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1. GRIGGS: "Genealogy of The Griggs Family" by Walter Griggs [1]
As a follow-up to this statement by Lisa Henderson... "I have in the GRIGGS Genealogy, Catherine, daughter of Daniel and Jaminocha, b. 1700-1720?, was m. to Peter WILLIAMSON, son of William," ...I have consulted "Genealogy of The GRIGGS Family" by Walter S. Griggs (Pompton Lakes, NJ: The Biblio Company, Inc.; 1926; LDS FHL Film #1321159). While this genealogy does confirm that Catherine GRIGGS married Peter WILLIAMSON, it does *not* state that
2. Index to "De Halve Maen" [0.978179]
Christine, William Brower Bogardus has compiled a "Directory of Genealogical and Historical Articles Published in 'de Halve Maen' from 1923 to 1991". It is an 8 1/2" X 11" booklet of 27 pages, and -- if I recall correctly -- it cost about $ 6.00. Bill does not have a computer and does not use email. You can write to him at 1121 Linhof Road, Wilmington, Ohio 45177-2917. Ask him to send you a price-list of other items he has for sale. He has the largest personal library related to the Dutch-Colonial per
3. Fwd: Cozyn/Cozine [0.978179]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_921201839_boundary Content-ID: <0_921201839@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_921201839_boundary Content-ID: <0_921201839@inet_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: WayneLII@aol.com Return-path: To: brucewoodworth@home.com Subject: Re: Cozyn/Cozine Date: Thu, 11 Mar 1999 20:23:02 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: t
4. Re: Wessells [0.978179]
Wayne and Aert, According to Pearson's Genealogies of the First Settlers of Albany, Major Dirk Wesselse TEN BROECK b. 1642, married Christina Cornelise VAN BUREN. In his will made 4 Feb 1714/15, proven 6 Feb 1717/18. Dirk mentions, among other children, "Geertruy, wife of Abraham SCHUYLER." Major Dirck's "death of 13 Sept 1717 is recorded in Dutch in the family bible now owned by a descendant". There is no further info on Dirck's parents nor where he was born. It would seem that we have 2 different fellow
5. Re: Hotaling [0.978179]
Hello all: This is also a name that I have found while transcribing the Pierce County WI records for the USGenWeb project. It is spelled Houghtaling in all the records that I have found it in so far during this particular time and place. There is a search engine online for this site if you wish to visit it to look for the name. Pierce County, WI USGenWeb Pierce County wasn't settled until the 1840s, and the records are from the 1850s (when it became a c
6. Records of the French Church of NY [0.978179]
Hello all, I got a question about where I found the records of the "French Church of NY". I thought others might be interested as well; so here it is. I accessed it at one of my local libraries. _Register of the Births, Marriages, and Deaths of the "Eglise Frangoise ` la Nouvelle York," from 1688 to 1804_, ed. by Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer, 1886. This was published as Collections of the Huguenot Society of America, Vol. I. It was reprinted in 1968 by Genealogical Publishing Co. and again as recently a
7. Huguenot-Dutch Reformed marriages [0.978179]
What is the liklihood that a Huguenot man in the Netherlands prior to 1680 and a Dutch Reformed woman marry and raise the children in New Netherlands as DRC? Phyllis
8. Legg-Merritt help [0.978179]
Hi from a new subscriber, My cousin in NY just sent me a copy of a Family Tree column in the Sept 1, 1977 issue of the "Old Dutch Post-Star." Says the feature was prepared by the Ulster Co. Genealogical Society. The column is on the "Leg-Legg-Laig-Legge-Legh Family." It says that Susanna Merritt & William Legg had Banns called in the Dutch Reformed Church in Kingston in January 1677. I can't find any trace of banns or marriage in the Hoes book. Anyone know where there is a record of the marr
9. Hendrik / Valk / Smit / Velde [0.978179]
Looking for the parents of the couple below: Kingston Marriage #813 - 16 Sept 1735 - Frans Hendrik, j.m., born in Dutches (Dutchess) co., and resid. Under the jurisdiction of Kingstown and Elisabeth Valk, j.d. born and resid. Under the jurisdiction of the Co. of Albany. Banns register 31 Aug. Marriage by Domine Vas. Frans Hendrik appears to have had siblings : Reyina Maria Hendriks married Johannes Valk She was born "in the Camp" Pieter Hendriksz married Annatje Smit born in Queensbury, in the Camp Jacob
10. Will of Derrick Benson, son of Sampson and Tryntje Van Deusen Benson [0.978179]
Abstracts of Unrecorded Wills, Vol XI, Prior to 1790, page 99: In the name of God, Amen. May 24, 1725. I, DERRICK BENSON, of New York, potter, being sick in body. I leave to my son, Sampson Benson, as being my eldest son, 3. I leave to my wife Elizabeth, all my estate for her support and the support of my children, and after her death to my children then living. (Not named.) I make my wife executor, and my brothers, Harman Benson, Sampson Benson, and Hendricus Benson, and Egbert Van Bose, and his wife El
11. De Ridder family [0.978179]
Some nice person e-mailed me about being able to help with my research on the De Ridder family. He said for me to give him the birthdate of my Great Grandfather, Herbert ( Huibert) De Ridder. I accidently erased this message. I don't know how, nibble fingers I guess. Please send me your e-mail address again. Thank you. Sharon Preising
12. Re: Cozyn and Covenhoven [0.978179]
In a message dated 3/18/99 6:39:26 AM Pacific Standard Time, conover@radix.net writes: << Gerrt's first wife was Lysbet Andut and I have Lysbeth (Unknown) I have to make a change or are you sure the WFT file is correct. The rest of what you wrote confuses me. could you please clarify it for me. Thank you for copying me in on the info. >> Dave not sure on the Lysbeth Andut (doing more checking) The rest of which they sent in is correct so far. Okay where we go wrong is: 1. on Garrit's (John'
13. Sleght-Klock [0.978179]
Dave Ladely: I accidently deleted our previous correspondence on this matter so am sending this to what I think is your address and to Dutch-Colonies. [Hope you also came accross the data on the Sleght family in 3-19-99 Dutch-Colonies post by Margot Gifford...] With dates, this is what I have on the Dutch Klock family connection to the Sleghts. 1) Abraham Martenszen Klock (d. 1665/6) m. Tryntje Alberts Pothoft (d. 1685). 2) Albert Klock (bap. 1660-1725/6) m. Tryntje Van der Heul (d. 1727). 3) Femmetje (P
14. Re: Teunis Cornelise Slingerland [0.978179]
Dear Richard I cannot tell you with 100% certainty who Geertie Fonda was but I can offer a theory, with my reasons for suggesting it. I checked the baptismal record for the Albany Dutch Church and found that on 10 May 1685, Antoni Van Slingerland baptised a son Johannes. The sponsors were Douw Jelisz, Johannes Appel and Maria Jansz. There is some confusion in the Albany records transcription -- and prior to bpt. #484 1690, the child's mother's name is *NOT* the name under the father's. So - when yo
15. Meaning of d.s. with death dates [0.978179]
"Nancy J. Curran" wrote: >Could d.s. mean "died stillborn"? That was my first guess but near the end of the data submitted with the question were some males who lived into their 20s or 30s. That made me take a guess at "died single". Then I sat back to see what the "correct" answer was. Since Nancy's guess was the only one I've seen, I thought I'd post my guess.
16. Slack [0.978179]
Dave I'm surprised to find the name Slack on this list. I have a gggrandfather Conrad Slack who was born in Gengolrode Germany 18 Apr 1811. He was married in Germany in 1841, but his first child was born 13 Jan 1842 in York Co PA If you want more, I'll be happy to send it to you. Is there a Slack list I can visit or join? Carolyn
17. New Brunswick, NJ DRC Records [0.978179]
Does anyone know where the church records for the Dutch Reformed Church in New Brunswick, NJ have been published? Thanks, Elsie Wilson
18. Re: Geertje or Gertruy Minne or Gertruy Van Voorhees married to Ferd Van Sicklen [0.978179]
Cynthia and I need help on this one. We had Geertje Minne or Geertje Van Voorhees, daughter of Lucas Van Voorhees, married to Ferdinandus Van Sicklen. I believe there was some talk of this on the Dutch Colonies site a while back where it was stated that Geertje or Gertruy was Geertje Minne and not Gertruy Lucasse Van Voorhees. Wayne
19. Re: Achien? [0.978179]
Hi Steve, At 11:15 AM 3/5/99 EST, SMabie@aol.com wrote: >Does anyone know the English equivalent of the name Achien? > >Thanks, >Steve Mabie I assume that this is presumably a Dutch given name -- not a Scottish one. :) By the way, do you know if it is a male or female name? I've noticed that some female names that end in -ie or -je are sometimes spelled ending in -en. For example, Maritje would be Mariten, something similar. Grietje would be Grietjen, etc. (Wish I could provide a specific citation
20. Re: Cozyn/Cozine [0.978179]
> Bruce I think I have solved the Gerrit Cozyn Will problem. I believe he was > the son of Cozyne Andriessen, son of Andries Juerian and Geertje Cozyn, born > around 1649 (Geertje I mean). I am going through baptisms and finding several > of his children. Cozyne's first wife was Giertje Theunis, daughter of Theunis > Quick brother to Belitje Quick. Oh what a circle we do weave. Hi Wayne, Just when I had settled into thinking that someone like Gerrit born ca 1725 would be using Cozyn as a surname you disco
21. Herck (Hendrick) Sybouts & wife, Wyntje Teunise (Quick) [0.978179]
Herck and Wyntje had a daughter bpt. "Maryken" (aka Marritje) on 10 Nov 1647 in the New Amsterdam NYC RDC. We often see these children of Herck and Wyntje with different surnames, sometimes it's HERCX and sometimes it's SIBOUTS, or a varient spelling of the same. Due to that confusion, I have a dilemma with their daughter, Maryken, mentioned above. The RDC records of New Amsterdam and NYC marriages show 2 young ladies, both marked as j.d. with similiar names. I am wondering if the records erred with the "j.
22. Finally connect [0.978179]
I took awhile but I finally connected into my Pedigree Line. Ryck Hendricksen Hendrick Rycken Abraham Rycke Henry A. Riker Henry H. Riker Thomas H. Riker William H. Riker Melvin A. Riker William W. Riker William M. Riker William H. Riker was all along thought to be a boarder in Thomas's house and a death certificate finally stated that he was the son of Thomas H. and Elizabeth Riker. It took me awhile but I never gave up. William H. Riker 1829-1908 buried in Fairmount Cemetary, Newark, NJ A big thankyou t
23. Re: South Ward; Block E [0.978179]
Howard Swain wrote: > > At 10:12 AM 3/18/99 -0800, rassilon@erols.com wrote: > > >Howard, > > > [snip] > > > > Hendrick Hendricksen Kip, presumably the father of Trijntje > >Hendricks (Kip) Van der Heul, lived at or owned house numbers E 23 - E > >25 in Block E. Houses E 13 through E 16 were owned by various other Kip > >family members, (Isaac and Jacob), and strangely enough, House E 12 is > >attributed to Jan Jansen. Benjamin Wynkoop's grandfather, Jan Jansen > >Van Langedyck is listed as the owner
24. Re: re; LDS site on line [0.978179]
Here is BYU Campus Website ... Some more info. Still not sure what is what yet??? http://newsnet.byu.edu/noframes/show_story.cfm?number=8836 =Dan DBR wrote: > Caution! > > I do not believe this is an Official LDS site. > There are several reasons I believe this. > > 1. The Official site would probably make a statement such as: > Copyright Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints like the > Official LDS.org site. ... NOT Copyright Chase Data Group! > > 2. I don't believe you will find commercial adver
25. Re: Machackemack (Deerpark) marriages WESTBROEK/PEER [0.978179]
Hi Lorine, At 10:06 AM 3/25/99 +0000, Lorine McGinnis Schulze wrote: >Hello everyone > >I'm still hot on the trail of my elusive Peer/Pear/Pier family :-) > >I've come across some very promising baptisms in the Machackemack >(Deerpark) Reformed Church but unfortunately I don't have access to >the marriage records for that church. > [snip] >I know that these marriages were published in the NYGBR 1913 V. 44 #2 >pp 156-172 for 1738-1825. I think this was also in the NYGBS Collections vol. V (1913). This
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