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accounts here tofore published concerning the family of L i e u te n an t
Govern or Jacob Leisler who has b e e n justly styled the Proto Martyr of
A merican I ndependence have been when attempted in detail in all o r
nearly all instances inexact This was d oi I b tl e s s owing to the fact that
unti l within th e past three years the B aptismal and Marriage R ecords of the
R eformed Dut ch Church in the city o f N e w York which contained the data
fo ra correct history o f his family were seale d books or at least open only
to a favore d few The publi c ation o f these records in the N e w York
Genealogi c al and Biographical R ecord has opened a wi de fi eld for ge n e a
logical inquiry respecting the early families o f New York into whi ch in the
presen t instance the writer has availed himself o f the opportunity of enter
i n g as a humble gleaner
By his m arriage to Elsj e ( Anglicized Alice and Alida ) Tym en s the widow
n el i sen Van der Veen Jacob Leisler be c ame allied to som e
o f Pieter Co r
l a n d and we proceed fi rst
o f the most prominent families in New N e th e r
to notice his wife s family relations
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There is nothing more perplexing to o n e engaged i n tracing the pedi
grees of the early Dutch settlers than the changes sometimes found i n
the nam e o f the same individual A mong these will be noted those which
ri age wh o frequently bear
o c c ut in the children of a widow upon her remar
the nam e of th eir stepfather as well as their proper Dutch patronymic
Thus the nam e of E l sj e E l berts daughte ro f E lbert Janszen and E lsj e
Jans after h er m other s second m arriage to O tto Grim i s sometimes
re c orded E l sj e Gri m S o we fi nd E l f/e 1 37 116725 after the third m arriage
m a n s called E lsj e L oocker
o f her widowed mother to Govert L o o ck er
m a ns
as though she was his pu tative daughter instead ofhis step daughter
E LS J E TYM E N S ( Th ym e n s ) wife of P I ET E R C O RN V AN D E R VEE N and
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i tj e Janszen was born i n New A msterd am
daughter o f Th ymen and M a r
H er father was a ship c arpenter and must have come to New Nethe rland
as early as 1 633 perhaps with Director General VVo u te r Van Twiller in
A pril of that year O n the 1 6th of A pril 1 63 9 then aged 36 years h e
m ade before Secretary Cornelis Van Tienhoven with Jacob H o ffe l s e n
overseer aged about 3 7 years, and Gil lis Pe tersen Van der
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Gouw h ou se carpenter aged 2 7 years a deposition in regard to the
dilapidated state of the Fort and the bad condition of affairs generally at
New A msterdam at the time of the arrival March 2 8 1 638 o f Director
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W illiam Kieft in th e ship Haring
In 1 64 2 he obtained a paten t for
land on M e s p a t Kill L I and July 3 1 64 3 on e for land o n Manhattan
I sland and another, July I 3 the same year fo rland o n Long I sland H e
died soon after
Her m other, M arritj e Janszen was a daugh ter of Tryn Jonas ( Jansen
midwife at New Am sterdam an d a sister of A nneke Jans who married
and second th e R ev E verardu s B ogardus She
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m arried her se c ond husband Dirck C o r e li s z e n j m
ck s z en ) baptized March I 7 1 64 7
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1 64 6, by whom she had Cornelis ( Di r
h e married Nov 1 7 I 67 2 , Grietj e H ehdri ck s of New York , daughter of
H endrick W i ll e m sz e n and had s o n Dirck baptized Mar c h 2 I 67 4
deceased before May 1 67 8 , and hi s
n e l i s Di r
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widow, Grietj e Hendricks married O ctober I 67 8 John R obin son m er
chant o f New York , and had Marie baptized July 1 8 , 1 68 3, and Grietj e
baptized O c tober 1 2 , I 6S 4
Dzrc/e Corn el zs z m th e se c ond husband o f M arritj e Janszen , was living i n
Augu st, I 64 7 b ut had deceased before A ugust , 2 9 , 1 64 8 at which date his
widow gave a power of atto rn e y to William Tu rck and Seth Verbrugge to
receive certain accoun ts, & c , i a the hands o f W o uter Van Twiller at
A msterdam 3 S he m arried third Govert L o o ck e rm a n s,“ by wh om sh e
had son Jacob b aptized Marc h I 7 1 652
Govert L o o ck e rm a n s died late
in 1 67 0 of whom m ore hereafter and h is widow was buried N ov 2 0
I n her will, dated May 7 I 67 7 wi th codicil, dated N 0v 1 she is styled Mrs
M ary Jansen widow of Govert Lo cke rmans and names the three children
of her daughter E ls a ? Ly s l erby Peter C ornelis Van d erVeen deceased , as
follows Cornelius, Timothy and Margaretta to whom she gives the su m
i n beavers at eight guilders apiece ; to
o f o n e hundre d guilders
A nna, daughter of William Bogardus , the sum o f fi fty guilders in beavers
Names as lzer un i vers a l Izezrs , her children E lsie Tym an s m arried w i th
Jacob L e ysl er, C ornelis Dirkse m arried w i t!; Gri e tie Hendrickse , and
Jacob L o ck erm an s n ot ma rri ed Mak es a small bequest to Mary Van
Brugh daughter of Mr Johannes Van Brugh and to S usannah L e ysl e r her
said d augh te rs d augh te r A pp oints her cousin , Mr Johanne s Van Brugh
and Mr Francis R om b o u ts A lderman o f this city, executors
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Jan 7 1 652 P I E T E R C O R N VAN D E R VEE N j m
from A msterdam Th e fi rst notice o f him is found in the re cord of his
He was a merchant in New A msterdam , admitted to the rights
m arriage
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and in 1 658 was appointed one o f the
o f a small burgher A pril I I
C ommissioners to treat with the E sopus Indians . S oon after his marriage
h e erected the fi rst brick ho use built in this city , and situated o n the
present westerly side of Whi tehall be t w een Pearl and S tate Stree ts H e
was th e principal proj ector in comp any with C ornelius de Potter of the
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fi rst ship , the New Love , known to have b een b uilt at this port
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C oll N Y H ist S ociety vol I N ew S eries p 2 7 9
3 A bbreviation of
j g m a n a youn g man or bachelor The a bb reviation j d a fter a woman s n a me in
her3 marriage record m e n j ug do / te r or young gi rl one not b efore married
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r the persons above alluded to and that j d after her name is an error in the m a rriage record ?
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Valentine s M anual 1 860 p 59 4
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bap O ctob er 2 7 1 652 ; m M AG D A LE NA W O L S U M and
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LEE N D E R T H U YGE N D E
prob d s p His widow m A pril 2
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C L E YN ( de Kleyn ) of whom hereafter
T I M O TH Y born 1 654 ? There is no record found of his b ap tism ; h e
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was sponsor at th e b ap ti s m o f Johannes son of R obert W alters May 2 2
1 68 7 which is th e last notice found o f h i m
3 M ARGAR I T A bap Feb 1 8 1 657 5m May 1 5 I 6S 2 I S AAC S TE P H E N S Z E N
m ariner of New York and had— 1 Margriet bap Feb 9 1 68 4 who 111
S ept 1 2 1 7 0 0 Symon Pasco ( Pasko ) and had S ymon bap July 7 1 7 03
and E liz ab e th b ap S ept 8 1 7 0 6 2 Pieter bap Dec 2 5 I 68 S 3 E liza
beth bap Nov 2 0 1 68 7 d young ; 4 E lizabeth bap July 30 1 69 0
who mar
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June 2 9 1 7 1 2 and E lizabeth bap A pril 2 8 1 7 1 4 who In June 2 6 1 7 38
James D e Hart and had Margrita bap May 2 1 7 3 9 and Jacoba bap
O ct 8 1 7 4 0
4 C ATH ARY N bap June 2 9 1 659 ; not named in her grandm other s
will and prob died young
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JAC O B LE I SL E R ( L o ys eler L eysle r L eydsle r L e yds e r Lysl er) from
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Frank fort came to N e w N e th e rl a n d a soldier in the W e st I ndia Company s
service i n 1 660 He embarked in the Ship O tte rfrom A msterdam the
There was a tradition among his des c endan ts
2 7 th of A pril o f that year
that he cam e originally from Fran c e and a vague report a hundred years
I t i s more likely that h e was
o rso ago in N e w York that he was a Swiss
born i n Frankfort and was therefore a native of Germany A Susanna
L e yds erwas one of the sponsors at the baptism Feb 1 0 1 664 O f Susanna
his eldest daugh ter Th e conj ecture is a fair one that she was his m other
H e j oined th e Dutch Church in N ew A msterdam O ct 2 1 661 and married
A pr
il 1 1 I 663 E l sj e Tym e n s widow of Pieter ( C orn eli s e n ) Van der Veen
who was in his day a reputable and w e al th y m e rch an t of this city He prob
ably succeeded to the bu siness left by Van der Veen as a few years after his
m arriage we fi nd him engaged in mercantile pursuits through which and
by his m arriage he acquired a large estate and was ranked amo n g th e
wealthiest citizens of his tim e I n 1 67 8 while on a voyage to E u rope h e
was taken prisoner b y the Turks to whom he paid a large ransom for his
freedom O n the 1 0th o f Sept 1 68 4 he was commissione d C aptain of
a Militia C ompany in N e w York He purchased for the Huguen ots
Sept 2 0 , 1 68 9 o f John Pell an d R achel his wife six thou sand a cre s of
land within the manor of Pelham now the township o f New R o chelle in
W est chester C o New York
E arly i n 1 68 9 ne w s rea ched New York of the overthrow of Jame s the
Se c ond an d the accession of William Prince of O range to the E nglish
throne The people having determine d to seize Fort Jame s in the
i nterest of King William and ! ueen M ary they sele c ted Capt Jacob
N Y H ist S ociety Coll 1868 p 4 4
9 B olton s H ist of W estchester C ounty vol
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Leisler to carry their design into effect O n the 3d of June 1 68 9 the day
following its seiz u re Lieut Governor Nicholson left New York fo r
The same day Leisler issued a proclam ation declaring that hi s
E nglan d
intention in holding the fort was to preserve the Protestan t religion an d
th at h e should hold i t only until the arrival of a Governor with o rd ers fro m
his R oyal Highness the Prince o f O range th en d aily expected , into
But this expectation ;
w hose hands it would b e imm ediately delivered up
unfortunately for him and th e p ea ce of the Province w a s not realize d u n
til the arrival o f Gov S lo ugh ter in March 1 69 1 I n the meantime Leisler
on the 1 6th of A ugu st 1 68 9 was commissioned C omm ander i n Chief by
a C ommittee of Safety who represented a maj ority O f the community
I II D ec 1 68 9 a messenger arrived in New York bearing a le tter from
the E nglish Governmen t addre ssed To Francis Nicholson E s q o ri n
his absence to su ch as for the time being takes care for preserving the
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peace and administeri g the laws in His Maj esties province of New York
Thi s le tter gave authority to the person addressed to take chief command
as Lieu ten ant Go vernor o f the Province and to appoint a C ouncil to assist
him in conducting the governmen t By the advice o f the Com mittee o f
S afety Leisler o n the 1 l th Dec 1 68 9 assum ed the style of Lieute n an t
Governor and selected as his C ouncil Pieter D e La N oy Samuel S taats
Hendrick Jansen ( Van F e u rde n ) Johanne s V e rm e lj e for the city an d
county of New York ; C apt G e rardus Bee ck m an for Kings C ounty ;
S amue l E dsall for ! ueen s County ; Capt Th om as William s for West
chester C ounty ; and William Lawrence for the County of O range They
appointed Jacob Milborne S ecretary o f the Provin c e and Clerk to the
Lieutenant Governor and C ouncil O n the 2 8 th Jan 1 69 1 , Capt R ichard
Ingoldsby arrived in New York b earing their Maj esties Commission as
C aptain o f Foot and without producin g any legal au thority he demanded
of Leisler the p ossession of the fort whi c h was refused Henry S lough te r
w h o had be en appointed G overnor in Chief of the Province arrived on
th e 1 9 th of March following l ate in th e day and Leisler having noti c e
thereof that sam e night ( tho ugh very late ) took care to deliver the fort to
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his order which was done very e arly the next m orning
S lou gh te r i m
mediately ordered the arrest of Leisl er and his frien ds with him and
called a special Co u rt o f O yer and Terminer whi ch was held for their
trial in A pril following By this court composed o f some of his m ost
virulent enemies and which from the fi rst had prej udged him and his as
sociates Leisler and Jacob Milbo rne his son i h l a w were convicted
and attainted of high treason for no t delivering the possession o f the fort
to C apt R ichard I ngoldsby and sentenced to death They were execu ted
together near th e site of the present Hall of R ecords o n Saturday May 1 6
1 69 1
while the p opulace was over awed by m il itary force and their
enemie s were carousing in beastly triumph and drunkenness ”
Leisler s dying speech bears testim ony o f his Christian Spirit and heroic
fortitud e While not denying that exce sses had been Committed often time s
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during the u nh a ppy abode of himself and Milborne
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whi ch required in su ch gre at and weighty matters Of state
m ore wise cunning and powerful pilots than either of them could claim to
b e —h e de clared their common obj ect to have been the glory of the Pro
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T homas W i lliams M ey n d e rt Coe rten Ab raham B rasher an d
A braham G ouve r
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testant interest an d the establishment
their presen t Maj esties govern
m ent O f suc h as they had injured he hu m bly begged forgiveness de sir
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ing them with Christian charity to bury all m alice in o u r graves
de claring before God and the world as dying sinners th at we not only
forgive the greatest and most inveterate o f o urenemies bu t according to
the pattern o f o u r dying Saviour we say to the God o f j ustice Father
forgive t h em fo rthey know not what they do
requiring and making it
our dying supplication to all our relatives and friends that they should i n
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time to co m e be forge tful o f any inj ury do ne to u s o reither o f us so that
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discord and dissension m ay by our dying sides be buried in oblivion
H e prayed the Lord in his in fi nite mercy to pre serve the King and ! ueen
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to be merciful unto and bless with peace and unity their kingdoms and p r
serve th e province from enemies abroad and spiteful wretches at home to
bless the Governor the Coun c il A ssembly and Government n o w e stab
l i s h e d that they may be united to propagate their M aj esties interest the
country s good and th e establishment o f piety ; praying the Lord o f Heaven
o f his in fi nite mercy to bless all that wi sh well to Z ion and convert those
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that are o u t o f the way ; to comfort all that are d esolate g r
oppressed in m isery especially the souls of that poor family unto which he
did formerly belong ; his only comfort in this case being that God h ad
promi sed to take care o f the widow and fatherless re cc o m m e n di ng them all
i nto the hands o f one that is able and willing to save those that seek Him ;
desiring them to put their perpetual confidence i n the mercie s o f o n e that
never faileth and n o t to weep for him w h o was departing to his G o d but
rather weep fo r themselves w h o remain behind in a state of misery and
trouble
He then expressed the hope that all would Christi an like be
charitable to o u rp oor distressed family that are to re m ain among you ( as
long as Go d please ) that yo u will j oin with us in prayer for the preserva
tion o f o urim m ortal souls in a kingdo m o f never Dying Glory unto which
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G o d o f his i n fi te mercy bring u s all
W h en the sheriff asked h i m i f he was ready to die he replied Yes that
h e had made his peace with Go d and death had no terror for him
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then requested that his body might be delivered to his wife declared that
h e had edu cated his family as Christians and hoped they would Continue so
He said Yo u have brought my body to shame I h ope you will
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W e read in the Lord s prayer For
n o t despise my family therefor
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give u s o urtrespasse s as we forgive them that trespass against us
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Lord Jesus Christ suffered so mu ch in this world why Sh ould I n o t suffer a
little
Turning to his son Milborne he said I m ust now die why must
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you die P You have been but a ser vant to me
He then again declared
as a dying man , that wh at h e h ad done was in the service o f King W illiam
and ! ueen Mary for the defence o f the Protestant religion and the good
o f the country and invoke d th e j udgment o f G o d upon his actions
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the handkerchi ef was put ab out his head he exclaimed
I h O p e these my
eyes shall see o urLord Jesus Christ in Heaven I am ready I am ready ”
Milborne prayed for the King and ! ueen the Governor and Council
d o n e d the j udge who had condemned h i m saying that the Lord would
p or
forgive him ; that “ he was ready to lay dow n this terrestrial coat being
assured that his Heavenly Father would clothe him with a new o n e in the
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Then turning to Mr R obert Livingston he said :
Kingdom o f Heaven
Y o u have caused the King [ that] I must n o w die
but before God s tri
bunal I will implead you for the same
To Leisler he said : We are
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th oroughly we t with rain but in a little w hile we shall be rained through
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with the H oly Spirit
To the Sheriff w h o asked him if he would not ble ss
the Ki n g and ! uee n h e answered
I t is for the King and ! ueen I die
and the Protestan t religion to which I was born and bred I am r
eady I
am ready Father unto thy hands I recommend my soul ”
D ominie S e lyn s w h o on c e declared that Leisler Was a devil in the flesh ,
was tou ched by their demeanor o n the scaffol d and confessed that they
b oth died like Christians
A fter execution ( by hanging ) they were b eheaded and their bodies b uried
in ground be longing to Leisler east :o f the Common s and near the corner
o f a street called George street supposed to be in the rear o f the pre sent
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Tribune Building between Spruce an d Frankfort streets They were
rebu ried with great solemnity by a large con c ourse o f citizens in the O ld
Dutch Church in Garden street now E xchange Place O ct 2 0 1 69 8
The British Parliam ent in 1 69 5 p as s e d a n act reversi ng their attainder
and restor i ng their estates to their fami lie s thus Virtually censuring th e
illeg ality o f their execution ( Dunlap s H i s tor
k Vol 1 ;
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Docum en ta r
T/ze A d m i n i s tr
Yor/e Vol 2
a ti on of
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a coo L ei s l er by Charle s F
Ho ffman in Sparks Am eri ca n B i og rap fiy
Vol 1 3 ; Coll ecti on s of th e N Y M s tori ca l S oci ety f or 1 868 ; Valen
ti ne s H i s tor
k)
y of N ew Yor
E lsj e Tym e n s the widow o f Jaco b Leisler survived him some 1 3 o r1 4
She was livi n g Sept 1 7 1 7 0 4 at which date she was a spon sor at
years
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h e baptism of E lizab eth dau of Barent R einders
I s s ue
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i S U S ANNA H bap Feb 1 0 1 664 j oined the Dutch Church in N e w
Z ork De c 3 1 68 1 and rem oved w i t/z cer
tifica te some time after to Ber
Sh e m I s t M i c/ti e! Va ug /ztoi z ( called Farton in the Dutch
gen ( N
Church Bapti sm al R ecords ) an E nglishman a n d a p rotég é of GO V Thomas
Dongan with whom he cam e to N ew York in August 1 68 3 their m 1
B R ecord Vol V p
He
i s date d Jun e 2 4 1 68 7 ( N Y G
wa s a half brother of John Spragg E s q who was a member o f th e Legi s
lative C ouncil i n 1 68 3 a n d subsequently Secre tary of the Province o f
New York
Governor D o n gan describe s V augh to n as having been a volunteer tw o
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o r three years on board ship with C aptain Temple
etc and a pretty
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ingenious young man who , hap pen i ng to be in London when he came away,
o ffered his services whi c h the Governor accepted an d promised to aid h i m
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with m oney whe n in n eed of it for to pu t h i m into some way
On
the r1 th of May 1 68 4 h e was commi ssioned Clerk of the Market of New
York and in December followi ng we fi nd him C omm ander of the Sloop
James, and authorized by w arrant to proceed to the Sound and seize and
send to the city all vessels that m ay seem to be engaged in unlawful traffi c
E dward A ntill was part owner of the vessel he co m manded V a ugh to n s
sh are in it having been purch ased with m oney loaned him by G o v D ongan
”
In the spring o f 1 68 5 Hugh Riddle a Scotchman and poor Gentle m an
coming into the Province from New Jersey brought with him withou t
entry at the Custom House a s m all parcel o f linen c f the value o f three
to fi ve pounds S ome time after R iddle and one of the Custom o ffi cers
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drinking drunk toge ther, fell to quarrelling on which the o fli c e rwent o u t,
about one or two in the m orning and m eeting V augh to n also a Cu stom
el /cu s l oz/i ea g oods at
H ouse O lfi c e r compelled him to go with him to seize r
R iddle s lodgings Arrived there, they broke ope n the door, and R iddle
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still drunk I n endeavoring to keep the m o ut, stabb ed V a ugh ton wound
ing him severely For this offence he was thrown into prison where he
remained a long time awaiting V augh to n s recovery Being in a starving
c ondition he was fi nally liberated upon the application of Mr V au h to n
g
Mr Spragg and others the Council orderi ng his goods to be released upo n
his paying the physi cians their charges fo r attending V augh to n These
being m ore th an the value of the goods and Riddle a poor in a n M r Spragg
in charity to him paid the surgeons their demand , amounting to ten
p ounds
O n the 2 4th of Januar 1 7 0 2 S usanna V a u gh to n h i s WI dO W , pe ti t i oned
for a patent of 300 a cres of land lying in the vicinity of the Crom Elb o ogh
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Crum
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lbow
Creek
in
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c hess County,
w hich she alleges to be part
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under
o f a p u rchase made by Henry Pawling ( Sheriff o f E sopus in
a license granted to her husband, in co m pany with said Pawling, and for
which no paten thas as ye t been g ranted ”
The last notic e of Mi chiel V a ugh to n where his identity is certain is
found in the record o f the baptism o f his son Michiel September 9 I 68 8
The spon sors at this baptism were John Spragg R obbert W alters and Catha
rina L eyd s e r He probably died soon after His widow In 2 d, M arch 1 2
*
1 7 0 4 Leonard
H
de
Kle
yn
by whom she had n o issue
uyge r
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M I C H I EL V A U GH TO N son of Michiel V augh to n and Susannah Leisler,
bap S eptember 9 1 688 m May 1 5 1 7 1 2 , C atharina dau of John Don
a 1d s o n
( Dangin so n Da n i lls o n De n n i s s e n , Dum e ls o n ) and E lizabeth R o
d e n b ur
g f I n 1 7 1 9 he was a merchant and afterwards a sail m aker in N e w
York
Will dated D ec 2 8 , 1 7 32 ; proven Feb 2 4 , 1 7 36 ; n ames wife
D
Rel to C ol H ist of N Y
C al N Y H ist M E gil h p 6 7 8
l 3 p 4 7 8 9 493
34 an g3
L D ( Leonard ) H
D KL
B
r was a son of H ugh B arentsen
( de C l y Cl y ) V
de C lein w h w i th his wife and seven children embarked f rom Am sterdam for N ew N etherland in M y
66 in the B e aver
H u go B arents ( de K leyn ) and his wife M y k B artels j oined the D utch C h rh i n
N ew Amsterdam O ctober
66
Leendert j oined M y 8 67 9 and m t Ap ril 5 683 M agdalena
W l r (W l i g W l
H e was a shop keeper in N ew York for many
) widow of Cornelis V an der Veen
years but removed in the latter part of his life to N ew Rochelle W estchester C N Y where he died in
The latter part of his n me is
7 35 havi g survived his second wife S usannah Leisler a number of years
frequently dropped in the D utch R ecords and he appears simply as L eendert H y g
or H uygens I
D avid bap M y 4 684 d s p
M aria bap M arch 7 686 m F eb ruary 8 7 8 Joseph R ob inson merchan t of N ew Y ork and had
Leonard bap S eptember 4 7 ; R ich rd bap S eptember 7 7 ; Joseph b ap January
7 5 ; and
M aria bap January 4 7 9
r
of Anthony and wife
688 m N ovem b er 3
d
3 E lisabeth bap M arch 9
7 5 A nthony Li p
Ab l ti
A t the baptism of his children his name is Written A nthony Lip p rd I 7 4 he removed to
N w R ochelle
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Anthony bap July 7 7 9 M ag dalena bap F ebruary 6 7 ; Leonard bap
January 5 7 6 Johannes bap F ebruary 7 and E lisabeth bap F ebru a ry 5 7 4
69 ;
Au gust 8 7 C ornelia dau of Rev R udolphus V ari ck and h i s
4 B arent bap F ebr ary 8
wi fe M argareta Vi b m and had L eonard bap D ecember 7 7
B arent de Kl eyn died soon after and
h i s W i dow Cornelia
d July
7 5 P ieter Va n D yk (V an D yck )
y 4 69 4 : d s p
5 Johannes bap F ebruar
6 M agdalena bap January 6 69 6 : d s p
C atharina bap in B rooklyn N ovember 7 69 8 ; d s p
7
1 E li abeth R oden b urg dau of L ucas R odenburg and C atrina R oelofs was born on th e Island of C u
rc
her father bein g ice director there from about 646 to 657 the year of his death H er motherwas
a dau of Roelof J ansen and Anneke Jans and after the death of her fi rst husband married d Apri l 4
658 Johannes P t r
V er B rugge [V an B rugh] from H rl m a prominent merchant and mag is rate
of N ew A msterdam
E li abeth Rodenburg m
k
V r
t S eptem b er 3
67 9 E phraim son of A ugusty n H ermans and J
l eth
H e was bap S eptember 65 I A ugust 673 when the D utch fleet under command of Henekes
and E vertsen t r d N ew York he was a C lerk in the S ecretary of S tate s O ffi ce and was com
mi ssioned with others by the D utch C ouncil of war to administer the oath of allegiance to the i nhab i t
ants on Lon g Island R emoving to the D elaware h was appointed in 67 6 C lerk of the courts of
N ew c astle and U pland th c urt gi ving him in 67 8 a certifi cate for his excellent conduct while in o ffi ce
A fter h i s marriage in N ew York he returned to D elaware and was appointed S urveyor ( to wh ich profe ss ion
h i s father belonged ) June
for the counties of N ew C astle and S t Jones About this t ime he j m d
68
th L b d t a short lived religious sect of wh ich Jean de L abadie was the founder and whose followers
D k r and S luyter had with slight success sought to coloni e on the D elaware ( H a ard s Annals of
P enn 4 6 5 7
M emoirs L I H ist S oc V l
xxxi xxxiv xxxv ) H e died in 68 9 H i s W i dow r
tur
o m N ew Castle and rejoined the D utch C hurch in New York S eptember 689 They had i ssue
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eldest 5611 , John ; s on Jacob ; daughters Elizabeth , Susannah ,
K atherin and M ar
A ppoints hi s wife and his cousins Paul Richard and
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William Hamersly o f the city Of New York , merchants Ex ecutri x an d
Ex ecutors
I s s ue :
M I C H I E L V AU GH TON , bap Feb 1 5, 1 7 1 3 ; d young
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EL I ZAB E TH V AU GH T ON , bap Sept 1 , 1 7 1 5
3 J O H A NN E S V AU GH TO N, bap July 3 1 , 1 7 1 7 ( 1 young
4 J O H A NN E S V AU GH TON , bap A pril 2 4 1 7 2 0
5 JA C OB V AU GH TON , b ap A pril 1 1 , 1 7 2 2
6 SU S A NN A H V A U GH TO N bap D ec 2 , 1 7 2 4 ; m March 8 , 1 7 4 7 ,
Maurit s so n Of B al th a z e r De H art and M argri e tj e Maur i ts , Of
New York They settled at Shrewsbury, N J
7 : CATH AR IN A V A U GH T ON , bap Dec 2 1 , 1 7 2 6
8 MARY V A U G H TON , bap sept 2 5, 1 7 2 8 , she m June 2 2 , 1 7 69 ,
Pieter We ssels and died at Shrewsbury Jan 1 8, 1 8 1 6
bap Nov 8 , 1 665 m F eb 4, 1 68 5 R O B E RT WA L
3 ii CATH AR IN A
T ER S ,
from Plym outh Englan d He was a m erchant in New York
A lderman Of the South Ward , 1 68 8—
9 , m ember Of the A s sembly called
and m ember Of the C olonial C ouncil
u nd e r Leisler s authority in 1 69 0
under Governors B ell o m o n t and N an fan from 1 69 8 to 1 7 0 2 , wh en h e was
suspe n ded by Lord C ornbury H e was again a member o f the C ouncil
under the administrations o f Governors Hunter and Burnet a n d Mayor Of
New York 1 7 2 0—2 1 —2 2 —
2
He died e ar
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EL IS A B E TH WA LT ER S , b ap
N 0v 1 1 68 5 m C apt Johanne s
Wendel o f A lbany See Pear
son s First Settlers of A lbany p 1 4 8
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JO H A NN E S WA L T ER S bap May 2 2 , 1 68 7
3 MAR I A WA L T ER S bap N o v 2 4 1 68 9
bap
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1 69 2
4 CATH AR IN A WA LT ER S
Johannes Van H artsb erge and had Elizabe th bap Aug 5 1 7 1 I
Johannes bap March 2 9 I 7 1 3 and C ath arina, bap Dec 1 9
1 7 14
In 1 7 1 9 he was a merchant at Surinam
5 SARA WA L T ER S , bap in Brooklyn May 4 1 69 53 d young
6 JA C O B A WA LT ER S bap
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7 JA C O B WA LT ER S bap March 2 0 , 1 7 0 0
8 SARA WA LT ER S born June 2 9 9 o clock in the evening ; b ap July
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HE ST ER WA LT ER S , bap Jan
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JA C O B bap N OV I 3 1 667 He was active in procuring from
Parliamen t the reversal Of the attainder o f his father and brother i n law
Jacob M ilb orn e and for this purpose visited E ngl and in 1 69 4 5 A fter his
retu r
n he re s ided in the S outh Ward Of New York where he was living
in N ov 1 7 3 1 H e died without i ssu e
5 iv M AR Y , bap D ec 1 2 1 669 ; j oined the Dutch Church in New
York , Sept 2 1 68 8 , and afterwards removed to Bergen In Feb 1 69 0
( m 1 dated Feb 3 of that year ) S h e married JA C O B M I L B O RN E ( M ilbu rne
Melborn ) , the active Secretary o f her father and o n e o f the leading
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A u gustina b ap J une 684 Samuel b ap Apri l
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J ohn Donaldson j m Van G ll w y ( Scotland
or Delaware R iver where Catharina their dau named in the te t was pro ba bly b orn They had another
dau M r bap in New York J uly 696 who married Georg e Yates merchant o f P hiladelph
b ap in New York Au gustinus b ap J uly 7
and E phriam bap O cto ber 7 688
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spirits of his administration He was born in England about 1 648 and
was a brother o f R ev William M ilborne w h o settled as minister o f th e
church at Saco , Maine, in May, 1 68 5, and pr ob died at Boston August,
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It is alleged that he was convicted o f clipping the K i n gs coin and sold
as a ser vant in the Barbadoes, and afterwards bought by a H artford man
If this story be tru e, he mu s t h ave been a ni ere child at the tim e Of the co m
He was
m ission Of the O ffence for which he w a s transported to Barbadoes
livi n g in Hartford in 1 66 cam e to N e w York in 1 668 being then twenty
ye ars Old and was employed by Thomas Delavall a leading merchan t,
as clerk and bookke eper in whose ser
vi ce he remained until 1 67 2
In
O ctober o f that year he was admi tted to plead with John Sharp and Samuel
ial o f a suit in the Court of
E d sal A ttorneys for the Plain ti ff in the tr
A ssizes , at New York o n appeal from the C ourt o n the Delaware , brought
by Arm igart P ap p e goya ( dau o f the Swedish Governor Printz ) against
A ndrew C arr fo rthe recovery o f T i n n i c um Island 4 He soon after engaged
in trade as a merchant in New York , h i s commercial enter
prises cau s ing
his fre quent absence from the province R eturning from Englan d o n the
2 5th Of A ugust, 1 68 9 he w a s appointed in D ecember following Secretary
o f th e Provinc e and Clerk to Lieut G o v Leisler, wi th w h om his subse quent
hi s tory and sad fate is identified
I t is probable that Mary Leisler was the s econd wife o f Jacob Mil
borne I n the list o f members o f the Dutch Church in N e w York under
date Nov 2 9 I 688 appears the name Of Johanna E ds al, h v 5 Jacob
Melborn O pposite her nam e
is wr
i tten but the date o f her decease
is n o t given She was probably the dau of Samuel E ds al and Jen n eke
Wessels and bap in Bergen N J Sept 4 1 667
In the second preamble of the A ct Of Parliament in 1 69 5 reversing the
attainder of Jacob Leisler and others the followi ng is recited :
An d
whereas the said Jacob Leisler al s o Jacob Milborne A braham Gouverneur
and several others were arraigned in the Supreme C ourt Of Judicature at
New York afore s aid and convicted and attainted of h igh treason and
felony for not delivering the pos s ession of the said fort to the said Richard
Ingoldsby and the said Jacob Leisler and Jacob M ilborne were e x ecuted
fo rthe same
May it therefore please your m ost e x cellent M aj esty at the
humbl e petition and re quest Of Jacob Lei s ler the s o n and heir o f the said
Jacob Lei sler deceased j a cob 111 27 5077 2 6 t/ze son a n d h ei r of t/ze s a i d
Jacob M ilborne deceased and o f the said Abraham Gouverneur that it be
declared and enacted ” e tc
The above is the only statemen t we have found that Jacob Milborne
left issue surviving him This son ( if the name is n o t an accidental i n
te r
uit o f M i lb o rn e s first m ar
p o l a ti o n in the above bi ll) was probably the fr
r
i age with Johanna E d sal who, being in England at the tim e o f his father s
tragic death afterwards remained there
M ary Leisler , widow Of Jacob Milborne m 2 6 in May 1 69 9 AB RA
H A M GO UVERN EUR above referred to so n of Nicholas Gouverneur and
M a ch te lt ( Matil da ) de Riemer
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le tian p arty ” His will is dated Se p t 1 2 , 1 7 39 proven O ct 8 1 7 4 0
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N ICH O L A S GOU VER N EUR bap Feb 2 5 1 7 00 ; h e married hi s co u
sin G e ertruyt dau o f Barent R ynders and He ster Lei s ler Their
children are given belo w
JA C O B A G O U V ER N EUR bap D ec 5 1 7 0 1
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3 E LI ZA B E TH G OU V ER N EUR bap July 9 1 7 0 4 died 1 7 51 unmarried
4 JA C O B G O U V ER N EUR bap M ay 7 1 7 1 0 ; died young
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5 MAR I A GOU V E RN EUR bap July 1 3 1 7 1 2
Henry M yer Jr son of Hendri ck Myer and Wyn tj e Rhee and
had Henricus bap Au g 4 1 7 36 She m
Dec 3 1 I 7 4 2 ,
Jasper Farmer Merchant Of New York
d young
6 v JO H ANN E S bap Dec 2 0 1 67 1
bap O ct 8 1 67 3 m BARE NT RYND ER S ( R einders
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ts ) Of th e ci ty Of New York merchant tu 1 d ated March 1 0 1 69 6
H e was probably a son o f Barent R eyn de rtse smith who w a s living at
A lbany as early as 1 657 and died there in
His will is dated F e b
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J uly 1 1 1 7 57 ; proven A pril 2 9 , 1 7 63 I ss ue :
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G E E R TR U Y T R YND ER S bap A ug 1 6 1 7 0 2
m I “ , abou t 1 7 2 8
Nicholas Gouverneur and 2 d D avid s o n Of William Provoo s t
By her first husband Nicholas Gouverneur she had H es ter bap
Sep t 7 1 7 2 9 died young ; A braham bap N 0v 2 2 1 7 30 ;
H ester, bap March 5 1 7 32 ; B aren d, bap Feb 6 1 7 34 ; die d
young ; N ich o la us bap June 1 5 1 7 3 5 died young Baren t bap
May 2 9 1 7 3 7 3 and N i ch o l a us bap A pril 1 8 1 7 39 By her
second husband David Provoost S h e had one son D avid Rynders
Provoo st, bap at Hackensack N J July 2 1 , 1 7 4 5 and per
haps O thers
EL IZAB E TH R YND ER S bap Sept 1 7 , 1 7 0 4 m July 3, r7 2 9 Nicholas
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Bayard , son Of Samuel Bayard and Margre ta Van C ortlan t and
had Hester bap July 2 9 1 7 30 Samuel , bap March 2 2 , 1 7 32
Samuel bap June 1 3, 1 7 33 Margareta, bap Feb 2 , 1 7 3 5
Nicholas bap Nov 1 4 , 1 7 36 ; M argareta bap A ug 2 7 , 1 7 38 ;
Judith , bap Feb 2 9 1 7 40 ; Barent Rynders, b ap March 3 1 ,
1 7 4 2 ; and E li s abeth bap O ct 1 5 1 7 4 6
3 J O H A NN A R vN DE R s bap July 2 1 1 7 0 6 ; m Dec 1 2 1 7 2 3, David ,
son of David Provoo s t and Helena Byvan ck See v o l vi p 1 6
o f the N Y G A ND B R E C O R D
T O the account o f their family ,
there given add that their dau Helena bap M ay 2 4 , 1 7 2 8
Fr
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June 1 9 1 7 60 Jacob Brewerton
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4 E ST ER RYND ER S bap O ct 3 1 , 1 7 0 8 ; d unmarried
5 BAR E NT RYND ER S bap Nov 1 9 1 7 1 0 ; m Feb 3 , 1 7 40 M aria
Cuyler He died before July, 1 7 57 , leaving wife and dau He ste r
surviving him
6 JA C O B RYND ER S bap O ct 2 6, 1 7 1 2 ; d s p
7 A L ID A RYND ER S , bap O ct 3 1 , 1 7 1 6 ; m March 1 0 1 7 4 3, Henry
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Cuyler Jr Of the city Of New York merchant so n o f Henry
Cu yler and Maria Jacob s ; he w a s bap Sep t 2 5, 1 7 1 5 They
had is s ue Barent Rynders bap M arch 2 0 1 7 4 5 Hester bap
Jan 4 1 7 4 7 ; M aria, bap June 1 5, 1 7 4 8 ; and A lida, bap N OV
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8 vii FRANCINA bap Dec 1 6 1 67 6 m ;
dated N 0v 2 6 1 694 Will Of Thomas Lewi s m erchant Of New York
at this present time in good health but now bound o u t o n a voyage ,” is
dated Jan 1 0 1 69 9 —1 7 00 ; proven June 1 4 , I 7 04 name s : wife Frances ;
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and the child wi th which h i s wife i s big w i th all ” A ppoints
s o n , Thomas
his wife and brothers , L e en dart Lewis, and Barent R ynders , Ex ecutri x and
Ex ecutors
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T H O M A S LE W IS bap
JA K O B A LE W IS bap in Brooklyn Sept 1 2 1 69 7 she m
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1 7 1 7 2 4 Jes s e , so n Of Lucas K i e r
a sea captain an d prob d s p ; his widow m
A pril 2 1 ,
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by whom had i s s ue : R einier, bap
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3 FRANCIN A LE W IS bap in N e w York A pril 9 1 69 9
Fra n ci n a L ei s le rf widow Of Thomas Lewis 1n
JO CH E M STAA TS
( prob the widower Of A ntj e B are n ts e R eyn de rtse w h o died in
by whom S h e had E lizabe th , bap June 1 2 , 1 7 1 2 , at
which date Jochem Staats had deceased
It is probably an error to place her nam e here as
9 viii MAR GARET
the eighth child o f Jacob Leisler She i s mentioned in the petition Of her
m other brother and Sisters to the ! ueen
praying for the reversal
Of the A t tainders pronounced again st her father and Jacob Milborne
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Other n o tiCe is found Of her an d i t i s probable that S h e was the s tep d a ug h ter
o f Jacob Lei s ler M argar et Van der Veen who married Isaac S tep h e n sz en
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AM O NG the early settlers o f New Netherland were five * persons bearing
Govert Jacob and Pieter Jau se L o o ck e rm an s and their s i s
th is name —
ter A n n ek e n and a Balthus L o o ck e rm a n s The m odern form of the name
i s Lo ckerman but in the early records o f the family it is spelt L o o ck e r
mans
BALTH U S o r B A LTH AZ E R L OOCK E R M AN S w a s perhaps a cousin o f th e
others the e x act relationship being difli cul t to determine fro m the meagre
record s that have come ’ down to us concerni ng him H e and h i s wife
E n ge l tj e Hendricks had two children baptized m the Dutch Church in
New A msterdam viz Jacob May 2 8 1 662 and J a n n e ti e O ct 1 4 1 663
P I E TER JAN S E L OO CK E RM AN S was In N e w A m sterdam In January 1 64 2
P earson s F irst S ttl r
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An thon L k rm wi th his par ners Messrs (P aulus L d rt ) Van der Gr st (Cornelis ) Schutt
6 h Nov
654 made an a greement with th D i rector ( Stuyvesant ) and
w y k on th
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Council for the charter o f the ship Golden Shark for a voya ge to the West Ind es O f him we have no
other notice d suppose that Govert L k rm is th person alluded to (C l N Y Hist M S S Dutch
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and we fin d traces Of hi ln here as late as O ct 1 64 8 In 1 656 he was a
w yck ( A lbany ) and purchased there N Ov 1 6 o f that year
C itizen of B e ve r
a house lot Of Hendrik Gerritse ( Van Wie o rVerwey ) In A pril 1 658
he was a boatswain in the West India C ompany’ s service He p robably
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viz M arri tj e married at A lbany Dec 5 1 69 4 , to J o
hannes Fonda and L a m m e rtj e m arried at the sam e
place N 0v 3, 1 7 00 to Ari aen O o th o u t
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MAR I A L OO C K E RM AN S w h o m arried 1 s t Pieter Va n A len
widower o f Maria Teller, a nd 2 d, in
o f K inderhook
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H I L LE T J E LOOC K E RM A S w h o married pri or to 1 68 2 C o r
nelis S tep h en s e Muller of Greenbush 1 663 of Clave
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C AAT J E L OOC K E RMAN S w h o m arried prior to 1 68 3, Jan
S al o m o n s e Go e wey o f A lbany
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A dam Winne , o f A lbany and 2 d O ct 1 8 1 69 1 , Jacob
t, wido wer o f C a tr
T e u n i s e Van Wo er
yn Claas, o f the
same place *
JA C O B JAN S E L OOC K E RM AN S al so settle d i n B e ver
wyck as early as 1 657
O n the : 2 8 th o f July in that year the Sheriff brought a s uit against him for
h aving assaulted M e u w e s H oge n b oo m and spli t his face Open from his
forehead to his under lip with h i s knife he was find 3 00 guilders
and ordered to pay for loss of time board and surgical attendance In
M ay, 1 664 he and Jo hn Davi ts were Commissioners to negotiate a treaty
o f peace between the Mohawks an d the Northern Indians o r Ab en a qu i s
which they successfully concluded at Narrington o n the 2 4 th Of that month
I n A pril 1 667 he purchased a house and lo t in Albany o f Willem Jan se n
O n the 2 4 th
S ch udt, and another July 2 5 1 68 4 o f Laurence Van A len
Of A ugust 1 68 5 he Obtained a license to travel trade and h unt among
the Indians as far as the W aggan a s s e and Attaw a as s e ( O ttawas ) with a
c o nr
He was probably the C aptain L o qu e rm a n w h o
p an y o f thirty men
with A rian Abrah am s e Schuyler and Jean B laqu e r
d, were detained as h os
tages in Canada by G o v D enonville , while awaiting a reply to his letter to
G o v D ongan dated O ct 2 1 68 7 in which he complained Of the infracti on
o f the late treaty o f peace by the English
He was living Aug 1 8 1 7 00,
at which date he was a sponsor at the baptism in A lbany Of his grandson
Jacob the so n of Wessels Ten Broeck and C aatj e L o ock e rm an s, w h o were
m arried in A lbany A pril 2
ANN E ! E N [A N N ] L OOC K E RM AN S j d Va n Turnhout m arrie d Feb 2 6
1 64 2 , O LO F T S TE P H E NS Z E N
[V AN C ORTL AN DT] j m Van Wyck in Duurs
tede She probably canre ou t with her brother Govert o n his return to
New N e th e r
l an d in N
her n ame first appearing in the records as
o n e o f the witnesses at the baptism D ec 1
1 64 1 Of h i s eldest da u Mar
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band s n ame is re corded A dolph S tep h en sz e n Van C ourtl t and at th e
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the m ost noted of hi s fam ily w as born at
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T urn h o ut a town in the Netherlands and came to New Am sterdam in
A pril
I t appears h e left H ollan d with Director General W o ute r
Van Twiller in the ship S o u tb e rg which captured o n her voyage a Spani s h
avel the St Martin t o wh ich vessel he was tran sferred and which was
ca r
brough t safely into port With h i m came Jacob W o lfe rtse n ( Van C ou
m an s
w e n h o v en ) whose first wife H ester Jans was a s ister Of L o o ck e r
first wife U pon his arrival he was taken i n to the service o f the We st
India Company, as clerk but he soon left this employment and engage d
in business o n his o w n account
In 1 64 0 h e w ent back to Holland where h e m arried I s t in A msterdam
i a e n tj e Jan s with whom he retur n ed to New A m sterdam i n
F eb 2 6 I 64 1 Ar
the ship K ing David Job A re n tse n M aster arrivi ng here N o v 2 9 1 64 1
O n the 2 0th Jan
he purchased of Isaac A llerto n the yacht H ope
in which he was engaged in trad e be tween New A m sterdam and Fort
O range ( A lbany ) and interv e ning points along the river also to the South
In
o rD ela w are R iver and up the S o u n d to the m outh o f the Conne cticut
July 1 644 while his vessel was passing Beeren Island on th e U pper Hud
son he was hailed b y Nich olas C o o rn C omman der at R ens s elaer s Stein
and orde r
ed to lower his colors O n being asked for wh om C o o rn re
plied fo r th e Staple right o f Re n Ss e la e rs wyc k ” But L o o ck e r
m an s r
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fused with a n oath to strike his flag for any individual save the Prince o f
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O range and the Lords his asters whereupon C o o rn fired several S hots
at his ve ssel o ne Of which went through the sail and broke the ropes and
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the ladder and another perforated the prin cely colors about a foot above
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the head o f L o o ck e rm an s who kept the colors constantly in his hands
O n the night o f the 2 7 th o f F e b 1 64 3, Maryn A dri ae n s e n and Govert
L o o ck e r
m an s by Order of Gov K ieft , led the attack Of a com pany Of cit i
zens upon a party Of Indians wh o had encamped with their women and
children at C o rl e a rs Hook Thirty o f the savages were killed while asleep
and unsuspicious o f danger from those they had deem ed their friends I t
is said that the recollection Of this terrible and needless m a s sacre though
approved by the general sentiment Of that time gave him much dis quietude
during the later years Of h is life
His trading and shipping Operation s k ept pace with the growth of New
A m s terdam and the ri ver towns and before 1 64 9 he had two o r three
time s vi s ited H olland , and established an e x tensiv e com mercial corre
He al s o carried on a large brewing busi
s p o n de n ce with that country
ness in Pearl Street near the pre sent Hanover S quare where he re sided
I n Sept 1 651 , he was senten ced to be banished for three years o n a charge
o f violating the revenue laws bu t this sentence was n o t enforced and he
afterwards held some Of the highest positions o f honor in the C olony H e
was o n e o f the Board Of Nine Men in 1 64 7 —9 and 1 650, Schepen in 1 657
and 1 660 appointed o n e Of the O rphan Masters Sept 1 0 1 663 in place
o f Johannes Van Brugh Indian I n te r
p e te r in 1 658 and C ommissioner
in I 663 with Martin C regi e r to e x tinguish the Indian title to the lands
from Barnegat to the Raritan T o the honor Of the Dutch Settlers be it
said that they always pursued an h onest course with the Indian s in Obtain
ing their lands by fair purchase
H e was also a C ommissioner i n
May 1 653 with Johanne s D e La M ontague an d D avid Provoost a p
pointed to attend the investigation O f a n alleged conspiracy of the Dutch
and Indians against the English
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n e a resident o f Long Island in the vicinity o f New
In 1 666 he b e car
U trecht his wife ( by his second marriage ) remaining in New York where
it appears she was engaged in shop keeping an occupation n o t uncomm o n
for th e thrifty Du tch women of that period There i s n o doubt that he
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m arried hi s 2 d w ife M ar
July 1 1 1 649
O n the 1 3 th o f July 1 67 0 he was commissioned Lieutenant Of a com
pany o f foot in New York and probably died late in the autu mn o f t h at
year *
He possessed a superior education for the times in which he lived Bold
adventurous enterpri s ing n ot much troubled wi th scruples either in hi s
trading intercour s e with the Indians o rthe m ore e x tensi ve traffi c in which
h e afterwards engaged to the Netherlands h e amassed a large fortune
and w a s at his death probably the wealthiest citize n in New York Dying
inte state it became a fruitful source of contention between his heirs form any
years after Like his friend David Provoost he was a thorn to the E ng
lish who hated him for the influence he wielded over th e Indians and his
success among them as a trader by what they termed a “ crooked 81
”
It is recorded that Govert A ertse n , a small trader was
s e waye
p ve r
obliged to carry in 1 64 8 for his better protection when visiting the Connec
tient Settlem ent s a certificate from the Magistrates Of New A m sterdam
that h e was not Govert L o o ck e rm an s O ur New E ngland friends have
since learned to discriminate better
By h i s first wife Govert L o o ck erm an s had i ss ue
i M ARRITJ E [ M AR I A o r M ARY] born N OV 3 1 64 1 in th e ship
2
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i n c k Davit ( K ing D avid ) o n the voyage to St Chri s topher and New
Cor
N e th e rl an d ; f bap Dec I 1 64 1 In in New A m sterdam N o v 1 2
BA L TH AZAR BAYAR D of A msterdam son o f Samuel Bayard and
A nna St uyvesan t ! I s ue
s
1 : S A M UE L BAYAR D born Sept 2 0 1 665
died young
A N AE N TJ E [ A R I A E N TI E ] BAYAR D born Nov 1 8 1 667 ; bap
2
Nov 2 0 1 667 ; 111 O ct 2 6 1 69 1 SA M UE L VERP LA NCK son
o f G e l yn Ve r
planck and Hendr
ickj e Wessels
bap March 1 0
3 ANN A MAR I A BAYARD born March 6 1 67 0
m in New York O ct 2 8 1 69 7 , A U G U STU S JAY son
1 67 0
Of Pierre Jay of La R ochelle in France and Judith F rancois
4 SAM UE L BAYARD born June 1 4 1 67 2 ; bap June 1 6 1 67 2
n o further account
5 JU DITH BAYARD born Jan 3 1 I 67 7 bap Feb 7 1 67 7 and
die d on the ro th day afte rher birth
6 JA C O B U S BAYARD bap June 2 5 1 67 9 ; m Dec 2 2 1 7 0 3
H ill e go n d de K ay dau o f Capt Th eu n i s de K ay and H e
lena Van Brugh
B r dh d Hist o f New York vol
p 3 40 O C ll gh
Hist o f New Netherland vol p
p 38 ; Doc R el to Co] Hist o f N V vol p 43 4 53 vol p 47 O C ll g h
4 344 vol
R eg ister o f New Ne therland
Cal N Y Hist M S S Dutch p 7 8 7 8 44 46 ; Cal N Y Hist
— 6 48 ; Vincen t s Hist o f Delaware vol p 47 N Y G A D B
M S S E n glish p 6 7 8
3 8
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3 4 Valentine s Manu l for 8 5 p 39 8
p 69
1 N Y G and B R ecord vol
1 F m the family Bib le The Dutch Church records in New York g ive the date o f their m m g O ct
54
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9
She was a sister o f Gov P etrus Stuyves nt and c me with him to New Amsterdam—then a widow—with
her three sons Baltha ar Nichol s and P etrus She m d O ct 4 656 Nicholas V rl t w i d w r o f
Susanna Gillis and was again a widow b efore J
Her son P etrus Bayard b ecome a L b d rt
683
9
and removed to the Delaware
(1 This n am e is o ften disg ised in th e N Y Dutch Church R ecords as S J
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JU DITH BAYAR D bap May 2 3 1 68 5 In M arch 5 1 7 2 2
G E R ARDU S S TU YV E S A NT s o n Of N icholas Stuyvesant and
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3 ii JAN N ETIE
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HA NS K I E RSTE DE , so n o f Dr Hans K i e rste de and Sara
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A DR I AE N TI E K I E R S TE DE bap A pril 8 1 67 0 ; m Sept 2 7
1 69 3 D I R CK A DO L P H S Z E N
[ DE GR OO F] o f New York son
Of A dolph P i eter
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3 C ORN E L IS K I E R S TE DE bap Jan 5 1 67 5 ; In Sept 9 1 7 0 3
Sarah E lsw a e rt
dau of Clement Elsw ae rt and
A nna Maria Engelbrecht
4 JA C O B U S K I E R S TE DE , bap A pril 1 4 1 67 7
5 A NN A EL I ZA B E TH K I E R S TE DE bap Dec 1 7 , 1 67 9
6 SARA C ATHARYN K I E RS TE DE bap N 0v 5 1 68 1
7 A N N ETI E K I ERS TE DE , bap May 2 4 1 68 4
8 M A R R I TJ E [ MAR I A] bap O ct 3, 1 68 6 m March 1 8 1 7 1 1
P I E T ER DAVIDS
1
By his second wife G o y e rt L o o ck e rm an s h a d i s s ue
bap March 1 7 , 1 652
H e w as a Physician j oined the
4 iii JA C O B
D utch Church in New York D ec 1 3 1 67 4 , and in O ct 1 67 9 was a resi
dent O f the C ounty Of St Mary in Maryland A bout the year 1 68 1 he
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marr i ed Jan 2 9
Helena K etin and died A ug ust 1 7 1 7 30 I s s u e :
5 i N ICH OL A S , born N o v 1 0 1 69 7 m i n 1 7 2 1 Sally dau O f V i n
cent E merson Of th e Grange near D over Del I s s u e
“
6 i V INC E NT born at the Grange in 1 7 2 2 m r
s t Su s annah
and 2 d in Feb 1 7 7 4 E lizabeth Pryor, dau o f John Pryor Of D over H e
died at D over , A u g 2 6 1 7 8 5 By his first wife h a d i s s ue
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and had tw o daugh ters : Elizabeth
7 i VINC E NT wh o married
w h o In T H O M A S DAVY of Philadelphia and
wh o m H ON N ICH O
L A S G WI LL I A MS O N o f Wilmington Del
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ried
born D ec 2 3 1 7 7 9 m May 8 1 8 05 T H O M A S
9 ii i EL I ZA B E TH
BRA DF O R D of Phila son Of Thom as Bradford an d M ary Fisher H e was
a de s cendan t in the fifth generation o f William Bradford the first Pri nter
in the Middle C olonies of British A merica * He was born at Phila Sep t
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Lawyer in Phila m July 2 1 1 8 3 1 Julie t S Re y dau o f
E man uel R e y E sq , plan ter, Of the I sland of St Mart i n
West In dies
N Y G N D B R C D vol iv
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3 BE N J A MIN R U SH BRADF O R D of New Brighton Beaver C o
Penn m in 1 8 60 Margare t Cam pbell o f Butler C o Penn
e si d e n t ( 1 8 7 1 ) Of P hi l a
4 W I LL I A M B R ADF ORD born in 1 8 1 5 a r
delphia
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5 T H O M A S BU DD BRAD F OR D born in 1 8 1 6
and tw ice married The name
o f the Gospel at Dover Del
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T H E M AT ER I A L S
TH E R E C O RDS O F
N E W YO R K W I LL S
IN THIS S K E TCH N O T O TH ERW IS E INDICATE D ARE F RO M
TH E R E F OR M E D DUTCH C H UR C H IN N E W YO R K , AND
AN D C O NV E YA NC E S
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Donaldson 1 1 1 2
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Du nces 1 7
Dwight, 2 1
De Groof
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Bayard
NA M E S
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El s worth , 2 0
E merson , 2 0
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Fisher 2 0
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D avits 1 6
D avy 2 0
De Groof 2 0
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D e K leyn 7 , 1 1
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De Lan oy 8
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