "jong". Terry --- Lucy Peterson wrote: > The copy I have of the Quick genealogy shows just a > slight difference (since > you asked, I looked): > the marraige register is (Inv. 418 a), the same as > the baptismal one, rather > than 448. It also shows Thomass with a double "s" > rather than
4. Re: [D-Col] Anthony Paxton & Annetje Kip [1]
Dear Joann, In William Nelson's "New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800", originally published in 1900, we learn that a marriage license was issued to "Anthony Paxton, Essex County, and Antje Kip, Essex County, on 25 July 1761." I found the baptisms of 4 of Anthony and Antje's children baptized in the Acquackanonk Dutch Church in Passaic, New Jersey (as transcribed and indexed by Arthur C.M. Kelly and published by him in 1992). I have included the baptismal date, the name of the child, and the witnesses'
5. Re: [D-Col] Reinventing the wheel re KALDER [1]
J. Kelsey, Helmar Jans Kalder and Helmig Jans Joralemon are 2 entirely different fellows. Note the marriage record in the Albany RDC of "Helmig" Jeralimans vs. the Albany records of "Helmar" Jans Kalder. By the Albany records, I would guess that the 2 are at least 25 to 30 years apart in age. Helmig's wife was Anneke Lucasz (Hooghkerke), dau of Lucas Van Hooghkerke while the wife of Helmar Jans Kalder (if there was one) is at the moment, unknown. Cynthia Lucas Van Hooghkerke In a message dated 06/08/
6. [D-Col] Margaret POLEMUS ? w/o Guiliame Guiliamse [1]
Working with Regina Haring, Arlene Goff and Jim Sauchyn I located the correct Maragrietje/Margrietje Polhemius last night, but didn't know of, or find, her marriage. Arlene Goff independently figured out the entire explanation, as she knew of the marriage of "William Gillemse CORNELL" to this Maragrietje, being Maragrietje's "ninth great-grand niece". The Cornell puzzled me for a moment, but then I recalled that the father of Guillaume Guilluames was said to have been "Guilliam CORNELIS". Having thought a
7. [D-Col] Re: Foshay Lookup [1]
Hi list: I found the following information that I need some help with. Dutchess County, NY LHN Cemetery Records. Reformed Church, Hackensack, #2. FOSHAY, John S., d. 21 Feb 1868 - age 31 - 7- 12 FOSHAY, Mary C. HICKS, d. 21 Aug 1888 - age 46 - 7 - 21 I'm looking for any information on these people, parents, children, and etc. What you see above is all I have on them. Can anybody tell me what the full name of the LHN Cemetery name is? Appreciate any help I can get
8. RE: [D-Col] Rufugees of Schoonechtede? - Thank you [1]
Hi gang.. Wow... I just did not put Schoonechtede and Schenectady together... Sorry about that. Guess I better brush up on my 17th cent. Dutch. Thanks for the help Tom -----Original Message----- From: Tom [mailto:thomc1945@comcast.net] Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 7:39 PM To: Dutch-Colonies-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [D-Col] Rufugees of Schoonechtede? Hi I came across a translation of a document dated 28 March 1690 Albany NY It says in part.... List of Goods sent from York and received from Monsr Ja
9. Re: [D-Col] Anthony Paxton & Annetje Kip [1]
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:55:08 EDT, you wrote: >Hi, > >It doesn't help any further, but I thought I'd let you know the little that >Nelson says about Anthony -- basically less than what Dorothy added: > >Nelson, History of the City of Paterson and the County of Passaic, New >Jersey, by William Nelson (Paterson, NJ: The Press Printing and Publishing Co., 269 >Main St., 1901. > >p. 392: (a section referring to "foreign" elements in the Dutch community at >Acquackanonk) >"Anthony Pichstoon m. Antje Kip, a
10. [D-Col] My error! [1]
Dear Cynthia, When citing to Kip book I chose Isaac's baptismal date from the wrong line and gave that of his older brother Anthony in error. The Isaac I believe to be the grandfather of the Annetje Kip who married Anthony Paxton was actually baptized in the NY Dutch Church on 1 Oct 1693. His parents were, indeed, Isaac Kip and Sara de Mill. Isaac Kip, Jr., married "Hanna van Noortstrant" in the NY Dutch Church on 13 May 1716. Thanks for putting the record straight! Dorothy On Sat, 21 Jun 2003 CMiddau
11. Re: [D-Col] Graves in New York City [1]
At 11:39 AM 6/7/03 -0600, Lucy Peterson wrote: >I am new to the list. I thought it looked interesting as I have Dutch >ancestry on 2 sides of the family. One group was in early New Jersey and >the other in New York City (although they soon left and were in New York >state). This is not an area I have done the actual research on, but am >interested in gathering what is already done and going from there. One >question I do have -- is anyone familiar with the burial/grave situation in >New York City? I ha
12. [D-Col] Re: Grace (Cerant) Beasly Williams [1]
Dear Dorothy - Thank you so much for your help. I agree that either the minister made a slip, or there was some fairly similar name that he recorded as Heering. I recall that a while back you helped me with a question about someone named Harren, #242 in the Tappan baptisms, after which somebody (Cole?) had written in parentheses (Haring). With a marvelous bit of sleuthing you established that this was a German family with no relation to the early Dutch Harings. I note that even when baptizing Grace Cer
13. Re: [D-Col] Re: Foshay Lookup [1]
In a message dated 6/26/2003 2:10:06 PM Mountain Daylight Time, bforshay.1@juno.com writes: > Dutchess County, NY LHN Cemetery Records. Reformed Church, > Hackensack, #2. > FOSHAY, John S., d. 21 Feb 1868 - age 31 - 7- 12 > FOSHAY, Mary C. HICKS, d. 21 Aug 1888 - age 46 - 7 - 21 > > I'm looking for any information on these people, parents, > children, and etc. What you see above is all I have on them. Can anybody > tell me what the full name of the LHN Cemetery name is? Appreciate any > help
14. [D-Col] De-Jonge Genealogy [1]
Hello Listers. Some friends I know have asked for my help in tracing their ancestors.Here is what we have to date. Cornelius Foort De-Jonge d.o.b.1st July 1889 Place:Goes Holland Father:Leendert De-Jonge d.o.b.Oct 1858 death Oct 1938 Mother:Tannetje Kole d.o.b.1859 died 1908 Cornelius emigrated to America in 1911 at the age of 22 years.He went to a place called Fremont.He lived with a fellow Dutchman Peter Mante and his wife. At the time of the American Census they all lived together in Georgetown
15. Re: [D-Col] van Tienhoven's Pamphlet [1]
Hi Charles and all, From: "Charles Vanorsdale" Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 3:08 PM > Today I received my copy of The Van Voorhees Nieuwsbrief and noted > in an article that Cornelis van Tienhoven (Secretary of Nieuw Netherland) > published, circa 1650, a pamphlet enticing those in the Netherlands to migrate > to the new colony. > > Does a translation of this pamphlet exist in the published literature or online? I'm not sure if this is what you want or not. But Van Tienhove
16. [D-Col] Accessing Delft Archives in English [1]
Does anyone know why I can no longer access the Delft Archives in English? The address is: http://www.archief.delft.nl/ There is a link to the English language site, http://www.archief.delft.nl/main.asp?l=EN , but it doesn't appear to work. Halsey
17. [D-Col] Elizabeth Van Wagenens [1]
I have 2 Elizabeth Van Wagenens. One is supposed to be the daughter of Aart Jacobs and Annetje Gerrits VanWagenen and married Cornelis Masten. The other is supposed to be the daughter of Hendrick Aertsen and Asltje Claes Van Wagenen and married to Johannes Ter Bosch. Can anyone tell me what the relationship is and any dates for these Elizabeths would be very helpful. Margot
18. [D-Col] True Reformed Church [1]
A little more information can be obtained on the True Reformed Church from a book by Rev. Dr. David Demarest, past president of the Reformed Dutch Protestant Church, pastor at various churches in New York and seminary professor at New Brunswick Theological Seminary. See Pages 119 and 120. Dr. Demarest's book is thin but very informative. Printed in 1846 it is difficult to find. I am fortunate to have a copy left to me by my grandfather. A sidenote, Dr. Demarest's son, William Henry David Steele Demare
19. Re: [D-Col] Grace CERANT, HEERING, GILJON, BESELIE, WILLIAMS [1]
Hi Howard, Jan Beselie and Grace having been socially challenged and the socially prominent Kierstede/Kips mercifully having come to the rescue is certainly one possibility. I also found that Samuel Kip married Annetje Herring, (daughter of Elbert Herring b. 1705 bpt. Tappan) and Elizabeth Bogaert, Elbert Herring was son of Pieter Jansen and Grietje Bogaert. Elbert also married Catherine Lent who apparently died in 1731. 14 December 1726 NY DRC 1726 14 Dec; Elbert *Herring; Catharina Lent, tot Haarlem.
20. [D-Col] regarding 2 Elizabeth Van Wagenens [1]
This is just the greatest list. You always promptly come up with answers. Thanks Cynthia & Dorothy for information on the Elizabeths. I think I have them straight now. As for the Jan Jochemse question ; this is what I have from " New Netherland Families -- Vanderhoef - The First Five Generations" by Wilson V. Ledley page 4 "Jan had married Dorothy Jans of Albany , daughter of Jan Jochems and Marytje Caljer. Her mother had married secondly in 1663 at Catskill Guysbert Bogart, and the third son of Jan Corne
21. Re: [D-Col] Reinventing the wheel re KALDER [1]
If Jan Jochemsen Kalder and his wife Marritie (married second Gysbert Bogaert) had a son Helmer, then do the following records all refer to the same person or was there more than one Helmer Janse? The first record I find of a Helmer Janse is Albany Court records of 14 Nov 1685, Gysbert Marcelis, plaintiff, against Helmer Janse, defendant. The plaintiff demanded of the defendant, 42 gl. in beavers for a gun and one pair of shoes. The honorable court condemned the defendant to pay the plaintiff the sum of 42
22. [D-Col] First names(nickname) [1]
Hi Everyone; I have a question for all of you. Can any of you suggest what the correct first name would be for Gittie/Gitty. Its female. I assume that this is a nickname. Thank you for your help Bernie (bpotere659@aol.com)
23. [D-Col] Margaret POLEMUS ? w/o Guiliame Guiliamse [1]
In the records of the Old Dutch Church at Tarrytown is found a couple recorded as variants of "Francois Giljon" and "Resula", her surname is not given. For example: 2 August 1698 (#17) Francoys Giljon, Resull his wife bpt. Cornelis sp: Carel Davidse, Maria Laurense 2 August 1698 (#19 #20 #21) Robbert Williamse, Greesje his wife bpt Maria, Robbert, Helena, sp: Isaac Sie, Jan Fouse, Frans Giljon, Rosul Giljon, Engeltie Davidse Francois Giljon later remarried a woman named Jannetje, surname also unknown, an
24. [D-Col] Hollen Research [1]
We have a line of our family that has been a brick wall for some time. We are working on the name HOLLEN. We recently found a family history that was written in 1946. It stated that the Hollens were Dutch and were in the Hudson River valley in 1686. I have found Hollenbeck and Hollenbeek but not Hollen. I think the name may have been shortened but others say that this surname existed in the Netherlands. The frist real records for the family turn up in Maryland in the 1770s. I am new to this list and
25. RE: [D-Col] Rufugees of Schoonechtede? [1]
That would have been the Schenectady Massacre of February 1690. Robert Livingston wrote: This sad story should not pass from our memory but remain engraved on it and we should grieve over our sins rather than bewail our loss, for it is clearly shown that when the measure of our iniquities is full, we are cut down and almost exterminated, of which the present smoking ruins of houses and barns bear ample witness before the eyes of our few remaining people. As to the causes of this bloody war, which they pre
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