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Cornelia Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Cornelia Blauw was baptized on 22 November 1758 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jeremia Blaauw, Cornelia Waldron, z.h.v.¹

• She was made an executor of the will of Eleanor Blauw on 15 August 1795; proved 27 Nov 1795. Eleanor Blaau, of New York, to my sister, Cornelia Blaau, my set of mahogany chairs, my bedstead and bedclothes; to my sister Lanah, wife of Jotham Post, Jr., my mahogany table and looking-glass; to my sister, Frances Blaau, my feather ben, bolster, and pillows; to my sister Lanah, my silver tea canister; to my sister Elizabeth, wife of Augustus Bates, my silver sugar dish; to my nephew, Waldron Blaau, son of my sister Lanah and Jotham Post, Jr., £25; to my aunt, Rachel Groome, £5; all my wearing apparel to be divided among my sisters; the residue of my whole estate to be equally divided among my sisters and brothers, save that part which comes to my sister Sarah, wife of James Hine; I give to Jotham Post, Jr. to pay her the interest or principal as she may require it for support. I appoint my brother-in-law, Jotham Post, Jr., and my sister Cornelia, executors. Witnesses: Oliver Hull, Timothy Wood, bootmaker; Allison Post, writing clerk.²

Dina Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen¹
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse¹ b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Dina Blauw was baptized on 25 March 1687 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses: Jan Jansen, Elsje Frederick.¹
• She married Michael De Mott, son of Michael DeMott and Annetie Westbroek, at Gowanus, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 19 August 1711 (Banns 28 July 1711).²

• Also known as Dinah Blauw.³
• Patronymic: Dina Janse.
• Dina Blauw witnessed the baptism of Antje De Mott , daughter of Anthony De Mott and Elsje Blauw, on 24 April 1709 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Blaaue, Dina Blaauw).⁴
• In 1711 Dina Blauw resided at Gowanus, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.²

Eleanor Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Eleanor Blauw was baptized on 2 September 1764 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; (no sponsors recorded).¹
• She died between 15 August 1795 and 27 November 1795 ; (dates of will and proving).²

• Also known as Eleanor Blaau.²
• Her will was dated on 15 August 1795 proved 27 Nov 1795. Eleanor Blaau, of New York, to my sister, Cornelia Blaau, my set of mahogany chairs, my bedstead and bedclothes; to my sister Lanah, wife of Jotham Post, Jr., my mahogany table and looking-glass; to my sister, Frances Blaau, my feather ben, bolster, and pillows; to my sister Lanah, my silver tea canister; to my sister Elizabeth, wife of Augustus Bates, my silver sugar dish; to my nephew, Waldron Blaau, son of my sister Lanah and Jotham Post, Jr., £25; to my aunt, Rachel Groome, £5; all my wearing apparel to be divided among my sisters; the residue of my whole estate to be equally divided among my sisters and brothers, save that part which comes to my sister Sarah, wife of James Hine; I give to Jotham Post, Jr. to pay her the interest or principal as she may require it for support. I appoint my brother-in-law, Jotham Post, Jr., and my sister Cornelia, executors. Witnesses: Oliver Hull, Timothy Wood, bootmaker; Allison Post, writing clerk.²

Elizabet Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Elizabet Blauw was baptized on 4 October 1772 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Francis Groome, Rachel Creson.¹
• She married Augustus Bates.²

• Elizabet Blauw was named in the will of Eleanor Blauw dated on 15 August 1795 proved 27 Nov 1795. Eleanor Blaau, of New York, to my sister, Cornelia Blaau, my set of mahogany chairs, my bedstead and bedclothes; to my sister Lanah, wife of Jotham Post, Jr., my mahogany table and looking-glass; to my sister, Frances Blaau, my feather ben, bolster, and pillows; to my sister Lanah, my silver tea canister; to my sister Elizabeth, wife of Augustus Bates, my silver sugar dish; to my nephew, Waldron Blaau, son of my sister Lanah and Jotham Post, Jr., £25; to my aunt, Rachel Groome, £5; all my wearing apparel to be divided among my sisters; the residue of my whole estate to be equally divided among my sisters and brothers, save that part which comes to my sister Sarah, wife of James Hine; I give to Jotham Post, Jr. to pay her the interest or principal as she may require it for support. I appoint my brother-in-law, Jotham Post, Jr., and my sister Cornelia, executors. Witnesses: Oliver Hull, Timothy Wood, bootmaker; Allison Post, writing clerk.²

Elizabeth Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen¹
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse¹ b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Elizabeth Blauw was baptized on 13 December 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Cornelis van Duijn, Annitje Staets.¹

• Patronymic: Elizabeth Janse.

Elsje Blauw¹

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen²
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse² b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Elsje Blauw was baptized on 10 November 1689 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses: Femmitje Teunis, Pieter Jansen.²
• She married with banns published on 9 August 1707 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, Anthony De Mott, son of Michael DeMott and Annetie Westbroek.³

• Also known as Elzje Blaauw.³
• Patronymic: Elsje Janse.
• In 1707 Elsje Blauw resided at Gowanus, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.³

Frederick Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Frederick Blauw was probably born between 1675 and 1685.
• He married Neeltje before October 1705.¹
• Frederick Blauw married Lena circa 1707.²

• Also known as Frederick Blaau.¹
• Frederick Blauw witnessed the baptism of Abraham Vredenburg , son of Abraham Vredenburg and Dorothy Caljer, on 23 September 1716 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Fredrik Blaw, Helena Blaw, s.h.v.).^3,4
• Frederick Blauw witnessed the baptism of Leena Blaw , daughter of Jurjen Blauw and Hester Emmet, on 12 March 1729 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Fredrik Blaw, Lena, z.h.v.).⁵

Frederick Blauw¹

• Father*: Frederick Blauw¹ b. bt 1675 - 1685
• Mother*: Lena¹

• Frederick Blauw was baptized on 7 July 1723 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Cornelius Van Duyn, Styntje, s.h.v.¹

Frederick Blauw¹

• Father*: Jurjen Blauw¹ b. 29 Feb 1708, d. bt 9 Mar 1759 - 19 Jun 1759
• Mother*: Hester Emmet¹

• Frederick Blauw was baptized on 10 October 1731 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Nicholas Vechten, Cornelia s.v.¹

Grietje Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen¹
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse¹ b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Grietje Blauw was baptized on 20 April 1685 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses: Jakop Hansen, Annitje Pieters.¹

• Patronymic: Grietje Janse.
• She witnessed the baptism of Mechiel Jansz Blaauw , son of Jan Blauw and Marytje, on 18 April 1704 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Mathijs de Mat, Grietje Blaauw).²

Hendrick Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen¹
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse¹ b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Hendrick Blauw was baptized on 29 April 1694 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses: Hendrick Klaessen, Lummitje Klaesse.¹

• Patronymic: Hendrick Jansen.

Hendrick Blauw¹

• Father*: Jurjen Blauw¹ b. 29 Feb 1708, d. bt 9 Mar 1759 - 19 Jun 1759
• Mother*: Cornelia Waldron¹ b. 29 Aug 1718, d. bt 24 Aug 1786 - 24 Jul 1787

• Hendrick Blauw was baptized on 6 December 1758 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Waldron Blauw, Neeltje Crezon, z.h.²

• Also known as Hendrikus Blauw.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 9 March 1759.¹

Jan Blauw

• Father*: Frederick Blauw¹ b. bt 1675 - 1685
• Mother*: Neeltje¹

• Jan Blauw was baptized on 19 October 1705 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jan Fredrickse, Aeltie Jansen.¹

• Also known as Jan Blaau.¹

Jurrie Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Jurrie Blauw was baptized on 10 October 1762 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors de Vader, Eva Langendyck, j.d.¹

• Also known as Uriah Blaau.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 23 June 1783 called Uriah Blaau, appointed executor.²

Magdalena Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Magdalena Blauw was baptized on 19 August 1770 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors De Vader, Magdalena Blaau, h.v. Jakob Baelen.¹
• She married Jotham Post Jr.²

• Also known as Lanah.²
• Magdalena Blauw was named in the will of Eleanor Blauw dated on 15 August 1795 proved 27 Nov 1795. Eleanor Blaau, of New York, to my sister, Cornelia Blaau, my set of mahogany chairs, my bedstead and bedclothes; to my sister Lanah, wife of Jotham Post, Jr., my mahogany table and looking-glass; to my sister, Frances Blaau, my feather ben, bolster, and pillows; to my sister Lanah, my silver tea canister; to my sister Elizabeth, wife of Augustus Bates, my silver sugar dish; to my nephew, Waldron Blaau, son of my sister Lanah and Jotham Post, Jr., £25; to my aunt, Rachel Groome, £5; all my wearing apparel to be divided among my sisters; the residue of my whole estate to be equally divided among my sisters and brothers, save that part which comes to my sister Sarah, wife of James Hine; I give to Jotham Post, Jr. to pay her the interest or principal as she may require it for support. I appoint my brother-in-law, Jotham Post, Jr., and my sister Cornelia, executors. Witnesses: Oliver Hull, Timothy Wood, bootmaker; Allison Post, writing clerk.²

Magdalena Blauw¹

• Father*: Jurjen Blauw¹ b. 29 Feb 1708, d. bt 9 Mar 1759 - 19 Jun 1759
• Mother*: Cornelia Waldron¹ b. 29 Aug 1718, d. bt 24 Aug 1786 - 24 Jul 1787

• Magdalena Blauw was probably born circa 1740 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.
• She married by license dated on 4 April 1764 at New York Jacob Boelen, son of Henricus Boelen and Jannetje Waldron.²
• Magdalena Blauw died on 16 February 1772.²
• She was buried at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York.²

• She was named in her father's will dated on 9 March 1759.³
• She witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Blauw , daughter of Waldron Blauw and Neeltje Creson, on 19 August 1770 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors De Vader, Magdalena Blaau, h.v. Jakob Baelen).⁴

Margriet Blauw

• Father*: Jan Frederickszen¹
• Mother*: Aeltje Janse¹ b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Margriet Blauw was baptized on 14 March 1680 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Klaes Arensen, Lummetje Van Vechten.²

• Also known as Margriet Janse.

Rachel Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Rachel Blauw was baptized on 5 October 1766 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors de Vader, Rachel Crezon, j.d.¹

Richard Waldrom Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Richard Waldrom Blauw was baptized on 23 July 1775 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Johannis Albouy, Cornelia Blaau, z.h.v.¹

• Also known as Richard W. Blaau.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 23 June 1783.²

Sara Blauw¹

• Father*: Waldron Blauw¹ d. bt 23 Jun 1783 - 25 Sep 1787
• Mother*: Neeltje Creson¹ d. b 5 May 1794

• Sara Blauw was baptized on 2 October 1768 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors de Vader, Sara Waldrom, j.d.¹
• She married James Hine.²

• Sara Blauw was named in the will of Eleanor Blauw dated on 15 August 1795 proved 27 Nov 1795. Eleanor Blaau, of New York, to my sister, Cornelia Blaau, my set of mahogany chairs, my bedstead and bedclothes; to my sister Lanah, wife of Jotham Post, Jr., my mahogany table and looking-glass; to my sister, Frances Blaau, my feather ben, bolster, and pillows; to my sister Lanah, my silver tea canister; to my sister Elizabeth, wife of Augustus Bates, my silver sugar dish; to my nephew, Waldron Blaau, son of my sister Lanah and Jotham Post, Jr., £25; to my aunt, Rachel Groome, £5; all my wearing apparel to be divided among my sisters; the residue of my whole estate to be equally divided among my sisters and brothers, save that part which comes to my sister Sarah, wife of James Hine; I give to Jotham Post, Jr. to pay her the interest or principal as she may require it for support. I appoint my brother-in-law, Jotham Post, Jr., and my sister Cornelia, executors. Witnesses: Oliver Hull, Timothy Wood, bootmaker; Allison Post, writing clerk.²

Waldron Blauw¹

• Father*: Jurjen Blauw¹ b. 29 Feb 1708, d. bt 9 Mar 1759 - 19 Jun 1759
• Mother*: Cornelia Waldron¹ b. 29 Aug 1718, d. bt 24 Aug 1786 - 24 Jul 1787

• Waldron Blauw married Neeltje Creson at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 25 March 1758 (int. 21 Mar 1758).²
• Waldron Blauw died between 23 June 1783 and 25 September 1787 ; (dates of will and proving).³

• Also known as Waldrom Blaau.⁴
• Also known as Waldron Blaauw.⁵
• He witnessed the baptism of Hendrick Blauw , son of Jurjen Blauw and Cornelia Waldron, on 6 December 1758 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Waldron Blauw, Neeltje Crezon, z.h.).⁶
• Waldron Blauw was named in his father's will dated on 9 March 1759.¹
• He witnessed the will of Pieter Staats on 4 October 1760; proved 20 Sep 1761. Peter Staats of Brookland, in Kings County, farmer, being sick. I leave to my wife Rebecca the use of all estate during her widowhood; but if she married, she is to have £200. I also leave her a negro wench and my silver teapot and household furniture. After her death, or marriage, I leave all to my two sons Peter and John. Except that my eldest son, Peter, shall have £5 before any division. I make my wife and my broher, John Staats, and my cousin John Cowenhoven, executors. Witnesses: Waldron Blaw, Jacob Bennet, Simon Boerum.⁷
• Waldron Blauw witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Catharina Boelen , daughter of Jacob Boelen and Magdalena Blauw, on 23 February 1772 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Waldrom Blaauw, Neeltje Creson, z.h.v.).⁸
• Waldron Blauw witnessed the baptism of Charlotte de Noyelle , daughter of John de Noyelle and Rachel Shetford, on 14 October 1774 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Waldrom Blaau, Elenor Creson, z.h.v.).⁹
• Waldron Blauw witnessed the baptism of Benjamin Jarvis , son of Arthur Jarvis and Sara Blauw, on 2 April 1775 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Waldrom Blaauw, Cornelia Blaauw, h.v. John Alboy).¹⁰
• On 23 October 1776 Waldron Blaan served as a First Liuetenant from the North Ward, in the New York City Militia.¹¹
• His will was dated on 23 June 1783 proved 25 Sep 1787. Waldron Blaau, of New York City, to my son, Richard W. Blaau, all that lot of ground and dwelling house, opposite the Exchange in Broad Street, in New York City, now in possession of Jonathan Clarke, to him, his heirs forever; all the remainder of my estate, both real and personal, I give the rents, profits, use, income, and service thereof; to my wife Eleanor, during her widowhood; at her death, the said estate to be sold by executors and the money so arising to be divided equally amongst my hildren, share and share alike (exept my son Uriah, who has had £100 from me); each of my other children to recieve £100 before the division is made; if my wife should marry again, my estate to be sold and my wife to receive £1000, and the remainder to be divided among my children in manner above mentioned who are to be maintained and provided for out of the income and profits until they arrive at the age of twenty-one years. I appoint my wife, executrix, and my son, Uriah Blaau, executors. Witnesses: Nat. Chandler, Francis Groome, gentleman, John C. Knapp.³

Adriaentje Cornelise Bleijck¹

• Father*: Cornelis Adriaens Bleijck¹ b. bt 1595 - 1605, d. bt 1637 - 1639
• Mother*: Swantje Jans¹ b. s 1605, d. 1686

• Adriaentje Cornelise Bleijck was born circa 1637 at Batavia (now Jakarta, island of Java, Indonesia).¹
• She married first at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 18 November 1653 Johannes Nevius, son of Johannis Neeff and Maria Becx, "Johannes Nevius, Van Solen in de Betuwe, en Ariaentje Bleyck, Van Batavia in Oostindien."²
• Adriaentje Cornelise Bleijck married second in 1674 Jan Aersen.¹
• Adriaentje Cornelise Bleijck died between 2 May 1686 and 4 January 1689.³

• Also known as Adriana a'Braeckel.⁴
• Also known as Ariaentje Potters.
• She was named in her mother's will on 31 March 1676.⁵
• She witnessed the baptism of Johannes Nevius , son of Cornelis Nevius and Eechtje Joris, on 17 February 1684 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Joris Jakopsen, Jan Aertsen, Ariaentje Potters).⁶
• Adriaentje Cornelise Bleijck witnessed the marriage of Sara Nevius and Cornelius Pietersz Luyster on 2 May 1686; witnesses: Jannetje Jans, groom's stepmother; Ariaentje Potters, bride's mother and Jan Aerson, bride's stepfather.⁷

Cornelis Adriaens Bleijck¹

• Cornelis Adriaens Bleijck was probably born between 1595 and 1605 at Delft, South Holland, The Netherlands.²
• He married Swantje Jans at perhaps Europe before 1626.¹
• Cornelis Adriaens Bleijck died between 1637 and 1639.¹

Christopher Bleuw¹

• Christopher Bleuw married Margriet.¹
• Christopher Bleuw died before 10 February 1684.¹

Bertha Louisa Bliefield¹

• Charts: John Rose

• Bertha Louisa Bliefield was born on 20 March 1906 at Mazon Twp., Grundy Co., Illinois.¹
• She married John Alexander (Rose) Olson, son of George William Rose and Theolene Johnson, at Morris, Grundy Co., Illinois, on 1 March 1924.¹
• Bertha Louisa Bliefield died on 14 January 1984 at Morris, Grundy Co., Illinois.¹

Clarissa Bloch¹

• Clarissa Bloch was born in July 1871 at New Jersey.¹
• She married Alvin W. Glass, son of George H. Glass and Rachel Ann Brower, circa 1892.¹
• Clarissa Bloch married second circa 1907 Albert Messier.¹

Margarite Block¹

• Margarite Block was born in December 1875 at New Jersey.²
• She married John J. Brower, son of John Peter Brouwer and Rosanna Friel, circa 1893.²

• Margarite Block appeared on the census on 5 June 1900 at Verona, Essex Co., New Jersey, as Margaret Brower, age 24, born Dec 1875 in New Jersey. Both parents born in Holland. Married for 7 years. 3 children (3 living).²
• She appeared on the census on 4 May 1910 at Verona, Essex Co., New Jersey, as Margaret Brower, age 33, born in New Jersey. Parents born in Holland-Dutch. Married for 17 years. Five children (four living).³

Ibel Bloedtgoet¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans² b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Ibel Bloedtgoet was baptized on 6 September 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; (no sponsors recorded).³
• She married Ide Van Schaick, son of Adriaen Corneliszen Van Schaick and Rebecca Idens, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 26 August 1685.¹

• Also known as Isabel Bloodgood.¹
• Ibel is listed as a member of the Dutch Church in 1686.¹

Abraham Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom² d. bt 3 Apr 1733 - 29 Mar 1735
• Mother*: Femmetie Snedeker²

• Abraham Blom was baptized on 30 November 1703 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Christiaen Snediker, Elsie Snediker.²

• He was named in his father's will dated on 29 August 1726.³

Abraham Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Abraham Blom was baptized on 11 August 1713 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jacob Auke, Antie Willemse.¹
• He probably died before 11 January 1721 (not mentioned in his father's will).²

Anna Blom¹

• Father*: Frederick Arentsz Blom² b. s 1631
• Mother*: Margriet Pieters² b. s 1636

• Anna Blom was baptized on 25 August 1669 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jonas Bartelszen, Annetje Jans.²
• She married Walter Hyer, son of Walter Hyer and Tryntje Bickers, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 2 May 1697.^1,3

• Also known as Anna Fredrickse.²

Annetie Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Annetie Blom was baptized on 30 March 1703 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Barent Blom, Marritie Blom.¹

• She was named in her father's will dated on 11 January 1721.²

Barbara Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom² b. s 1686, d. bt 24 Apr 1756 - 3 Jul 1756
• Mother*: Femmetje Verdon² b. s 1700, d. b 24 Apr 1756

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Verdon

• Barbara Blom was baptized on 7 July 1723 at New Utrecht Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jacob Bennet, Barbara s.v.²
• She married David Springsteen.¹

• Barbara Blom was named in her father's will dated on 24 April 1756.³

Barent Blom¹

• Father-Poss.*: Klaas Barendsz Blom² b. 20 Mar 1650
• Mother-Poss.*: Elisabeth Poulussen² b. s 1653

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Verdon

• Barent Blom was born say 1686.³
• He married Femmetje Verdon, daughter of Jacob Verdon and Femmetje Westervelt, before 1719.¹
• Barent Blom died between 24 April 1756 and 3 July 1756 ; (dates of will and proving).⁴

• Bergen states that he settled at Flushing and in 1710 paid 6 shillings towards the support of Grace Church in Jamaica (Onderdonk's History of Grace Church, p.37).⁵
• He was a member of at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, on 29 April 1715.⁶
• He witnessed the will of Mathys Jansz Lane on 13 January 1721; proved 10 Mar 1721. Tice Lanne of Jamaica, yeoman. Land to be sold for benefit of wife Catherine & children John, Barrent, & an unborn child. Executors: Barrent Bloem, George Bloem, and William Boerum. Wits: William Golder, J. Van Solingen, Jurian Ryder, and J. Smith.⁷
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Femmetje Verdon , daughter of Jacob Verdon and Marytje Vlierboom, on 30 August 1727 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Femmetje Fardon, s.h.v.).⁸
• In 1756 Barent Blom resided at Bedford, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.⁴
• His will was dated on 24 April 1756 Barent Blom, of Bedford, in the Town of Brookland, in Kings County, yeoman, being very sick. I leave to my son Nicholas all that my now dwelling house and land joining thereto in Bedford, bounded north and east by the road that leads from Brookland to the New Lots, south by Peter Vandewater and Lambert Suydam, west by the road that leads from Bedford to Flatbush. Also a lot of woodland in the 3d Division, and known as No. 29, bounded north by Lambert Suydam, south by Johanes Janse, one small piece of which I have sold to Lambert Suydam. Also a lot of wood land in the 3d division known as No. 23, bounded south and north by Johanes Lefferts. Also a lot of wood land in the 1st Division, being Lot No. 4, bounded east by Joost Bevis, west by Volkert Rapalye. Also a part of wood lot No. 38, bounded east and west by Lambert Suydam, south and north by Peter and Bernardus Vandewater, "Also two lots of meadow of Flatbush, called Blok Lots. Also 1/2 pf all meadow in Brooklnad meadow so called. Also 4 of my best horses, and 6 best cows, and wagons, and ploughs, and a negro wench, and a negro man. And he is to pay £100 to the Loan officers for mortgage and interest, and also £300 to my daughters, Femittie, Elizabeth, and Jannettie. I leave to my son Jacob all that new dwelling house and land joining thereto, bounded north by Martin Schenck, east by road from Brookland to Newtown, south and west by Harmen Andryse, as now in his possession. Also 2 3/4 lots in 3d Division of the Town Patent of Brookland, bounded north and south by Jacobus Lefferts, east by Nicholas Lefferts, west by road from Bedford to New Lots. Also a lot in the 3d Division, being No. 14, bounded south and north by Joshua Lefferts. Also a lot in the 3d Division, bounded south by Jacob Ryerse, west by said road, east by Nicholas Lefferts. Also 1/2 of my meadow in Brookland meadow. Also a wagon and horses, and he shall pay £100 each to my daughters. Mary and Barbara. All the rest of my horses, slaves and moveables I leave to my children, Jacob, Femittie, Elizabeth, Barbara, Jannettie, and Mary, except the provision laid up for my family, and the linnen that is unmade, which I give to my son Nicholas. I make my sons Jacob and Nicholas executors. Witnesses: Rem Remsen, Abraham Van Ende, Peter Lefferts. Proved 3 July 1756. Confirmed by Sir Charles Hardy, Governor, 3 July 1756.⁴
  
  

Barent Blom¹

• Father*: Joris Blom¹ b. 1706
• Mother*: Marytie¹

• Barent Blom was baptized on 25 July 1730 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Barent Blom, Femmetie Blom.¹

Barent Blom¹

• Father*: Isaac Blom¹ b. 16 Aug 1708
• Mother*: Aeltie¹

• Barent Blom was baptized on 3 November 1734 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Gerret Blom, femmetie blom.¹

Barent Blom

• Father*: Jan Barentsz Blom b. 3 Jan 1644
• Mother*: Maritje Simons

• Barent Blom married Femmetie Snedeker, daughter of Gerret Jansz Snedeker and Elsje Teunis Nyssen.¹
• Barent Blom died between 3 April 1733 and 29 March 1735.

• He witnessed the baptism of Annetie Blom , daughter of Simon Blom and Geertie Jans Van Nuys, on 30 March 1703 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Barent Blom, Marritie Blom).²
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Marregrietie Hendrickse , daughter of Francis Hendrickse and Antie, on 10 June 1712 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.³
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Marytje Losee , daughter of Jan Losee and Marytje Koeck, on 7 April 1713 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Femmetje Blom).⁴
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Marijtie Snedeker , daughter of Christiaen Gerretsz Snedeker and Pieterje Ariaence, on 30 October 1713 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Femmetje Blom).⁵
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of John Langdon , son of John Langdon and Willemtje Snedeker, on 13 February 1715 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Femmetie Blom).⁶
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Barent Lane , son of Mathys Jansz Lane and Catharina Blom, on 29 March 1719 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Maria Blom).⁷
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Elsie Onderdonck , daughter of Adriaen Onderdonck and Sara, on 10 July 1720 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Barent Blom, Femmetie Blom).⁸
• Barent Blom was made an executor of the will of Simon Blom on 11 January 1721; Simon Bloom, of Jamaica in Queens County. I leave all my houses, lands, and meadows to my executors, to be leased or disposed of as they think fit, and they are to pay the proceeds to my wife Gertie during her widowhood, but if she married she is to receive only £40. I leave all the rest of my estate to my children, John, Isaac, Bernardus, Anne, Jacob, George, Mary and Eve. My eldest son is to have "my saddle and pistol, and the furniture for a Trooper." I make my brothers, Barent and George Bloom, executors, and Charles Doughty and Joseph Smith, Jr., assistants. I leave all my lands at Raritan in New Jersey to my sons. Witnesses: Johanes Coertens, Increase Carpenter, Joshua Pettitt. Proved 10 March 1721.⁹
• His will was dated on 29 August 1726 proved 29 Mar 1735. Barent Blom of Flushing, in Queens County, yeoman, being in health. I leave to my wife Famettie Blom, the use of houses and lands, and estate in Flushing, and the use of all personal estate, so long as she remains my widow. But if she marries, she is to have £100. I leave to my grandsons (sic), Gerrit, John, Abraham, George and Isaac, my house and lands in Orange County. Also all houses and lands in Flushing after death of my wife. Also the moveable estate. "Only my sons, John, Abraham, George and Jacob, shall have £30 each, and Gerritt, £10, before any division." I make my wife and my sons executors. Witnesses: Gabriel Luff, Edward Jones, Adam Lawrence, Joseph Luff.
  Codicil: Where I have purchased lands in Jamaica, in Queens County, and at Flatbush, and the New Lotts, so called in Kings County; and whereas my son John is dead without issue, I give all the said land to my four surviving sons. Dated 3 Apr 1733. Witnesses: Cornelius Hoogland, Ellert Hoogland, Joseph Smith.¹⁰
• Barent Blom witnessed the baptism of Barent Blom , son of Joris Blom and Marytie, on 25 July 1730 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Barent Blom, Femmetie Blom).¹¹
• The will of Johanes Welsner, of Florida, in Goshen, in Orange County, New York, mentions "140 acres of land, which I purchased of Barent Bloome, June 7, 1732, situate in Orange County near Goshen, as by deed." The will dated 6 July 1733, was proved in New York County on 19 May 1744.¹²

Barent Jansz Blom¹

• Barent Jansz Blom was born in 1611 at Stockholm, Sweden.²
• He married Chrescyntie Claes at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 15 September 1641.³
• Barent Jansz Blom died on 5 June 1665 ; from a stab wound in the side given by Albert Cornelis Wantenaer.⁴

• Also known as Barent Jansen.²
• Also known as Barent Janszen.³
• For some time he was overseer of Van Twiller's farm on Ward's Island. He was known as "Groot Barent," the Barent of huge proportions. He removed to Brooklyn in 1652, after van Twiller was discharged by the government.²
• On 23 January 1652 Barent Jansen bought of Peter Linde, twenty morgens of land on the shores of Long Island between the lands of Andries Hudde and Claes Jansen Ruyter, near Wallabout, where he lived until his death. Great Barent's Island and Little Barent's Island are named for him.²

Barnardus Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom² b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys² b. 1683

• Barnardus Blom was baptized on 11 April 1710 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Jan Auke, Catharina Blom.²
• He married Catryntie.¹

• Barnardus Blom was named in his father's will dated on 11 January 1721.³
• He was made an executor of the will of Isaac Blom on 29 January 1753; proved 17 Feb 1753. Isaac Bloome of Jamaica, in Queens County, blacksmith, being very sick. I leave to my wife Phebe the sole use of my now dwelling house and lot, during widowhood, but it may be sold at any time after my decease with her consent. All my other lands and tenements in Jamaica are to be sold by my executors. I leave to my wife two of my best beds, with bedding and furniture, and my Bilstead cupboard, and all linnen, an oval Bilstead table, and chairs, pewter plates, and brass kettles. All the rest of my estate to be turned into money and be put at interest for the support of my wife and the education and bringing up of my children, Sarah, Millicent, Tabitha, Silvester, Benjamin, Isaac, and Elizabeth. I make my wife and my brother, Bernardus Bloom of Newtown, executors. Witnesses: Samuel Smith, Nathaniel Mills, Benjamin Hinchman.⁴

Catharina Blom¹

• Father*: Jan Barentsz Blom b. 3 Jan 1644
• Mother*: Maritje Simons

• Catharina Blom was baptized on 9 November 1684 at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Gerrit Snedikker, Elsje Teunis.²
• She married Mathys Jansz Lane, son of Jan Thijssen and Altie Gerretse Van Duyn, circa 1716.

• Patronymic: Katherine Janse.²
• Also known as Catryna Laning (married name).³
• Catharina Blom witnessed the baptism of Barnardus Blom , son of Simon Blom and Geertie Jans Van Nuys, on 11 April 1710 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Auke, Catharina Blom).¹
• Catharina Blom is named in her husband's will on 13 January 1721.⁴

Elizabeth Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom² b. s 1686, d. bt 24 Apr 1756 - 3 Jul 1756
• Mother*: Femmetje Verdon² b. s 1700, d. b 24 Apr 1756

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Verdon

• Elizabeth Blom was baptized on 3 May 1719 at New Utrecht Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jacobus Leffertse, Jannetje, s.v.²
• She married Andries Andriessen.¹

• Elizabeth Blom was named in her father's will dated on 24 April 1756.³

Engeltie Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Jansz Blom² b. 1611, d. 5 Jun 1665
• Mother*: Chrescyntie Claes²

• Engeltie Blom was baptized on 12 May 1652 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Harmen Douwenszen, Lysbeth Cregiers, Tryn Hadders.³
• She married Adam Hendricksz Vrooman.⁴

• Also known as Engeltje Barentse.²

Eva Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Eva Blom was baptized on 12 October 1718 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Joris Blom, Jacomijntie Blom.¹

• She was named in her father's will dated on 11 January 1721.²

Garret Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom d. bt 3 Apr 1733 - 29 Mar 1735
• Mother*: Femmetie Snedeker

• Garret Blom was named in his father's will dated on 29 August 1726.²
• He witnessed the baptism of Barent Blom , son of Isaac Blom and Aeltie, on 3 November 1734 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Gerret Blom, femmetie blom).³

Isaac Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom d. bt 3 Apr 1733 - 29 Mar 1735
• Mother*: Femmetie Snedeker

• Isaac Blom was baptized on 16 August 1708 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Isaac Snediker, Rebecca Snediker.²
• He married Aeltie.³

• Isaac Blom was named in his father's will dated on 29 August 1726.⁴

Isaac Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Isaac Blom married Phebe.²
• Isaac Blom died between 29 January 1753 and 17 February 1753 ; (dates of will and proving).²

• Also known as Isaac Bloome.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 11 January 1721.¹
• In 1753 Isaac Blom resided at Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.²
• His will was dated on 29 January 1753 proved 17 Feb 1753. Isaac Bloome of Jamaica, in Queens County, blacksmith, being very sick. I leave to my wife Phebe the sole use of my now dwelling house and lot, during widowhood, but it may be sold at any time after my decease with her consent. All my other lands and tenements in Jamaica are to be sold by my executors. I leave to my wife two of my best beds, with bedding and furniture, and my Bilstead cupboard, and all linnen, an oval Bilstead table, and chairs, pewter plates, and brass kettles. All the rest of my estate to be turned into money and be put at interest for the support of my wife and the education and bringing up of my children, Sarah, Millicent, Tabitha, Silvester, Benjamin, Isaac, and Elizabeth. I make my wife and my brother, Bernardus Bloom of Newtown, executors. Witnesses: Samuel Smith, Nathaniel Mills, Benjamin Hinchman.²

Jacobus Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Jacobus Blom was baptized on 27 April 1715 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jacob Janse, Johanna Janse.¹

• Also known as Jacob Bloom.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 11 January 1721.²

Jan Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Jan Blom was baptized on 3 February 1706 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Jan Auckes, Evertje his wife.¹

• Also known as John Bloom.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 11 January 1721.²

Jan Barentsz Blom

• Father*: Barent Jansz Blom¹ b. 1611, d. 5 Jun 1665
• Mother*: Chrescyntie Claes¹

• Jan Barentsz Blom was baptized on 3 January 1644 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jan Evertszen Bout, Jan Janszen Cuypher, Soldt; Annetje Pieters.²
• He married Maritje Simons.

• Also known as Jan Barendsz.³
• Also known as Jan Barentszen.¹
• Jan Barentsz Blom witnessed the baptism of Barend Christoffelsz , son of Hans Christoffelsz and Tryntje Barentse, on 6 June 1680 at Midwoud, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Ida Rijkke, Jan Barendsz).⁴

Jannitje Blom¹

• Father*: Klaas Barendsz Blom¹ b. 20 Mar 1650
• Mother*: Elisabeth Poulussen¹ b. s 1653

• Jannitje Blom was baptized on 11 February 1694 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses: Jan Gerritsen Dorlant, Annitje Remsen.¹
• She married Jacobus Leffertse.

• Jannitje Blom witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Blom , daughter of Barent Blom and Femmetje Verdon, on 3 May 1719 at New Utrecht Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Jacobus Leffertse, Jannetje, s.v.).²

John Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom d. bt 3 Apr 1733 - 29 Mar 1735
• Mother*: Femmetie Snedeker

• John Blom married Sarah Voorhis, daughter of Cornelis Voorhis.²
• John Blom died between 20 January 1732 and 27 March 1732 ; (dates of will and proving).²

• He was named in his father's will dated on 29 August 1726.³
• His will was dated on 20 January 1731/32 John Blom, of the New Lots, in the town of Flatbush, in Kings County, being weak in body. I leave to my wife Sarah, and to my children, Femmittie and Antie, my whole estate, "but if it shall please God to give my wife another child, then it is to have an equal share." My executors are to give to my beloved father, Barent Blom, a sufficient deed of conveyance for my real estate which I have in Kings County, provided he gives bonds to pay to my wife and children £550 in five installments. I make my father-in-law, Cornelius Voorhis, and my brother-in-law, Koert Voorhis, and my brother, Abraham Blom, and my uncle, Willem Van Boerum, executors. Witnesses: Isaac Hageman, Cornelius Voorhis, Abraham Lott. Proved at Hempstead, 27 March 1732.²

Joris Blom¹

• Father*: Jan Barentsz Blom b. 3 Jan 1644
• Mother*: Maritje Simons

• Joris Blom married Jaquemyna.¹
• Joris Blom died between 6 October 1736 and 7 May 1737 ; (dates of will and proving).²

• Also known as George Bloom.²
• Also known as George Bloem.³
• He witnessed the baptism of Joris Blom , son of Barent Blom and Femmetie Snedeker, in 1706 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Joris Blom, Rachel Blom).⁴
• Joris Blom witnessed the baptism of Eva Blom , daughter of Simon Blom and Geertie Jans Van Nuys, on 12 October 1718 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Joris Blom, Jacomijntie Blom).⁵
• Joris Blom was made an executor of the will of Simon Blom on 11 January 1721; Simon Bloom, of Jamaica in Queens County. I leave all my houses, lands, and meadows to my executors, to be leased or disposed of as they think fit, and they are to pay the proceeds to my wife Gertie during her widowhood, but if she married she is to receive only £40. I leave all the rest of my estate to my children, John, Isaac, Bernardus, Anne, Jacob, George, Mary and Eve. My eldest son is to have "my saddle and pistol, and the furniture for a Trooper." I make my brothers, Barent and George Bloom, executors, and Charles Doughty and Joseph Smith, Jr., assistants. I leave all my lands at Raritan in New Jersey to my sons. Witnesses: Johanes Coertens, Increase Carpenter, Joshua Pettitt. Proved 10 March 1721.⁶
• Joris Blom witnessed the will of Mathys Jansz Lane on 13 January 1721; proved 10 Mar 1721. Tice Lanne of Jamaica, yeoman. Land to be sold for benefit of wife Catherine & children John, Barrent, & an unborn child. Executors: Barrent Bloem, George Bloem, and William Boerum. Wits: William Golder, J. Van Solingen, Jurian Ryder, and J. Smith.³
• Joris Blom witnessed the baptism of Thys Lane , son of Mathys Jansz Lane and Catharina Blom, on 25 March 1722 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Joris Blom, Jaquemyna s.v.).¹
• In 1736 Joris Blom resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.²
• His will was dated on 6 October 1736 proved 7 May 1737. George Bloom of Flatbush in Kings County, Gent. I leave to my wife Jacomintie the use of all my estate during her life. After her decease all my estate to Abraham Bloom, son of my brother Barent Bloom, deceased, and to John Lane and Mathias Lane, sons of Mathias Lane, deceased, and to Simon Boorome, son of William Boorome. I leave to Bernardus Bloom, son of my brother, Simon Bloom, £20. I appoint Abraham Bloom, John Lane, Matthias Lane and Simon Boorome, executors. Witnesses: Samuel Clowes, Jr., Benjamin Waters, Thomas Betts.²

Joris Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Blom d. bt 3 Apr 1733 - 29 Mar 1735
• Mother*: Femmetie Snedeker

• Joris Blom was baptized in 1706 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses Joris Blom, Rachel Blom.¹
• He married Marytie.²

• Also known as Joores Blom.²
• Also known as George Blom.³
• Joris Blom was named in his father's will dated on 29 August 1726.⁴
• A George Bloom witnessed the will of George Carr, of Florida, in Orange County, New York, dated 30 Jul 1759, and proved 7 April 1760 at New York Co.⁵

Joris Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Joris Blom was baptized on 25 December 1716 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Jan Probasko, Arriaentie Probasko.¹

• Also known as George Bloom.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 11 January 1721.²

Klaas Barendsz Blom¹

• Father*: Barent Jansz Blom² b. 1611, d. 5 Jun 1665
• Mother*: Chrescyntie Claes²

• Klaas Barendsz Blom was baptized on 20 March 1650 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Engel Jans, Laurens Pieterszen, Claes Claeszen.³
• He married Elisabeth Poulussen, daughter of Paulus Dirckszen and Jannetje Jans, at Amersfort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 26 April 1685; (betrothed 18 Apr 1685).⁴

• Also known as Klaes Barensen.
• Also known as Nicolaes Barentszen.²
• Also known as Claes Barensen Blom.⁵
• Klaas Barendsz Blom witnessed the baptism of Matijs Salm , son of Anthoni Salm and Lysbeth Thyssen, on 24 August 1690 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Klaes Barensen, Lijsbeth Poulus).⁶
• Klaas Barendsz Blom witnessed the baptism of Jan Sprong , son of Gabriel Sprong and Geertruy Woertman, on 27 November 1698 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Klaes Barentse Blom, Lijsbet, his wife).⁷
• Klaas Barendsz Blom witnessed the baptism of Lijsbet van der Voort , daughter of Michiel van der Voort and Styntje Schamp, on 16 July 1699 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Claes Barentze Blom, Lijsbet, his wife).⁸

Marijtie Blom¹

• Father*: Simon Blom¹ b. bt 1677 - 1683, d. bt 11 Jan 1721 - 10 Mar 1721
• Mother*: Geertie Jans Van Nuys¹ b. 1683

• Marijtie Blom was baptized on 25 December 1711 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; witnesses William Boerem, Engeltie Blom.¹

Rachel Janse Blom¹

• Father*: Jan Barentsz Blom¹ b. 3 Jan 1644
• Mother*: Maritje Simons¹

• Rachel Janse Blom was baptized on 18 September 1681 at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; sponsors Christoffel Probasko, Marritje Teunis.¹

• Patronymic: Rachel Janse.

Simon Blom¹

• Father*: Jan Barentsz Blom b. 3 Jan 1644
• Mother*: Maritje Simons

• Simon Blom was probably born between 1677 and 1683 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.
• He married Geertie Jans Van Nuys, daughter of Jan Aukesz Van Nuys and Eva Janse, before 1703.²
• Simon Blom died between 11 January 1721 and 10 March 1721 ; (dates of will and proving).³

• Also known as Simon Bloom.³
• Also known as Sijmon Blom.⁴
• Also known as Cymen Blom.²
• He was a member of at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, on 29 April 1715.⁴
• In 1721 Simon Blom resided at Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.³
• His will was dated on 11 January 1721 Simon Bloom, of Jamaica in Queens County. I leave all my houses, lands, and meadows to my executors, to be leased or disposed of as they think fit, and they are to pay the proceeds to my wife Gertie during her widowhood, but if she married she is to receive only £40. I leave all the rest of my estate to my children, John, Isaac, Bernardus, Anne, Jacob, George, Mary and Eve. My eldest son is to have "my saddle and pistol, and the furniture for a Trooper." I make my brothers, Barent and George Bloom, executors, and Charles Doughty and Joseph Smith, Jr., assistants. I leave all my lands at Raritan in New Jersey to my sons. Witnesses: Johanes Coertens, Increase Carpenter, Joshua Pettitt. Proved 10 March 1721.³

Adriaentje Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans¹ b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Adriaentje Bloodgood was baptized on 14 January 1660 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsor Hendrickje Barents.²
• She married Hendrick Hegeman, son of Adrian Hegeman and Catherine Margits, at Amersfort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 26 April 1685 (betrothed 12 Apr 1685).^1,3

• In 1687 Adriaentje Bloodgood and Hendrick Hegeman resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• Before January 1693/94 Adriaentje Bloodgood and Hendrick Hegeman resided at Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• Adriaentje Bloodgood witnessed the baptism of Dina Frederickse Van Liew , daughter of Frederick Hendrickszen Van Liew and Dina Jans, on 9 December 1694 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Hendrikes Hegeman, Ariaentje Hegemans).⁴

Elizabeth Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans¹ b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Elizabeth Bloodgood was baptized on 31 March 1675 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹
• She married Stephen Ryder, son of Barent Juriaense Ryder and Aeltje Stevense Van Voorhees, after 1698.¹
• Elizabeth Bloodgood died on 30 June 1744.¹

Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood^1,2

• Father*: Jan Heyndrickse Goetbloet³
• Mother*: Geertgen Thomas³

• Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood was born say 1623 at Gouda, The Netherlands.⁴
• He married Lysbeth Jans at Reeuwijk, near Gouda, The Netherlands, on 8 February 1645.⁵
• Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood died circa 29 December 1676 at Flushing, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.⁵

• Also known as Frans Bloedgoed.⁶
• Also known as Frans Bloetgoet.⁷
• Also known as Frans Goedbloedt.⁸
• Also known as Frans Bloedtgoedt.⁹
• Will proved on or before 13 Jan 1676/77. (The original is not recorded in the will books although a copy has survived and has been filmed).¹⁰
• For the most recent account of Frans Bloodgood (Bloedtgoedt) see New Netherland Connections vol. 12, no. 1 (2007): Howard L. Swain, "Frans Bloodgood (Bloedtgoedt) of Flushing, New York," and John Blythe Dobson, "The earliest generations of the Goetbloet alias Bloetgoet family."

Geertruijt Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans¹ b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Geertruijt Bloodgood was baptized on 20 August 1655 at Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.¹
• She married John Marston, son of John Marston and Dievertje Jans, at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 9 December 1677 (banns 11 Nov 1677 at Brooklyn, 19 Nov 1677 at Flatbush).^2,3

• Also known as Geertje Franse.³
• Also known as Geertje Franssen Bloedgoed.²
• Geertruijt Bloodgood and John Marston resided at Flushing, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Jan Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans¹ b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Jan Bloodgood was baptized on 13 December 1656 at Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.¹
• He died between 1667 and 1672.¹

John Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood² b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans² b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• John Bloodgood was baptized on 4 August 1672 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsor Lysbeth Wessels.²
• He married Mary Morgan, daughter of Charles Morgan and Elizabeth, before 1698.¹

• Also known as Jan Goedtbloedt.²
• Also known as Jan Bloodgood.¹
• In 1711 John Bloodgood and Mary Morgan resided at Flushing, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Judickje Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood² b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans² b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Judickje Bloodgood was baptized on 25 May 1665 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; (no sponsors recorded).³
• She married with banns published on 7 June 1687 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, Johannes Wynkoop, son of Cornelis Wynkoop and Maria Janse Langendyck, the banns were also recorded at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island on 16 Jul 1687.^4,5
• Judickje Bloodgood died before June 1696 ; when her husband remarried.⁶

• Also known as Juedick Bloetgoedt.⁵
• Also known as Judith Bloedtgoet.³
• Also known as Judik Wynkoop.⁷
• She witnessed the baptism of Dirk van der Karre , son of Dirk van der Karre and Feytje Claasen, on 28 January 1692 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (witnesses: Cornelis Claasen, Judik Wynkoop).⁷
• Judickje Bloodgood witnessed the baptism of Samuel Egbertsz Schoonmaker , son of Egbert Schoonmaker and Annetie Berry, on 17 April 1692 at Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, (witnesses: Johannes Wynkoop, Judik Wynkoop).⁸

Niesje Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood¹ b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans¹ b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• Niesje Bloodgood was born say 1670.¹
• She married Samuel Waldron, son of Resolved Waldron and Tanneke Nagels, on 5 March 1692.²

• Niesje Bloodgood and Samuel Waldron resided at Harlem, New York.¹

William Bloodgood¹

• Father*: Capt. Franz Jansen Bloodgood² b. s 1623, d. c 29 Dec 1676
• Mother*: Lysbeth Jans² b. s 1633, d. a 1698

• William Bloodgood was baptized on 28 August 1667 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsor Lysbeth Cornelis.²
• He married Mary Hinchman, daughter of John Hinchman and Sarah Harrison, say 1706.¹
• William Bloodgood died between 17 February 1719 and 6 August 1720 ; (date of will and probate).¹

• Also known as Wilhelmus Goedbloedt.²

Benjamin Bloom¹

• Father*: George Bloom¹
• Mother*: Margaret Montross¹ b. 10 Oct 1725, d. 30 Jan 1787

• Benjamin Bloom was born circa 1743 at Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• He married Jemima Thurston, daughter of Joseph Thurston and Rachel Montross, (they were first cousins).¹

George Bloom¹

• George Bloom married Margaret Montross, daughter of John Montross and Margaret Schut, at Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York, on 18 July 1742.¹

• Also known as Joris Bloom.¹

Margaret Bloom¹

• Father*: George Bloom¹
• Mother*: Margaret Montross¹ b. 10 Oct 1725, d. 30 Jan 1787

• Margaret Bloom was baptized on 2 September 1744 at Dutch Reformed Church, Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York.¹
• She married Jacob Everson at Rombout, Dutchess Co., New York, on 29 October 1761.¹