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| Guleyn Vigne |
Immigrant Ancestor |
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| Born: Abt 1590 Valenciennes, France |
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| Married: Before 1614
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| Died: 1632 New Netherlands |
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WIFE
Ariaentje Cuvilje
CHILDREN
Christina Vigne
Source: Michael K. Miller
miller5235@comcast.net
"Guleyn Vigne died in 1632. He married, as her first husband, Ariaentje
Cuvilje who died in 1655. Both were Walloons from Valenciennes, France, and
their family was one of the first to be established in New Netherland. Ariaentje
married (second), Jan Jansen Damen of Bunick who died in 1651. She and Guleyn
had four children." (David Vernooy Bennet, The First American Mrs. Rosencrans;
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record; Volume XC, July 1959; page
164)
"Dirck Holgersen married, before 1632, Christine Vigne, a daughter of Adrienne (Ariantje)
Cuville and Guillaume Vigne, Walloons from Valenciennes in the north-eastern
part of France. Adrienne and Guillaume had four children: Jan Vigne, who was
probably the first white child born in New Netherland; Maria, who was married to
Abraham Verplanck; Christine, the wife of Dirck Holgersen; and Rachel, the wife
of Cornelius van Tienhoven. Guillaume died before 1632, when Jan Jansen Damen
married his widow." (John O. Evjen, Scandinvian Immigrants in New York
1630-1674; 1916, K. C. Holter Publishing Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota; page
69)
"Willem (Guillaume) Vigne and Adrienne Cuvelier who came to New Netherland from
France in about 1614." (Andrew J. Provost, Jr., Early Settlers of Bushwick, Long
Island, New York and Their Descendants; 1949, Darien, Connecticut; page 85)
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