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Jonathan Angevine1

b. 7 November 1793
Jonathan Angevine|b. 7 Nov 1793|p24.htm#i11420|Caleb Angevine|b. 1 Sep 1764\nd. 24 Jun 1796|p23.htm#i1887|Mary Griffin|b. 24 Dec 1768\nd. 8 Apr 1826|p280.htm#i11417|Eli Angevine|||Charity Bonet|||||||||
  • Jonathan Angevine was born on 7 November 1793 at Scarsdale, Westchester Co., New York.2

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979, Film #1036344. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S3344] John R. Totten, "Fragmentary Family Notes", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 54, page 252 (1923): 54:267. Griffin-Angevine-Hatfield-Horton-Fisher Families. Bible originally in the family of Mary Griffin who married firstly Caleb Angevine and after his death married second to Daniel Hatfield, the Bible was subsequently owned by her daughter Anna Hatfield who married James Fisher. Hereinafter cited as "Fragmentary Family Notes."

Louis Angevine1,2

b. 19 February 1702, d. 1778
Louis Angevine|b. 19 Feb 1702\nd. 1778|p24.htm#i1912|Pierre Angevine|b. 1666\nd. a 1728|p24.htm#i2118|Deborah Guion|||Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||||||||
  • Louis Angevine was born on 19 February 1702 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York.1
  • He married Esther Sicard, daughter of Jacques Sicard and Anne Terrier, circa 1730.3
  • Louis Angevine died in 1778 at Scarsdale, Westchester Co., New York.3
  • He was buried at Scarsdale, Westchester Co., New York; on his farm.
  • Surname is also spelled Lewis.

Family: Esther Sicard b. 4 Nov 1707, d. a 1748

  • Ester Angevine
  • Anne Angevine
  • Lewis Angevine
  • Peter Angevine
  • Sarah Angevine
  • Marie Angevine
  • Rachel Angevine
  • Ann Angevine
  • Jeanne Angevine
  • James Angevine
  • John Angevine

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S196] Henry David Gray, "Early History of the Sicard - Secor Family", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol.68, pp.313-323 (1937). Hereinafter cited as "Sicard; NYG&BR (1937)."
  3. [S635] IGI Individual Records, International Genealogical Index (IGI) (Salt Lake City, Utah: Family Search, 1999-2002). (The IGI records often do not cite sources, must be used with caution and should be verified by more reliable documentation).Lewis or Louis Angevine.

Margarite Angevine1

b. 2 January 1692/93
Margarite Angevine|b. 2 Jan 1692/93|p24.htm#i1956|Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Marie Naudine|b. 1676\nd. a 10 Oct 1715|p376.htm#i2089|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Andre Naudine|||Maragret|||
  • Margarite Angevine was born on 2 January 1692/93 at New York City, New York Co., New York.2
  • She was baptized on 15 January 1692/93 at French Church of New York, New York City, New York; godfather: Andre Naudin, godmother: Marguerite Leuesque.2
  • She married Isaac Daas, son of Peter Daas and Jeanne, circa 1725.
  • Margarite Angevine was named in her father's will dated on 26 October 1739 called daughter Margaret Dow.3

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1530] Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer, editor, Registers of the Births, Marriages and Deaths of the "Englise Françoise á la Nouvelle York" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968), page 24-25. Marguerite; parents: Zacarie Lengeuin, Marie Naudin (signed Zacarie Angeuin). Hereinafter cited as BMD French C., NY.
  3. [S371] William S. Pelietreau, Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784 (New York: Francis P. Harper, 1898), page 78. Hereinafter cited as Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784.

Marianne Angevine1

b. 1706, d. after 1740
Marianne Angevine|b. 1706\nd. a 1740|p24.htm#i1851|Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Marie Naudine|b. 1676\nd. a 10 Oct 1715|p376.htm#i2089|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Andre Naudine|||Maragret|||
  • Marianne Angevine was born in 1706 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York, (age 4 in 1710).2
  • She married Peter Moynot circa 1738.
  • Marianne Angevine died after 1740.

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.

Marie Angevine1

b. 22 February 1694/95, d. before 1697
Marie Angevine|b. 22 Feb 1694/95\nd. b 1697|p24.htm#i1848|Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Marie Naudine|b. 1676\nd. a 10 Oct 1715|p376.htm#i2089|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Andre Naudine|||Maragret|||
  • Marie Angevine was born on 22 February 1694/95 at New York City, New York.2
  • She was baptized on 24 February 1694/95 at French Church of New York, New York City, New York; godfather: Paul Droilhet, godmother: Susanne Boudinot.2
  • She died before 1697 ; probably, as the next daughter was also named Marie.

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1530] Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer, editor, Registers of the Births, Marriages and Deaths of the "Englise Françoise á la Nouvelle York" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968), page 40. Marie; parents: Zacarie Anchevin, Marie Nodin. Hereinafter cited as BMD French C., NY.

Marie Angevine1

b. 15 March 1697/98
Marie Angevine|b. 15 Mar 1697/98|p24.htm#i9446|Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Marie Naudine|b. 1676\nd. a 10 Oct 1715|p376.htm#i2089|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Andre Naudine|||Maragret|||
  • Marie Angevine was born on 15 March 1697/98 at New York City, New York.2
  • She was baptized on 16 March 1697/98 at French Church of New York, New York City, New York; godfather: Elie Boudinot, godmother: Susanne de Lavabre.2
  • She married Ball.3
  • Also known as Mary Angevine.4
  • Marie Angevine was named in her father's will dated on 26 October 1739 called daughter Mary Ball. Granddaughter Rachel Ball was also named.3

Family: Ball

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1530] Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer, editor, Registers of the Births, Marriages and Deaths of the "Englise Françoise á la Nouvelle York" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968), page 57. Marie fille de Zacarie Engeuin et de Marie Naudin. Hereinafter cited as BMD French C., NY.
  3. [S371] William S. Pelietreau, Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784 (New York: Francis P. Harper, 1898), page 78. Hereinafter cited as Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784.
  4. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.

Naomi Angevine1

b. circa 1815
  • Naomi Angevine appeared on the census in August 1850 at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, as Naomi Manning, age 35.2

Family: William Manning b. c 1808

Citations:

  1. [S1403] Grant Rideout, Ancestors and Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue (Chicago: n.pub., 1930), p.88. Hereinafter cited as Ancestors and Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue.
  2. [S212] Ronald V. Jackson and Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1850 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 1999), Federal census, Roll M432-497, p.288, image 531. Hereinafter cited as 1850 US Census.

Pierre Angevine1

b. 1666, d. after 1728
Pierre Angevine|b. 1666\nd. a 1728|p24.htm#i2118|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Henry Angevine|||Charlotte Guinere|||||||||
  • Father*: Louis Angevine
  • Mother*: Marguerite Chalons
  • Pierre Angevine was born in 1666 at La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France, (age 44 in 1710).2
  • He married first at France before 1696 Deborah Guion.
  • Pierre Angevine married second at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York, in 1713 Marguerite de Bonrepos, daughter of Elie de Bonrepos and Esther.
  • Pierre Angevine died after 1728 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York.
  • Also known as Peter Angevine.2
  • Surname is also spelled Langevin; other variations include "L'Angevin, Angevin and Anseuvian.3
  • On 1 April 1707 Pierre Angevin and Jean Magnon were chosen as assessors for the Town of New Rochelle.4
  • On 9 December 1710 Peter Angevine, age 44, appears on the list of inhabitants of the Towne of New Rochelle, with Deborah Angevine, 42; Lewis Angevine, 08; Marget Angevine, 10; Susanna Angevine, 50.2
  • On 24 March 1715 Pre. Langevin and Aman Guion were chosen as overseers of highways for the Town of New Rochelle.5
  • On 2 April 1718 Pre. Angevin and J. Martin were chosen overseers for the Town of New Rochelle.6
  • Morgan H. Seacord (1941): "Pierre Angevin was in New Rochelle before 1707; relationship, if any, to Zacharie Angevin not known."7
  • The ancestry of Zacharias and Pierre Angevine (pressumed to be brothers, but not confirmed) is not documented. It is taken from a work titled "Full Blooded Yankee," by Sidney G. Koon, Flushing, N.Y. 1951, and re-printed in "Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers," by Brad Angevine, 1960. The source and reasons for Koon's conclusions is not known.8

Family 1: Deborah Guion b. 1668, d. bt 1711 - 1713

  • Pierre Angevine
  • Marie Angevine
  • Margaret Angevine
  • Louis Angevine+ b. 19 Feb 1702, d. 1778

Family 2: Marguerite de Bonrepos b. c 1683, d. a 1729

  • Peter Angevine
  • Eli Angevine
  • Esther Angevine

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979, Cites, "Full Blooded Yankee", by Sidney Graves Koon as a source on the Angevines of LaRocelle, France.
    Pierre and Zacharias Angevine were among the first settlers of New Rochelle, New York. They were Huguenot refugees from LaRochelle, France, the last haven of safety for French Protestants in the late seventeenth century. For many years French Protestants, known as Huguenots, were persecuted on religious and political grounds by the Catholic royalty of the country. Some relief was provided in 1598 when King Henry IV of France issued the Edict of Nantes in favor of his Protestant subjects. In 1685, however, the edict was revoked by King Louis XIV, a fervent Catholic who sought to rid the country of any sign of the Reformation. France was no longer a safe place to be Protestant. For many years prior, Huguenots sought refuge in Protestant dominated England. However, being somewhat concerned about the presence of foreigners, the English took care to keep them under a watchful eye, all while trying to find a place for them. As early as 1630, after the fall of LaRochelle, Maltravers, Earl of Arundel and Surrey thought to use the refugees as colonists in America, south of Virginia. A settlement was attempted there under the leadership of one Captain Sance, a Huguenot adventurer. In the end, however, it proved to be a failure. After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, more than 200 Huguenot families fled France and reached New York, where they were welcomed.
    The area that was to become New Rochelle, was originally purchased in 1654 from the Indians by Thomas Pell. He was granted a royal patent on his purchase by the Court of Assize in New York in 1666 and it became known as Pelham Manor. Thomas Pell died in 1669 and the lands passed on to his nephew John Pell. About 1688, John Pell conveyed to Jacob Leisler of New York the land within Pelham Manor, 6000 acres, that would become New Rochelle. Jacob Leisler had been commissioned by the French Huguenots to obtain the land for their use and for their fellow refugees who were expected to arrive from Europe and elsewhere. Jacob Leisler, himself was a well to do merchant of French ancestry, although born in Germany. He was a staunch Calvinistic Protestant with strong democratic tendencies and popular with the common people who were opposed to the Dutch and English governing classes. His popularity helped make him mayor of New York and Governor of the Province, although in the end he would be hanged as a traitor in a catastrophe that was brought about by the connivance of the aristrocratic Van Cortlandt and Bayard families. Fortunately, only a year before his death, Jacob Leisler had released the last parcel of land he had purchased to the Hugeunots. Among the first families of the new town, named for their homeland of LaRochelle, where the Angevines.
    In comparison with his brother Zachariah, records for Pierre are very scant. In fact no record has been found that even shows that Pierre and Zachariah are brothers. It has simply been assumed that by genealogists over the years, although Koons, who appears to be a very good authority, calls them brothers. Pierre is not listed in the New York City Tax Lists covering 1695-1699, and he was not found in the 1698 census of New Rochelle, nor in the 1702 census of New York City. No baptisms for the children, except for Esther, were found in either New York City or New Rochelle. It is possible that he came to America later than Zachariah. The first record of Pierre appears 25 Apr 1705 showing that he was elected as one of the Assessors in New Rochelle. He held the office again in 1707, was Overseer of Highways, 1715 and 1718, and Poundmaster in 1718. The 1710 New Rochelle census lists Pierre, aged 44 years, Deborah, age 42, Lewis, age 8, Marget, age 10 and Susanna, age 50 years. Susanna could be a sister. Koon noted that Zachariah and Pierre had a sister born in 1668. The children Lewis and Margaret could have been named for Louis Angevine and Marguerite Chalons, which would be another piece of evidence suggesting that Pierre and Zachariah are in fact brothers. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.
  3. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.505 Index. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  4. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.54. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  5. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.145. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  6. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.158-159. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  7. [S3267] Carl Boyer, Ship Passenger Lists, New York and New Jersey, 1600-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Heritage Books, 2007), page 144. From Morgan H. Seacord. Biographical Sketches and Index of the Huguenot Settlers of New Rochelle, 1687-1776. New Rochelle, N. Y.: The Huguenot and Historical Association of New Rochelle, 1941. Hereinafter cited as Ship Passenger Lists, New York & New Jersey.
  8. [S191] Brad Angevine, Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers (New York: Brad Angevine, 1960), Reprint of the chapter: "Angevine Comes to America", from Sidney G. Koon's, "Full Blooded Yankee" 1951.. Hereinafter cited as Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers.

Susanna Angevine

b. circa 1660
Susanna Angevine|b. c 1660|p24.htm#i2010|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Henry Angevine|||Charlotte Guinere|||||||||
  • Father*: Louis Angevine
  • Mother*: Marguerite Chalons
  • Susanna Angevine was born circa 1660 at France (age 50 in 1710).1
  • Pressumed sister of Pierre Angevine. Appears in his household on the 1710 census at New Rochelle.

Citations:

  1. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.

Thomas Angevine1

b. 30 May 1789, d. 23 November 1829
Thomas Angevine|b. 30 May 1789\nd. 23 Nov 1829|p24.htm#i11418|Caleb Angevine|b. 1 Sep 1764\nd. 24 Jun 1796|p23.htm#i1887|Mary Griffin|b. 24 Dec 1768\nd. 8 Apr 1826|p280.htm#i11417|Eli Angevine|||Charity Bonet|||||||||
  • Thomas Angevine was born on 30 May 1789 at Scarsdale, Westchester Co., New York.2
  • He died on 23 November 1829.2

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979, Film #1036344. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S3344] John R. Totten, "Fragmentary Family Notes", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 54, page 252 (1923): 54:267. Griffin-Angevine-Hatfield-Horton-Fisher Families. Bible originally in the family of Mary Griffin who married firstly Caleb Angevine and after his death married second to Daniel Hatfield, the Bible was subsequently owned by her daughter Anna Hatfield who married James Fisher. Hereinafter cited as "Fragmentary Family Notes."

Zachariah Angevine1

b. circa 1704, d. 1760
Zachariah Angevine|b. c 1704\nd. 1760|p24.htm#i2126|Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Marie Naudine|b. 1676\nd. a 10 Oct 1715|p376.htm#i2089|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Andre Naudine|||Maragret|||
  • Zachariah Angevine was born circa 1704 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York, (age 6 in 1710).2
  • He married Johannah Mallet, daughter of John Mallet and Johanna Lyon, before 1732.
  • Zachariah Angevine died in 1760 at Stratfield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut.

Family: Johannah Mallet b. 10 Mar 1709/10, d. a 1783

  • Anthony Angevine
  • Mary Angevine
  • Lewis Angevine
  • Sarah Angevine
  • Zachary Angevine

Citations:

  1. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  2. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.

Zacharias Angevine1,2

b. circa 1664, d. between 26 October 1739 and 17 January 1740
Zacharias Angevine|b. c 1664\nd. bt 26 Oct 1739 - 17 Jan 1740|p24.htm#i1959|Louis Angevine|||Marguerite Chalons|||Henry Angevine|||Charlotte Guinere|||||||||
  • Father*: Louis Angevine
  • Mother*: Marguerite Chalons
  • Zacharias Angevine was born circa 1664 at La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France, (age 46 in 1710).
  • He is said to have married Anastasia Baptiste in 1684 at La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime, France.
  • Zacharias Angevine married Marie Naudine, daughter of Andre Naudine and Maragret, at French Church of New York, New York City, New York, on 5 March 1690.3
  • Zacharias Angevine died between 26 October 1739 and 17 January 1740 at New Rochelle, Westchester Co., New York.
  • Surname is also spelled Langevine; and in numerous other variations including Enieven, Engevine, Lengevine.4
  • On 25 April 1705 Zacarie Angevin was chosen constable for the town of New Rochelle. He was chosen again on 1 Apr 1706, and on 1 Apr 1707.5
  • He was granted administration of the estate of Peter Porier on 8 February 1706/7; Whereas Peter Porier of New Rochelle died intestate, Letters of administration are granted to Zachariah Angevine of New Rochelle, tailor.6
  • On 9 December 1710 Zachariah Angevine, age 46, is on the list of inhabitants of the Towne of New Rochelle, with Mary Angevine, 34; Zachariah Angevine, 06 Daniel Angevine, 02; Margett Angevine, 18; Mary Angevine, 12; Mary Angevine Jur; 04.7
  • His will was dated on 26 October 1739 proved 17 Jan 1740. Zachariah Angeoine of New Rochelle. Leaves his house and homestead, 14 acres, to son Daniel for life, "then to his oldest son. If he die without issue then to my son John and so to continue from heir to heir forever, not allowing any sale ever to be made." Leaves to son Daniel, 2 acres of meadow between Hornis Barrit's and the road that goes to Capt. Bayley's. Mentions daughters Margaret Dow (Daw), Esther Mallet, "my granddaughter Rachel Ball," "my daughter Mary Ball." Appoints as executors his son-in-law Isaac Dow (Daw) and Amon Guion (lib.12, page 408).8,9
  • Rachel Ball was named in his grandfather Zacharias Angevine's will on 26 October 1739.8
  • According to Morgan H. Seacord (1941): "Zacharie Angevin was a native of Loudan in Poitou and probably escaped in the fall of 1686, in New York City by 1690; he married in New York, March 5, 1690, Marie Naudin, daughter of Pierre Naudin. Together with brother-in-law Andre Naudin and Louis Guion bought a home lot in New Rochelle in 1701, the property which had belonged to Louis Bongrand."10
  • Zacharias Angevine and his first wife Anastasia Baptiste had a son born 1685/1686. Both the infant and Anastasia died while fleeing towards Holland during the Spring of 1686. Zacharias broke the family tradition of glassmakers and became a tailor, and was a guild member in that trade by 1682. He, his brother Pierre and sister Susanna successfully made their escape from the destruction of LaRochelle to Dordrecht, Holland, where they remained for two and half years before departing for America, settling in the new Hugeunot town of New Rochelle, New York.
    When he was only three years old, the "holy war", raged by the Catholics against Protestanism broke out again in a full fury. Then in 1685 came the crisis, the Edict of Nantes was revoked on October 17 by King Louis XIV..."After a long and earnest discussion, Anastasia and Zacharias set out early one evening in the Spring of 1686 to make their way to Holland. It was clear across France, many hundreds of weary miles, and they had a tiny boy to carry along...their baby boy sickened and died north of Orleans. In Antwerp, Anastasia gave out...and was buried there...They crossed the Meuse and Waal (Rhein) and were in Dordrecht, Holland...where they were to live for two long years...Zacharias had no trouble in supporting himself in his vocation as a tailor...but in December, 1688, he and nearly 150 other French Huguenots set sail as passangers in two little ships for America...their long trip was over February 22, 1689...and they landed at New York City" (Koon).
    In 1689, New York City had a population of 4,000, mostly Dutch people. The Huguenots decided not to establish themselves there, prefering a town of their own where they could speak their own French language. They then managed to find themselves an area on Long Island Sound which would become New Rochelle, New York (see Pierre Angevine). Their landing place was on rocky Bonnefoy Point, a stone marks their landing place, and a stone tablet carries the surnames of some thirty families who made the landing. The list includes the name, Angevine.
    Zacharias found it difficult to make a living at his trade, there was little need for a tailor among the impoverished refugees, so in the Autumn of 1689, Zacharias moved down to New York City. Here, his business prospered to the point where he was able to take a new wife. On March 5, 1690 Zacahrias married Marie Naudin, a daughter of Andre Naudin and his wife Margaret, in the French Church in New York City. The new family resided in New York for some years, Zachzrias was made a "Freeman" on December 16, 1695, and he took the oath of allegiance (to the English crown) in May of 1696. About this time, however, Zacharias and Marie decided to rejoin their fellow Huguenots in New Rochelle. On December 23, 1701, a tract of 200 acres of land was sold to Zacharias, his brother in-law Andre Naudin Jr. and Louis Guion. The deed spells his name Zacarie, and his brother in law as "Nodin". From this time forward Zacharias's name appears frequently in the records of the town of New Rochelle. In 1713 he deeded 160 acres to his father-in-law, Andre "Noddin", and about the same time, "Zacharie Langevin" and others bought land from Joost de Barn. At an annual meeting, usually held in April, town members were elected to town offices. Zacharias was elected Constable in 1703, and every year after that until 1710. He was elected Surveyor of Highways in 1711, 1712, 1713, 1727, 1728 and 1733, and was Pound-Master in 1717, 1718 and 1727.11
  • The ancestry of Zacharias and Pierre Angevine (pressumed to be brothers, but not confirmed) is not documented. It is taken from a work titled "Full Blooded Yankee," by Sidney G. Koon, Flushing, N.Y. 1951, and re-printed in "Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers," by Brad Angevine, 1960. The source and reasons for Koon's conclusions is not known.1

Family: Marie Naudine b. 1676, d. a 10 Oct 1715

Citations:

  1. [S191] Brad Angevine, Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers (New York: Brad Angevine, 1960), Reprint of the chapter: "Angevine Comes to America", from Sidney G. Koon's, "Full Blooded Yankee" 1951.. Hereinafter cited as Our Grandmothers and Grandfathers.
  2. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979, Cites, "Full Blooded Yankee", by Sidney Graves Koon as a source on the Angevines of LaRocelle, France.
    Pierre and Zacharias Angevine were among the first settlers of New Rochelle, New York. They were Huguenot refugees from LaRochelle, France, the last haven of safety for French Protestants in the late seventeenth century. For many years French Protestants, known as Huguenots, were persecuted on religious and political grounds by the Catholic royalty of the country. Some relief was provided in 1598 when King Henry IV of France issued the Edict of Nantes in favor of his Protestant subjects. In 1685, however, the edict was revoked by King Louis XIV, a fervent Catholic who sought to rid the country of any sign of the Reformation. France was no longer a safe place to be Protestant. For many years prior, Huguenots sought refuge in Protestant dominated England. However, being somewhat concerned about the presence of foreigners, the English took care to keep them under a watchful eye, all while trying to find a place for them. As early as 1630, after the fall of LaRochelle, Maltravers, Earl of Arundel and Surrey thought to use the refugees as colonists in America, south of Virginia. A settlement was attempted there under the leadership of one Captain Sance, a Huguenot adventurer. In the end, however, it proved to be a failure. After the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, more than 200 Huguenot families fled France and reached New York, where they were welcomed.
    The area that was to become New Rochelle, was originally purchased in 1654 from the Indians by Thomas Pell. He was granted a royal patent on his purchase by the Court of Assize in New York in 1666 and it became known as Pelham Manor. Thomas Pell died in 1669 and the lands passed on to his nephew John Pell. About 1688, John Pell conveyed to Jacob Leisler of New York the land within Pelham Manor, 6000 acres, that would become New Rochelle. Jacob Leisler had been commissioned by the French Huguenots to obtain the land for their use and for their fellow refugees who were expected to arrive from Europe and elsewhere. Jacob Leisler, himself was a well to do merchant of French ancestry, although born in Germany. He was a staunch Calvinistic Protestant with strong democratic tendencies and popular with the common people who were opposed to the Dutch and English governing classes. His popularity helped make him mayor of New York and Governor of the Province, although in the end he would be hanged as a traitor in a catastrophe that was brought about by the connivance of the aristrocratic Van Cortlandt and Bayard families. Fortunately, only a year before his death, Jacob Leisler had released the last parcel of land he had purchased to the Hugeunots. Among the first families of the new town, named for their homeland of LaRochelle, where the Angevines.
    In comparison with his brother Zachariah, records for Pierre are very scant. In fact no record has been found that even shows that Pierre and Zachariah are brothers. It has simply been assumed that by genealogists over the years, although Koons, who appears to be a very good authority, calls them brothers. Pierre is not listed in the New York City Tax Lists covering 1695-1699, and he was not found in the 1698 census of New Rochelle, nor in the 1702 census of New York City. No baptisms for the children, except for Esther, were found in either New York City or New Rochelle. It is possible that he came to America later than Zachariah. The first record of Pierre appears 25 Apr 1705 showing that he was elected as one of the Assessors in New Rochelle. He held the office again in 1707, was Overseer of Highways, 1715 and 1718, and Poundmaster in 1718. The 1710 New Rochelle census lists Pierre, aged 44 years, Deborah, age 42, Lewis, age 8, Marget, age 10 and Susanna, age 50 years. Susanna could be a sister. Koon noted that Zachariah and Pierre had a sister born in 1668. The children Lewis and Margaret could have been named for Louis Angevine and Marguerite Chalons, which would be another piece of evidence suggesting that Pierre and Zachariah are in fact brothers. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.
  3. [S1530] Rev. Alfred V. Wittmeyer, editor, Registers of the Births, Marriages and Deaths of the "Englise Françoise á la Nouvelle York" (Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1968), page 9. Zacarie Engeuin mt. Tailleur dhabits demeurant en ce lieu Et Marie Naudin. Hereinafter cited as BMD French C., NY.
  4. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.505 Index. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  5. [S197] Jeanne A. Forbes, compiler, Records of the Town of New Rochelle 1699-1828 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: The Paragraph Press, 1916), p.54. Hereinafter cited as New Rochelle TR.
  6. [S2778] New York (County) Surrogate's Court Abstracts of Wills on file in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York (Volume I. 1665-1707), Collections of the New York Historical Society (New York: Printed for the Society, 1892), page 437. Hereinafter cited as Abs. N.Y. Co. Wills v. I.
  7. [S1766] Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, Excerpted from The Documentary History of the State of New York (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1979, 1989, 1999), page 220. The List of the Towne of New Rochelle &c. XBr 9th 1710. Hereinafter cited as Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York.
  8. [S371] William S. Pelietreau, Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784 (New York: Francis P. Harper, 1898), page 78. Hereinafter cited as Early Wills of Westchester County, New York From 1664-1784.
  9. [S2327] New York (County) Surrogate's Court Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York (Vol. III 1730-1744), Collections of the New York Historical Society (New York: Printed for the Society, 1894), pages 284-285. In this transcription, his daughter is called, Margaret DAW, and son-in-law, Isaac DAW. Hereinafter cited as Abs. N.Y. Co. Wills v. III.
  10. [S3267] Carl Boyer, Ship Passenger Lists, New York and New Jersey, 1600-1825 (Westminster, Maryland: Heritage Books, 2007), page 144. From Morgan H. Seacord. Biographical Sketches and Index of the Huguenot Settlers of New Rochelle, 1687-1776. New Rochelle, N. Y.: The Huguenot and Historical Association of New Rochelle, 1941. Hereinafter cited as Ship Passenger Lists, New York & New Jersey.
  11. [S185] Angevine Genealogy: Descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America; (Endwell, New York: Clyde V. Angevine, 1977), Copy on microfilm. Salt Lake City Utah:Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1979, Cites, "Full Blooded Yankee", by Sidney Graves Koon as a source on the Angevines of LaRocelle, France.. Hereinafter cited as Angevine Genealogy.

Alice Angle1

b. 1862

Citations:

  1. [S2095] Lillian Drake Avery, Drake Genealogy in the Line of Samuel Drake of Lower Smithfield Township, Northampton (now Monroe) County, Pennsylvania (Pontiac, Michigan: Privately Printed, 1926), p.81. Hereinafter cited as Drake Gen. in the line of Samuel Drake. http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=18254

Jacob Zug Angle1

b. 23 December 1822, d. 20 August 1896
  • Jacob Zug Angle was born on 23 December 1822.1
  • He married Mary Ann Brewer, daughter of Jacob P. Brewer and Mary Negley.1
  • Jacob Zug Angle died on 20 August 1896.1
  • He was buried at Dunkard Cemetery at Welsh Run, near Mercersburg, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.1

Citations:

  1. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 31. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.

Maria Anna Angle1

b. 1769, d. 5 February 1834

Family: John Brua b. 28 Jun 1766 or 28 Jul 1766

Citations:

  1. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 19. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.
  2. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 20. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.

Mary Angle1

b. 9 April 1778, d. 22 April 1863
Mary Angle|b. 9 Apr 1778\nd. 22 Apr 1863|p24.htm#i112441|Henry Angle||||||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Henry Angle2
  • Mary Angle was born on 9 April 1778 at probably Washington Co., Maryland.1,2
  • She married Jacob Brewer, son of Gustavus Brua and Magdalena, before 1797.1
  • Mary Angle died on 22 April 1863 at Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.2
  • She was buried at Angle Cemetery, Welsh Run, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.2

Family: Jacob Brewer b. 23 Aug 1773, d. 18 Jan 1856

Citations:

  1. [S1912] Anonymous, Biographical Annals of Franklin County, Pennsylvania (Chicago: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1905), p.316. Hereinafter cited as Bio. Annals of Franklin Co., Penn.
  2. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 20. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.

Mary Elizabeth Angle1

b. 3 April 1829, d. 20 February 1860
  • Mary Elizabeth Angle was born on 3 April 1829.1
  • She married Daniel Brewer, son of Joseph Brewer and Mary Firey, at Franklin Co., Pennsylvania, circa 1847.1
  • Mary Elizabeth Angle died on 20 February 1860 at Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.1
  • She was buried at Bretheren Cemetery, Upton, Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.1
  • Mary Elizabeth Angle and Daniel Brewer resided at Franklin Co., Pennsylvania.1

Family: Daniel Brewer b. 29 Jul 1822, d. 27 Sep 1891

Citations:

  1. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 40. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.
  2. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 41. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.

Margaret Ankeney1

b. 2 October 1799, d. 16 March 1821
Margaret Ankeney|b. 2 Oct 1799\nd. 16 Mar 1821|p24.htm#i129055|Henry Ankeney||||||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Henry Ankeney1

Family: Jacob Brewer b. 4 Jan 1792

Citations:

  1. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 29. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.
  2. [S2482] Lynn Austin Brua, The Brua Family and Bruaw, Bruah, Brewer (United Kingdom: L.A. Brua, 1989, 1996). Also on FHL film #2055459, item 2. The second edition can be found online at Family History Archives, www.lib.byu.edu and accessable directly from the Family History website, www.familysearch.org with a search for the Brua Family in the Library Catalog. A copy of the 1989 edition is found in the William B. Bogardus Collection, Box 5, BB-421. page 30. Hereinafter cited as The Brua Family.

Andrew Ansley1

b. 7 August 1807, d. 19 December 1869
Andrew Ansley|b. 7 Aug 1807\nd. 19 Dec 1869|p24.htm#i155345|Ozias Ansley|||Elizabeth Simonson|b. Apr 1770\nd. 13 Nov 1841|p426.htm#i70628|John G. Ansley|||Catharine Allison|||||||||
  • Andrew Ansley was born on 7 August 1807.1
  • He married first Catherine Decker.2
  • Andrew Ansley married second on 11 April 1844 Eliza Crocheron, daughter of Reuben Crocheron and Elizabeth.2
  • Andrew Ansley died on 19 December 1869 at Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York.2

Citations:

  1. [S3659] Charlotte Megill Hix, "Elizabeth (Simonson) (Johnson) Ansley, Mother of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 127, page 209 (1996): 127:210. Hereinafter cited as "Elizabeth (Simonson) (Johnson) Ansley."
  2. [S3663] Charlotte Megill Hix, "Sophia Johnson, Wife of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 107, page 201 (1976): 107:202. Hereinafter cited as "Sophia Johnson."

Agnietie Anthonis1

b. before 1635, d. before October 1656
  • Agnietie Anthonis was born before 1635.
  • She married Andries Claeszen before 1651.1
  • Agnietie Anthonis died before October 1656 ; when her husband remarried.

Family: Andries Claeszen

Citations:

  1. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 5:95.

Grietje Anthonis1

b. between 1620 and 1630, d. circa 1649

Family: Teunis Jansen Laenen Van Peelt b. 5 May 1622, d. b Dec 1700

Citations:

  1. [S3057] Dorothy A. Koenig, "European Origins of Adrien Lamberts Smith and the Brothers Lanen Van Pelt", New Netherland Connections Vol. 4, no. 1 (1999): 4:7. Hereinafter cited as "Lamberts Smith - Lanen Van Pelt."
  2. [S3057] Dorothy A. Koenig, "European Origins of Adrien Lamberts Smith and the Brothers Lanen Van Pelt", New Netherland Connections Vol. 4, no. 1 (1999): 4:8. Hereinafter cited as "Lamberts Smith - Lanen Van Pelt."
  3. [S2426] Gerald James Parsons, "Peter Van Pelt", The American Genealogist Vol. 50-51 (1974-75): 50:211. Hereinafter cited as "Van Pelt, TAG 50-51 (1974-75)."
  4. [S3057] Dorothy A. Koenig, "European Origins of Adrien Lamberts Smith and the Brothers Lanen Van Pelt", New Netherland Connections Vol. 4, no. 1 (1999): 4:9. Hereinafter cited as "Lamberts Smith - Lanen Van Pelt."
  5. [S1852] A. Van Dorn Honeyman, "The Lane Families of Somerset County and Vicinity", Somerset County Historical Quarterly vols. 2, 3, 4 (1913, 1914, 1915): 2:111. Hereinafter cited as "Lane, SCHQ 3 (1914)."

Frances Antle1

b. circa 1822
  • Frances Antle appeared on the census on 6 June 1860 at Subdivision 1, Henry Co., Kentucky, as Frances Brewer, age 38, born in Kentucky.2
  • She appeared on the census on 21 July 1870 at Port Royal, Henry Co., Kentucky, as Frances Brewer, age 50, born in Kentucky. Keeping house.3
  • She appeared on the census on 11 June 1880 at New Castle, Henry Co., Kentucky, as Frances Brewer, age 59, born in Kentucky. A farmer. Widow. In the household are her son Henry Brewer, age 25, single, a farm laborer; Susan Ryan, age 15, a servant; and Levis Ryan, age 10, a servant, farm laborer.4

Family: William O. Brewer b. 12 Jan 1817, d. 14 May 1877

Citations:

  1. [S3044] Ancestry.com,"Kentucky Birth Records, 1852-1910", online www.ancestry.com. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007. Original data: Kentucky. Kentucky Birth, Marriage and Death Records – Microfilm (1852-1910). Microfilm rolls #994027-994058. Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives, Frankfort, Kentucky. Retrieved Feb 2010. Birth record: Henry A. Brewer; parents: William O. Brewer, Francis Antle. Image of original available. Hereinafter cited as Kentucky Birth Recs. 1852-1910.
  2. [S232] MyFamily.com, 1860 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, 2004), Federal census, NARA Ser. M653, Roll 373, page 267, image 267, FHL film #803373. W.O. Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1860 US Census.
  3. [S235] MyFamily.com, 1870 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: My Family.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. M593, Roll 470, page 368B, image 254, FHL film #545969. William O. Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1870 US Census.
  4. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 420, FHL film #1254420, page 12.3000, ED 92, image 0026. Frances Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

Maria Antonides1

b. 4 April 1779, d. 21 March 1835
  • Maria Antonides was baptized on 4 April 1779 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.1
  • She married Auke Wikoff, son of Garret Wyckoff and Patience Williamson, at New Jersey on 7 October 1794.1
  • Maria Antonides died on 21 March 1835 at Ohio.1

Family: Auke Wikoff b. 14 Apr 1771, d. 12 Sep 1852

Citations:

  1. [S2069] The Record Editor, "Antonides Family Records", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol.89 (1958): 89:214. Hereinafter cited as "Antonides, NYGBR 89 (1958)."
  2. [S1771] William Forman Wyckoff, Wyckoff Family in America: A Genealogy (Summit, N.J.: Wyckoff Association in America, 1950), page 423. Hereinafter cited as Wyckoff Family in America.

Mary Elizabeth Antonides1

Family: Charles James Wilson

Citations:

  1. [S4408] William W. Scott, History of Passaic and its Environs (New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1922), page 105. Hereinafter cited as History of Passaic and its environs.

William Aperly1

Family: Hannah Washburn d. b 29 Nov 1845

  • William Aperly1
  • Jonathan Aperly1
  • Nicholas Aperly1
  • Sally Aperly1
  • Hannah Aperly1
  • Elizabeth Aperly1
  • Eleanor Aperly1
  • Polly M. Aperly1
  • Susan J. Aperly1

Citations:

  1. [S2654] Castro Collection of Original Family Documents, Inherited documents and family letters. Originals in the possession of Kathleen Castro. Transcribed copies made by Kathleen Castro from the original documents. Copies in possession of Chris Chester, Kent, New York acquired from Kathleen Castro, Documents relating to the descendants of Nicholas Brouwer, C-10, Deposition of Sarah Earle, November 27 & 29, 1845, Delaware County, New York. Hereinafter cited as Castro Collection of Original Family Documents.

William Applebee1

  • Surname is also spelled Appleby.2
  • Also known as Willem Appelbeij.3

Family: Divertje Janse Buys b. c 1661

Citations:

  1. [S522] Frank J. Doherty, Settlers of the Beekman Patent, Dutchess County, New York (Pleasant Valley, New York: Frank J. Doherty, 1990), 3:64. Hereinafter cited as Settlers of the Beekman Patent.
  2. [S1760] Church Records, 1654-1892, Reformed Dutch Church of Brooklyn; FHL film #0017529 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1939), Microfilm of original records in the Holland Society of New York in New York City. Includes baptisms, 1792-1865, 1881-1892, marriages, 1833-1873, 1881- 1892, deaths, 1881-1892, and members, 1785-1873, 1881- 1892., T.G. Bergen transcription, p.461.. Hereinafter cited as Ref. Dutch Church Brooklyn records.
  3. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 121. Abigael; parents: Willem Appelbeij, Divertje Jans. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  4. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 122. Jannitje; parents: Willem Appelbeij, Divertje Jans. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.

Abigael Appleby1

b. 26 February 1682
Abigael Appleby|b. 26 Feb 1682|p24.htm#i119354|William Applebee||p24.htm#i85152|Divertje Janse Buys|b. c 1661|p198.htm#i85151|||||||Jan Corneliszen Buys|b. c 1629\nd. bt Sep 1687 - 28 Jan 1690|p198.htm#i30084|Ida Lubbertse|b. 1634/35\nd. bt 1663 - 1670|p350.htm#i30087|
  • Abigael Appleby was baptized on 26 February 1682 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jan Buys, Willemtje Thyssen.2
  • Also known as Abigael Appelbeij.2

Citations:

  1. [S1760] Church Records, 1654-1892, Reformed Dutch Church of Brooklyn; FHL film #0017529 (Salt Lake City: Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1939), Microfilm of original records in the Holland Society of New York in New York City. Includes baptisms, 1792-1865, 1881-1892, marriages, 1833-1873, 1881- 1892, deaths, 1881-1892, and members, 1785-1873, 1881- 1892., T.G. Bergen transcription, p.461.. Hereinafter cited as Ref. Dutch Church Brooklyn records.
  2. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 121. Abigael; parents: Willem Appelbeij, Divertje Jans. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.

Jannetje Appleby

b. 23 September 1683
Jannetje Appleby|b. 23 Sep 1683|p24.htm#i119405|William Applebee||p24.htm#i85152|Divertje Janse Buys|b. c 1661|p198.htm#i85151|||||||Jan Corneliszen Buys|b. c 1629\nd. bt Sep 1687 - 28 Jan 1690|p198.htm#i30084|Ida Lubbertse|b. 1634/35\nd. bt 1663 - 1670|p350.htm#i30087|
  • Jannetje Appleby was baptized on 23 September 1683 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jan Janse Buys, Tryntje Jans.1
  • Also known as Jannitje Appelbeij.1

Citations:

  1. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 122. Jannitje; parents: Willem Appelbeij, Divertje Jans. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.

Bartholomew Applegate1

b. say 1625
Bartholomew Applegate|b. s 1625|p24.htm#i13227|Thomas Applegate|b. 1598\nd. 18 Jan 1656/57|p24.htm#i12202|Elizabeth|b. b 1608|p4.htm#i12203|||||||||||||
  • Bartholomew Applegate was born say 1625.1
  • He married Anna Patrick, daughter of Capt. Daniel Patrick and Anneken Van Beyeren, at Gravesend, Long Island, in October 1650.1
  • Bartholomew Applegate was on the list of inhabitants of Gravesend, Kings County, NY, in 1650. That same year Bartholomew Applegate, with William Wilkins, completed a tide mill on Strome Kiln, near the site of the later Garretsen's mill at Gravesend. On 22 October 1653 Bartholomew sold land to Claes Paulus at Gravesend. He appeared on the census of 1657 in Gravesend, Kings County, NY: Bartholomew Applegate, 8 morgens [acres] in tillage. On 22 March 1661 Bartholomew Applegate and William Boulding exchanged their four acre lots in Gravesend. On 24 June 1662 Tobias Feackx, father and guardian of James Feackx, and Bartholomew Applegate, legal husband of Anna Patrick, were authorized by the Orphan Masters of New Amsterdam "to address themselves to the Orphan Masters of the Hague, in order to get possession of the inheritance of Aelbert Bastiaens van Beyeren and Maritgen Pouwel Stewix, father and mother of Anneken van Beyeren, and to ask a state(ment) of inventory of all property of Elizabeth Bastiaens van Beyeren." On 9 October 1662 Bartholomew Applegate and others from Gravesend, well armed and mounted, joined a group of 300 armed English at Jamaica. John and Bartholomew Applegate were complained of at Milford for selling liquor (undated). On 1 August 1667 he bought from Matthew Whitman the farm allotted to Thomas Monell in Gravesend.50 On 10 August 1667 he bought plantation lot No. 12 in Gravesend from Nathan Whitman. On 15 June 1670 he was sued for debt by Richard Stillwell, at Gravesend, and judgment was given.50 Bartholomew removed from Gravesend about 1674, probably to Middletown NJ. In 1675, not being present for the drawing of neck [15 acre] lots, he was represented by John Rawles. On 8 March 1674 the Governor granted leave to "Bartholomew Appelgadt, Thomas Appelgadt, and Richard Sadler" to purchase from the Indians a tract of land about two "leagues on this side of Middle Towne, near the Neversings, fit for a settlement of 6 or 8 families," on condition that after the purchase a patent be taken out, and the settlements be made within two years on pain for forfeiture." In April John Bowne and Richard Hartshore, and others, gave notice the land granted was within the bounds of their patent (which appears to be a large tract of lands in New Jersey). The English had again taken possession of the country and they had to apply for a new warrant from those then in power. In 1685/86 his rights for 200 acres of land were vested in Col. Lewis Morris, at the Falls of the Shrewsbury. Bartholomew signed his name "Bartholmel Aplegate."
  • In 1656 Bartholomew Applegate resided at Gravesend, Long Island.2

Citations:

  1. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Thomas Applegate. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.
  2. [S2665] Benjamin Franklin Thompson, The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time (New York: Gould Banks & Co., 1843), 2:177. Hereinafter cited as The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time.

Helena Applegate1

b. say 1623
Helena Applegate|b. s 1623|p24.htm#i12200|Thomas Applegate|b. 1598\nd. 18 Jan 1656/57|p24.htm#i12202|Elizabeth|b. b 1608|p4.htm#i12203|||||||||||||
  • Helena Applegate was born say 1623.1
  • She married first circa 1644 Thomas Farrington, son of Edmund Farrington and Elizabeth Newhall.1
  • Helena Applegate married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 15 August 1646 Lewis Hewlett "Lovis Hulet, Wedr Van Wackraet Rutte, en Helena Appelgat, Wede Van Thomas Farrington."2
  • Helena Applegate married third at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 9 February 1648 Charles Morgan "Carle Morgyn, j.m. Van Nieupoort in oudt Engelt, en Helena Appelgat."3

Family 1: Thomas Farrington b. s 1617, d. b Aug 1645

Family 2: Charles Morgan b. b 1628, d. bt 13 Sep 1668 - 26 Oct 1668

Citations:

  1. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Thomas Applegate. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.
  2. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), p.14. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  3. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), p.15. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  4. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Edmund Farrington. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.
  5. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 5:86.

John Applegate1,2

b. circa 1630, d. 1712
John Applegate|b. c 1630\nd. 1712|p24.htm#i13238|Thomas Applegate|b. 1598\nd. 18 Jan 1656/57|p24.htm#i12202|Elizabeth|b. b 1608|p4.htm#i12203|||||||||||||
  • John Applegate was born circa 1630.1
  • He married Avis Goulding, daughter of William Goulding and Anna Catharyn, before 1662.1
  • John Applegate died in 1712 at Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Connecticut.1
  • He was buried at Fairfield, Connecticut.1
  • On 4 January 1649 "Thomas Cornewell plaintive agat. Ambrose London defent. in an Action of slaunder for saing yt ye sd. plaintive had stoalen his goods and other mens. John Aplegate being deposed saith yt hee heard the wife of Ambrose London saye yt Tho: Cornwell had stoalen a Rinlett and a sacke." John Applegate was on the list of residents of Gravesend in 1650 (town record) and 1656 (Thompson's Long Island). On 16 July 1650 John Applegate sold a farm in Gravesend to Robert Clark. On 1 January 1655 he bought a farm in Gravesend from Elizabeth, wife of and attorney for Francis Weeks. In 1661 John was charged with smuggling in New Amsterdam, but the charge was later withdrawn. On 23 May 1662 the Court Minutes of New Amsterdam (4:85) show the case of "Nicholaas Meyer, arrestant and plaintiff v/s Jan Appelgatt, arrested and deft. Pltf. demands from deft. one thousand and sixty guilders, twelve stivers. Deft. acknowledges the debt and requests that he may go home to regulate his affairs. The W. Court condemn the deft. to satisfy and pay the pltf., the arrest remaining meanwhile valid." In 1663 there was a John Applegate among the freeholders of Oyster Bay, Long Island, NY. John and Bartholomew Applegate were complained of at Milford for selling liquor (undated). In 1662/63 John Applegate bought land and house in Fairfield from Mary Macock. He purchased land from Samuel Forman in 1667, and from Mr. John Pell in 1671. In 1675 he had a 15 acre lot on the "neck" in Gravesend assigned to him, and in 1677, a lot on Guisebert's Island, assigned to him. He appears to have been still a resident of Fairfield, however. In 1696 Avis (or Aevis) of Fairfield CT, wife of John Appelgate, as his attorney, sold land in Gravesend to Joseph Goulding. On 18 January 1703/4 John Williams and Theophilus Hull of Fairfield conveyed to Mr. John Applegate one half of the long lot formerly belonging to Samuel Ward deceased. He signed his name "John Appelgate." The will of John Applegate of Fairfield is dated 13 November 1704, inventory taken 25 December 1712. On 24 January 1712/1713, Mr. John Meredith of Newport, RI swore to the will. It mentions wife Avis; children of brother Thomas. On 6 February 1716/1717, administration was granted to Joseph Applegate, Avis being deceased. The heirs are the children of Thomas Appelgate of Middletown, Monmouth County, East Jersey, viz: Thomas, John, Daniel, Joseph, Banjamin and Richard Applegate.
  • In 1656 John Applegate resided at Gravesend, Long Island.3
  • He bought land and a house at Fairfield as early as 1663 from Mary Macock. He purchased from Samuel Forman in 1667, and from John Pell in 1671.2
  • On 18 Jan 1703/04 John Williams and Theophilus Hull of Fairfield conveyed to Mr. John Applegate one half of the lot formerly belonging to Samuel Ward dec'd.4
  • His will was dated on 13 November 1704 proved 24 Jan 1712/13, names his wife Avis as executrix, and the sons of his brother Thomas Applegate. Witnessed by John Meredith and Samuel Hubbell.2
  • Inventory of estate taken on 25 December 1712 at Fairfield, Connecticut.2
  • Administration of John Applegate's estate was granted on 6 February 1716/17 to Joseph Applegate, as John's wife Avis was deceased. Names the heirs of the estate as the children of Thomas Applegate of Middletown, Monmouth County, East Jersey, viz: Thomas, John, Daniel, Joseph, Benjamin, and Richard.2

Citations:

  1. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Thomas Applegate. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.
  2. [S194] Donald Lines Jacobus, compiler, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1976), pp.21-22. Hereinafter cited as History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield.
  3. [S2665] Benjamin Franklin Thompson, The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time (New York: Gould Banks & Co., 1843), 2:177. Hereinafter cited as The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time.
  4. [S194] Donald Lines Jacobus, compiler, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1976), p.22. Hereinafter cited as History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield.

Lydia Applegate1

b. circa 1817
  • Lydia Applegate was born circa 1817 at New Jersey.2
  • She married Samuel Reynolds at Monmouth Co., New Jersey, on 21 May 1837.1
  • Lydia Applegate appeared on the census on 3 September 1850 at Dover, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, as Lydia Reynolds, age 33, born in New Jersey.2

Family: Samuel Reynolds b. c 1797, d. 10 Jan 1868

Citations:

  1. [S4112] "New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985", online www.familysearch.org. Family Search, 2011. Retrieved June 2012. Samuel Reynolds; Lydia Applegate. No other data given. FHL film #888709. Hereinafter cited as New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985.
  2. [S212] Ronald V. Jackson and Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1850 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 1999), Federal census, NARA Ser. M432, Roll 460, page 86B. Samuel J. Reynolds household. Hereinafter cited as 1850 US Census.

Thomas Applegate1

b. 1598, d. 18 January 1656/57
  • Thomas Applegate was born by in 1598 (based on date of marriage).1
  • He married Elizabeth at England before 1623.1
  • Thomas Applegate died on 18 January 1656/57 at Gravesend, Long Island, ; when "Thomas Aplegate Senior" appraised the estate of John Morris [ Gravesend TR 3:3]) and when "Elizabeth Applgate" had 11 acres in the "list of what land every man hath in tillage" in Gravesend in 1657.1 [ Gravesend TR 3:4]
  • Thomas Applegate came first to Weymouth, Massachusetts about 1635. He was at Newport, Rhode Island in 1641 and settled at Gravesend, Long Island (then in New Netherlands) in 1646. He was a ferryman, planter and weaver.1
  • Thomas' name appears frequently in the court records of Massachusetts between 1635 and 1640. In 1635 he was licensed to keep the ferry between Wessaguscus (Weymouth) and Mount Wooliston (Braintree), but discharged the next year and Henry Kingman licensed in his place. At the Quarter Court held 14 October 1638, it was decided that "Aplegate wch owned the canooe out of wch the 3 psons were drowned/& it was ordered that no canooe to be used at any fferry upon paine of 5' nor no canooe be mad in or jurisdiction before the next General Court upon paine of 10'." Richard Wright was ordered to "have that canooe out of wch these persons were drowned." At the next Court held 5 March 1639 the canoe was ordered to be staved in to make it unusable, and Thomas was to be given 29 shillings for his canoe, provided that he returned the arms he had borrowed and that they were in good condition. Thomas next went to Rhode Island, where the name "Appelgats Plaine" was given to their land. He lived in New Amsterdam, NY, in 1641. He was one of the Patentees of Flushing, Queens County, Long Island, New York, in 1645. On 11 November 1646 Thomas bought John Ruckman's plantation in Gravesend. On 29 December 1650 he sold half of the farm to Thomas Southard. In 1659 Thomas bought a farm in Gravesend from Randel Huet. In 1650 Nicholas Stillwell of Gravesend sued Thomas Applegate for slander in saying that if his (Stillwell's) debts were paid he would have but little left. On 1 January 1651 (8 January 1651 in the Gravesend history) Thomas Applegate Sr sued the wife of Mr. Robert Clarke for slander, declaring "that ye sd defent had wrounged him in repourteing that hee ye sd plantive should saye ye Govr tooke bribes... The Courte ... questioned the sd. Thomas Aplegate whether or noe hee had not given forth such scandalous reports & words agat ye Governor and he denied it." Mr. Clarke deposed that he had heard Applegate say "I cannot have my w righte ye Governour is bribed," and John Vauham deposed that he heard Aplegate say "yt ye Govrnour had done him wrounge aboute ye orphant but now ye Govrnr was gonn in to ye North, and if hee could meete wt him their hee would daele with him well enoughe." The Court questioned Thomas as to whether he had made these statements, and whether he had any proof of these accusations against the Governor. Thomas denied speaking such words, and said he had no such charge against the Governor. The court, however, ruled that "being sufficiently sattisfied in their Conscience according to ye eavidences yt ye sd Aplegate had spoaken ye sd wordes the which being soe contrarie to all rules and lawes both divine and humane not to scandalize or speake evill of any person, much more of their ruler and Governour, the Courte theirfore doe adjudge ye sd Applegate deserves to have his tongue boared through with a redd hott yron, and make a publicke acknowledgement of his greate transgression therein and never to have Credditt in waye of beleleife in any testimonie or relation, hee shall make either in courte or Countrie and for the execution of ye sentence doe referre him to ye mercie of ye Governour in ye meane time to lye in pryson untill further order from the Governor." The sentence was publicly read in the General Court. Thomas then acknowledged that he had slandered the Governor, and humbly asked foregiveness. The Court then asked why "hee would goe aboute to buisie him selfe in ye wrounging of his neighbours." Thomas had nothing to say for himself. The Court ordered him to pay 12 gilders fine and court costs of 12 gilders and did not carry out the harsher sentence. It would appear that "ye orphant" about whom Thomas felt the Governor had wronged him was his grandchild, child of Thomas and Helena (Applegate) Farrington, for on 31 August 1654 there was another case: "Thomas Appelgat, pltf. v/s William Harck, deft., requests, as Grandfather of the surviving child of Thomas Farrington, that deft. shall deliver up to him the goods and cattle, which he as Curator of the said child has in his possession according to the judgment of the Hon[ora]ble Director General and Council. Deft. states, that three were chosen and appointed with him as Guardians and must be summoned, conjointly and offers to give over to pltf. what he has in his possession belonging to the child, provided that Appelgat shall give sufficient security for the faithful administration of the property. Parties being heard, it is ordered by the Court, that Appelgat may cite Harck and the other Guardians to appear on the next Court day and if they then are willing to deliver up to Appelgat or have no valid reason, then shall Appelgat be held to give other and sufficient security for his proper administration thereof. Court Minutes of New Amsterdam, Vol. I, p. 235."
  • He was a patentee at Flushing, Long Island, on 10 October 1645 but he does not appear to have settled there, and is instead found at Gravesend.1
  • "The best published account of Thomas Applegate and his family was prepared by John E. Stillwell in 1914 [Stillwell 3:1-6]."1

Family: Elizabeth b. b 1608

Citations:

  1. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Thomas Applegate. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.

Thomas Applegate1

b. say 1628, d. 1698/99
Thomas Applegate|b. s 1628\nd. 1698/99|p24.htm#i13239|Thomas Applegate|b. 1598\nd. 18 Jan 1656/57|p24.htm#i12202|Elizabeth|b. b 1608|p4.htm#i12203|||||||||||||
  • Thomas Applegate was born say 1628 (he was an adult by 20 Dec 1650).1
  • He married Johanna Gibbons, daughter of Richard Gibbons.1
  • Thomas Applegate died in 1698/99 at Nutswamp, Middletown, Middlesex Co., New Jersey.
  • In 1656 Thomas Applegate resided at Gravesend, Long Island.2
  • His will was dated on 1 February 1698/99 "Thomas Appell(gate) od Midlton in East Jersey." Names sons Benjamin and Richard, and wife Johanna.1

Family: Johanna Gibbons b. c 1630

  • Thomas Applegate3
  • John Applegate3
  • Joseph Applegate3
  • Benjamin Applegate3
  • Richard Applegate3
  • Daniel Applegate3

Citations:

  1. [S693] Robert Charles Anderson.Great Migration.org A Survey of New England:1620-1640, online http://www.greatmigration.org/. Sketches of emigrant ancestors., Stetch of Thomas Applegate. Hereinafter cited as Great Migration.org.
  2. [S2665] Benjamin Franklin Thompson, The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time (New York: Gould Banks & Co., 1843), 2:177. Hereinafter cited as The History of Long Island From Its Discovery to the Present Time.
  3. [S194] Donald Lines Jacobus, compiler, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc., 1976), pp.21-22. Hereinafter cited as History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield.

Benjamin Archer1

Benjamin Archer||p24.htm#i148936|Samuel Archer||p24.htm#i148938||||||||||||||||

Family: Rachel DeVoe

  • Charity Archer1

Citations:

  1. [S3384] Francis F. Spies, St. Paul's Church, Eastchester, N. Y. (Mt. Vernon, N. Y.: F. F. Spies, 1931), page 36. Hereinafter cited as St. Paul's Church, Eastchester, N. Y.

Bulah Archer1

b. circa 1842
  • Bulah Archer was born circa 1842.1
  • She married Samuel W. Reynolds at Plumsted, Ocean Co., New Jersey, on 9 June 1861.1

Citations:

  1. [S4112] "New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985", online www.familysearch.org. Family Search, 2011. Retrieved June 2012. Samuel W. Reynolds, age 23; Bulah Archer, age 19, both single. FHL film #584577. Hereinafter cited as New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985.

Mary Archer1

b. 21 April 1733, d. before 5 February 1805
Mary Archer|b. 21 Apr 1733\nd. b 5 Feb 1805|p24.htm#i20783|Richard Archer|||Sara Valentine|||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Richard Archer2
  • Mother*: Sara Valentine2
  • "Alleged daughter" of Richard Archer and Sarah Valentine.2

Family: Cornelis Brouwer b. 9 Nov 1730, d. 22 Oct 1805

Citations:

  1. [S521] William J. Hoffman, "Brouwer Beginnings; The First Three Generations of the Adam Brouwer Berchoven Family", The American Genealogist 23:193-206; 24:23-32, 96-102, 161-170 (1947, 1948): The family of Cornelis Brouwer and Mary Archer as shown by Bergen (Bergen Genealogy, 357-8n), with additional notes by Hoffman.. Hereinafter cited as "Brouwer Beginnings". http://brouwergenealogy.blogspot.com/2012/05/…
  2. [S1519] William Bogardus, "E-mail correspondence from William Bogardus," e-mail message from Bogardus, William to Chris Chester and et al, Feb 26, 2007. "Cornelius Brouwer, was born 9 Nov 1730, in Westchester Co., NY, and died 22 Oct 1805. He married Mary Archer, 28 Jun 1753, and she was born 21 Apr 1733, allegedly the daughter of Richard Archer and Sara Valentine. They had the children as identified in Hoffman's "Brouower Beginnings ...". (Incidentally, Hoffman was unaware that Nicholas Brouwer and Jannetje Colyer had a son Nazareth and thus he could not correctly place Cornelius, b. 9 Nov 1730, as the son of Nazareth)". Hereinafter cited as "Wm. Bogardus e-mail."
  3. [S2854] Teunis G. Bergen, The Bergen Family or the Descendants of Hans Hansen Bergen one of the Early Settlers of New York and Brooklyn, L.I. (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell, 1876), page 357. See footnote. Hereinafter cited as Bergen Family. http://books.google.com/books

Samuel Archer1

Family:

Citations:

  1. [S3384] Francis F. Spies, St. Paul's Church, Eastchester, N. Y. (Mt. Vernon, N. Y.: F. F. Spies, 1931), page 36. Hereinafter cited as St. Paul's Church, Eastchester, N. Y.

Annatye Archibold1

b. 1 August 1784
Annatye Archibold|b. 1 Aug 1784|p24.htm#i188404|Davidt Archibold||||||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Davidt Archibold1
  • Annatye Archibold was baptized on 1 August 1784 at Dutch Reformed Church, Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., New Jersey; witnesses Hendrick Perdon and wife.1

Citations:

  1. [S1863] First Reformed Church (Hackensack N.J.), Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh, New Jersey (New York: Collections of the Holland Society, 1891), Schraalenburgh Baptisms, page 288. Annatye; parent: Davidt Archibold. Hereinafter cited as RDC Hackensack & Schraalenburgh.

Anne Catherine Arcularius1

b. circa 22 September 1824, d. 19 August 1866
Anne Catherine Arcularius|b. c 22 Sep 1824\nd. 19 Aug 1866|p24.htm#i143541|George Arcularius|||Phoebe|||||||||||||||
  • Father*: George Arcularius2
  • Mother*: Phoebe2
  • Anne Catherine Arcularius was born circa 22 September 1824.2
  • She married Edward A. Ebbets, son of Daniel Ebbets and Ann Stanbury, on 9 June 1842.2
  • Anne Catherine Arcularius died on 19 August 1866 at New York City, New York, ; at 182 East 41st Street.2
  • She was buried at Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York.2
  • Also known as Kate Arcularius.2

Family: Edward A. Ebbets b. 4 Jan 1821, d. 17 Mar 1909

Citations:

  1. [S3090] Edward E. Steele, "The Ebbets Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 132-133 (2001-2002): 132:95. Hereinafter cited as "Ebbets of NYC."
  2. [S3090] Edward E. Steele, "The Ebbets Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 132-133 (2001-2002): 132:277. Hereinafter cited as "Ebbets of NYC."
  3. [S3090] Edward E. Steele, "The Ebbets Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 132-133 (2001-2002): 132:278. Hereinafter cited as "Ebbets of NYC."
  4. [S3090] Edward E. Steele, "The Ebbets Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 132-133 (2001-2002): 132:279. Hereinafter cited as "Ebbets of NYC."
  5. [S3090] Edward E. Steele, "The Ebbets Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 132-133 (2001-2002): 132:280. Hereinafter cited as "Ebbets of NYC."

Teunis Arens1

b. 29 March 1696
Teunis Arens|b. 29 Mar 1696|p24.htm#i185472|Ryne Aertsen||p18.htm#i185507|Jannettie Aukes Van Nuys|b. 17 Nov 1648|p485.htm#i185506|||||||Aucke Janse|b. c 1622|p318.htm#i109903|Magdalena Pieterse|b. c 1623\nd. b Dec 1666|p391.htm#i136842|
  • Teunis Arens was baptized on 29 March 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Johannes Tibont, Teuntje Tibont.1
  • Patronymic: Teunis Reinierse.

Citations:

  1. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 136. Teunis; parents: Rijn Arens, Jannitje Ryeniersen. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.

Lysbeth Arensen1

Family: Pieter Pietersen Staats b. 8 Jul 1663

Citations:

  1. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 160. Pieter; parents: Pieter Staats, Lisjbet Arensen. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  2. [S3233] New York (County) Surrogate's Court Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York (Vol. VI. 1760-1766), Collections of the New York Historical Society for the Year 1897 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1897), pages 105-106. Abstracting Lib. 23, p. 113. Peter Staats. Hereinafter cited as Abs. NY Wills v.6 1760-1766.

Bayken Arents1

  • Bayken Arents witnessed the baptism of Johannes Ryckszen , son of Ryck Hendrickszen and Annetje Roelofs, on 14 September 1664 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsor Bayken Arents).2
  • Bayken Arents witnessed the baptism of Nicholaes de La Plaine , son of Nicholas de La Plaine and Susanna Cresson, on 1 October 1664 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jacques Casjou, Bayken Arents).3
  • Bayken Arents witnessed the baptism of Aefje Gerritse Roos , daughter of Gerrit Jansen Roos and Tryntje Arents, on 10 April 1665 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Boelen Roelofszen, Emerensje Van Zluys, Bayken Arents).4

Family: Boele Roelofszen

Citations:

  1. [S1740] Howard S.F. Randolph, "Teuntje Teunis and Her Descendants", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol.59 (1928): 59:10. Hereinafter cited as "Teuntje Teunis, NYGBR 59 (1928)."
  2. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 7:20. Joahnnes; parents: Ryck Hendrickszen, Annetje Roelofs.
  3. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 7:20. Nicholas; parents: Nicolaes de la pleine, Susanna Crisson.
  4. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 7:24. Aefje; parents: Gerrit Janszen Roos, Tryntje Arents.
  5. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:91. Hendrick; parents: Boele Roelofszen, Bayken Arents.

Claes Arents1

b. circa 1594
  • Claes Arents was born circa 1594 (age 24 at marriage).1
  • He and Beatrix Hermans married by intention on 15 November 1618 at Amsterdam, the Netherlands, (they had seven children baptized in Amsterdam between 1619 and 1636).1
  • Claes Arents was living on 29 March 1639.2

Family: Beatrix Hermans b. c 1593

Citations:

  1. [S5291] Liz Johnson,"Ancestors of Cornelia Maas, Wife of Johannes Holsaert and Rutgert Waldron." 2013. Online http://17thcenturyhollanders.pbworks.com/w/page/65172546/….. Hereinafter cited as Ancestors of Cornelia Maas.
  2. [S5253] Stadsarchief Amsterdam (Ondertrouwen),SAA DTB 450, p.226 - Huwelijksintekeningen van de KERK. 23-03-1639; Urbanus Luurss; van Waegennen wed~r van Lysbet Jans [Wageningen was meant*]; woon~ inde Cleyne Carthuysers, metselar [street would be near the Karthuizerstraat, nowadays**]; & Jannetie Claes van A out 29 jaren geass~t met Claes Arents haer vader woon~
    inde Boomstraet [signed] Banis Luersen, Yant Claes. Located, transcribed and translated by Liz Johnson (March 15, 2013, e-mail to Chris Chester, Mike Morrissey).

Tryntje Arents1

b. say 1639, d. before 3 September 1697
  • Tryntje Arents was born say 1639 at Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands, (assumes age 20 at marriage).
  • She married Gerrit Jansen Roos, son of Jan Roos and Maria Vigne, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 5 September 1659; (date of banns).2
  • Tryntje Arents probably died before 3 September 1697 (not mentioned in husband's will).

Family: Gerrit Jansen Roos b. s 1626, d. bt 3 Sep 1697 - 12 Oct 1698

Citations:

  1. [S824] David Vernooy Bennett, "The First American Mrs. Rosecrans", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol.90, pp.2-14, 92-102, 149-165 (1959): p.164. Hereinafter cited as "NYG&BR 90:2-14, 92-102, 149-165."
  2. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 24. Gerrit Janszen, Wedr. Van Aeltje Lamberts, en Tryntje Arents, Van Amsterdam. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  3. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:91. Hendrick; parents: Boele Roelofszen, Bayken Arents.
  4. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:151. Tryntje; parents: Boele Roelofszen, Bayken Arents.
  5. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:90. Gelyn; parents: Gerrit Janszen Roos, Tryntie Arents.
  6. [S3428] Dorothy A. Koenig and Pim Nieuwenhuis, "The Pedigree of Cornelia Roos, An Ancestor of Franklin D. Roosevelt", New Netherland Connections Vol. 2, no. 4, Vol. 3, no. 1 (1997, 1998): 2:88. Hereinafter cited as "Pedigree of Cornelia Roos."
  7. [S528] Arthur Pine Van Gelder, "Van Gelder Families in America", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol.75 (1944): 75:18. Hereinafter cited as "Van Gelder, NYG&BR 75 (1944)."
  8. [S1566] Howard S.F. Randolph, "The Elsworth Family of New York City", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record vol.64 no.2, pp.154-166 (Apr. 1933): p.162. Hereinafter cited as "Elwsorth, NYG&BR 64 (1933)."

Urseltje Arents1

  • Also known as Urseltje Arens.2
  • Urseltje Arents witnessed the baptism of Johannes Dyer , son of John Dyer and Christina Davids, on 6 February 1726 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Gerret Roos, Orseltje Roos, s.h.v.).3

Citations:

  1. [S3428] Dorothy A. Koenig and Pim Nieuwenhuis, "The Pedigree of Cornelia Roos, An Ancestor of Franklin D. Roosevelt", New Netherland Connections Vol. 2, no. 4, Vol. 3, no. 1 (1997, 1998): 2:88. Hereinafter cited as "Pedigree of Cornelia Roos."
  2. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 131. Gerrit Roos & Urseltje Arens. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  3. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 463. Johannes; parents: John Dyer, Christina Hendrikse. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).

Wyntie Arents1

b. 8 March 1643
Wyntie Arents|b. 8 Mar 1643|p24.htm#i95657|Aert Theuniszen|||Susanna Jans|||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Aert Theuniszen2
  • Mother*: Susanna Jans
  • Wyntie Arents was baptized on 8 March 1643 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Hendrick Jansze Suyder, Jan Corn. Van Rotterdam, Aeltje Jans.2
  • She married Simon Barentsen, son of Barent Simonsen and Tryntie Claes, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 18 November 1661.3
  • Also known as Wyntje Aertse.4
  • Also known as Wyntie Ariens.
  • Wyntie Arents witnessed the baptism of Annetje Reynierse , daughter of Reynier Willemszen and Susanna Arents, on 23 February 1661 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Sibout Claeszen, Wyntie Arents.).5
  • Wyntie Arents witnessed the baptism of Casparus Blanck , son of Jeuriaen Blanck and Tryntie Claes, on 17 September 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Jochem Wesselszen and Wyntie Ariaens).6

Family: Simon Barentsen b. bt 1631 - 1641

  • Cathryntje Simonsen7
  • Susanna Simonsen7
  • Wyntie Simonsen8
  • Annetie Simonsen9
  • Jeremias Simonsen7
  • Geertruyd Simonsen7
  • Barent Simonsen7
  • Arent Simonsen7
  • Geertruyd Simonsen7

Citations:

  1. [S1601] John Reynolds Totten, "Van Der Beek Family Notes", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol. 64, pp.229-243; 367-387 (1933): p.240 footnote. Hereinafter cited as "Van der Beek, NYGBR 64 (1933)."
  2. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 5:33. Wyntje; parents: Aert Willemszen, (mother not recorded). NOTE: In this entry, Willemszen is in error for Theuniszen. Wyntje is a daughter of Aert Theuniszen and Susanna Jans.
  3. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 27. Simon Barentszen, j.m. Van Amsterdam, en Wyntje Arents, j.d. Van Amsterdam in N. Nederlt. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  4. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 5:33.
  5. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:92. Annetje; parents: Reynier Willemszen, Susanna Arents.
  6. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:150. Casparus; parents: Jeuriaen Blanck, Tryntie Claes.
  7. [S1601] John Reynolds Totten, "Van Der Beek Family Notes", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record Vol. 64, pp.229-243; 367-387 (1933): p.240 fn. Hereinafter cited as "Van der Beek, NYGBR 64 (1933)."
  8. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 7:126. Wyntie; parents: Simon Blanck, Wyntie Arents.
  9. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 106. Annetie; parents: Simon Blanck, Wyntie Ariaens. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).

Hendrick Arentsen1

d. before 26 May 1690
  • Hendrick Arentsen married Catrina Hardenbroeck, daughter of Johannes Hardenbroeck and Ursula, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 12 November 1684; (banns 25 Oct 1684).2
  • Hendrick Arentsen died before 26 May 1690.1

Citations:

  1. [S1803] David William Voorhees, editor, Records of The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Flatbush, Kings County, New York, Vol.1, 1677-1720 (New York: Holland Society of New York, 1998), page 267. Gerret Hendericksen Brasser, young man from N. Amersfort, and Catrina Hardenbroeck, widow of Hendrick Arentsen. Hereinafter cited as RDC Flatbush Recs.
  2. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 55. Hendrick Arentszen, j.m. Van Zutphen, en Catharina Hardenbroeck, j.d. Van Elbervelt, beyde woonende alhier. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.

Hendrick Arentszen1

  • Hendrick Arentszen was born at Amsterdam, the Netherlands.2
  • He married Neeltje Urbanus, daughter of Urbanus Luyers and Jannetie Claes, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Orange (New York City), New Netherland, on 24 October 1674; (Banns 30 Sept 1674).2
  • Hendrick Arentszen witnessed the baptism of Petronella Janse Rommen , daughter of Jan Jansz Rommen and Marritie Arents, on 2 December 1670 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Hendrick Arents, Hendrick Focken, Marritie Jeuriaens).3

Family: Neeltje Urbanus b. 13 Dec 1643

Citations:

  1. [S523] John Reynolds Totten, "Verdon Family Notes", New York Genealogical & Biographical Record 64:105-132 (April 1933): p.114 fn. Hereinafter cited as "Verdon Family Notes."
  2. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 39. Hendrick Arentszen, j.m. Van Amsterd., en Neeltje Urbanuszen, Wede. Van Thomas Franszen, wonende alhier. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  3. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 100. Pietertie; parents: Jan Jansz Langestraten, Marritie Arents. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).
  4. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 134. Jannetie; parents: Hendrick Arentszen, Neeltie. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).

Annetje Ariaense1

Annetje Ariaense||p24.htm#i156993|Arian||||||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Arian
  • Annetje Ariaense married Johannes Pieterszen, son of Pieter Roelofszen and Willemyntje Jans.1
  • Also known as Annetje Bas.2
  • Also known as Annetje Jans.3
  • Annetje Ariaense witnessed the baptism of Maria Arianse , daughter of Jan Arianse and Vrouwtje, on 21 April 1701 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Thijs Buyl, Annetje Bas).2
  • Annetje Ariaense witnessed the baptism of Willempje Buys , daughter of Mattheys Janse Buys and Elizabeth Arianse, on 26 October 1702 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Ariaanse, Annetje Pieters).4
  • Annetje Ariaense witnessed the baptism of Annetje Andriessen , daughter of Arent Andriessen and Maddalena Jans, on 7 October 1703 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Johannes Pieterse, Annetje his wife).5

Family: Johannes Pieterszen b. b 16 May 1664

Citations:

  1. [S3768] Perry Streeter, "Identifying the True Ancestry of Hilletje, wife of Isaac Bragaw, as the granddaughter of Pieter Roeloszen (Bas) and Jan Boeckhout (John Buckhout)", New Netherland Connections Vol. 9, page 58 (2004): 9:61. Hereinafter cited as "Identifying the True Ancestry of Hilletje, wife of Isaac Bragaw."
  2. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 145. Maria; parents: Jan Arianse, Vrouwtje. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  3. [S4466] Richard Wilson Cook, "A Wilson Family of Millstone, New Jersey", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 108, page 80 (1977): 108:81. Hereinafter cited as "Wilson, Millstone, NJ."
  4. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 147. Willempje; parents: Thijs Buys, Lijsbet. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  5. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 147. Annetje; parents: Arent Andriesse, Lena. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  6. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 142. Pieter; parents: Johannes Pieterse, Annetje. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  7. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 146. Annetje; parents: Johannes Pietersen, Annetje. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.

Margaret Ariaense1

Family: Pieter Van Nest b. 6 Oct 1700

Citations:

  1. [S2825] Edward Kinsey Voorhees, "Early Ancestors of Van Nuys, Van Nest and Probasco Families", Somerset County Historical Quarterly Vol. 6, pp. 210-215 (1917): 6:213. Hereinafter cited as "Van Nuys, Van Nest, Probasco, SCHQ 6 (1917)."

Elbert Ariaensen1

Elbert Ariaensen||p24.htm#i157541|Adrian Reyersen|||Annetie Martense Schenck|||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Adrian Reyersen2
  • Mother*: Annetie Martense Schenck2
  • Also known as Elbert Ariaense.3
  • In 1698 Elbert Ariaensen and Catalina Remse resided at Flushing, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.2

Family: Catalina Remse b. 4 Oct 1655

  • Rem Ariaensen2
  • Elbert Ariaensen2
  • Anneke Ariaensen2
  • a child Ariaensen1

Citations:

  1. [S2935] A. P. G. Jos van der Linde, Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn, New York: First Book of Records, 1660-1752, New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1983), page 135. no name recorded; parents: Elbert Ariaensen, Cathalijntje Remsen. Hereinafter cited as OFDRC Brooklyn.
  2. [S1481] Daniel Hoogland Carpenter, History and Genealogy of the Hoagland Family in America (New York: C.N. Hoagland, 1891?), page 170, footnote 40. Hereinafter cited as Hoagland Family in America. http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=15772
  3. [S1803] David William Voorhees, editor, Records of The Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Flatbush, Kings County, New York, Vol.1, 1677-1720 (New York: Holland Society of New York, 1998), page 265. Elbert Ariaense, young man at Midwood, with Catelijntie Remse, young lady residing at Brooklyn. Hereinafter cited as RDC Flatbush Recs.

Joost Ariaensen1

b. 11 March 1640, d. before 8 September 1683
Joost Ariaensen|b. 11 Mar 1640\nd. b 8 Sep 1683|p24.htm#i150871|Adriaen Dirckszen|||Chieltgen Pieterse|||||||||||||||
  • Father*: Adriaen Dirckszen2
  • Mother*: Chieltgen Pieterse2
  • Joost Ariaensen was baptized on 11 March 1640 at Pynacker, South Holland, The Netherlands.2
  • Marriage banns were published for Joost Ariaensen and Femmetjen Hendricks on 20 March 1663 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York.1
  • Joost Ariaensen married first at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 4 May 1663 Femmetjen Hendricks, daughter of Hendrick.3
  • Joost Ariaensen married Elisabet Willemsen Krom, daughter of Willem Gijsbertsen Crom and Maeyken Hendricx, at Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, on 28 October 1668.4,5,6
  • Joost Ariaensen married third at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 9 July 1681 Maria Hay, daughter of Jacob Hey and Christina Capoen, (Banns 11 Jun 1681).7
  • Joost Ariaensen died before 8 September 1683 ; (when his widow was taxed at Bushwyck, Long Island).8
  • Also known as Joost Arentsen.9
  • Also known as Joost Adriaensen.
  • Also known as Joost Adriaense Molenaer.10
  • Also known as Joost Adriaensen Vermeulen.11
  • Also known as Joost Aarentz.12
  • He witnessed the baptism of Franck Adriaenszen , child of Adriaen Huybertszen and Tysje Gerrits, on 3 February 1664 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Huyg Barentszen Cleyn, Joost Adriaenszen, Heylitie Pieters).13
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Geertjen Albertse , daughter of Albert Jansen and Hilletjen Hendricks, on 14 December 1664 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (sponsors Joost Adriaensen, Meycken Holbeeck).14
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Barber Hendrickse Wiltsie , daughter of Hendrick Martensen and Margaret Meyringh, on 1 March 1665 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (sponsors Joost Arensen, Margriet Chambers).15
  • His will was dated on 2 September 1665 Testamentary and deposition of Joost Adriaensen Vermeulen of Pynacker. Disposes of six schepels of wheat to the poor at "Wildwyck." His wife, Femmetje Hendricks and "little daughter Marietje, by said wife," shall take possession of the estate acquired here by him. All of such estate that is in the old country, or might inherit. Appoints as executors Albert Jansen van Steenwyck and Roeloff Hendricksen, both his brothers-in-law. They to send any balance to his lawful wife in the old country. As executrix of his property in the old country, he appoints his wife Femmetje Hendricks.11
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Andries Albertsen , son of Albert Jansen and Hilletjen Hendricks, on 21 November 1666 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (sponsors Joost Ariaensen, Altjen Lubbers).16
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Albert Roeloffsen , son of Roelof Hendricks and Aeltie Lubbertse, on 2 October 1667 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (sponsor Joost Ariaensen).17
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Lea Dircks Schepmoes , daughter of Dirck Janszen Schepmoes and Maria Willems, in 1680 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, ((the 4th of Jan, Feb or March). Sponsors Joost Adriaansse, Jannetie Loperts).18
  • Joost Ariaensen witnessed the baptism of Lea Dirckse Schepmoes , daughter of Dirck Janszen Schepmoes and Maria Willems, on 4 September 1681 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (sponsors Joost Aarentz, Johanna Loopers).12
  • Will proved on 17 October 1683 before Thomas Dongan, Lieut. Gen. and Governor of New York, at Fort James. Jan Joosten being therein appointed as tutor or overseer.19

Family 1: Femmetjen Hendricks b. s 1643, d. b 28 Oct 1668

  • Maertje Joostse9

Family 2: Elisabet Willemsen Krom b. c 1650, d. b 11 Jun 1681

  • Jannetie Joostse20
  • Willem Joostsen21
  • Hendrick Joostsen22

Family 3: Maria Hay b. 4 Jun 1651, d. 1742

Citations:

  1. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 500, no. 8. Joost Ariaensen, of Pynaker in Hollant (Holland), j.m., and Femmetjen Hendricks of Meppelen, j.d., both resid. here (in Wiltwyck, now Kingston). "Marriage certificate (trou brieff) given." First publication of Banns 29 April (sic); second, 6 March; third, 13 March. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  2. [S3686] Various, "Additions and Corrections", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 128, page 224 (1997): 128:224. Dorothy A. Koenig, regarding 81:197-202, "Lieutenant Gysbert Crom of Esopus, New York". Hereinafter cited as "Additions and Corrections."
  3. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 29. Joost Adriaenszen, j.m. Van Pynacker, en Femmetje Hendricks, j.d. Van Meppel. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  4. [S3017] Kenneth Scott, "Kingston Marriages", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 106, pages 193-194 (1975): On Oct 28, 1668, Joos Adriaensen of Opynen, widower of Femmetie Hendrix, was married before the honorable court to Elisabet Willemsen Krom, young woman of Pynacker, after three publications of the banns. Hereinafter cited as "Kingston Marr., NYGBR 106 (1975)."
  5. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 503, no. 26. Joost Adriaensen, of Opynen, widower of Femmetie Hendrix, and Elisabet Willemsen Krom, j.d., of Pynaker. Date of Banns not given. "Legally married before the Hon. Justice (of the Peace). Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  6. [S3686] Various, "Additions and Corrections", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 128, page 224 (1997): 128:224. Dorothy A. Koenig, regarding 81:197-202, "Lieutenant Gysbert Crom of Esopus, New York." The birthplaces recorded in the Kingston records should be reversed. Hereinafter cited as "Additions and Corrections."
  7. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 49. Joost Adriaenszen Molenaer, Wedr. Van Lysbeth Croing, Marritje Heys, Wede. Van Philip Leiuw, woonende tot N. Yorke. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  8. [S4123] Peter R. Christoph, The Dongan Papers, 1683-1688, part 2, New York Historical Manuscripts, Vol. 35 (n.p.: Syracuse University Press, 1996), page 316. Hereinafter cited as Dongan Papers 1683-1688 pt. 2.
  9. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 4, no. 40. Maertje; parents: Joost Arentsen, Femmetjen Hendricks. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  10. [S1768] John Reynolds Totten, "Praa-Bennet Family Notes", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols. 65-66 (1934-35): 65:310. Hereinafter cited as "Praa-Bennet."
  11. [S2157] Gustave Anjou, Ulster County, New York Probate Records, Vol. I (New York: G. Anjou, 1906), page 29. Citing "Secretary's Papers". Hereinafter cited as Ulster Co., NY Probate, Vol. I.
  12. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 14, no. 235. Lea; parents: Joost Aarentz, Johanna Loopers. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  13. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:156. Franck; parents: Adriaen Huybertszen, Thysie Gerrits.
  14. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 4, no. 46. Geertjen; parents: Albert Jansen, Hilletje Hendricks. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  15. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), no.52. Barber; parents: Hendrick Martensen, Margriet Maeyeringh. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  16. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 5, no. 75. Andries; parents: Albert Jansen, Hilletje Hendricks. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  17. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 6, no. 84. Albert; parents: Roeloff Hendricksen, Aeltjen Lubbers. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  18. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 13, no. 208. Lea; parents: Dirck Jansse Schepmoes, Marytie Willems. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  19. [S2778] New York (County) Surrogate's Court Abstracts of Wills on file in the Surrogate's Office, City of New York (Volume I. 1665-1707), Collections of the New York Historical Society (New York: Printed for the Society, 1892), page 69. Hereinafter cited as Abs. N.Y. Co. Wills v. I.
  20. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 8, no. 119. Jannetie; parents: Joost Adriaensen, Lysbedt Willemsen. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  21. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), p.10, no.158. Willem; parents: Joost Adriaense, Lysbet Willems Crom. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  22. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 13, no. 215. Hendrick; parents: Jost Adryansen, Lisbet Wilmsen Crom. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.
  23. [S1605] Roswell Randall Hoes, editor, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1891, 1980, 1997), page 16, no. 266. Sara; parents: Joost Adriaanze, Maria Heys. Hereinafter cited as Old Dutch Church, Kingston.

Jan Ariaenszen1

  • Jan Ariaenszen married first Pietertje Sippes.1
  • Jan Ariaenszen married with banns published on 2 November 1657 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Styntje Jans.1
  • Also known as Jan Andriaenszen.2

Family: Styntje Jans

Citations:

  1. [S1591] Samuel S. Purple, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York; Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801 (Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, reprint 2003, original 1890 NYG&BS), page 22. Jan Ariaenszen Van Sardam, Wedr. Van Pietertje Sippes, en Styntje Jans Van Nimmegen. Hereinafter cited as Marriages, RDC NA/NY.
  2. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:42. Marie; parents: Jan Andriaenszen, Styntie Jans.
  3. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:89. Adriaen; parents: Jan Adriaenszen, Styntie Jans.
  4. [S1631] "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New York", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vols.5- (1874-): 6:155. Adriaen; parents: Jan Adriaenszen, Styntje Jans.
  5. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 97. Annetie; parents: Jan Adriaenszen, Styntie Jans. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).
  6. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 110. Magdalena, Maria (tweelingen); parents: Jan Ariaenszen, Styntje Jans. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).

Maritje Ariansen1

b. circa 1628, d. 10 December 1702
  • Maritje Ariansen was born circa 1628.1
  • She married Thomas Fredericksen circa 1646.1
  • Maritje Ariansen died on 10 December 1702.1
  • Her will was dated on 27 July 1678 (joint will) mentions their ages and the ages of their eight living children.1
  • She witnessed the baptism of Arent Pietersen , son of Pieter Corneliszen and Hendrickje Aerts, on 7 October 1678 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), (sponsors Willem Hoppe, y.m., Merritje Ariaense).2

Family: Thomas Fredericksen b. c 1611, d. 10 May 1702

Citations:

  1. [S2205] Howard S.F. Randolph, "The Toers-Tuers Family", Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey Vol.1 (1926). Hereinafter cited as "Toers-Tuers, GMNJ 1 (1926): 50-63."
  2. [S2073] "Baptisms in the Village of Bergen in New Jersey Beginning 1666", Yearbook of the Holland Society of New York Bergen Book (1913): page 24, no.59. Arent; parents: Pieter Cornelisse, Hendrickje Aerts. Hereinafter cited as "HSYB, Bergen Book."
  3. [S1606] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Baptisms from 1639 to 1730 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York, Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Vol. 2 (New York: Printed for the Society, 1901), page 104. Thomas; parents: Thomas Fredrickszen, Marritie Ariaens. Hereinafter cited as Baptisms RDC New Amsterdam/New York (1639-1730).

Susan Armour1

  • Susan Armour married Isaac Smith.1
  • Susan Armour was born at New York City, New York.1

Family: Isaac Smith

Citations:

  1. [S3547] Edgar Alan Nutt, "George Colville Smith Family Group Sheet", 2008 (unknown compiler address). Digital copy received from E. A. Nutt.. Hereinafter cited as "George Colville Smith."

Derastus Armstrong1

b. circa 1875
Derastus Armstrong|b. c 1875|p24.htm#i139654|Robert J. Armstrong|b. c 1844|p24.htm#i139653|Margaret Manning|b. c 1840|p358.htm#i101799|||||||Aaron B. Manning|b. 23 Jan 1808|p354.htm#i86004|Zalinde|b. c 1808|p16.htm#i101798|
  • Derastus Armstrong was born circa 1875 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York.1
  • He appeared on the census on 15 June 1880 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, as Derastus Armstrong, age 5, born in New York.1

Citations:

  1. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 820, FHL film #1254820, page 365.1000, ED 26, image 0061. Robt. J. Armstrong household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

Elizabeth Armstrong1

b. between 1800 and 1810, d. before April 1843
  • Elizabeth Armstrong was born between 1800 and 1810 (age 20-30 in 1830).
  • She married Sylvester Brewer, son of Peter Brewer and Hannah Sanborn, at Vermont before 1830.1
  • Elizabeth Armstrong died before April 1843.

Family: Sylvester Brewer b. 12 Aug 1804, d. 19 Dec 1879

Citations:

  1. [S989] "Biography of Sylvester Brewer."Transcribed from The History of Jefferson County, Wisconsin (Chicago: Western Pub. Co., 1879) by Linda Pingel. Online http://www.rockvillemama.com/brewer.txt.. Hereinafter cited as Sylvester Brewer Bio.
  2. [S212] Ronald V. Jackson and Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1850 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 1999), Federal census, Roll M432_1000. Hereinafter cited as 1850 US Census.

Ellen Armstrong1

b. 1837
  • Ellen Armstrong was born in 1837 at Virginia.2
  • She married William A. Brooks, son of Jehiel Brooks and Rebecca Anson, at Johnson Co., Indiana, on 25 March 1896.1
  • Ellen Armstrong appeared on the census on 13 June 1900 at Pleasant, Johnson Co., Indiana, as Ellen Brooks, age 63, born 1837 in Virginia. Both parents born in Virginia. Married for 4 years. No children.2

Citations:

  1. [S3722] "Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941."Ancestry.com, 2005. Online www.ancestry.com., Retrieved January 2012. William A. Brooks, Ellen Armstrong. Johnson County, Indiana, Marriage Records 1875-1901,Vol. 3, page 9. Hereinafter cited as Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941.
  2. [S59] MyFamily.com, 1900 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: My Family.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T623, Roll 381, page 13B, ED 10. William A. Brooks household. Hereinafter cited as 1900 US Census.

Elmore Armstrong1

b. circa 1879
Elmore Armstrong|b. c 1879|p24.htm#i139656|Robert J. Armstrong|b. c 1844|p24.htm#i139653|Margaret Manning|b. c 1840|p358.htm#i101799|||||||Aaron B. Manning|b. 23 Jan 1808|p354.htm#i86004|Zalinde|b. c 1808|p16.htm#i101798|
  • Elmore Armstrong was born circa 1879 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York.1
  • He appeared on the census on 15 June 1880 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, as Elmore Armstrong, age 1, born in New York.1

Citations:

  1. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 820, FHL film #1254820, page 365.1000, ED 26, image 0061. Robt. J. Armstrong household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

Fannie Armstrong1

b. circa 1877
Fannie Armstrong|b. c 1877|p24.htm#i139655|Robert J. Armstrong|b. c 1844|p24.htm#i139653|Margaret Manning|b. c 1840|p358.htm#i101799|||||||Aaron B. Manning|b. 23 Jan 1808|p354.htm#i86004|Zalinde|b. c 1808|p16.htm#i101798|
  • Fannie Armstrong was born circa 1877 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York.1
  • She appeared on the census on 15 June 1880 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, as Fannie Armstrong, age 3, born in New York.1

Citations:

  1. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 820, FHL film #1254820, page 365.1000, ED 26, image 0061. Robt. J. Armstrong household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

George Armstrong

  • George Armstrong married Sarah Brower at Reformed Dutch Church, Harlem, New York, on 6 May 1836.1

Citations:

  1. [S1955] John Adriance, "Records of the Reformed Dutch Church at Harlem, N.Y. - Marriages", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record vol.8 (1877): 8:43. Hereinafter cited as "Marr., RDC Harlem, NYGBR 8 (1877)."

Lucretia Armstrong1

b. circa 1800
  • Lucretia Armstrong appeared on the census on 5 September 1850 at Hyde Park, Dutchess Co., New York, as Lucretia Manning, age 50, born in New York.2

Citations:

  1. [S1403] Grant Rideout, Ancestors and Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue (Chicago: n.pub., 1930), p.88. Hereinafter cited as Ancestors and Descendants of Sarah Eleanor Ladue.
  2. [S212] Ronald V. Jackson and Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1850 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 1999), Federal census, NARA Ser. M432, Roll 497, page 249A, image 451. Charles C. Manning household. Hereinafter cited as 1850 US Census.

Phebe Armstrong1

b. 9 March 1814, d. 4 March 1873
Phebe Armstrong|b. 9 Mar 1814\nd. 4 Mar 1873|p24.htm#i171812|Thomas Armstrong|||Annie Antonides|||||||||Johannes Antonides|||Sarah Van Doren|||
  • Father*: Thomas Armstrong1
  • Mother*: Annie Antonides1
  • Phebe Armstrong was born on 9 March 1814 at Freehold, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.1
  • She married Charles Tilton.2
  • Phebe Armstrong died on 4 March 1873 at Keyport, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.1

Family: Charles Tilton b. 4 Dec 1810, d. 26 Aug 1853

Citations:

  1. [S4408] William W. Scott, History of Passaic and its Environs (New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1922), page 104. Hereinafter cited as History of Passaic and its environs.
  2. [S4408] William W. Scott, History of Passaic and its Environs (New York: Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1922), page 105. Hereinafter cited as History of Passaic and its environs.

Robert J. Armstrong1

b. circa 1844
  • Robert J. Armstrong appeared on the census on 15 June 1880 at Mooers, Clinton Co., New York, Robt. J. Armstrong, age 36, born in New York. Both parents born in Ireland. A farmer. In the household are his wife, M. Maria, age 40; son Derastus Armstrong, age 5; daughter Fannie Armstrong, age 3; son Elmore Armstrong, age 1; father-in-law A. Burr Manning, age 72, born in Vermont, father born in New York, mother in Vermont, assits with farm work; mother-in-law Zalinda Manning, age 72, born in New York, both parents born in Connecticut, assists with house work.1

Family: Margaret Manning b. c 1840

Citations:

  1. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 820, FHL film #1254820, page 365.1000, ED 26, image 0061. Robt. J. Armstrong household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

Sally Armstrong1

b. circa 1808
  • Sally Armstrong was born circa 1808 at New York.2
  • She married Ira Brewer, son of Josiah Brewer and Polly, at Florida, Orange Co., New York, on 29 June 1836 by Presbyterian minister, Rev. Charles Cummins.1
  • Also known as Sarah L.2
  • Sally Armstrong appeared on the census on 12 October 1850 at Warwick, Orange Co., New York, as Sarah L. Brewer, age 42, born in New York.2
  • She appeared on the census on 30 August 1860 at Greene, Chenango Co., New York, as Sarah Brewer, age 52, born in New York.3
  • She appeared on the census on 9 July 1870 at Ward 1, Binghamton, Broome Co., New York, as Sarah Brewer, age 62, born in New York. Keeping house. Has real estate valued at $4500.4
  • She appeared on the census on 12 June 1880 at Binghamton, Broome Co., New York, as Sally Brewer, age 72, born in New York. Both parents born in New York. Keeping house.5

Family: Ira Brewer b. 21 May 1809

Citations:

  1. [S1710] "Record of Marriages of the Presbyterian Churches in Rumbout and Poughkeepsie", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 69 (1938): 70:80. Hereinafter cited as "Rumbout & Poughkeepsie Prebyterian Marriages."
  2. [S212] Ronald V. Jackson and Accelerated Indexing Systems, 1850 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 1999), Federal census, NARA Ser. M432, Roll 574, page 23B. Ira Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1850 US Census.
  3. [S232] MyFamily.com, 1860 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, 2004), Federal census, NARA Ser. M653, Roll 734, page 420, FHL film #803734. Ira Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1860 US Census.
  4. [S235] MyFamily.com, 1870 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: My Family.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. M593, Roll 906, page 77A, FHL film #552405. Ira Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1870 US Census.
  5. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 810, page 93B, ED 34, FHL film #1254810. Ira Brewer household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.

Allen Arnold1

b. circa 1883
Allen Arnold|b. c 1883|p24.htm#i161591|Frank Arnold|b. c 1858|p24.htm#i161587|Florence Vanalstine|b. c 1862|p493.htm#i161589|Orrin Arnold|b. c 1833\nd. 20 Nov 1926|p25.htm#i161543|Maria A. Taylor|b. 3 Feb 1834\nd. 9 Dec 1863|p451.htm#i138406|||||||
  • Allen Arnold was born circa 1883 at Michigan.
  • He married Jessie McLean at Chase, Lake Co., Michigan, on 11 July 1903.2
  • Allen Arnold married Nettie Ames at Scottville, Lake Co., Michigan, on 2 August 1914.3
  • Allen Arnold married Edith C. Oberlin at Osceloa Co., Michigan, on 30 October 1916.1

Citations:

  1. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Allen Arnold, age 32, b. 1884, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Vanalstine, and Edith C. Oberlin, age 25, b. 1891, parents: Samuel Oberlin, "unknown." FHL film #1003442. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.
  2. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Allen Arnold, age 21, b. 1882 in Michigan, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Valentine, and Jessie McLean, age 21, b. 1882 in Michigan, parents: John McLean, (mother not recorded). FHL film #945595. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.
  3. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Allen Arnold, age 30, b. 1884 in Michigan, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Van Alstine, and Nettie Ames, age 19, b. 1895 in Michigan, parents: Scott Ames, Myra Shyron. FHL film #945595. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.

Anna M. Arnold1

b. 1886

Citations:

  1. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Charles W. Allen, age 33, b. 1884 in Michigan, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Vanaltine, and Anna M. Arnold, age 31, b. 1886 in Michigan, parents: George Arnold, Katherine White. FHL film #945595. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.

Charles W. Arnold1

b. 1884
Charles W. Arnold|b. 1884|p24.htm#i161593|Frank Arnold|b. c 1858|p24.htm#i161587|Florence Vanalstine|b. c 1862|p493.htm#i161589|Orrin Arnold|b. c 1833\nd. 20 Nov 1926|p25.htm#i161543|Maria A. Taylor|b. 3 Feb 1834\nd. 9 Dec 1863|p451.htm#i138406|||||||
  • Charles W. Arnold was born in 1884 at Michigan.1
  • He married Anna M. Arnold at Saginaw, Lake Co., Michigan, on 14 May 1917.1

Citations:

  1. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Charles W. Allen, age 33, b. 1884 in Michigan, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Vanaltine, and Anna M. Arnold, age 31, b. 1886 in Michigan, parents: George Arnold, Katherine White. FHL film #945595. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.

Frank Arnold1

b. circa 1858
Frank Arnold|b. c 1858|p24.htm#i161587|Orrin Arnold|b. c 1833\nd. 20 Nov 1926|p25.htm#i161543|Maria Amelia Taylor|b. 3 Feb 1834\nd. 9 Dec 1863|p451.htm#i138406|||||||James H. Taylor|b. 20 Jan 1811\nd. 25 Jul 1873|p450.htm#i138403|Harriet Brewer|b. 28 Nov 1811\nd. 4 May 1854|p82.htm#i85535|
  • Frank Arnold was born circa 1858 at Michigan.2
  • He married Florence Vanalstine at Mecosta Co., Michigan, on 30 March 1878.3
  • Also known as Franklin Arnold.3
  • Also known as Francis Arnold.2,4
  • Frank Arnold appeared on the census on 3 August 1860 at Robinson, Ottawa Co., Michigan, Francis Arnold, age 2, born in Michigan.2
  • He appeared on the census on 5 June 1880 at Custer, Mason Co., Michigan, Frank Arnold, age 24, born in Michigan. Both parents born in New York. Farmer. In the household are his wife Florence, son Orin and father Orin Arnold (age 46).1

Family: Florence Vanalstine b. c 1862

Citations:

  1. [S106] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2003), Federal census, NARA Ser. T9, Roll 594, page 473B, ED 170, FHL film #1254594. Frank Arnold household. Hereinafter cited as 1880 US Census.
  2. [S232] MyFamily.com, 1860 United States Federal Census., Online Database (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, 2004), Federal census, NARA Ser. M653, Roll 557, page 441, FHL film #803557. Orrin Arnold household. Hereinafter cited as 1860 US Census.
  3. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Franklin Arnold, age 20, b. 1858, and Florence Vanalstine, age 15, b. 1863. Parents not recorded. FHL film #1004849. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.
  4. [S4563] James Hamstra, "Mariah Amelia Taylor and Orrin Baldwin Arnold," e-mail message from James Hamstra to Chris Chester, January 26, 2012, See www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Francis_Arnold_(4). Retrieved February 2012. Hereinafter cited as "Mariah Amelia Taylor and Orrin Baldwin Arnold."
  5. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Allen Arnold, age 32, b. 1884, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Vanalstine, and Edith C. Oberlin, age 25, b. 1891, parents: Samuel Oberlin, "unknown." FHL film #1003442. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.
  6. [S4061] "Michigan Marriages 1822-1995", online www.familysearch.org. , Retrieved May 2011. Charles W. Allen, age 33, b. 1884 in Michigan, parents: Frank Arnold, Florence Vanaltine, and Anna M. Arnold, age 31, b. 1886 in Michigan, parents: George Arnold, Katherine White. FHL film #945595. Hereinafter cited as Michigan Marriages 1822-1995.
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