FATHER

Adam Brouwer

MOTHER

Magdalena Jacobs Verdon

WIFE

Petronella Eldricks Cleine

CHILDREN

1. Adriaentje Brouwer

2. Antje Brouwer

3. Magdalena Brouwer

4. Uldrick Brouwer b. 1673

5. Abraham Brouwer b. 1675

6. Vroutje Brouwer b. Abt May 1682

7. Johannes Brouwer b. Abt Mar/1684/85

8. Cornelia Brouwer b. Abt Mar/1691

9. Jacob Brouwer b. Abt 1694

10. Maria Brouwer b. Abt 1700

According to Brouwer Genealogy on internet  http://users.crocker.com/~jcamp/pb.html

In October 1669 Pieter Brouwer was assaulted by Gerrit Croesen and later appeared bloodied at a friend's house. Pieter told the constable that if "hee would not do him justice, hee would kill Gerrit." Pieter took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1697 as a resident and native of Brooklyn. He was cut off from his father's will with one shilling "for disobedience" but his children inherited his share. He was among the soldiers from King's County Seat sent in 1690 to Albany. He must have followed his sons who settled in New Jersey, for on October 10, 1700, Peter Brouwer of East New Jersey conveyed his share of his father's mill to Abraham and Nicholas Brouwer of Brooklyn: "whereas there is a corn mill in Brooklyn, called Gowanus Mill, bounded by land of Jacob Hansen, Hendrick Vechte, Wolkert Bries, formerly in the tenure of Adam Brouwer, deceased, true owner as by a conveyance from Tunis Nuysen, deceased, and heirs of Jan Evertse Bout, deceased, etc. This indenture witnesseth that said Peter Brouwer is the eldest son of said Adam Brouwer, deceased, etc."

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