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Annetje Caljer¹

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Annetje Caljer was baptized on 11 March 1646 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jan Nagel, Oosterling, Engel Mans, Styntje Pieters.²

Cornelia Caljer^1,2,3

• Father*: Jurian Caljer b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Three Generations Descendant Chart

• Cornelia Caljer was born circa 1676 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York.⁴
• She married Abraham Adamsz Brouwer, son of Adam Brouwer and Magdalena Jacobs Verdon, at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., New York, on 6 February 1692; (he is called Abraham Adams Berko on the marriage record).^1,4
• Cornelia Caljer died before September 1732.
• She witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Holmes , daughter of George Holmes and Anneken Caljer, on 29 April 1696 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Maurits Coevert, Cornelia Coljer, h.v. Abraham Brouwer).⁵
• Cornelia Caljer witnessed the baptism of Marytje Abrahamse Brouwer , daughter of Abraham Adamsz Brouwer and Cornelia Caljer, on 12 March 1699 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, (sponsors Cornelia Caljer, Margrietie Pieters).⁶
• She witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Vredenburg , daughter of Abraham Vredenburg and Isabella Parsell, on 3 April 1715 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors Abraham and Cornelia Brouwer).⁷
• Cornelia Caljer witnessed the baptism of Cornelia Burger , daughter of Johannes Burger and Jannetje Abrahamse Brouwer, on 23 August 1728 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors Abraham Brouwer, Cornelia Caljer, z.h.v.).⁸

Cornelis Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Cornelis Caljer was born circa 1670 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York.^2,3
• He married Maritje Verdon? circa 1707?⁴
• Also known as Cornelius Collier (Kings Co. Deed records of 1708-09).⁵
• No record of his baptism has been found, but Cornelis is most probably a son of Jurain Caljer. He appears as a sponsor with Margrietje Pieters to the baptism of Marytje, daughter of Abraham and Cornrlia Brouwer in Brooklyn. Later he appears in Hackensack, New Jersey.⁶
• On 16 Aug 1708, Cornelius Collier and Maryke, his wife, of Brooklyn, sold to Nicholas Brower of Brooklyn, a house and garden in Brooklyn, bounded east by the highway, west by the land of George Hanson, north by the land of William Brower, south by the land of Carel Debeavois. It appears, however, that Cornelius and his wife remained on the property with a mortgage that was retired with a payment of fifty-four pounds to Nicholas Brower on 17 Oct 1709. On that same date, an indenture is recorded by which Cornelius Collier and his wife Maryke convey this same house and garden to Abraham Brouwer and Nicholas Brouwer for 370 pounds.⁵
• It is believed that Cornelis continued to reside at Kinderhook after his parents left for Bushwick, Long Island in about 1690. It is also thought that he married and had children at Kinderhook prior to 1699. He is not found on the census lists in Bushwick or Brooklyn in 1698, nor in the church records of that area until 12 Mar 1699 when he is a sponsor for a child of his sister, Cornelia Brouwer. His next appearance in the New York City/Long Island area is on 6 Feb 1708 when he and Marytie Cayler were sponsors at the New York RDC for a child of Philip Boyle and Catherine Van Gunst. On 10 Sep 1710, Cornelis Cayler, his wife Maritje "Rirdon" and daughter Jannetje were recorded as becoming members of the Hackensack, New Jersey Reformed Dutch Church; he with letters from Brooklyn and his wife upon confession of faith. Cornelis is recorded as a constable in Brooklyn in 1708, and as a resident in Bergen Co., New Jersey in 1710. In 1715 his daughter, Jannetje, was married at the Hackensack RDC. The assumption is that Cornelis had two wives, the first not as yet identified, and the second tentatively identified as Maritje Verdon, daughter of Jacob Verdon and Femmetje Willems Bennet.³
• A competeing theory is that Margaret Caljer is a daughter of Cornelis Caljer (son of Jurian, and shown as a brother here), and that she was sent to live with her grandparents in about 1710.³

Dorothea Caljer¹

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Dorothea Caljer was baptized on 5 June 1650 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Dirck de Noorman and Christyn his wife, Pieter Andrieszen, Daniel Sergiant, Elizabeth Cregiers, Claertje Ebels.²
• She married Wouter Gysbertszen van der Schueren, son of Gysbert Theuniszen van Barneveldt and Aeltje Wouters, circa 1666.^3,4
• Dorothea Caljer died circa 1710 at Bushwick, Long Island, New York.⁴
• Dorothea joined the Reformed Dutch Church at New York in 1677.⁴
• She witnessed the baptism of David Losee , son of Cornelis Janszen Losee and Geertje Kolff, on 1 January 1682 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, ([child of Cornelis Jansen de Zeeuw and Geertje Colfs of Bushwick] sponsors Wouter Ghysbertsen (Verscheer) and wife Dorothea Calyer).^5,6
• Dorothea Caljer appeared on the census of 1698 at Bushwick, Kings Co., New York, as the head of the household, with a child, an apprentice and three slaves.⁴

Dorothy Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Dorothy Caljer was baptized on 19 May 1689 at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York; sponsors Jan Cornelis van der Hoeven, Cornelia Calyer (her sister).²
• She married Abraham Vredenburg, son of Willem Isaacszen Vredenburg and Apollonia Barents Kool, circa 1718.^3,4,2

Jacobus Caljer¹

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Jacobus Caljer was baptized on 9 March 1642 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Burger Joriszen, Jorge Roulofs, Sargt. and Teuntje Broecks.²
• He died before 1653.

Jacobus Caljer¹

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Jacobus Caljer was baptized on 9 February 1653 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Martin Cregier, Albert Janszen, Heyltje Pieters.²
• He married first circa 1673 Marytje de Witt, daughter of Pieter Janszen de Wit and Dorothea Volkerts.^3,4
• Jacobus Caljer married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 16 November 1699 Maryken Thom.⁵
• Jacobus Caljer died before 5 July 1720; as a yeoman of Bushwick.⁶
• Jacobus Caljer resided at Bushwick, Long Island; for probably all of his life.⁷
• On 15 May 1691, Jacobus Caljer witnessed the will of Willem Helliker, ship carpenter living at the Smith's Valley now Pearl St., New York City.⁴
• He appeared on the census of 1698 at Bushwick, New York, as Cobus Collier.⁷
• He was living in 1700.⁷
• Administration of Jacobus Caljer's estate was granted on 5 July 1720 to oldest son Pieter Collier (Recs. of Wills, New York County Register's Office, v.IX, p.219).⁸
• Baptismal records for Jacobus Caljer's children have not been found. It is probable that they were baptized in the New York Lutheran Church, for which records prior to 1704 do not exist.⁹

Jannetje Caljer^1,2

• Father*: Jurian Caljer b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Three Generations Descendant Chart

• Jannetje Caljer was born circa 1676 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York.^3,4
• She married with banns published on 15 September 1692 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., New York, Nicholas Adamsz Brouwer, son of Adam Brouwer and Magdalena Jacobs Verdon, "Niclaes Berckhoven, j.m., op Breukelen met Jannetie Callier, j.d., op Boswijke."⁵
• Also known as Jannetje Calsier (Holland Soc. Yearbook, 1898, p.95).³
• Surname is also spelled Colyer; etc.
• Jannetje Caljer witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Abrahamse Brouwer , daughter of Abraham Adamsz Brouwer and Cornelia Caljer, on 21 March 1697 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, (sponsors Nicklaes Brouwer, Jannetje Brouwer).⁶
• Jannetje Caljer witnessed the baptism of Abraham Van Horne , son of Matys Cornelissen and Fytie Adamse Brouwer, on 15 January 1699 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, (sponsors Niklaes Brouwer and h.w. Jannetje).⁷
• Jannetje Caljer witnessed the baptism of Jannetje Brouwer , daughter of Jurge Nicholasz Brouwer and Elizabeth Holmes, on 20 May 1722 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Nicholas Brouwer and Jannetje his wife).⁸
• Jannetje Caljer was living on 1 April 1726; when she is mentioned, along with her husband, Nicholas Brouwer, in a deed.⁹

Jochem Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Jochem Caljer was born circa 1668 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York.²
• He married Maria van Gunst circa 1695.³
• Also known as Jochem Kolyer.⁴
• Jochem came with his father's family to Bushwick, Long Island, from Kinderhook about 1690. However, he is not found there on the 1698 census. It is believed he was living on Manhattan Island at that time. He is not the Jochem Caljer living at Jamaica, L.I. in 1706.³

Jurian Caljer^1,2

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Jurian Caljer was baptized on 13 March 1644 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jeurgie Blanck, Albert Jochemszen, bootsgesel (boatman), and Hester Jans wife of Jacob Wolfertszen.³
• He married Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven, daughter of Cornelis van der Hoeven and Geertje Cornelis, circa 1666.^4,5
• Jurian Caljer died circa 1710 at probably Brooklyn, New York.⁶
• Also known as Jeurgie Caljer.
• Surname is also spelled Colyer; Collier, as well as numerous other variations.
• He was reported as residing in Kinderhook in 1677, and was definitely a resident of the "Flatts" at Kinderhook in 1682. He moved to Bushwick, Long Island by 1693, in which year he appears on the assessment lists, and is recorded in the census there in 1698. He was probably married twice.⁷
• Jurian Caljer and his wife joined the Albany Dutch Church on 16 Sep 1683. They were both named on the membership list there in 1687.⁸
• He witnessed the baptism of Jurian Caljer , son of Jochem Caljer and Maria van Gunst, on 27 December 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings Co., New York, (sponsors Jeuriaen Caljer, Geertruy Caljer (grandfather and aunt)).⁹
• Jurian Caljer appeared on the census of 1698 at Boswick (Bushwick), Kings Co., New York, as Jurian Coljer, with a family of 2 men, 2 women, and 3 children.¹⁰

Magdalena Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer¹ b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven¹ b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Magdalena Caljer was born say 1674 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York.
• She is said to have died in 1687 at Kinderhook, Columbia Co., New York, (this assumes that Magdalena is the unnamed child of Jurian Caljer who was buried at Kinderhook in 1687).¹
• Magdalena is "tentatively considered as likely to have been the unnamed child who died in 1687 and for whose pall Jurian Caljer paid the Albany Dutch Church on October 5 of that year."¹

Margaret Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer¹ b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven¹ b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Margaret Caljer was born circa 1694.¹
• She married Daniel de Voe, son of Frederick de Veaux and Hester Tourneur, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 6 August 1714 (lic. from Fordham, New York).¹
• Margaret Caljer died before October 1773.¹
• Margaret is possibly a daughter of Jurian Caljer. The argument also exists that she is the daughter of Jurian Caljer's son, Cornelis Caljer (and therefore a grandaughter of Jurian). There is no mistake that she belongs in this line, but her exact placement can not be determined. (See Early Settlers of Bushwick, Long Island v.2 p.21-22, and Colonial Families of Long Island, New York and Connecticut v.2, p.707).¹
• A competeing theory is that Margaret Caljer is a daughter of Cornelis Caljer (son of Jurian, and shown as a brother here), and that she was sent to live with her grandparents in about 1710.²

Marytje Caljer¹

• Father*: Jurian Caljer¹ b. 13 Mar 1644, d. c 1710
• Mother*: Lysbeth Cornelis van der Hoeven¹ b. c 1645, d. a 1700

• Marytje Caljer was born say 1686.
• She married Stephen Budet before 1706.¹
• Possible daughter. Marytje is "provisionally" placed in the family of Jurian Caljer by Early Settlers of Bushwick, Long Island, New York.¹
• Marytje Caljer witnessed the baptism of Cornelis Nicholasz Brouwer , son of Nicholas Adamsz Brouwer and Jannetje Caljer, on 18 April 1705 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, (sponsors Jan Hendricks, Marytje Coljer).²

Michiel Caljer¹

• Father*: Jochem Kaller b. b 1620, d. b 12 Feb 1659
• Mother*: Magdalentje Michiels Waele b. b 1625

• Michiel Caljer was baptized on 5 June 1650 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Dirck de Noorman en Christyn z.h.v., Pieter Andrieszen, Daniel Sergaint, Elisabeth Cregiers, Claertie Ebels.²
• He married first before 1687 Engeltje Dircksdottir, daughter of Dirck (?) the Swede.³
• Michiel Caljer married second circa 1689 Tytje Jurians van Horsen, daughter of Jurian van Horsen.³
• Michiel Caljer resided at Albany, New York.⁴
• His will was dated on 16 November 1689 proved without a date. In his will he calls himself of Kinderhook, Albany County, New York.⁴
• Descendants of Michael generally adopted the name as Collier, also spelled Kallier. Two of his seven sons settled in the Mohawk Valley and are considered to be the ancestors of many Colyers, Colliers, etc. found in Schoharie, Montgomery, Cortland, and Otsego counties, New York.⁵

Adriana Callow¹

• Father*: Stephen Callow¹ b. b 1730, d. bt 2 May 1795 - Feb 1796
• Mother*: Ariaentje Montanje¹ b. 12 Aug 1730, d. b Sep 1780

• Adriana Callow was born on 25 December 1757 at New York City, New York.¹

Ann Callow¹

• Father*: Stephen Callow¹ b. b 1730, d. bt 2 May 1795 - Feb 1796
• Mother*: Ariaentje Montanje¹ b. 12 Aug 1730, d. b Sep 1780

• Ann Callow was born in 1759 at New York City, New York.¹

Catherine Callow¹

• Father*: Stephen Callow¹ b. b 1730, d. bt 2 May 1795 - Feb 1796
• Mother*: Ariaentje Montanje¹ b. 12 Aug 1730, d. b Sep 1780

• Catherine Callow was born circa 1764 at New York City, New York.¹
• She married Stacy Stackhouse before 1785.¹

James Callow

• Father*: Stephen Callow¹ b. b 1730, d. bt 2 May 1795 - Feb 1796
• Mother*: Ariaentje Montanje¹ b. 12 Aug 1730, d. b Sep 1780

• James Callow was born circa 1755 at New York City, New York.¹
• James Callow is recorded on the tax list of Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York on 5 Jun 1786. James does not appear on the list in 1787, however, "Stephen Callow's farm" is listed on the tax list in Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York in 1787, for the first time.²

Mary Callow¹

• Father*: Stephen Callow¹ b. b 1730, d. bt 2 May 1795 - Feb 1796
• Mother*: Ariaentje Montanje¹ b. 12 Aug 1730, d. b Sep 1780

• Mary Callow was born circa 1762 at New York City, New York.¹
• She married Robert Relay at Pleasant Valley, Dutchess Co., New York, on 17 May 1780.¹
• Mary Callow died on 5 September 1848 at Albany, New York.¹

Stephen Callow¹

• Stephen Callow was born before 1730.
• He married first at Trinity Church Parish, New York City, New York, on 4 November 1750 Ariaentje Montanje, daughter of Jacob Montanje and Ariaantje du Foir.²
• Stephen Callow married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New Hackensack, Dutchess Co., New York, on 9 September 1780 Sarah Drake, daughter of William Drake and Elizabeth Taylor, "Stepen Calloo of the Nine partners, and Sara Drake, wid. Brouwer of Rumbouts Prect., both res. in Rumbouts. Mar. after the third publication."³
• Stephen Callow died between 2 May 1795 and February 1796; and before his wife, Sarah.
• He was a cabinet and furniture maker from England.¹
• Stephen Callow served in the Dutchess Co. 4th Militia during the Revolutionary War.⁴
• Stephen Callow and Sarah Drake resided at Rumbout Precinct, Dutchess Co., New York; at the time of their marriage.⁵
• James Callow is recorded on the tax list of Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York on 5 Jun 1786. James does not appear on the list in 1787, however, "Stephen Callow's farm" is listed on the tax list in Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York in 1787, for the first time.⁶
• Stephen Callow appeared on the census of 1790 at Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, with a family of 2 males over 16, 3 females, and 3 slaves. Enumerated on the same page as Jacob Brewer, and the Mannings.⁷
• On 2 May 1795, Stephen and Sarah Callow were both living in Clinton, Dutchess Co., New York, when they sold land in Dutchess Co. to John Burnet, also of Clinton (Dutchess Co. Deed Liber 13, p.260, recorded 28 May 1795). The property lies within Clinton, Dutchess Co., containing about 316 acres, bordered on the north by John Migg and David Roy, on the east by Jacob Scrivers, south by Jonathan Soles, Anthony Hoffman, and John G. Van Wagner(?), west by Walter Livingston except 20 acres adjoining Joshua Morse.⁸

Ruth Calvert¹

• Ruth Calvert was born in 1811 at England.^1,2
• She married Ariah Coates Brower, son of John Brower and Fanny Coats, between 1851 and 1854; (plural marriage, no children).³
• Called Ruth Colbert by by grandson Amos W. Bair (1942).³
• Ruth Calvert appeared on the census of 27 August 1860 at Grantsville, Tooele Co., Utah Territory, as Ruth Brower, age 49, born in England.²

Simon Cameron¹

• Simon Cameron was born on 8 March 1799 at Maytown, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.²
• He married Margaret Brua, daughter of John Peter Brua and Catherine Rupley, before 1826.¹
• Simon Cameron died on 26 June 1889 at near Maytown, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania.²
• He was buried at Harrisburg Cemetery, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.³
• U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania from March 13, 1845 to March 3, 1849 (elected to serve the seat vacated by the resignation of James Buchanon), and from March 4, 1857 to March 4, 1861, when he resigned to serve as Secretary of War for President Abraham Lincoln until 1862. U.S. Minister to Russia in 1862; re-elected as a Republican to the U.S. Senate in 1867 and again in 1873. Resigned March 12, 1877, and traveled extensively in Europe and the West Indies.²

Nancy Campbell¹

• Father*: (?) Campbell²

• Nancy Campbell was born before 1731.
• She married Uldrick Brouwer, son of Abraham Brouwer and Elizabeth Ackerman, before July 1752.¹
• Also known as Nensje Cammel or Kimmel.³
• Nancy Campbell and Uldrick Brouwer resided at Clarkstown, (now Rockland Co.), New York.⁴
• Nancy Campbell witnessed the baptism of Abraham Brouwer , son of Jacob Brouwer and Jannetje Van der Beek, on 1 April 1759 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Uldric Brouwer, Nentie, his wife).⁵
• Nancy Campbell witnessed the baptism of Maria Brouwer , daughter of Jan Brouwer and Rachel Braakelen, on 25 October 1761 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Uldrick Brouwer, Nensje Kemmel).⁶

Elmira A. Cane

• Elmira A. Cane was born in April 1861 at Derby, Orleans Co., Vermont.^1,2
• She married George M. Brewer, son of Thomas Brewer and Jane E. Hardy, at Newport, Orleans Co., Vermont, on 25 March 1885.³
• Also known as Dwire (called Elmira H. Dwire on the birth record of her son Orlando).⁴
• Elmira A. Cane was living in 1910 at 1st Ward, Manchester, Hillsborough Co., New Hampshire; age 49.⁵

Sarah Lavina Capen¹

• Father*: Oran Capen²
• Mother*: Margaret Gourley²

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• Sarah Lavina Capen was born before 1868 at Salmon River, New Brunswick, Canada.²
• She married Charles Henry Brewer, son of Charles Henry Brewer and Margaret Ann Donnelly, at New Brunswick, Canada, on 13 August 1883.¹
• Sarah Lavina Capen died before 1897.²
• Also known as Bina Capens.²

Amy Carmen

• Amy Carmen married Joseph Drake, son of John Drake and Martha Oldfield, on 11 January 1753.¹
• Amy Carmen probably died before 12 February 1807 (not named in her husband's will).

Teunis Carstensen^1,2

• Father*: Carsten Carstensen¹

• Teunis Carstensen was born circa 1660 (age 19 when his father died in 1679).³
• He married Martie Pieterse Borsboom, daughter of Pieter Jacobse Borsboom, before 1691.⁴
• Teunis Carstensen died before 8 October 1691.^1,3
• He was a "steenbacker" (brick maker).³
• Administration of Teunis Carstensen's estate was granted on 8 October 1691 to his widow Maritje.³

Garrard Carter¹

• Garrard Carter was born on 16 February 1812 at Clermont Co., Ohio.¹
• He married Matilda Robertson, daughter of Rev. Zachariah Robertson and Elizabeth Jones, at Pendelton Co., Kentucky, on 26 July 1832.¹
• Garrard Carter died on 6 March 1899 at Vermilion Co., Illinois.¹
• He was buried at Rose Cemetery, Bismarck, Vermilion Co., Illinois.¹
• Also known as Garret R. Carter.¹

Holland W. Carter¹

• Holland W. Carter was born in 1803.¹
• He married Nancy English, daughter of Nathaniel English and Betsy Brewer, in 1830.¹

Mary Adelpha Carter¹

• Father*: Holland W. Carter¹ b. 1803
• Mother*: Nancy English¹ b. 1809, d. a 1870

• Mary Adelpha Carter was born on 7 September 1847 at Broome Co., New York.¹
• She married Milton Burban Wynn at Mitchell Co., Iowa, on 14 March 1866.¹
• Mary Adelpha Carter died on 9 August 1922 at Columbia, South Dakota.¹

Milissa Carter¹

• Father*: John Carter¹
• Mother*: Amy (?)¹

• Milissa Carter was born circa 1808 at Wilson, Niagara Co., New York.¹
• She married David Brewer, son of John Brewer and Mary Hays, circa 1830.¹
• Milissa Carter died in 1852 at Wilson, Niagara Co., New York.¹
• Also known as Sarah.¹
• She appeared on the census of 20 July 1850 at Wilson, Niagara Co., New York, as Melissa Brewer, age 42, born in New York.²

Abigail Case¹

• Father*: John Case
• Mother*: Sarah Spencer¹

• Abigail Case was born on 4 May 1672 at Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut.
• She married Jonas Westover, son of Jonas Westover and Ann Griswold, at Simsbury, Hartford Co., Connecticut, on 1 September 1701 by Dudley Woodbridge.²
• Abigail Case died in 1725.

Anna Maria Casey¹

• Anna Maria Casey was born on 25 November 1821 or 1823.²
• She married James Harvey Smith, son of John DeWitt Smith and Elizabeth Brouwer, at Reformed Dutch Church, Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York, on 23 July 1844 by Rev. F.W. Tripp.³
• Anna Maria Casey died on 14 December 1891.⁴

Persis Chambers

• Father*: Jacob Chambers¹
• Mother*: Fanny Darrah¹

• Persis Chambers was born in 1823 at Canada.¹
• She married first (?) Hulbert.²
• Persis Chambers married second at Berkshire, Franklin Co., Vermont, on 10 June 1879 Hiram Danforth Brewer, son of John George Brewer and Rhoda Hefflon.³
• Her married name was Hulbert.⁴

Martha Chaplin

• Father*: William Chaplin Jr.
• Mother*: Agnes (?)

• Martha Chaplin was baptized on 4 February 1583 at Semer, Suffolk, England.¹
• She married Robert Parke, son of Robert Parke and Alice Chaplin, at Edmundsbury (or Semer), England, on 9 February 1601/2.^2,1
• Martha Chaplin died; probably by 1643.³
• Whether or not Martha came to New England is not known.³

Simon Chapman¹

• Simon Chapman married Mary Brewer, daughter of John Brewer and Mary Whitmore, on 21 March 1666.¹

Samuel Charlotte¹

• Father*: Samuel Charlotte¹ b. b 1754
• Mother*: Maria Brouwer¹ b. 5 Jan 1755

• Samuel Charlotte was born on 22 October 1776.¹
• He was baptized on 25 December 1776 at Tappan Reformed Church, Tappan, Rockland Co., New York; sponsor Samuel Brouwer.¹
• Surname is also spelled Sharlotte.¹

Elizabeth Charlton¹

• Elizabeth Charlton was born on 13 May 1855 at probably Oakland Co., Michigan.¹
• She married George L. Townsend, son of Elethan Townsend and Laura Eliza Tedman, on 17 January 1877.¹
• Elizabeth Charlton died on 4 October 1927 at probably Oakland Co., Michigan.¹

Fred Chase¹

• Fred Chase was born circa 1887 at Kansas.¹
• He married Hazel Phebe Brewer, daughter of Michael E. Brewer and Catherine Templemire, before 1920.¹
• Fred Chase appeared on the census of 15 January 1920 at 1st Ward, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, age 33, born in Kansas (as were his parents), employed as a butcher in a packing plant. Fred and his wife Hazel P. live with his father-in-law Michael Brewer.¹

Ezekiel Chatterton¹

• Ezekiel Chatterton was born on 16 October 1814.¹
• He married Nancy Ward, daughter of Nathaniel Ward and Hester Brouwer, at New York City, New York, on 31 October 1837.¹

Theophilus Chatterton¹

• Father*: Ezekiel Chatterton¹ b. 16 Oct 1814
• Mother*: Nancy Ward¹ b. 12 Feb 1802

• Theophilus Chatterton was born on 24 November 1838.¹
• He died on 21 May 1854; "aged 16 years, 6 months, 19 days."¹

Catherine Chauncey^1,2

• Father*: Rev. Nathaniel Chauncey A.M.
• Mother*: Abigail Strong

• Catherine Chauncey was born on 12 January 1676 at Windsor, Connecticut.^1,3
• She married Rev. Daniel Brewer, son of Daniel Brewer and Hannah Morrill, at Springfield, Massachusetts, on 29 August 1699 (int. dated 29 Jul 1699).⁴
• Catherine Chauncey died on 15 May 1754 at Springfield, Massachusetts.⁴
• She was buried at Springfield Cemetery, Hampden Co., Massachusetts.⁴

Airemtice Christie¹

• Father*: Samuel Christie¹
• Mother*: Rebecca Staples¹ b. c 1841

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• She married and lived at Tay Creek, New Brunswick.¹

Annabell Christie¹

• Father*: David Christie¹ b. c 1837
• Mother*: Elizabeth Lawrence¹ b. 24 May 1841, d. 20 Sep 1920

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• Annabell Christie was born in 1864 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹

Annetie Christie

• Father*: James Christie¹ b. 9 Oct 1670, d. 16 Apr 1768
• Mother*: Magdalena Demarest¹ b. 1685, d. 1748

• Annetie Christie was baptized on 7 September 1707 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey; sponsors Abram Brouwer, Antie Slot.²
• She married first at Dutch Reformed Church, Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., New Jersey, on 12 September 1730 David Demarest, son of Daniel Demarest and Rebecca de Groot.^1,3
• Annetie Christie married second on 7 March 1734 Cornelius Stagg.¹

Annie Abigail Christie¹

• Father*: Samuel Christie¹ b. 13 Apr 1829, d. 31 Jan 1889
• Mother*: Mary Lawrence¹ b. 21 Sep 1827, d. 15 Oct 1913

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• Annie Abigail Christie was born in 1857 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• She died on 16 June 1883.¹

David Christie¹

• Father*: Jeremiah Christie¹
• Mother*: Dianna Quint¹

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• David Christie was born circa 1837.¹
• He married Elizabeth Lawrence, daughter of Moses Lawrence and Mary Brewer, circa 1860.¹

Delia Christie¹

• Father*: Samuel Christie¹
• Mother*: Rebecca Staples¹ b. c 1841

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• Delia Christie was born in 1864 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• She died in 1922.¹
• She was buried at St. Paul's Anglican Cemetery, Zealand, York Co., New Brunswick, Canada.¹
• Also known as Cordelia Christie.¹

James Christie¹

• Father*: John Christie
• Mother*: Anna Ramsay

• James Christie was born on 9 October 1670 at Iverden, Scotland.
• He married Magdalena Demarest, daughter of Jan Demarest and Jacomina de Ruine, at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, on 18 September 1703.¹
• James Christie died on 16 April 1768.
• He witnessed the baptism of Jacob Brouwer , son of Abraham Pietersz Brouwer and Lea Demarest, on 1 May 1709 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Jeems Christi and Magdalena his wife).²
• James Christie witnessed the baptism of David Slot , son of Jacobus Pietersz Slot and Maria Demarest, on 25 August 1714 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Jeems Christen, Magdalena,his wife).³
• James Christie witnessed the baptism of Benjamin Slot , son of Jacobus Pietersz Slot and Maria Demarest, on 18 May 1721 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Jeems Christen, and wife, Magdalena DeMaree).⁴
• James Christie was made an executor of the will of Abraham Pietersz Brouwer on 29 March 1725; proved 19 Apr 1736. Called Abraham Brouwer of Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey, weaver. Names wife, Lea Brower, executrix. Brother-in-law, James Christy and Pieter Demarest, tutors and administrators of my minor-enne children; also co-executors and assistants. Eldest son, Petrus Brower, has received his share (1/2 of home-lot on the east); son, David, to have land on the west side of Little Mill brook; son, Johannis, residue of real estate, which is easterly to the land of my son Petrus. Other sons, Samuel and Daniel. Daughters, Lea, Rachel, Mary (youngest). Witnessed by Benjamin Demarest, Miklaes Bon, David Demarest. 19 April 1736, Lea Brower, alias Westervelt, and Peter Demarest qualify as executors.⁵
• James Christie witnessed the baptism of James Stagg , son of Cornelius Stagg and Annetie Christie, on 8 October 1738 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Sjeems Christie and his wife).⁶

Louisa Christie¹

• Father*: Samuel Christie¹ b. 13 Apr 1829, d. 31 Jan 1889
• Mother*: Mary Lawrence¹ b. 21 Sep 1827, d. 15 Oct 1913

• Charts: Descendants of Adolf Brouwer and Elizabeth Lassing

• Louisa Christie was born in 1866 at New Brunswick, Canada.¹