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1. [D-Col] NJ research [1]
Greetings: I am going to be traveling to Bergen County NJ in a couple of months and after the discussion of State Cencus recently, I was wondering if anyone could tell me what libraries in North West Bergen County might have the NJ State Cencus on microfilm. Englewood by chance? I know where that is. Thanks for any info. Abby _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
2. Re: [D-Col] Jamaica NY SMITH,VANNOSTRAND,REMSEN,RIDER [1]
I don't know weather it will help at all but are you aware there is a VanNostrand Ave. in Jersey City, NJ. Maybe a lead?????? Patti >From: "Lisabeth J. Chasolen" >Reply-To: ljchaz@erols.com >To: Dutch-Colonies-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [D-Col] Jamaica NY SMITH,VANNOSTRAND,REMSEN,RIDER >Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2001 14:05:46 -0500 > >Hello All! >Well, here's my first try at picking some brains.... >I've only been at this "rootin' around" since last summer, so any and >all help- >additions,
3. [D-Col] Re: Kindt/kind/kint/kent [0.979288]
On 13 Mar 2001, at 19:47, Joe Thoben wrote: > Hi, This is my first posting to this site. I am searching for > info on my ancestor Elyas Kindt, I have heard he married > Margriet Heyns. The only one I can verify is his son Simeon > KIndt b 1714-16 mar Marietje Spier in New Jersey. I have > searched all surnames in Rootsweb for the above named Kindts. I > am thinking maybe Elyas KIndt settled in Pa or Ny but those Dear Nancy I have come across the surname in my search for my elusive PEER (PIER) family
4. [D-Col] Re:Land for Empire State Building [0.979288]
Hi again, Lorine, I did not notice the mention of "park" until I re-read your posting. There are some parks on Manhattan, including Madison Square Park on Fifth Avenue between E. 23rd Street and E. 25th Street. Central Park starts on W. 59th Street between Fifth Avenue and Eighth Avenue and ends on W.110th Street. So, I believe that your ancestor VV might refer "park" to the area currently known as Madison Square Park since it is much closer to ESB. Regards, Jean On Tue, 6 Mar 2001 19:57:41 -0500
5. Re: [D-Col] Articles of Association [0.979288]
In a message dated 3/17/2001 9:26:03 AM Eastern Standard Time, Stg4353 writes: > Does anybody know where the names of the signers might be found? > Preferably online? > Don't you think that just about every man aged 16 to 60 was required to sign or swear to these articles, in an "if you're not with us, you're against us" atmosphere? Certainly the men serving under arms must have signed or swore to this or similar documents as a test of loyalty and obligation to the Colonial cause. Fred Swart
6. [D-Col] Bucks Co. DRC records at Ancestry - Free [0.979288]
Free until 3/18/2001 Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 1710-1800: Southampton Dutch Reformed Church http://www.ancestry.com Pat
7. [D-Col] de Laony/Tolle [0.979288]
On Jan. 25, 1703/04, a license was granted in New York, for Christopher Beekman to marry Maria de Lanoy. Her parents were Abraham de Lonoy and Cornelia Jacobse Tolle. Does anyone have a listing of the children of Abraham and Cornelia other than Maria? Does anyone have any other information on this Abraham and Cornelia: birth, death, marriage, ect. ?? Is there a surviving will for Abraham?? Thanking anyone in advance for any help, suggestions, ideas, guesses. John
8. Re: [D-Col] Doremus/de Riemer [0.979288]
"R L Van Valer (Van)" wrote: > > Hi Richard > > The Passaic Co. Hist. Soc. record shows Cornelius De Riemer, father of Cornelis > as having "first went to the south and then emigrated to America." And, it lists his > place of death as Essex Co., NJ > Eberhart, Edith Whitcraft, "Doremus Family in America 1687-1987" (Gateway Press, Baltimore), pp. 9-10: 1. Cornelis Doremus, the founder of the New Jersey family of that name was, by family tradition, b. date unknown, in France.<1> His father was Hendrick
9. Re: [D-Col] Normans Kill [0.979288]
The name Watervliet has been applied to different places at different times. It was another name for the West Manor of Rensselaerswyck, which covered most of the county of Albany outside of the city of Albany. It was that "Watervliet" from which the various town of Albany County were carved. Peter -----Original Message----- From: Cheryle Merkley To: Dutch-Colonies-L@rootsweb.com Date: Monday, March 19, 2001 8:19 AM Subject: Re: [D-Col] Normans
10. Re: [D-Col] A Question [0.979288]
Hello Cindy, Try this URL for currency translation: http://www2.travlang.com/money/money.cgi?curr1=NLG&curr2=USD Ton Vromans Assen The Netherlands ----- Original Message ----- From: Cindy W, To: Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 7:16 AM Subject: [D-Col] A Question > I'm not sure this is where I should ask this but, I'm going to try. > > I would like to send to the Bureau voor Genealogie for information. I'm not sure what the American dollar amount w
11. [D-Col] Pulis [0.979288]
Does anyone know who Abraham Hopper's wife, Charity Pulis's mother was?She was bap. at Paramus RDCh. )p.49) as the dau. of William Pullisfelt and Lisbeth . The wit. were Jacob and Ebbi Myer. Maria (Ree) Pratt Hopper compiler of the soon to be published Hopper Family Genealogy; Descendants of Andries Willemszen Hoppe(n) of New Amsterdam 1651 Please visit my website - Ree's Trees http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~reetrees/bhome.index.h
12. [D-Col] wife of Frans Van Der Bogaert [0.979288]
Frans Van Der Bogaert, son of Harmon Mydertse, married Annetje Tjerkse. Frans was born in 1640 in New Amsterdam. There are no dates for their marriage nor the birth of their two children. Frans was in Schenectady by 1689 and was killed in the massacre of 1690. Has the parents of his wife Annetje Tjerkse ever been found or even been proposed? Mary Van Epps
13. Re: [D-Col] PIATT/PYATT--DRAKE--FITZ RANDOLPH 1700s NJ [0.979288]
Yes, the Genealogies of N.J. Families was published in 1996 -- BUT it merely reprints articles that appeared in the Genealogical Magazine of N.J. over a period of many years -- so you have to go by the dates of the original articles, and not by the reprinting in 1996. (Howard S. FitzRandolph died about 1956 so obviously both were done prior to that time). Harman Clark hclark@bypass.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "MScheffler" To: "Harman Clark" ; "Dut
14. Re: [D-Col] Marretje CROM who m. Gerret Blauvelt 1709 (fwd) [0.979288]
Dear Susan, Thank you for being willing to share! As you know, the Croms of Ulster County are descendants of Gysbert Willems Crom (died 1644), and the Croms of Rockland County are the descendants of Willem Willemsz Crom (died sometime between 1653 and 1660). They were both sons of Willem Gijsberts Crom who died sometime between 1610 and 1627. Have you been able to descover the surname or patronymic of "Jenneken", the wife of the elder Willem Gijsbertsz Crom? Dorothy On Sun, 25 Mar 2001 Emaco241@aol.com
15. Re: [D-Col] Re:Thomas Eckerson and 1.Slechtenhorst 2. Slingerland [0.979288]
Dear Kathy, Your Eckerson line is correct. 1. Thomas Hugesson and Sara Brout 2-4 Jan Thomaszen [Eckerson] and Apollonia Cornelis Swits. 3-11 Jan Eckerson and Marie Van Aernum 4-53 Thomas Eckerson and Maria Demarest 5-186 David Eckerson and Aggenietje Vanderbeek. 6-340 Annatje Eckerson and Abraham Lozier. You wrote > I show Appolonia's parents to be Cornelius Claeson Swits, 1614-1655, and Arientie Cornelis Trommels. Is this correct?< Yes. You wrote >> Thomas J. Eckerson, b. 1/7/1708 NY, m.
16. [D-Col] Missing paragraphs in the will of Jacob Janse Schermerhorn (1622-1688)? [0.979288]
In the "Schermerhorn Genealogy and Family Chronicles" by Richard Schermerhorn Jr., New York 1914, is published (p. 32) the will of Jacob Janse Schermerhorn, made May 20, 1688, "Recorded in Albany County Clerk's Office. Book I, Page 26, Wills." The will online: http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/families/schermerhorn/chronicles/1b.html#6 The will contains different paragraphs and it's remarkable that we don't find after paragraph 3d. the paragraph 4th, but 6th! Are the paragraphs 4th and 5th missing? And if
17. RE: [D-Col] Re:Thomas Eckerson and 1.Slechtenhorst 2. Slingerland [0.979288]
Hi All, Ethel K wrote: Thomas ECKERSON , s/o Jan Thomaszen Eckerson and Apollonia Cornelis SWITS, was b/p 27 January 1669 [NYDC 2:93]. I have a questions about this family too. I have Jan Thomaszen's parents as Thomas Huggeson and Sarah Brant. I show Appolonia's parents to be Cornelius Claeson Swits, 1614-1655, and Arientie Cornelis Trommels. Is this correct? My line is from another son of Jan Thomaszen and Appolonia, Jan Eckerson (Ecker) b. 2/9/1676 who married Maria Jans VanAernum on 6/
18. Re: [D-Col] Gerrit Gerritse or Frederickse Lansing? [0.979288]
I'm sorry for the confusion; probably it was too late at night for me. Of course the wife of Gerrit was Elisabeth Hendriks. That makes my suggested theory of the meaning of Gerrit 'Frederiks' Lansing nonsense. But till now no Frederik Lansing is found, and the conclusion from the Dutch sources must be that the father's name was Gerrit. The letter of 4 Jun 1679 that the adult children of Gerrit Lansingh and Elisabeth Hendricks received is interesting in this matter, I'm very curious: the father died before 1
19. Re: [D-Col] New Amsterdam [0.979288]
Thanks for the info
20. [D-Col] Thank you [0.979288]
Thanks to all who responded to my question. I have bookmarked all the sites sent to me. Now I just need to convince my husband that the fee is worth it.;-) Thanks again, Cindy Listen to the Angels! The Quackenbosch/Quackenbush Family Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ghosthunter/main.html The Anneke Jans & Everardus Bogardus Descendants Association Page http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ghosthunter/Anneke/page0.htm
21. [D-Col] Fort Orange [0.979288]
Could someone tell me where Fort Orange was? Thank you Mary Jo
22. [D-Col] Comprehensive Indexes (was: Schenck information and NYGBR) [0.979288]
Hi Chris, At 10:02 PM 3/22/01 -0500, Chris & Lindsey Lane wrote: >As a relative newbie to finding information on Dutch families that has been >researched since many of the 'classic' family sources from the late 19th >and early 20th centuries, I keep coming across glimpses of research done >that I have never heard of but which shows the earlier works were in >serious error. So I have a specific question concerning the latest example >of this I have come across and then a more general question. sn
23. [D-Col] NJ Wills Post 1780 [0.979288]
I seem to have a difficult time locating published NJ Will Abstracts post-1780. I know they exist because someone once sent me a copy of one and it was in the same format as the earlier versions (1730-1750, 1751-1760, 1761-1770, 1771-1780), which were Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey. Can someone provide me with the exact title of the series, publisher and date so that I may order them through interlibrary loan? Many, many thanks, Charles R. Vanorsdale
24. RE: [D-Col] Land for Empire State Building [0.979288]
It was actually Ellis Island, not Liberty Island, that NY and NJ fought over. It was ruled that NY owned the original 3 acres of the island but that NJ owned the 24 acres that were subsequently added as landfill. See: http://www.cnn.com/US/9704/01/ellis.island/ Possibly the worst deal relating to the Empire State Building was made by the Japanese company that bought it around the 1980s. It was made subject to a 99-year lease to the previous owners at such a low rent that the new owners are getting a ve
25. [D-Col] "Costello Plan" [0.979288]
Dear Patricia, I am the editor of "New Netherland Connections", a genealogical quarterly that aims to help people trace back to their Dutch colonial ancestors. The map and key based on Jacques Cortelyou's 1660 and Stokes' "Iconography..." is reprinted in Volume 2, Number 2 (May 1997) of "New Netherland Connections". By separate email I am sending you the particulars about NNC. Dorothy On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Patricia Tidmarsh wrote: > > Howard -- > > What is NNC in which the key to the Costello Plan is
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