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1. Re: James Blauvelt b. 1810 New [1]
Dear Susan, I looked for your James Blauvelt, b. 1810 in the published Blauvelt genealogies and didn't find him. I suugest that you contact Ralph or Frances Blauvelt. Ralph is the Genealogist for the Blauvelt Family Association and he has records which have not yet been published. I'm sure that he would also like to have any information which you have for the association's files.: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blauvelt 49 Alan Road Spring Valley, NY 10977 (914) 356-3081 Good luck and happy hunting! #8-))
2. Re: Cemetery [1]
Dear Cousin Bill (and Barbara) I saw your posting reply to Barbara. I have much Verveelen/Van Valen, etc. etc. information - about 95 pages in text format, going back to the Netherlands. Let me know your direct line, and as a start, I'll connect you back to the immigrant, and also back to the facinating Domine Gideon Schaets, Second Dutch Minister of Albany (for 50 years), the father of Alida Schaets who m. the first Verveelen. After I get my files fully converted into Word for Windows, I can send
3. Re: GOUVERNEUR [1]
Dear Cousin David, Here is what I have on the ancestry of Nicholas GOUVERNEUR. He is descended from Metje JANS, the sister of Tryn JONAS, the mid-wife of New Amsterdam, who is my direct ancestor. Note: the numbering system is based on the Modified Henry System. The number of digits shows the generation. The value of the digit is the birth-order. I would be interested in what you have on the GOUVERNEURS and KORTRIGHTS. Happy hunting! #8>)) Bob Protzmann A. Metje JANS (sister of Tryn Jonas, mid-
4. Re: Winans - Anneke Jans [1]
Alice, I checked my files but could not find a connection between WINANS and ANNEKE JANS. You might try to connect with the Anneke Jans and Everhardus Bogardus Association. For an address, see the WebSite of the Genealogical Society of Rockland County, NY at Good Luck ! #8-)) Bob Protzmann Membership Chairman, GSRC
5. Re: Yerxa/jurckse [1]
There were Jurckse/Yerks/Yerkse in Westchester County, NY in the early 1700s. Get a hold of Grenville McKensie's manuscript of the Families of Philipse Manor (I think that's the title). It is in the Library of the Westchester County Historical Society located at the Westchester County Archives on Saw Mill River Road, (Rt 9A) Elmsford, NY. I think a copy, and perhaps a more complete one, is in the New York Public Library. Happy Hunting! 8-)) Bob Protzmann
6. Re: Vinge will in relation to: [1]
I must take exception to your interpretation of Christina Vinge's husband from raeding the will of Jan Vinge. It was not uncommon for married women, at this time to take their husband's first name as a "Patronymic". Therefore Christina Dirckse is Christina, the wife of Dirck. This appears to be the case for Tryn Jonas, the midwife of New Amsterdam. The "experts" consider that her surname, Jonas, means that she was married to a Scandanavia namesd Jona. Cornelia Vinge (Roos) is an incorrect name. S
7. Dutch Church in Cayuga Co? [0.967619]
I am trying to track a Jacob Bogart family, which was in Owasco Twp., Cayuga Co., NY in 1820. Anyone have a suggestion where the kids might have been baptized, if in a Dutch Reform Church?
8. James Blauvelt b. 1810 New York City [0.967619]
Hi! I'm searching for James Blauvelt's family. He was born 1810 in New York City (?) His father was Abraham Blouvelt. He married Edith Eldredge on Aug. 08, 1852 in Chatham, MA. They had one child : Adelia Edith Blouvelt, born Dec. 7, 1855 in Chatham, MA. Sound familiar to anyone? Thanks!! Sue J.
9. Re: Montgomery Co. Dutch Church [0.967619]
Per French's 1859 Gazateer of New York: Of the 11 churches in the town of Johnstown, one was Reformed Protestant Dutch. 7 were in Johnstown, 3 in Gloversville, and one in the hamlet of Kingsborough. All these locations are on the route to Fonda where the Caughnawaga Reformed Church was. French's does not indicate when the church in Johnstown was formed. Additionally, there were Reformed Protestant Dutch churches in the towns of Caroga and Ephrata, but these are further from Mayfield than the two churches
10. family [0.967619]
Hi, perhaps you can help. I am looking for family in US, to my genealogy database. I have some old pictures (1920 - 1930) with some text. The name Moffat (as friends to my family) are on some of them. Locations mentioned: Newton N.J. (1925) New (Hovestad?) (1921/1925) Neward ?? The mountains Newton Pensylwania Names mentioned:(period 1920 - 30) Lilian (6 years) Ruth (8 Years) Christin Moffatt Jorgen (2 years) Oncle Jorgen/aint Karen and family USA 1925 New (Hovnestad?) Bodil Jensen (S)(L)angenhoff Mr
11. Re: Cemetery [0.967619]
Hi Babara, I noticed under your posting that you are researching VERVEELENs and WESTERVELTs. I am reserching the VERVALENs and the WESTERVELTs in the NJ and NYC area. My Westervelt line goes back to Lubbert Lubbertsen Van WESTERVELT (b 1620-Holland). I haven't had much luck with my VERVALENs- maybe the spelling is my problem. Does anything here sound familier?If so- maybe we could exchange info- Thanks- Bill in NJ Gammee95@aol.com wrote: > > Hello all, > Does anyone have any access to or info on "The Ceme
12. Pat Mount [0.967619]
Pat, Tried to send you infor on De Boog but all my message were kicked back. Send me email and I'll try again. Tom Terbush
13. Hendrick Jansen VAN METER(EN) families [0.967619]
Searching for better information on this 5th son of Joost Jansen VAN METEREN and Sarah DUBOIS who b (bap 1 Sep 1695 Old Dutch CH/Kingston) 1695 Kingston, Ulster Co, NY moved to NJ where I believe he married four (4) times probably in Salem Co where he died 8 Dec 1759. One wife noted to be Sarah ELWELL (mar 4 Sep 1727 it is said), two are "unknown" to me and one approximates Mary FETTERS/LEFEVRE/LEFELTON (take your choice?). Children as follows, mothers unassigned Joseph b 1725 mar (1) Hanna VAIL* (
14. Fund Raising-Add on [0.967619]
Extreme apologies...I forgot the address, am so sorry, Lisa Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative P. O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798
15. Re: CLAYTON/CONOVER [0.967619]
Hi, I don't have any Clayton in my Conover family at the moment but I was wondering where your Conovers were located. I've just started looking into the Conover family. Mine were from Monmouth Co., NJ. They owned land in Winsor Twp. and were founders of the Penns Neck Baptist Church. Any connection? Faith
16. Of LANSING, VAN EPS, BULMAN, OOTHOUT & OUDERKERK [0.967619]
There are times when trying to sort out surnames is a pain! I was working on the LANSING name when I encountered this from Pearson's Genealogies of the First Settlers of Schenectady. Sander m. first Engeltie, d/o Harmen Van Slyck and secondly, Neeltje, d/o Johannes Van Eps, wid. Then it mentions his step-daughter, Geertruy Van Eps. I can not find the right Johannes to hook Neeltje up with. Can any Van Eps researcher help? While I am at it I have encountered the fact that my Bulman's married into the Ouderk
17. Christopher Bogart 1803 [0.967619]
I am looking for the birth of a CHRISTOPHER BOGART around 1803. His death certificate in 1870 (Dundas Co., Ont.) says he was born in ALBANY Co. He had only one child, Jacob, which leads me to believe the father was possibly JACOB BOGART Anyone have a CIRCA 1803 birth of CHRISTOPHER BOGART? Thanks Tom Moffatt tmoffatt@nbnet.nb.ca P. O. Box 138 Calais, ME 04619
18. SURNAMES Sought [0.967619]
Hi ! I'd like to outline my ancestors in the Dutch Colonies: The number in brackets is the number of greats the grandparent is: (3G) Reuben MOTT b. 1800, Dutchess County, N.Y. Wife: Phebe Ann SWARTOUT (3G) Phebe Ann SWARTOUT b. 1811, N.Y. (3G) Charles HAIGHT b. between 1790 - 1810, NY ?? (3G) Daniel LAWRENCE SR b. 1767, Dutchess County, NY (3G) William POST b. 1802, NY ?? ********************************************************** (4G) Sears MOTT Jr b. 1765, Long Island, NY
19. CLAYTON/CONOVER [0.967619]
Seeking info on this group: Catherine L. CLAYTON, b NJ married ?????CONOVER. They were the parents of a daughter, Margaret CONOVER b 4 February 1844. Anyone? Anything? Pat Mount
20. Dye(Duy)Family in NJ [0.967619]
Looking for information on this DYE Family. HANS LAWRENCE DUY - married 1st Marytie Satyr 2nd Sarah Eghart Paul. son JOHN LAWRENCE DYE - b. 1687 Staten Island NY Married Anne d. 1750 Middlesex Co., NJ son JOHN LAWRENCE DYE - b. 1710 NJ Married Mary Applegate d. 1776 Would like to be sure this info is accurate. Blythe Unican
21. Margaret Decker [0.967619]
Searching for parents of Margaret Decker b. 1783, lived in Luzerne Co. PA who married Johannes Christian Kuhl, aka John C. Cool, 1783-1850. Have listing of only one child, Elsa Margaret Cool b. 19 Jan 1807, Luzerne Co.PA. Elsa married David Middaugh of Wantage, NJ. Any hints greatly appreciated. Cynthia Middaugh
22. Re: Margaret Decker [0.967619]
I had a Mary Dechart in my family that I worked on for years, and I finally found her in a comprehensive book Genealogy of the Deckard Family, reprinted by the Higginson Book Co., Derby Square, Salem, MA 01970. This book contains many Deckers and a number of Margaret/Margaretta Deckers. It is too time consuming for me to research. This is a soft bound book, so I do not know if it is readily available in libraries or not. Be flexible about how the name is spelled - those Germans had a penchant for changi
23. Submission of historical notes [0.967619]
On 9/9/97 I submitted an e-mail containing (never before published) historical and genealogical research notes (and sources) on the subjects of Dutch/Walloon families in the Dutch Colonies of New Amsterdam and Recife Brazil. I thought that these might be of great interest to your readers. I haven't seen them appear as yet; nor have I received an acknowledgement that they were received. These note were the first installment of many that I've recorded as a result of over 40 years of genealogical a
24. Re: Dutch Church in Cayuga Co? [0.967619]
According to French's 1859 Gazateer of New York, there were 3 churches in the town of Owasco, Cayuga county, all located in the village of Owasco: Methodist Episcopal, Reformed Protestant Dutch, and True Dutch Reformed. In addition there were Reformed Protestant Dutch churches in the adjacent town, Fleming, and in the towns of Sterling and Cato. Cheers - Mike Moak --- This message made from 100% recycled electrons ---
25. Everett and Longfelt [0.967619]
Desperately looking for information on a Jacob Everett, a Doctor, probably from Northern NJ. He died in 1802, married possibly in Hunterdon Co. NJ, Hannah Longfelt. Of the "supposed" 8 children, I have just 3....... Isaac; b. 13 Mar 1771 and married Mary Davis. Marshall; bpt. 14 June 1775, no info. George; bpt. 1 Nov 1780, no info. Would anyone have any information on the parents (lines) of Jacob and Hannah and on any of the children? Cynthia Middaugh
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