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-- BAYARD --
The family groups represented in this collection may not be complete, because information was entered bit by bit as I found it
or happened upon it; I have not done any systematic research on these families. Because they do not compose whole family
genealogies, these listings are arranged differently from most genealogical records or histories. Each listing is a family group,
and is arranged and filed alphabetically under the name of the head of the family.
Names are generally in alphabetical order (disregarding spelling variations and middle names), then in approx. chronological
order. The first sorting is by surname (mixing together any and all spelling variations), then by given name, then by approximate birthdate (when known) in approximate chronological order. For easier reference, surnames in headings are grouped together under the most common spelling usage that evolved in this geographical location, regardless of individualistic
spellings in the records themselves. Cross references are used in most cases where surname spellings substantially vary.
Within the quoted records, the individual spellings have been (mostly) retained because they sometimes provide clues (although in general—but with exceptions—they seem to largely reflect the record keeper's particular orthography and not always, at this early period, any special family preference). Those interested can see the variety and evolvement of a particular
name’s spelling and the interesting and sometimes amusing attempts at phonetic reproduction. Keep in mind that before
names and spellings were standardized, records reflected the individualistic whim of the particular recorder (often two different spellings of the same name within the same document). In addition, all records were handwritten, and sometimes deciphering a handwritten name in early records can be quite challenging! So expect to search under all possibilities of spelling
(for both surnames and given names).
Given names are grouped together without regard for middle initials or middle names. Because middle names and/or initials
are sometimes used, sometimes not used in various records, it seemed simplest to arrange entries as if the middle names or
initials did not exist. Usually all variations of a given name are grouped together as though spelled one way: Jan, Johannes,
John, etc. are all grouped as one (but also look under the other forms).
Sources and references are included with each "family" grouping, but may or may not include sources that are cited (or are
obvious, such as baptismal records, etc.) within the narrative or listing itself.
As with any compiled genealogical record, researchers should regard this information as leads and clues, and should verify
all data with independent research.
I welcome, and would be grateful for, any additions or corrections, especially with source citations.
copyright 2011
Patricia A. Wardell
130 Crestview Drive
Englewood, FL 34223
[email protected]
(I prefer e-mail correspondence)
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The family goes back to antiquity in France, its origin being traced to the Province of Dauphiné; about 6 miles from
Grenoble are the ruins of Chateau Bayard. A branch of the Bayards, early adopting the Reformed faith, fled to England and
one (Nicholas) became a minister at Norwich. He later went to Antwerp. His son, Lazare (Balthazar ?) went to Breda and
later Amsterdam, returned to Breda, where he d. 1643. He m. Judith De Vos, at Ziericksee. — Information online February 1998 from
Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>
The Baird family (see separate file) is descended from Peter Bard, an early settler (by 1718) at Burlington, NJ.
Bayard, Adam
Adam Bayard
m. (poss)
Margaret Shuart
son of
dau. of
b. abt. 1788
b. abt. 1810
Adam Baird, 30-40, was listed in the 1840 Federal Census, living in Franklin Township, Bergen County, NJ. Listed living
with him were one male 10-15, two females under 5, and one female 20-30.
They were listed in the 1850 Federal Census, New Jersey, Bergen Co., Hohokus Township, p. 23, enumerated 15 Aug
1850, Dwelling 454, Family 498 (all b. NJ) -- Adam Buyard, 62, Laborer, value real estate $300; Margaret [Buyard], 40;
David [Buyard[, 23, idiotic; Jane [Buyard], 14; Ledia [Buyard], 12; John [Buyard], 7.
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---children of Adam Bayard
• David Bayard, b. abt. 1827
• Jane Bayard, b. abt. 1836
• Lidia Bayard (Lydia?), b. 2 Nov 1837; bp. [no date] Ramapo Ref Ch, Mahwah
• John Bayard, b. abt. 1843
---Sources: 1840 Federal Census, New Jersey, Bergen County,Franklin Township; 1850 Federal Census, Bergen County, Hohokus Township, dwelling 454, family 498
Bayard, Balthazar (Lazere; Lasare)
Balthazar Bayard
m. 1601
Judith De Vos
son of Nicholas Bayard &
Ziericksee
dau. of
d. 1643 Breda
d.
The family goes back to antiquity in France, its origin being traced to the Province of Dauphiné; about 6 miles from
Grenoble are the ruins of Chateau Bayard. A branch of the Bayards, early adopting the Reformed faith, fled to England and
one (Nicholas) became a minister at Norwich. He later went to Antwerp. His son, Lazare (Balthazar ?) went to Breda and
later Amsterdam, returned to Breda, where he d. 1643. He m. Judith De Vos, at Ziericksee.1
Balthazar/Lasare Baijard was minister in Breda of the Walloon Church.2
---children of Balthazar Bayard & Judith De Vos:
• Judith Bayard, bp. 16 Nov 1608 Walloon Ch, Breda2; m. 1646 Amsterdam, Gov. Petrus/Peter Stuyvesant.
• Rebecca Bayard, bp. 30 Sep 1609 Walloon Ch, Breda2
• Samuel Bayard, bp. Sep 1609 Walloon Ch, Breda2; d. before May 1647; m. Holland, Anna Stuyvesant, sister of Gov.
Peter Stuyvesant. She came to New Amsterdam, as a widow, with her brother Peter, and her three sons, May 11, 1647.
• Louis Bayard, bp. 16 Jan 1612 Walloon Ch, Breda2
• Paul Bayard, bp. 1 Feb 1613 Walloon Ch, Breda2
• Abraham Bayard, bp. 12 Jan 1614 Walloon Ch, Breda2
• Cataline Bayard, bp. 2 March 1616 Walloon Ch, Breda2
• Daniel Bayard, bp. 3 Dec 1617 Walloon Ch, Breda2
---Sources:
[1] Information online February and April 1998 from Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>;
[2] Information online Jan 2004, Dutch-Colonies List, from Frans Gouverneur <[email protected]>;
Pelletreau, William S., Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I, (online at <genealogy.com>), p. 97
Bayard, Balthazar
Balthazar Bayard
son of Samuel Bayard &
Anna Stuyvesant
b.
Maria Loockermans
dau. of Govert Loockermans &
(1) Ariaentje Jans
b. 3 Nov1641 on the ship Coninck David on the
voyage to St. Christopher and New Netherland
d. before 19 Feb 1706
d.
He came to America with his widowed mother and her brother-in-law Governor Peter Stuyvesant on 11 May 1647.
Balthazar Bayard, en syn huysv. Marritje Loockermans, were listed in the 1686 Domnie Selyns list of members of the
NYC Ref Ch. They were living on Broadway. Listed before them were: ...Tryntje Bickers, h. v. Walter Heyers; de Hr. Francois Rombout, en syn h. Helena Teller; Isaac Stephenszen, en syn h. Margareta van Veen; Lucas Andrieszen, en syn h.
Aefje Laurence. Listed after them were: Mr. Gerrit van Tricht, en syn h. Maria van der Grift; Blandina Kierstede, h. v.
Pieter Bayard; Rachel Kierstede; Jan Peeck en syn huysv. Lysbeth van Imburg; etc.1
In his will, he wrote: In the name of God, Amen, this 4th day of March, 1699. I, Balthazar Bayard, of the city of New
York, brewer, being of perfect health. I leave to my wife, Maria Bayard, during her widowhood, the use and benefit of all my
estate, and make her guardian of the children that shall be under age. Provided always that in case my wife shall see cause to
change her condition by a second matrimony, she shall be obliged, before the solemnization of the same, to make choice of fit
persons, out of my nearest relations in blood, to be guardians of the children, and to deliver up all the estate, and reserve the
full dowry which is due to her by law. In consideration that my daughters, Ariantie Ver Planck and Anne Maria Jay, at the
time of their marriage have received a portion of £100, each of my children shall have the same before any general division.
After my wife's decease, I leave to my eldest son my dwelling house and brew house, and a piece of land thereto belonging,
with other buildings "that shall be earth or nayle fastened thereupon," with all the appurtenances, including horses and beer
casks, and he shall pay to my youngest son one half of the value of the same, at the appraisement of indifferent persons. And
the youngest son shall allow to my eldest son as being the first born, £25. I leave to my two sons all my apparell and clothing,
and to my daughters, after the death of my wife, "all her apparell and clothes, and the jewells of gold and silver that have
been belonging to her body." I leave all the rest of my estate to my children, Ariantie, Anna Maria, Jacobus, Garrett and Judy.
If my eldest son shall endeavor to vacate or contradict this my will, he shall be excluded from all benefit. Witnesses,
J. Mineveille, Johanes Kip, Johanes Kierstede, Samuel Bayard. Proved before Lord Cornbury, February 19, 1705/6.
---children of Balthazar Bayard & Maria Loockermans:
• Samuel Bayard, b. 20 7ber (Sept) 1665 (Bible); d.y.
• Ariantje Bayard, b. 18 Nov 1667 (Bible); bp. (as Aneantje) 20 Nov 1667 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Nicholas Bayard, Janneken
Loockermans); m. 1691 NYC, Samuel Ver Planck
• Anne Maria Bayard, b. 6 March 1670 (Bible); bp. 10 March 1670 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Hendrick Van de Water, Anna
Stuyvesants); m. 28 Oct 1697 NYC, Auguste/Augustus Jay. They had children bp. French Church NYC c. 1700-1701.
• Samuel Bayard, b. 14 June 1672 (Bible); bp. 16 June 1672 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Mr. Hans Kierstede, Balthazarus Lazarus
m. 12 Nov 1664
New Amsterdam
(Banns: 19 Oct 1664
NYC Ref Ch)
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Stuyvesant, Janneken Kierstede)
• Judith Bayard, b. 31 Jan 1677 (Bible); bp. 7 Feb 1677 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Olof Stephenszen Van Cortlant, Judith Verlet
[wife of Nicholas Bayard]); d. 10 Feb 1677
• Jacobus Bayard, bp. 25 June 1679 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Nicolaes Willem Stuyvesant, Grietie Ver Meulen); m. (prob)
Hillegond de Key
• Govert Bayard, bp. 4 Nov 1682 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Stephanus Van Courtlant, Annetje Loockermans)
• Judith Bayard, bp. 23 May 1685 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Wilhelmus de Meyert, Judith Bayard)
• Garrett Bayard
---Sources:
[1] Dominie Selyns’ List of Members of the Dutch Church of New York City 1686, in Year book of Holland Society of NY, 1916 , p. 21;
Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of New York Wills, Vol I 1665-1707, pages 416 & 417; De Lancey, Edward F., "Original Family Records of Loockermans, Bayard, Van Cortlandt,
Van Rensselaer, and Schuyler" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, April 1874, p. 69 (Loockermans-Bayard Family Bible); Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch
Church, New York [City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, Vol. III); Genealogical Records; Manuscript Entries of Births, Deaths and Marriages,
Taken from Family Bibles 1581 - 1917, at Ancestry.com; Pelletreau, William S., Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I,
(online at <genealogy.com>), p. 97
Byard, Conrad (Biard)
Conrad Byard
m. 3 May 1833
Jane Peterson
son of David Byard &
Saddle River Ref Ch
dau. of John Peterson &
Margaret
Jannetje Ennis
b. about 1808
b. about 1812
d. 8 June 1874 Ramsey, Bergen Co., NJ
d. after her husband
buried Mahwah, Bergen Co., NJ
buried
He was a farmer and they lived at Ramsey, Bergen Co., NJ.
Conrad Byard, 57, laborer, and Jane, 48, his wife, were listed in the 1860 Federal Census, living in Hohokus Township,
Bergen County, NJ. Listed living with them were: Margaret J., 27, young lady; Euphemia, 11; and Ellen, 8.
They were listed in the 1865 New Jersey State Census, living in Hohokus Township: Conrad Byard, Jane Byard, Margaret
Jane Byard, Elizabeth Byard, Phemy Byard, and Ellen Byard.
---children of Conrad Byard & Jane Peterson:
• Margaret Jane Bayard, b. 22 July 1833; bp. [no date] Ramapo Ref Ch, Mahwah; d. 1911; buried Ref Chyd, Wyckoff,
Bergen Co., NJ.
• James Byard, b. 1836; d. before his father, leaving a son, James, Jr. In the 1860 Federal Census, he is probably the James
Byard, 24, laborer, listed living with the family of James and Sarah Van Gelder in Hohokus Township, Bergen County, NJ.
• John Byard, b. 1839.
• David Byard, b. 1841; m. Leah M. Pulis. David Byard and his sister Mary, were probably listed in the 1860 Federal
Census, New Jersey, Bergen Co., Hohokus Township, Dwelling 469, Family 540 -- Anderson Freeman, 30, Machinist?, b.
NY; Caroline [Freeman], 28 (25?), wife, b. NJ; J. Albert [Freeman], 4, b. NY; Susan [Freeman], 2, b. NJ; David Byard,
19, Harness Maker, b. NJ; Mary A. [Byard], 17, Servant, b. NJ.
• Mary Ann Byard, b. 1843; m. Daniel Davis.
• Elizabeth Byard, b. 1847; m. John Finch.
• Euphemia Byard, b. 1849; m. William H. Pulis
• Ellen Byard, b. 1853; d. before her father, leaving a son, William.
---Sources: Howard Durie, The Kakiat Patent, p. 209; 1850 Federal Census, Bergen County, Hohokus Township, dwelling 395, family 434; 1860 Federal Census, New Jersey,
Bergen County, Hohokus Township (Hohokus P.O., taken July 1860 by A. Van Emburgh), dwelling 750, family 823 (family of Conrad Byard); 1865 New Jersey State Census,
Bergen County, Hohokus Township (#407 Conrad Byard and family); Ackerman, Herbert S. and Arthur J. Goff, Records of the Wyckoff Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
(Wyckoff, Bergen County, NJ) January 1945; Saddle River Reformed Church (Upper Saddle River, Bergen Co., NJ) Records, including gravestones inscriptions from the adjacent
chyd (typescript); Martha Ann Zabriskie Memorandum Book (Bergen County Historical Society), p. 12; Ackerman, Herbert S., and Arthur J. Goff, [Records of the] Ramapo Reformed Church; Ramapo Lutheran Church, 1944 (reprint 1997 Bergen Historic Books)
Byard, David
David Byard
son of
Anna Fisher
dau. of Michael Fisher &
Mary
Anna, wife of David Byard was mentioned in her father’s will dated 6 Jan 1802, probated 9 June 1802.
m.
---Sources: Information online Dec 1999, from "Rob Fisher" <[email protected]>
Byard, David
David Byard
m.
-?---children of David Byard &
• Annatje/Hannah Byard, m. (1) 9 Feb 1797 Kakiat Ref Ch, Conrad May; m. (2) 4 Nov 1815 Sugar Loaf St., NYC Dutch
Ref Ch, John Smith
---Sources: New York #2, 1740s-1880s Marriage Index online at genealogy.com; Marriage Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of West New Hempstead, New York 17741898, also known as “Kakiat” and presently referred to as “Brick Church” online at <http://www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com/>
Bayard, David
David Bayard
m.
Grietje (Margaret)
On 3 March 1804 (recorded 14 May 1806, Bergen Co. Y:17) Conrad Wanmaker of Bergen County, yeoman, and Maria, his
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wife, conveyed to David Bayard of the same place, for £18, 1 acre strict measure in the Township of Franklin, beginning at
land of Abraham Aury; along road. Signed by Coonrad Wanmaker (his mark), Maria Wanmaker (her mark). Witnessed by
John Rnt.? Hicks; Thomas S. Banta.1
On 15 November 1805 (recorded 25 August 1806, Bergen Co. Y:225) John R. Hicks and Rachel, his wife, of the Township
of Franklin, conveyed to David Byard of the same place, for $25, 1 acre in the neighborhood of New Success in the Township
of Franklin, beginning high road, corner of James Degrote; John R. Hicks. Signed by John R. Hicks, Rachel Hicks (her
mark). Witnessed by John Young (his mark), Wintent [?] Debaun (her mark).1
---children of David Bayard & Grietje
• Adam Beyerd, bp. 18 Oct 1795 Paramus Ref Ch (wit: Coenraad and Maria Wannemaker)
• (poss) Conrad Byard, b. about 1808; m. Jane Peterson. They lived at Ramsey, Bergen Co., NJ.
---Sources:
[1] Bergen County, NJ Deeds, at Bergen Co., Division of Cultural & Historic Affairs, Hackensack, NJ, abstracted by Patricia A. Wardell;
Randolph, Howard S. F., and Russell Bruce Rankin, Paramus...Reformed Dutch Church [Bergen Co., NJ] Baptisms...Together with Records from the Gravestones..., 1935
Bayard, David
Claire Tholl Map of the Ramapo Tract, Bergen Co., NJ:
#152, David Bayard, 74.6 A ([Ramsey/Mahwah vicinity]
Byard, Harmen
Harmen Byard
m.
Rachel Moore
son of
dau. of Thomas Moore &
d. before Dec 1817
d.
Rachel Moore m. (2) 6 Dec 1817 Madison Avenue Ref Ch, NYC, John A. Post, son of Aaron Post.
---Sources: Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Madison Avenue Reformed Church in the City of New York, Vol. 2 (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical
Society e-Library)
Byard, Henry
Henry Byard
m.
Bridget Smith
---children of Henry Byard & Bridget Smith:
• Garrit Bayard, b. 27 April 1807; bp. 1 July 1807 Greenwich Ref Ch, NYC (as Garrit, son of Henry Bayard &
Bridget Smith)
• Anna Bayard, b. 29 June 1809; bp. 6 Aug 1809 Greenwich Ref Ch, NYC (as Anna, dau. of Henry Bayard &
Bridget Smith)
• David Harring Byard, b. 10 Oct 1811; bp. 8 Dec 1811 Greenwich Ref Ch, NYC (as David Harring, son of Henry Byard &
Bridget Smith)
• Eliza Byard, b. 7 May 1820; bp. 4 Aug 1822 Greenwich Ref Ch, NYC (as Eliza, dau. of Henry Byard & Bridged Smith)
---Sources: Vosburgh, Royden Woodward, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church at Greenwich in the City of New York, (Baptisms) (online at New York Genealogical & Biographical Society e-Library)
Bayard, Isaac
From The Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey from 1725 to 1744, Perth Amboy: 1960; (Re: Ramapo Tract; paraphrased unless in
quotes)
(Vol. IV, p. 175)...29 May 1742...Mr. Ashfield ...exchanged leases with Isaac Bayard...
Beyard, Jacobus
Jacobus Beyard
m. 22 Dec 1703
Hillegont de Key
son of (prob) Balthazar Bayard &
NYC Ref Ch
dau. of (prob) Theunis de Key &
Maria Loockermans
(License 18 Dec 1703)
Helena Van Brug
bp.
bp. 1 Nov 1682 NYC Ref Ch
---children of Jacobus Bayard & Hillegont de Key:
• Maria Beyard, bp. 28 Jan 1705 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Jacobus de Key, Maria Bogards, Wed.); apparently d.y.
• Balthazar Beyardt, bp. 30 Aug 1706 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Col. Nicolaas Beyardt, Augustes Jay, Ariaantje Wurmstaal)
• Helena Beiard, bp. 11 July 1708 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Abraham Wendel, Helena de Kay, Wede.)
• Maria Bayard, bp. 16 July 1710 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Jacobus de Kay, Jnr., Catharina Wendel)
• Jacobus Bayard, bp. 6 May 1713 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Augustus Guda [ie Jay], Anna Maria Beyard, s.h.v.)
• Samuel Bayard, bp. 23 Jan 1715 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Beyard, Margareta Van Cortlant, s.h.v.)
• Theunis Bayard, bp. 21 April 1717 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Abraham Wendel, Helena de Kay, Wede.)
---Sources: Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York [City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, Vol. III); Marriages from 1639 to 1801
in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society), reprinted 1997 by Heritage
Books
Bayard, John (Col.)
John Bayard
He lived in New Brunswick, NJ, and was a personal friend of George Washington.
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---children of John Bayard
• Samuel Bayard
---Sources: Information online Dec 1999 from Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>;
Byard, John
John Byard
m.
Mary
b. about 1854 NJ
b. about 1863 NJ
John Byard, 26, worker in cotton mill (probably the Rosencrantz Cotton Mill), and Mary, 17, his wife, were listed in the
1880 Federal Census, living in Hohokus Township, Bergen County, NJ (probably in or near what became Waldwick Borough).
---Sources: 1880 Federal Census, New Jersey, Bergen County, Hohokus Township, 2nd District (taken June 1880), Dwelling 100, Family 104
Bayard, Lazare
Bayard, Michael
Michael Bayard
son of
(Rev.) (Lazarus)
See: Bayard, Balthezar
Elizabeth Ackerman
dau. of Petrus Ackerman &
Maria Bogert
b.
b. 6 Jan 1775
bp.
bp. 29 Jan 1775
In the Tappan Ref Ch record of their marriage, they were “Michael Byard of Saddle River and Elizabeth Ackkerman of
Tappan.”
---children of Michael Bayard & Elizabeth Ackerman:
• John Bayard, b. 26 Oct, bp. 24 Nov 1799 Tappan Ref Ch (wit: John Ackerman & Lea Ackerman)
• Peter Bayard, b. 15 Jan 1801; bp. 1 March 1801 NY Collegiate Ch
• Antie Bayard, b. 10 Jan 1803; bp. 27 March 1803 NY Collegiate Ch
• John Bayard, b. 3 Feb 1805; bp. 7 April 1805 NY Collegiate Ch
• Maria Bayard, b. 28 Aug 1807; bp. 20 Sep 1807 NY Collegiate Ch
• Margaret Bayard, b. 20 June 1809; bp. 20 Sep 1809 NY Collegiate Ch.
m. 16 Feb 1799
Tappan Ref Ch
---Sources: Cole, David, (Tappan Ref Church Baptisms, included in) History of Rockland County, New York, 1884 (reprinted 1986); Tobey, The Ackerman Family, vol.1, p. 99;
“Betrothals and Marriages of the Dutch Reformed Church of Tappan, Rockland County, NY” in The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, serialized, beginning in
issue Vol. LXXXIV, No. 3 (July 1953)
Bayard, Nicholas
Nicholas Bayard
son of
Judith Varleth
dau. of Casper Varleth &
Judith Tintenier
b. 1644 (Alphen?)
b. Amsterdam
d. after 9 May 1707, before 19 April 1711 (17092)
d. before 19 April 1711
Judith Verlet was accused of and imprisoned for Witchcraft about 1662 in Hartford, CT.
He was a wealthy and influential merchant, and was Mayor of NYC 1685.
In his will dated 9 May 1707, probated 19 April 1711, Nicholas Bayard, of New York, merchant, mentioned wife Judith
and son Samuel Bayard. He named his wife sole executrix. Witnesses were Jan Hardenbrook, Jan Tunisen Van Pelt, and
Abraham Stoutenbergh. The will was probated 19 April 1711, “Judith Bayard having since deceased.”
---children of Nicholas Bayard & Judith Valeth:
• Samuel Bayard, bp. 5 Sep 1669 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Nicolaes Verleth, Anna Stuyvensant); m. 12 March 1696
Margrietje/Margarita Van Cortland, dau. of Stephen Van Cortlandt & Gertrude Schuyler. She m. (2) Peter Kemble of
NJ.
m. 23 May 1666
NYC Ref Ch
---Sources:
[1] Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society (Vol. II, 1708-1728,
pub. 1893), p. 68 (will of Nicholas Bayard);
[2] Genealogical record, Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York, 1905, p. 14, online at
<http://historical.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/cul.nys/docviewer?did=nys059&view=50&frames=0&seq=5>;
Information online February 1998 from Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>; Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New AmsterdamNew York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); Pelletreau, William S., Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and
Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I, (online at <genealogy.com>), p. 99
Bayard, Nicholas
Nicholas Bayard
son of Samuel Bayard &
Margaret Van Cortland
bp. August 28, 1698
d. 21 Nov 1765
Elizabeth Rynders
dau. of Barent Rynders &
Hester
bp.
d.
m. (2)
Margaretta Van Beverhout (Langmat)
In his will, he wrote: ...I, Nicholas Bayard, of New York, merchant, being of sound and perfect memory, Praised be God,
m. (1)
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reflecting upon the certainty of death and the uncertain hour thereof, and being desirous to settle my affairs in the best order
in my power." "My Body I desire may be buried in a decent and Christian manner in the family vault, at the discretion of my
executors." I leave to my son, Stephen Bayard, 60 Lots of ground, being part of my farm or land situate, lying and being in
the Out Ward of New York, and are marked and distinguished in and by a map or plan made with many other Lots as Numbers 1 to 21 inclusive, 34 to 41 inclusive, 162 to 171 inclusive, 194 to 204 inclusive, 226 to 235 inclusive, as by the said map
dated January 15, 1752, made by Francis Marschalk, City Surveyor, may appear. I give these to my son Stephen and his heirs
and assigns forever. I also leave him my negro wench, "Molly," and my negro man, "Quimono." I leave to my daughter
Elizabeth 30 Lots of ground, being part of my farm lying in the Bowery, and marked and distinguished on the said map as
Lots Numbers 95 to 108 inclusive, 118 to 129 inclusive, 146 to 149 inclusive, To her and her heirs and assigns forever. I also
leave her my negro girl "Celia." I leave to my daughter Ann all those 30 lots, being part of my farm in the Bowery, in the Out
Ward of New York, and distinguished on said map as Numbers 130 to 145 inclusive, 150 to 156 inclusive, 177 to 183 inclusive, To her and her heirs and assigns forever. I also leave her my negro wench "Eva." I leave to my daughter Hester (wife of
John Van Cortlandt) all those 30 certain lots distinguished on said map as Numbers 22 to 25 inclusive, 50 to 53 inclusive, 70
to 77 inclusive, 188 to 193 inclusive, 218 to 221 inclusive, 240 to 243 inclusive. And whereas I have given the said lots to my
son-in-law, John Van Cortlandt, and my daughter Hester by deed, I hereby confirm the same. And whereas I have given to my
daughter Judith (wife of Jeremiah Van Rensselaer) all those certain 30 lots marked on said map as Numbers 54 to 61 inclusive, 86 to 90 inclusive, 113 to 117 inclusive, 184 to 187 inclusive, 222 to 224 inclusive, 226, and 236 to 299 inclusive. Now
for a further assurance I hereby confirm the same. All the rest of my houses and lands in the Out Ward, except as given
herein, and also except a lot of ground lying in the Bowery in the Out Ward and adjoining the lands of Elbert Haring and
Robert Benson, late deceased, which I have given by deed of gift to my son Stephen, I leave to my son, Nicholas Bayard, to
him and his heirs and assigns. I leave to my son Nicholas my dwelling house and lot of ground situate on the southwest side
of Wall street, as the same is occupied by him. Also both my Sugar houses in New York, and the utensils thereto belonging,
the stock of sugar excepted. I also leave him my coach house and the lots whereon the said houses and buildings stand, and
all my lots on the north side of Wall street. But he is not to have the said lots unless he doth within one year pay to my executors £1,500 for my dwelling house and £1,500 for the Sugar houses, Store house, Coach house and lots thereto belonging. I
also leave to my son Nicholas my negro man "Robin." All the linnen which I had by my last wife in marriage, which may be
known by the marks thereon, I leave to the children of my last wife, viz., Elizabeth, Ann, and Stephen. The rest of my household stuff I leave to my 4 children, Nicholas, Elizabeth, Ann, and Stephen. I have provided for my two daughters,
Hester Van Cortlandt and Judith Van Rensselaer, with outsets at their marriage. The portions of my estate left to my children,
Elizabeth, Ann, and Stephen, are to be under the management of my executors. All my debts to be paid out of the estate left
to my children. I make my son Nicholas, and my sons-in-law, John Van Cortlandt and Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, and my
brother, Samuel Bayard, and my nephew, William Bayard, executors. Dated September 18, 1762. Witnesses,
Barent L. V. Beverhardt, Joshua Duley, Whitehead Hicks. Proved, December 30, 1765. Sir Henry Moore, Baronet, CaptainGeneral and Governor-in-Chief of the Province of New York, To all, etc. Know ye that on the 30 day of December, 1765, before Goldsbrow Banyer the will of Nicholas Bayard was proved.
[NOTE.--Nicholas Bayard was the owner of the greater part of the "Bayard Farm," which forms so important a part of the
lower part of the city of New York. It lay on both sides of Broadway, the eastern part being the "Bowery" mentioned in the
will. Elizabeth street, Hester street, and Ann street (now Grand street) were named after the daughters. Nicholas Bayard was
son of Samuel Bayard and Margaret Van Cortlandt, and was baptized August 28, 1698. He married, 1st, Elizabeth Rynders,
daughter of Barent and Hester Rynders, and granddaughter of the famous Jacob Leisler. The children by this marriage were
Judith, Hester, and Nicholas, baptized June 13, 1733. He married, 2d, Margaretta Van Beverhout, and had children Elizabeth,
Ann, and Stephen, baptized July 16, 1760. The "New York Gazette" contained the following notice: "On Thursday last (November 21, 1765), after a short Indisposition, died, at his Seat in the Bowery, Nicholas Bayard, Esq., for many years an
eminent Merchant of this City. His Funeral was attended on Saturday by a great number of Gentlemen, his Acquaintances,
Relatives, Friends, Tenants, and Domestics, and his Remains deposited in the Family Vault. His Loss is most regretted by
those who knew him most." His son, Nicholas Bayard, had five daughters, Mary, wife of William Houston (after whom
Houston street was named. He died March 13, 1813, and his wife died before, August 7, 1806). Catharine, wife of
Robert C. Johnson, Eliza, wife of John H. Mackintosh, Ann L., wife of Nicholas S. Bayard, and Margaret, wife of
Gerard Rutgers. The two houses and lots on the south side of Wall street are now Nos. 37-43 Wall street. They were 62 feet
wide. In 1772 Nicholas Bayard sold them to Philip Livingston and others, as assignees, for £3,000. They were described as
bounded east by Cornelius Sebring, south by the Old Dutch Churchyard, and west by John Crooke. These lots in 1797 were
bought by William Jauncey, and remained in his family till recent years. In 1835 these lots were Nos. 20-22 Wall street.--W. S. P.]
In her will, she wrote: ...I, Margaritie Bayard, wife of Nicholas Bayard, of New York, merchant, do make this my will."
"Whereas the above named Nicholas Bayard and Margaritie Bayard (then Margaritie Beverhout), on the 2d of December,
1755, being before agreed to enter the holy estate of marriage, the same was accordingly solemnized, but previous thereto,
they, the said Nicholas Bayard and Peter Winne, of Albany, and the said Margaritie Beverhout, widow, of New York, by certain Articles of agreement, bearing the same date, it was agreed that if the intended marriage should take effect, it was agreed
that Nicholas Bayard should be entitled to all of her real and personal estate, and the same was conveyed to Peter Winne, by
Deed of Lease and Release. And it was further agreed that the said Margaritie should have full power to make her will, and to
give to her children £2,400, being part of her personal estate, which he, the said Nicholas, agreed to confirm, by paying that
sum, and did bind himself in the sum of £4,800." I therefore leave the said £2,400 as follows: To my son,
Barent Langemaght Van Beverhout, £800, when of age; to my daughters, Mary Beverhout and Margaret Beverhout, £800
each, when of age. I make my sons-in-law (step sons), Claudian and Johanes Van Beverhout, "who are half brothers to my
said children," and my good friend, Johanes Pannele, of New York, merchant, executors. Dated, May 26, 1758. Witnesses,
John Stout, Philip Ver Planck, Jr., Simon Johnson. Proved, October 29, 1770. The executors being out of the Province, Letters of Administration are granted to Anne Burke, of New York, spinster. Confirmed by Gov. Dunmore, October 29, 1770.
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---children of Nicholas Bayard & (1) Elizabeth Rynders:
• Judith Bayard, bp. 29 Feb 1740 NYC Ref Ch; m. 3 July 1760 NYC, Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, son of
John Van Rensselaer & Engelica Livingston
• Hester Bayard, m. John Van Cortland
• Nicholas Bayard, bp. 13 June 1733
• Margreta Bayard, bp. 27 Aug 1738 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Peter Kemble, Geertruy Bayard, syn h.v.)
---children of Nicholas Bayard & (2) Margaretta Van Beverhout:
• Elizabeth Bayard
• Anna Bayard, bp. 21 June 1758 NYC Ref Ch (wit: William Bayard, Francyntje Moor, h.v. Samuel Bayard)
• Stephanus Bayard, bp. 21 May 1759 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Nicholas Bayard, Junr., Margarita Van Dam, huis v. W. Cockroft);
apparently d.y.
• Stephanus Bayert, bp. 16 July 1760 NYC Ref Ch (parents: Nicolaas Bayert, Margaruta Langmat) (wit:
Gerhardus Stuyvesant, Geertruy van Coirtland, h.v. Johs. Renselaar)
---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society , Vol. VI, 17601766, p. 427 (will of Nicholas Bayard); Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol VII 1766-1771, p. 345 (will of Margaritie Bayard); Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York [City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical &
Biographical Society, Vol. III)
Bayard, Nicholas
Nicholas Bayard
m.
Catharine Livingston
son of Nicholas Bayard &
dau. of Peter Van Brugh Livingston &
(1) Elizabeth Rynders
bp. 13 June 1733
bp.
d. 1802
d. 2 Nov 1775, ae 321
---children of Nicholas Bayard &
• Mary Bayard, d. before 7 Aug 1806; m. 10 June 1786, William Houston (Houstoun) (after whom Houston street was
named. He died March 13, 1813.
• Catharine Bayard, m. Robert C. Johnson.
• Eliza Bayard (Elizabeth), m. John H. Mackintosh.
• Anna Livingston Bayard, m. Nicholas S. Bayard.
• Margaret Sarah Bayard, m. Gerard Rutgers.
---Sources:
[1] Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol VIII 1771-1776, p.
304 (death of Catharine Bayard “leaving 5 young children” from contemporary newspapers);
Pelletreau, William S., Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I, (online at <genealogy.com>), p. 102
Bayard, Nicholas
Nicholas Bayard
son of
(Dr.)
Ann Livingston Bayard
dau. of
m. 1798
NYC
---Sources: New York City, 1600s-1800s Marriage Index online at Ancestry.com
Bayard, Peter
Peter Bayard (Petrus)
m. 28 Nov 1674
Blandina Kiersted
son of Samuel Bayard &
NYC Ref Ch
dau. of Dr. Hans Kiersted &
Anna Stuyvesant
Sarah Roelof
b. about 1640 Alphen, Holland2
b. 1653 New York
bp.
bp. 8 June 1653 NYC Ref Ch
d. 1699 NYC
d. 1702 NYC (before 16 April 1711)
Peter Bayard was a nephew of Peter Stuyvesant.
Petrus Bayard became a convert to the doctrines of the Labadists, and moved to their colony in MD and was
prominent there. In his old age, he withdrew from the community and returned to NYC. His wife was well versed in the
Indian tongue, and was frequently an interpreter. She lived on the north side of Exchange Place, a little east of Broadway in
New York City. On Aug 10, 1700, she obtained a large tract (5 tracts, bought from the Indians) of land in what is now
Rockland County, near the Gore Line, in the present town of Ramapo. She improved the land and settled there. Upon her
death, it was passed to her children, Petrus and Sarah. A patent was never obtained for the land.
Blandina Kierstede, h. v. Pieter Bayard, was listed in the 1686 Dominie Selyns list of members of the NYC Ref Ch. She
was living on Broadway. Listed before her were: ...Isaac Stephenszen, en syn h. Margareta van Veen; Lucas Andrieszen, en
syn h. Aefje Laurence; Balthazar Bayard, en syn huysv. Marritje Loockermans; Mr. Gerrit van Tricht, en syn h.
Maria van der Grift. Listed after her were: Rachel Kierstede; Jan Peeck en syn huysv. Lysbeth van Imburg;
Gysbert van Imburg.; Tryntie Adolphus, h. v. Thomas Hooker; etc.3
As a widow, after receiving an Indian deed on 10 August 1700, Blandina (Kiersted) Bayard established an Indian trading
post in Mahwah, Bergen Co., NJ, later run by her dau-in-law Rachel Bayard and her nephew Lucas Kiersted. The land
deeded to her was considered at that time to be in New York state, and measured about 12 miles by 16 miles. It included
Mahwah, Oakland, and Campgaw and parts of New York State.
In her will, dated 25 Sep 1702, probated 16 April 1711, Blandina Bayard of the city of New York, widow, mentioned late
husband Petrus Bayard; eldest son Samuel Bayard; dau. Sarah; son Petrus Bayard. She appointed son Petrus Bayard, her
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brother Lewis Kierstede, and her friend Hendrick Van Bomel executors. Witnesses were Cornelius Lodge, Jacobus Bayard,
Jacob Bloom. Petrus Bayard and Lewis Kierstede both being dead without having proved the will, Letters of Administration
were granted to Rachel, widow of Petrus Bayard, and to Abraham Goesbeck who married Sarah Bayard, daughter of
Blandina Bayard. The will abstract: I, Blandina Bayard, of the city of New York, widow. I leave to my eldest son,
Samuel Bayard, £25. To my daughter Sarah all my wearing apparell of woollen and linen, and one of my beds and furniture
and £12 in money to make her a silver tankard when she is of age or married. Whereas by a certain deed of Partition, made on
the 13 day of June, 1699, between my eldest son, Samuel Bayard, and his heirs and assigns and myself, whereby I do in conscience judge before God he has had a sufficient part of the estate of his father, Petrus Bayard, my late husband deceased,
therefore I have thought best to give all my estate, both real and personal, to my dear and well beloved son, Petrus Bayard,
and to my dear and well beloved daughter, Sarah Bayard. I appoint my son Petrus and my brother, Lewis Kierstede, and my
friend, Hendrick Van Bomel, executors, with full power to sell. Dated September 25, 1702. Witnesses, Cornelius Lodge,
Jacobus Bayard, Jacob Bloom. Proved, April 16, 1711. And Petrus Bayard and Lewis Kierstede both being dead without having proved the will, Letters of administration are granted to Rachel, widow of Petrus Bayard and to Abraham Goesbeck who
married Sarah Bayard, daughter of Blandina Bayard.1
---children of Peter Bayard & Blandina Kiersted:
• Samuel Bayard, bp. 12 Oct. 1675 NY Dutch Church; d. 23 November 1721; married (1) Elizabeth Sluyter; m. (2) 1699
Susannah Bouchelle, dau. of Lege de Bouchelle & Anna Margareta Couda/Conde
• Peter Bayard (Petrus Bayard), d. before 1710; m. 5 October 1699 NYC Ref Ch, Rachel Van Balen. He was a mariner
from New York. Rachel married (2) Henry Wileman, a lawyer, and by 1754, again a widow, she was living in Ulster
Co., N.Y. of unsound mind “by reason of age.”)
• Anna Maria Bayard, bp. 25 June 1679 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Mr. Hans Kierstede, Judith Isendorn)
• Hans Bayard, bp. 19 April 1681 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Lucas and Cathrina Kierstede)
• Sara Bayard, bp. 11 March 1683 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Johannes Kip, Rachel Kierstede); married 26 August 1703,
Abraham Gasbeek Chambers. He was b. Dec 1679; bp. Jan 1680 Kingston Ref Ch; d. 28 Sep 1759.1
---Sources:
[1] Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society (Vol. II, 1708-1728,
pub. 1893), p. 68 (will of Blandina Bayard);
[2] Bogardus, William Brower, Dear “Cousin”: A Charted Genealogy of the Descendants of Anneke Jans Bogardus (1605-1663) to the 5th Generation, 1996, Chart No. 2E;
[3] Dominie Selyns’ List of Members of the Dutch Church of New York City 1686, in Year book of Holland Society of NY, 1916 , p. 21;
[4] Information Jan 2005 from Cynthia Zuber <[email protected]>;
[5] Randolph, Howard S. F., “The Kierstede Family” in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1934 (Vol. 65, No. 3), p. 228;
"The Kierstede Family" by Howard S. F. Randolph, in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, July 1934, p. 228; Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York
[City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, Vol. III); NYC Ref Dutch Church Marriages, in NYG&B Record, Oct 1875, p. 190; McMahon, Reginald, Ramapo: Indian Trading Post to State College, p. 1; Baptisms in the Dutch Church, New York [City], 1902, Vol. I, p. 140, 147, 157; Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society); Pelletreau, William S., Historic
Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I, (online at <genealogy.com>), p. 97
Bayard, Peter
Peter Bayard
m. 5 Oct 1699
Rachel Van Balen (Van Bolen)
son of Peter Bayard &
NYC Ref Ch
dau. of Jan Hendricksen Van Balen &
Blandina Kiersted
(banns: 29 Sep 1699
Helena Teller
b.
NYC Ref Ch)
b. Amsterdam
d. before 1710
d. after 28 Jan 1719
In the NYC Ref Ch record of their banns and marriage, they were: Petrus Bayard, j.m. Van N. Yorck, en Rachel van Balen
j.d. Van Amsterd. beyde woonende alhier.
Petrus Bayard, of New York, mariner, dated his will 4 December 1708; it was probated 20 August 1713. In it he wrote:
I, Petrus Bayard, of New York, mariner, at this present time in good health. I leave to my eldest son Petrus, £5, when of age.
And all the rest of my estate, real and personal, I leave to my well beloved wife, Rachel Bayard, during her life, or until she
marries, with full power to sell the same. After her decease, all estate to go to my children, Petrus, Johanes, Samuel,
Henricus, and Helena. I appoint my brothers in law, Captain Henry Van Bael, Abraham Gaasbeck Chambers, and
Gualtherius Dubois, to make the division. Mentions "the children of my sister Sarah, wife of Abraham Gaasbeck Chambers,"
"my sisters in law Maria, wife of Isaac de Peyster; Margaret, wife of Capt. Nicholas Evertsen; Helena, wife of
Gualtherius Dubois, and Hanah Van Bael." I make my wife executor. Dated December 4, 1708. Witnesses,
Robert Drummond, Gerard Schuyler, Abraham Gouverneur. Proved, August 20, 1713.1
Rachel m. (2) Henry Wileman, a lawyer, and by 1754, again a widow, she was living in Ulster Co., NY of unsound mind
“by reason of age."
---children of Peter Bayard & Rachel Van Balen:
• Petrus Beiard, bp. 14 Aug 1700 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Will: Teller Senior, Blandina Biards, Weduwe); d. 1743 Essex Co., NJ;
m. Eve -?-. He was a merchant in Essex County, NJ. They had no children.
• Helena Bayart, bp. 9 Dec 1702 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Hendrik Van Bael, Helena Rombouts); m. 11 Oct 1730 NYC Ref Ch,
John Dubois.
• Johannis Beiard, bp. 8 Oct 1704 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Isaac de Peister, Maria de Peister, s.h.v. [sister of Rachel Van Baal])
• Samuel Beiard, bp. 14 July 1706 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Nicolaas Evertsen en Margrieta Van Baal, s.h.v.);
m. Catherine Carpenter.
• Hendrikus Beyard, bp. 25 Feb 1708 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Dom: Gualtherus Dubois en Isaak de Peister, Helena Van Baal,
h.v. van Do Dubois)
---Sources:
[1] Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society (Vol. II, 1708-1728,
pub. 1893), p. 120;
Baptisms in the Dutch Church of New York [City], Vol. I, p. 268, 287, 316, 329; Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City,
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1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical & Biographical Society), reprinted 1997 by Heritage Books
Bayard, Peter
Peter Bayard
m.
Eve
son of Peter Bayard &
dau. of
Rachel Van Balen
bp. 14 Aug 1700 NYC Ref Ch
bp.
d. before 21 Oct 1743 Essex Co., NJ
d.
Petrus Bayard was a merchant in Essex County, NJ.
They had no children.
In his will dated 6 June 1738, probated 21 Oct 1743, Peter Bayard, of the County of Essex in East New Jersey, mentioned
father-in-law [step-father] Henry Wileman; mother Rachel; brothers John and Samuel; sister Helena, wife of John Dubois;
Elizabeth Wileman. Made wife Eve executor. Wit: Henry Coerten, Herculus Wendover, George Lurting.1
In his will, dated 6 Jan 1738 Essex Co., NJ, Peter Bayard, merchant; mentioned Father-in-law, Henry Wileman; mother,
Rachel. Brothers--John and Samuel. Sisters--Helena, wife of John Debois, and Elizabeth Wileman. Real and personal estate.
Executrix--wife Eve. Witnesses--Henry Coerten, Heres Wendover, Geo. Lurting. Proved Apr. 25, 1744.2
---Sources:
[1] Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society (Vol. III, 1730-1744,
1894), p. 388;
[2] Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. II, 1730-1750 (online at Ancestry.com), p. 40 (will of Peter Bayard);
Bayard, Robert
Robert Bayard
son of
d.
(Major)
Rebecca Apthorpe
dau. of Hon. Charles Apthorpe &
d. 22 Feb 1771, in 25th yr., Flushing, NY
m.
---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol. VIII, 17711776, pub. 1899, p. 140 (death of Rebecca Bayard)
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
m. 21 Oct 1638
Anna Stuyvesant
son of (Rev) Lazare/Balthazar Bayard &
Amsterdam
dau. of (Rev) Balthazar Stuyvesant &
Judith De Vos (or Beyens?)
(1) Margaret Hardenstein
bp. Sep 1609 Walloon Ch, Breda
bp.
d. before 11 May 1647
d.
Samuel Bayard was college-educated and was a wealthy merchant in Amsterdam.
Anna Stuyvesant, sister of Gov. Peter Stuyvesant, came to New Amsterdam 11 May 1647 as a widow, with her brother and
her three sons.
Anna Stuyvesant Bayard owned 564 acres at Hoboken. Her great grandson, William Bayard had inherited the property, but
became a Loyalist and it was confiscated. It was purchased by Col John Stevens (a steamboat inventor), who was Treasurer
on Horseback, of the New State of NJ, during the American Revolution.
Anna Stuyvesant m. (2) 14 Oct 1656 NYC Ref Ch, Nicholas Verlet (Varlett), widower of Susanna Jillis.
---children of Samuel Bayard & Anna Stuyvesant:
• Balthazar Bayard, d. 4 March 1699; m. Maria/Mary/Marritje Loockermans, dau. of Govert Loockermans and
Annetje Jans. Merchant.
• Petrus Bayard (Peter), b. Alphen, Holland; d. 1699; m. 28 Nov 1674 NYC, Blandina Kierstede, dau. of
Dr. Hans Kiersted & Sara Roeloffse.
• Nicholas Bayard, b. 1644 Alphen; d. before 19 April 1711; m. 23 May 1666 Judith Verleth (Varlet).
• Catharine Bayard, m. Wilhelmus de Meyer
---Sources: Wilson, James Grant, "Judge Bayard's London Diary of 1795-96" in New York Gneealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1892, p. 1; Bayard information January 1998
online from Bob Protzman <[email protected]>, Ethel Drive, New City, NY
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
m.
-?Samuel Bayard was a New York merchant who acquired a right to a portion of 100,000-acre tract of land purchased in
1695 from the Indians by Lucas Van Tienhoven and John Cornelius. Because of the tremendous size of the purchase, it was
not confirmed by the Province, and the Indian deed was not recorded. In 1696, Samuel Bayard petitioned the government for
the right to purchase “four Indian fields lying vacant and unappropriated in Orange County, known by the names of
Wieremins, Peskeck, Gomagkie and Narasonk, being part of Luycas Van Tienhoven’s Indian purchase.” Bayard’s petition
was granted and, after Augustine Graham, Surveyor General of the Province had surveyed the 3000 acres in question, a
patent was issued 17 June 1697 to Bayard. This tract was west of the Kakiat Patent.
---Sources: Durie, Howard I., “The Sandstone Homesteads of Montvale, Past and Present” in Relics, the newsletter of the Pascack Historical Society, No. 114 (Jan 1977), p. 3
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
m. (1) 12 March 1696
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Margarita Van Cortlandt (Margrietje)
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son of Nicholas Bayard &
NYC Ref Ch
dau. of Stephanus Van Cortlandt &
Judith Verleth
(License 12 March 1696)
Gertrude Schuyler
b. 1669
b. 2 July 1674
bp. 5 Sep 1669
bp. 29 July 1674 NYC Ref Ch
d. before 30 Jan 1746
d.
In the NYC Ref Ch record of their marriage, they were: Samuel Bayard, j.m. Van N. Yorck, en Margareta Van Courtlant,
j.d. Ut Supra, beyde woonende alhier.
Samuel Bayard was a merchant of New York City. Her father gave to them, a house and lot on the east side of Broad St,
next to the house he had given to his dau (Ann ?) who had m. Stephen/Ettienne De Lancey (whose property later became
Fraunces Tavern).
His will was written Apr 10, 1745, prov Jan 30 1746. In it he wrote: I, Samuel Bayard, of New York, merchant, being in
perfect health, "and desirous to settle things in order." I leave to my son Stephen Bayard, all that my lot of ground and house
thereon standing, wherein he now lives, being on the south side of Dock street, in New York, having to the west the house
and ground of Abraham DePeyster, Esq., and to the east the house and ground of the heirs of Andrew Teller, and south to the
Dock and wharf; Also all that my farm or plantation called Hoboken, with the right of Commonage thereunto belonging,
lying in the township of Bergen, in New Jersey, with all the utensils of husbandry. I leave to my 2 grand children,
Nicholas Van Dam and Margaret Van Dam, the children of my daughter Judith Van Dam, deceased, all that my corner house
and lot of ground, in New York, on the west side of the street called Bergers Path, and on the south side of Duke street, and
now in the possession of my son in law, James Van Horne. I give to my daughter Gertrude, wife of Peter Kemble, all that my
house and lot of ground, lying in the city of New Brunswick, in East Jersey, bought by me from Geritt Onklebergh, and formerly belonging to Enoch Vreeland; Also my black ebony cabinet; Also £300. I leave to my son Nicholas Bayard all that my
house and lot on the east side of Broad street, in New York, now in tenure of Robert Tod, between the houses of
Stephen DeLancey, and the house of Philip Van Cortlandt. I leave to my son Samuel Bayard; all that my house wherein I now
live in New York, with the lot of ground extending from Duke street to Princes street, with the store houses, yard, and stables;
Also the house and lot adjoining lying on the south side of Princes street now in the tenure of Thomas Griggs; Also the garden and lane I now occupy lying on the north side of Princes street, between the houses of Daniel and Andrew Gautier, and
runs back of both their yards. I leave to my daughter Margaret, wife of James Van Horne, all that my 2 houses and lots of
ground by me bought from Jacobus De Kay, lying in New York, in the Dock ward, extending from Dock street to Duke street.
I leave to my daughter, Anne Bayard, all that my house and lot lying on the north side of Wall street, by me bought from the
children of Cornelia Norwood; Also a lot of ground lying on the north side of Wall street, bounded south by the street, east
partly by Abraham De Peyster, and partly by my own land, north by the heirs of John Gornie, and Dirck Van Tuyl, and west
by Abraham De Peyster, being 25 feet wide, and 122 feet long, and is called one lot, which is No. 5 on the map, which is annexed to an Indenture of Partition made June 3, 1718, between Colonel De Peyster and myself; I also give her £150 if she is
unmarried at my decease. I leave to my son Samuel and my daughters Margaret and Ann, each £500. I leave to my 6 children
6/7 of all the rest of my estate, and 1/7 to the children of my daughter Judith Van Dam, deceased, viz., Nicholas and Margaret
Van Dam. I make my wife Mary, sole executor. Witnesses, Josias Jeffery, Isaac Chordavoine, Anna, Margaret Eckers. Proved,
January 30, 1745/6. [NOTE.--Samuel Bayard was one of the most important men of his time, and the representative of the
well known Huguenot family. The house and lot "on the south side of Dock street," left to his son Stephen, is now No. 86
Pearl street. The corner house and lot left to Nicholas and Margaret Van Dam, is the south corner of Stone street and William
street. The house and lot on the east side of Broad street, left to his son Nicholas, is next south of the famous Fraunces
Tavern. The house and lot left to his son Samuel, is No. -- Stone street, and next east of the narrow lane called "Jews alley;" it
extended through to Princes street (now Beaver street). The east part of South William street was opened through this lot and
lots adjoining. The garden on the north side of the street was opposite to the above lot. The two houses and lots "extending
from Dock street to Duke street," and left to Margaret Van Horne, are now No. 85 Pearl street, and No.--Stone street, in the
rear. The lot on Wall street, "bought of the children of Cornelia Norwood," and left to Anne Bayard, is now No. 58 Wall
street. The other lot, called "No. 5," is now on Wall street near Nassau street. Samuel Bayard married a daughter of Colonel
Stephen DeLancey, who gave them the lot on Broad street.--W. S. P.]
Margarita Van Cortlandt m. (2) Peter Kemble of New Jersey.
---children of Samuel Bayard & Margarita Van Cortlandt: (They had 11 children.)
• Judith Bayard, bp. 13 Dec 1696 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Colnl. Nicolaes Bayard, en syn huysvr. Judith Verleth.
Geertruyd Schuyler, h.v. Colnl. Stephanus Van Cortlant); m. 18 Sep 1719 Rip Van Dam, Jr. (Richard Van Dam), son of
Rip Van Dam & Sarah Van der Spiegel.
• Nicolaas Beyard, bp. 28 Aug 1698 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Stephanus Van Cortlant, Judith Verleth, h.v. van Nicolaas Beiard);
d. 1760-65; m. (1) 3 July 1729 Elizabeth Rynders, dau. of Barent Rynders & Hester Leisleer; m. (2) 22 Dec 1755
Margarita Langmat, widow of Johannes Glaudiszen Beverhout. His will dated Sep 18, 1760, prov Dec 30,1765. His
father left him his house and lot on Broad St. He left 60 lots of the Bayard Farm to his son, Stephen, 32 lots each to his
daughters, and the remainder to his son Nicholas, including the dwelling house on the south side of Wall St (now No. 37,
39, 41) and both his sugar houses and a lot on the north side of Wall St.
• Stephanus Bayard, bp. 31 May 1700 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Johannis Van Cortlant, Anna Van Cortlant, h.v. van
Steven de lance); d. 1757; m. (1) 12 March 1724 NYC Ref Ch, Alida Vetch, dau. of Col. Samuel Vetch &
Margaret Livingston; m. (2) New Barbadoes, NJ, Eve Schuyler (no children by second marriage). Eve Schuyler may have
been m. (1) to Peter Bayard. Stephen Bayard had farm called Hoboken, in Bergen County, NJ, inherited by son, William.
• Gertrude Bayard, m. Peter Kemble.
• Margreta Beiard, bp. 4 Dec 1706 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Philippus Van Kortlant, Geertruy Van Kortlant, Wed.); apparently
d.y.
• Margreta Beiard (Margaret), bp. 15 Dec 1708 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Philip Van Cortlant, Geertruy Van Cortlant, jo. docht);
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apparently d.y.
• Samuel Bayard (twin), bp. 1 July 1711 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Steeven de Lance, Maria Bayard Wed: van Bl. Bayard);
apparently d.y.
• Jacobus Bayard (twin), bp. 1 July 1711 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Jacobus van Cortlant, Susanna Brokhorst, h. v. v. At. Brok.,
Maria Brokhorst, j. dochter)
• Samuel Bayard, bp. 24 July 1715 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Stepohanus Van Cortlant, Elizabeth Cortlant); d. 1784;
m. Catharine Van Horne
• Margareta Bayard, bp. 24 May 1719 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Steven Bayard, Judith Bayard); m. James Van Horne.
• Anna Bayard, bp. 7 Aug 1720 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Rip Van Dam, Jnr., Catharina Van Cortlant)
---Sources: Information online May 1999 from Bob Protzmann <[email protected]>; Information online May 1999 from <[email protected]> citing Peletreau, William S., Abstracts of New York Wills, Vol IV 1744-1753, pages 61-63; Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York [City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, Vol. III); Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the
New York Genealogical & Biographical Society), reprinted 1997 by Heritage Books
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
son of Peter Bayard &
Blandina Kiersted
bp. 12 Oct. 1675 NYDutch Church
d. 23 November 1721
Elizabeth Sluyter
dau. of
m. (1)
bp.
d.
Susannah Bouchelle
dau. of Lege de Bouchelle &
Anna Margareta Conde
b. 1677 Cecil Co., MD
d. 2 Nov 1750 MD
m. (2) 1699
---children of Samuel Bayard & (2) Susanna Bouchelle:
• Jacobus Bayard, b. after 1699
• Anna Maria Bayard, b. 19 July 1700 St. Stephens Parish, Cecil Co., MD; d. 4 Dec 1797; m. 25 May 1738 St. Stephens
Parish, Cecil Co., MD, Sluyter Bouchelle, son of Petrus Bouchelle & Mary Sluyter. Sluyter Bouchelle was b. 1 Dec 1719
Stephens Parish, Cecil Co., MD; d. 4 Dec 1797 Morganton, Burke Co., NC; buried Forest Hill Cem., Morganton, Burke
Co., NC.
• Peter Bayard (Col.), b. 1702 (about 17051); d. 1766; m. Susanna Richardson. She was b. about 1705-10; d. 1766.
• Samuel Bayard, b. 1705; d. 1776; m. 3 July 1729, Francina Mauldin, dau. of Francis Mauldin & Bridgett -?-.
• James Bayard, b. 1708; d. 1781; m. 1737, Mary Asheton
---Sources:
[1] Mallery, Charles Payson, Ancient Families of Bohemia Manor; Their Homes and Their Graves, Historical Society of Delaware, 1888, (online at Ancestry.com), p. 50;
Information posted online Aug 2002 at Ancestry.com by <[email protected]>
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
son of Samuel Bayard &
Margareta Van Cortland
bp. 24 July 1715 NYC Ref Ch
d. 1784
Catharine Van Horne
dau. of
m.
bp.
d.
---Sources: Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York [City], 1901 (Collections of the NY Genealogical & Biographical Society, Vol. III)
Bayard, Samuel
Samuel Bayard
son of
Frances Moore
dau. of John Moore &
Frances
Frances Moore, wife of Samuel Bayard (and her son, Samuel Bayard), were mentioned in the will dated 4 Sep 1748 of her
father, John Moore.
---children of Samuel Bayard & Frances Moore:
• Samuel Bayard
m.
---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol IV 17441753, p 248 (will of John Moore)
Bayard, Samuel (Judge)
Samuel Bayard
m. Aug 1790
Martha Pintard (Patty)
son of (Col) John Bayard &
at New Rochelle, NY
dau. of Lewis Pintard &
Margaret Hodges
Susan Stockton
b. 11 Jan 1767
b.
In their marriage record, he was of Philadelphia. They were m. at New Rochelle, NY (New York Magazine).
Samuel Bayard graduated from Princeton College in 1784. He was a Judge, and held many offices, including that of Agent
of the United States, as which he was sent to London. He later lived at Princeton, NJ and was a member of the New Jersey
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Legislature, representing Somerset County.
---children of Samuel Bayard & Martha/Patty Pintard:
• Caroline Bayard, m. Albert B. Dod. He was a professor of Princeton College.
---Sources: Wilson, James Grant, "Judge Bayard's London Diary of 1795-96" in New York Gneealogical & Biographical Record, Jan 1892, p. 1;
Bayard, Stephen
Stephen Bayard
son of Samuel Bayard &
Margareta Van Cortlandt
bp. 31 May 1700 NYC Ref Ch
d. before 4 June 1758 (1757)
m. (1) 12 March 1724
NYC Ref Ch
(License 12 March 1724)
m. (2)
New Barbadoes, NJ
Alida Vetch
dau. of Col. Samuel Vetch &
Margaret Livingston
bp.
d.
Eve Schuyler
dau. of
He was Mayor of NYC in 1744.
In his will, he wrote: ...I, Stephen Bayard, of Bergen County, New Jersey, yeoman, being of sound mind. "I commit my
body to the Earth, to be privately interred, and my will and desire is that none but my relatives be invited to my funeral, and
of them none more remote than a Cousin German." I leave to my eldest son, William Bayard, £25 for his birthright. I leave to
my daughter Margaret two negro or Indian slaves when she is of age or married, Also all the plate marked with her mother's
mark, and all the furniture she brought to me, and £25 to furnish a room. I leave to my son William my farm in Bergen
County, called Hooboken, with the right of Commonage, and all utensils, and he is to pay to my daughter Margaret £700, and
to my executors £25 a year for her education till she is of age. I leave to my son, Robert Bayard, my farm called Weehawken,
in Bergen County, with the right of Commonage, Also the Grant for the ferry at Weehawken, and he is to allow to my daughter Margaret £25 yearly till she is of age, and £300 when she is of age or married. I leave to my sons, William and Robert, all
the rest of my plate, slaves, and furniture. I leave all the rest of my estate to my children, and all the undivided lands I claim
either in right of my father, Samuel Bayard, or my mother, Margaret Bayard, or Patented by me. I make my son William, my
brother Nicholas, and my brother in law, Peter Schuyler, executors. Dated January 31, 1753. Witnesses, John McEvers,
Nathaniel Jackson, Archibald Kennedy. Codicil, December 17, 1753.--I leave all my undivided lands to my son William. Witnesses, Henry Brockholds, John Van Cortlandt, Nathaniel Fish, Jr. Proved in New York,
February 9, 1757.
Margaret Vetch, in her will dated 4 June 1758, probated 23 June 1758, mentioned grandsons William Bayard and Robert
Bayard (both parents being deceased).
---children of Stephen Bayard & (1) Alida Vetch:
• Nicolaas Bayard, bp. 22 Oct 1727 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Samuel Vatch, Margreta Livenston, s. hs. vr.)
• Stephen Bayard, bp. 5 March 1731 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Philip Livingston, Robert Livingston, Judith Van Dam)
• William Bayard, b. 1 June 1729; d. 1804 Southampton, England; m. Catherine McEvers, dau. of John MacEver & (1)
Catharina Van Hoorn
• Margaret Bayard
• Robert Bayard, bp. 15 July 1739 NYC Ref Ch (wit: Philip Livingston, Elisabet Rynders, h.v. van Nicolaus Bayard);
m. Rebecca Apthorpe, dau. of Hon. Charles Apthorpe of Boston.
---Sources: Pelletreau, William S., Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate’s Office, City of New York, pub. as Collections of the New York Historical Society, Vol V 17541760, p. 155 (will of Stephen Bayard); Ibid, p. 244 (will of Margaret Vetch); Baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church, New York [City], 1902 (Collections of the NY Genealogical
& Biographical Society, Vol. III); Pelletreau, William S., Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, 1907, Vol. I, (online at <genealogy.com>), p. 109; Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam-New York City, 1940 (Vol. IX of Collections of the New York Genealogical &
Biographical Society), reprinted 1997 by Heritage Books
Bayard, Stephen N.
Stephen N. Bayard
son of
m. 23 March 1795
NYC Ref Ch
---Sources: New York #2, 1740s-1880s Marriage Index online at genealogy.com
Mary Beekman
dau. of
Bayard, William
William Bayard
m. 13 June 1750
Catharine McEvers (Evers)
son of Stephen Bayard &
(23 June 1749
dau. of John McEvers &
(1) Alida Vetch
Trinity Ch Parish, NYC3)
Catharine Van Horn
b. 1729 (1727?)
b.
bp. 15 June 1729 (1 June 1727?)1
bp. 30 Apr 1732 NYC Ref Ch
d. 24 Dec 1804 Southampton, England
d.
William Bayard acquired land in the Kakiat Patent, some from his McEvers and Van Horn relatives (sometimes called
Bayard Manor, New Scotland, and Tappan Farms); he also had tenants at Haverstraw and in the Manor of Cortlandt.
He was head of the House of William Bayard and Company and a prominent figure in the mercantile and political fields of
his day.
He was of NYC and Bergen Co., NJ. He was a merchant and landowner; a New York boundary agent; and a justice of the
peace in Bergen County in 1768. He was a grandson of Samuel Bayard, merchant of New York City, who in 1696/1697 petitioned the Provincial government and received the right to purchase four Indian fields, which later were known as the Bayard
Patent, to the west of the Kakiat Patent.
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He was a Loyalist and his estates were confiscated. He removed to England.
On 1 December 1784, Cornelius Haring, Commissioner, of Bergen Co., conveyed to Daniel Baldwin of New York City, for
£800, 69 acres, corner to James Bogart; seized of William Bayard, late of Bergen Township, for joining the army of the King.
Signed by Cornelius Haring. Witnessed by Peter Lozier (his mark), Sayer Crane.2
On 28 March 1788, Daniel and Phebe Baldwin, of Bergen Precinct, conveyed to Daniel Smith, of the same place, for
£630, former land of William Bayard. Signed by Daniel Baldwin, Phebe Baldwin. Witnessed by John Outwater, John Smith.2
---children of William Bayard & Catherine McEvers:
• John Bayard. He was a Lt. Col. in the British Army.1
• Alida Bayard, m. 1773 NYC, Boulter Johnson.1
• Catherine Bayard, m. -?- Roberts.1
• Samuel Vetch Bayard, b. 1757; m. Catherine Van Horne.1
• William Bayard, d. Sep 18, 1826, State St, NYC; m. Oct 4, 1783, Elizabeth Cornell, dau of Samuel Cornell, Esq. of
Newbern, NC. William Bayard was a merchant, LeRoy Bayard and Co. Director, Bank of America, President, Savings
Bank, 1819. President, Chamber of Commerce; Governor, NY Hospital; Trustee, Sailor's Snug Harbor. He lived at 43
Wall St. One of owners of Tontine Coffee House. He re-purchased his father's house, and kept it as his country seat. This
is the house where Alexander Hamilton died after his duel with Aaron Burr. In 1833, his heirs sold it to Francis B. Cutting
for about $50,000. In 1835, the property was divided into 135 lots and sold at auction for #125,000. The mansion stood at
what is now 821Jane St.1
• Robert Bayard
• Mary Bayard, b. 1770. Afterwards Lady Arnold.
---Sources:
[1] Information online February and April 1998 from Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>;
[2] Davis, John David, Bergen County New Jersey Deed Records 1689-1801, Heritage Books, Inc., 1995, p. 105;
[3] "Records of Trinity Church Parish, New York City [Marriages]" in New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Vol. 69, No. 3, July 1938, p. 268;
Durie, Howard I., The Kakiat Patent, p. 7; Lurie, Maxine N. and Joanne R. Walroth, eds., The Minutes of the Board of Proprietors of the Eastern Division of New Jersey, NJ Hist
Soc., Newark, 1985, Vol. IV (1764-1894), p. 451
Bayard, William
William Bayard
m. Oct 4, 1783
Elizabeth Cornell
son of William Bayard &
dau of Samuel Cornell &
Catherine McEvers
d. Sep 18, 1826, State St, NYC
d.
William Bayard was a merchant, LeRoy Bayard and Co. Director, Bank of America, President, Savings Bank, 1819. President, Chamber of Commerce; Governor, NY Hospital; Trustee, Sailor's Snug Harbor. He lived at 43 Wall St. One of owners
of Tontine Coffee House. He re-purchased his father's house, and kept it as his country seat. This is the house where Alexander Hamilton died after his duel with Aaron Burr. In 1833, his heirs sold it to Francis B. Cutting for ca. $50,000. In 1835, the
property was divided into 135 lots and sold at auction for #125,000. The mansion stood at what is now 82 Jane St.1
Anna Stuyvesant Bayard owned 564 acres at Hoboken. Her great grandson, William Bayard had inherited the property, but
became a Loyalist and it was confiscated. It was purchased by Col John Stevens (a steamboat inventor), who was Treasurer
on Horseback, of the New State of NJ, during the American Revolution.
---Sources:
[1] Information online Dec 1999 from Robert Protzmann <[email protected]>;
Unplaced Bayard Women:
Elizabeth Bayard, m. 1795 NYC, Adrian Kissam, Esq.
Hannah Byard m. 25 May 1816 Saddle River Ref Ch, Louis Mitchel.
Judith Bayard, m. before Oct 1722, Nicholas Stuyvesant
Lavinia Bayard (Levinia Biard; Sylvina; Weyntje), m. 22 April 1815 Saddle River Ref Ch, Richard C. Wanamaker
Margaret Byard, m. before Sep 1817, Jacob Blauvelt, son of Harman Blauvelt & Christina Haring
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