The

Cool-Kool Family Tree

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Family History

With Information from June Campbell Welch

Courtesy of Fqrt Vance Historical Society ~~

Data on e~rlv Kools from Rev. DB-vid Cole's book titled" lsa.ac Kool (C.ooJ or Cole) and G<tth'?.rin~ Ser;rf'n';m~nual Oct. 15, 1764, at Tappnn, Ro~kland (then part of Oranre) County N.Y., John F. TroH ft Sons, Pr.intPrs, 1B76.

P. 2 - Thn name "Kool11 first l'lppears on ectu'll record (now extant) in ~m~"rica ln lo~O and 1633. On the 13th of fl.ur.ust, 1630, Lenart (E,nglish spelling 11Leonard" and Holhmd spellinf 11Leendert" or 11 tenart") Kool or Cole s:ivm~d ~s Governor Finuit' s Deputy Secretary, the f'3.mous patent to Killl'len Van Rensselaer 4'or a tract of land upon tre Huds6n River (See Vol. I - Hollann Docun:.ents - of ''D0cuments relatinf to The Colonil'l) History of New York" p. 44). 1\.lso, in 1631, Barent JacobRen Kool A.nd six others, ell holding office in th9 service of The West India Company, sirned a rlocument c~lled

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11Condi tion a.nd Rgreement entered into betw~en Comt:lissary Jacob Van Curler and the Chi pfs of Sickenanes, o~ the 8th of June, 1633, (See Vol. II of the same "Docum<;mts" ?age 14C)".

Pare 22 -- "The first appear~mce of Barent Jq_cobsen Kool on Pny A.tr~~,ric~n ci vn record, as we h~ve seen, bears the date of June 8, 1633. The recorrl shows th~t at th"'t timf> he held an officP- in the SPrvice of the \-fest India Company. H~ had probably then berm a resident 0f New Amsterdam for some time. It is lik~ly, ':l.R Alre;qdy sgid, th~t hP C'i:r.e over with Peter l'.inuit :l.n 1626. But, bep:inning -with 16<3, we can tracf" him throurh civil r~cords, and bee::inning t·dth 1640, we cA.n trnce him throufh Church ~nd civil rr·corcs, do'.ln to 1665, the year after th~ surrP.noer of new r~.msterdam to the EngJish. Th~ direntory of the city for 1665 is extant. Valentine (David T.) fives it (from pafP ~ss onward) in his "Manual of the }.Tew York Comoon Council" for 1649, t:md also in his "Pistory of Ne1-1 York" (pages 121-124). In his "Histonr of !'7P.W York", (p.,_res 71-100) he spf"~ks of our first A.merit'an aPcestore He says: "R11rent Jacobsen Kool was in this city as ~>ar1y 1'\s the yPar 1633, and held office in the service of The ~~est lndja CompAny. "Eis r."me <tpp!'!a.rs upon the list of those who took The O~th of ~llegiance to the new -:;;nflish Government, October 21, ?2, 23 A.nd 24, 1664 (see Vol. III "Documents relatiPf to the Colonial History of the S~te of New York", pGres 74-?6). It is alph<J.heticqJl:r p11-lcen amonf the Js, being entered thus: 11 Jacobs~n Kool, B~rent". r.ft~r this, I ct:~nnot find him arain in any Ne;.J York City r0cord. From 1660 to 1690 most of his children ~PPf''l.r on the Church records at Kingston. T11kin[ into consider~tion thnt ~lre':l.G.y, in 1631, h(' 'W~~ts promin~nt in pubJ.ic office, it seems to ne th~t he could not hqve hc'3n borr. l"'t~r th~n 1605, 11nd thctt his father, J13.cob Kool, our l~st ancestor 5n Holl~nd \J<~S born, not far at the latest, from 1580. Possibly '-lnd probably his birth occured earlier th"'n this. '~e 'iJIU~ a respected ~nd influential t~ollnnd Burgher of the e?trly ~mE>dc~m p~?r1od. 'Tnd .. r the "A-ct of the Burgomasters of New Amsterdan" p"ssed 11Ay 5, 1654, he wes J~ppoint~d RS one of two Excisemen whose o.ff:i cial duty it 1.:as to gu:\rd the '.lib.e :1nd beer tr<!d(>s a.rainst fraud, (Valentine's M'nur-11 for 181~5-46, prtges 153-361). For his ftlmily, w~ ~re inrlebted to Church recordsof the Reformed Church of N.Y. now Collefiate). (Rev. Cole thinks th~t Hr. and Hrs. Kool were me.rried in this country.) He had nine children, ~n born in this country. Pq_ge .25 fiVE'S Leendert1 s line, marriAge and chilC!ren. (Foot note, either n8.m!'!d for his r-:9ther 1 s Family, or for Fa. rent Jacobsen 1 s brother, Leendert)

Children of B<~rent Jacobs~n Kool from pares 24-25: 1. Jacob, n:1.:rried Hnrretje Simons. ~burch rl'ltes unclc~r. 2. ~eltje, 9-23-1640, m. Paulus Turck 9-12-lf,60, hRd 11 children. 3. Dicv~rtje, 2-1-1643 no further record found. 4. ftpolloni!'l., 1-?.9-1645, m. 1-:illiam Vaennenhurgh 10-16-1664, h'ld 10 chHdren. 5. L8end~rt, (our ,nc~stor) 12-1-1647, l-i~rretje Cornel1s, Md 6 chilnren.

*' 6. Arent (1st) }Q-g_l(>50, died in infancy. 7. Thessnis (?) 8-17-1653, MArretje Gerrits (a widow) 1-12-1676.

* B. Arent (2nd) 10-10-1655, no record found

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9. Pieter, C-~9-1657, m. (1) FJenric~ Jans 11-3-1680, (2) Jannetje Dinrm~n ~-5-1688, -7 children, all told.

It is a custom of the Dutch to use th~ name of a child who dies, for another child, born later.

Children of Leendert end Xarretje Cornelis Kool. First 11nd last b~ptiseP. in rlew Yorkt all others 1n Kingston;

1. Cornelis, hapt. 5-15-1673. 2o Ihrrcanus, (1st) 11-'30-1679, died in infancy.

* 3. Ibrm'l.nus, (2nd) (Our AncPstor) 4-24-1681, m. Cornelia Van Louv~n. Ito WHlem, 5-4-1683. (1st) died 1n infancy. 5. Haria, 10-7-16?,6. 7. iHllem, ?-3-1689. (;:'nd).

On p~-re 26 o~ the Rook of Deeds AA. ~n County Clerk's office ~t K1.ngston, ~lso on pafi"S 70 and 266 of the se1.me volume, "!nd "pdn on p~re 404, Book BB, ~.re found c1e-r~ds of land sold bv Leend.Prt Kool to di ffcr~nt j ndi viduals. The ~irst of these deeds j s 0~.t"'d Febru~cy 18, 1685, ~nd the last, 1700. In these, he styles himself LeAnckrt Kool .,nd calls his Yife "Hr:1ry". The deeds show th~.t his residf!nce w::~.s at l·Tarbl""t.own :i.n Ulst .. r County, ~.bout st'>.ven ·miles from Kingston, but h~ 11tt~ndt'>.d Church at Kint:·ston. 11 1 !"''ay add here that possibly Le~nd~rt Cool end }.'l'lrretj~ Della, 'Hho ·Here st"ited 1'!. few p~res ~ck to have h~d ~ son Gornelis, R~pto in N~w York A.pril 18, 1694, may h~ve be~n Let'>.ndert Cool ~nd :H~rretje Corn~lis. If so, the wif~'s full n~m~ w-.s H~rretjl'" Cornelis :9ell'l. Delle ~ppe~rs, ho>Jever, nowher~ else in the ID!lny occu:r~.nces of her nl'lme.n

To ~ Hollnnd~r, the n~.me ·nB:'Irent Jacobs~n Kool" told this ~tory - it means Bl\rent ( s~me as Barnl'lrd or Benardus) Kool, son of J~cob Kool rmd sho>Js by its mer~ form th,.,t J!'lcob Kool w~s the last encestor in Holh.nd. (" se" 1s equivalent to ''son of").

Th~" n~ml" Kool did rot becom~ firmly fixed ~~ "! f~mil:t name f0r !'!.ll untH 1'1.baut lfCIO. Sol"le f~milies not U8inf K-::>ol, 'f'lo~ted off as J"l.cobsf'us, Rarentseus, Farna:rds, Bernharts, eYen B::~rent J<tcobsen Kool omitted "Kool" on some n~ptis:nal records of his children. Thl'" letter "G" is not known to the pure ]olh.nd langu ... ge. '!?ut in J\mf"r1ca, the l!Kn almost im!';lediately changes to ''G". Thus, J:'\kobus became JBcobus, Kln'\S bec~me Gl'"<as, Kool h":!came Cool, etc. Not all Coles are Holl~nd Dutch. I~i~my in the ~astern U.s. c'!:ne from Engb.nd, Golf", Coles, Cowle, Cowles, Co~l, Co'tle and Co!!.les. Kool was pronounced ~s 1../e pronounce the word Cole t.?day. Our Kools, or Colt'>.s, ~re th~ only ones direct from Holl~md, others from Engb.nd ancl. Gerr:!~ny are not ours.

The lin!" of Theunis (?) Kool, 8-17-16'5'3, is in the 11 i3iof!'~.phy of Cornelius Cole", famous Sen3tor of California in the 1800s. This book has a most interesting st1ry of New York a.o the Dutch founded it, nnd the way they lived at thilt (1630) timP..

J hn ve the following book which hn.s beautiful illustre tions and rrand text of Ne~-1 A.r:isterdam, OT:!e pi~tur~'> similar to q De Rapal,ie cradle, of vhich 1 h~we a blRck 11nd ·...rhite pht.:>tost11t. On page 20, Gat':llyntje Tiapalje is nl'!rr.ed as 1'\n immip·ant, also !:er father ann moth~r, with ouotes of what she said about her trip and arrival. PlAte 118 sho>Js an illustration of a gold clasp sh~ wore qround her neck nn a ribbon. ·ln the reverse side is the maker's mark and ncR". This clasp went through the family from CC!lantje' s son David to Annie }•fl'lrie, wife of Ch8rles Underhill of Fishldll ~.;. Y., who W:"\s its 0 1..tner in 191~0. The nll~"?. of this book in 11 ~.lbum of He'-1 ~IethPrland" bv HBud Esther Dilliard, Ne·,..r York City, Twayne Publishers Inc., 1963. The book was p~inted in Japan. You m;:~~r get a copy at a second-~nd store, or get your book store to g-et one for you, cheaper nt remA.inder store (2nd hand) •• I pRid ~:~round fifteen dollars fer it, thourh can't rern~mber for sure. A. beautiful book.

Jean (John) Crocheron, Father of Hqrgarot, had the firnt mj.ll on Staten Island. It is now being reconstructed at Richmond on the ·island, where this town will be an exhibit pl~Jr.e to sho>J early Huguenot living.

The above data and information was supplied by HiAs nancy-Lee C'lrmichsel, >Jho, in Deceober 1972 was residing at 612 :North Y.aertin I.e.ne, Fullerton California 92631.

The Hassachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, No. 9 Walnut Street, Boston, Massac4usetts.

"Families of The Pilgrims" (50¢).

Dr, Samuel Fuller 1580-1633, ~!o, J-453 on family tree, l';arried (1) ~lice Glascock, (2) on 4-24-1613 Agnes Carpenter 1..rho died in 1615 in Leyden, Holland, and {3) on 5-27-1617 Bridget Lee at Leyden Holland.

Rev. Samuel Fuller 1624-1695, I-227, son of Samuel and Bridget Lee Fuller, born 1624 at Plymouth Hassachusetts, died 8-17-1695 at Hiddleboro. Married (1) ? (2) after August 1664 and before 5-2-1667, Elizabeth----? Bowen, widow of Thomas Bowen of Rehobeth, b ? d 11-11-1713 at Plvmot~n.

Children of Samuel and Elizabeth Bowen:Fuller:

1. ? 2, John, born before Sept. 1674, died before 3-10-1709/10, ~qrried in 1686

to Eercy Nelson b ? , d ? • She married (2) to l:Jilliam Ea.ston. 3. Nercy, b 1672, d 9-25-1735 at Eastham. Harr:i.ed before 10-1-1695 to

Daniel Cole b cl666, d 6-15-1736 at Fastham. 4. Experience b before 1678, d after 6-26-1718 and before 12-21-1728.

She is Hll4 on family tree. Harried on 4-12-1693 at Niddleboro to James "tJood Hll3, b ? d. before 12-21-1723.

5. Elizabeth, b before 1679, d ?, m 5-24-1694 at Middleboro to S9rnuel Eaton b cl663, d 3-8-1723 at Hiddleboro.

6. Hannah, b ? d after 6-11-1707 and before 1709. m after 7-27-1696 to Eleazer Lewis b ? d ? • He married (2) before 1713, l·:ary ---- b ? d ? •

7. Isaac, b after 9-2t:i-l681, d before 11-16-1727 at Niddleboro. Married 9-1-1709 at Plympton to Mary Pratt b ?, dafter 11-11-1729.

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Hoses Cole from Pennsylvania " Maryland " "

ANCESTORS

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Henry Maxwell Mordecai Beall Alexander Offutt tiverton Thomas Caleb Leonard

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H~nrv Maxwell (G-25) served as a private in the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment, Continental Line. Through his sevvice, all of his female descendants are

·eligible to membership in the D.A.R. His place of residence during the Revolution vas Cumberland Township, York County, Penn~lvania.

11ns of Descendancy f!Qm Henrz M~xwell:

Jlenry l{axwell marrieda.!gne~,-.carsen and h~a.d a son, Thomas Maxwell.

Thomas Maxwell married Jane Meek ~nd had a son, Henry Maxwell.

Henry Maxwell married Esther Orr and had a daughter, Mary Jane Maxwell.

Mary J!ne Ma~~ell married James Patton and had a daughter, Esther Ann Patton.

Esther Ann Patton married Samuel Cole and had a son, James Cole.

James ~ married Florence Henderson and had a son, George Cole.

George ~ married Virginia Shreffl~r and had a daughter, Constance Cole.

Constance ~ uAiiiat:t:i6F.-. yety- b v ~Ct'bc:ulapl:etel:;; sbc:a&H~d. flli!R~I£D /OM. tJfL.ToN-- J 97f:J

Mary Patton Hackett (Patti) vas a member of the D.~.R. b.1 virtue of Henry Maxwell's service.

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Dr. Samuel Fuller (J-453) came to Americea on The Mayflower.

Line of Descendan~y:

Dr. Samuel Fuller married Bridget Lee and had a son, Rev. Samuel Fuller.

~. s~muel Fuller married Elizabeth ? and had a daughter, Experience Fuller.

Experience Fuller married James Wood and had a son, Jonathan Wood.

Jonatha.n Wood married Persis Robbins and had a son, James Wood.

James Wood married Achoah Phinney and had a son, Benjamin Wood.

Benjamin Wood married Martha ~skren and had a daughter, Albina Wood.

Albina Wood married Edmund Beall and had a daughter, Clara Beall.

Clara Beall married Henry Henderson and had a daughter, Florence Henderson.

Florence Henderson married James Cole and had a son, George Cole • ..J

George~ married Virginia Shreffler andAtwo sonsand a daughter, David, Constance, and James Cole. ·Later, Daniel George Cole.:"

Il-1MIGRANT ANCESTORS P11f.e 1

No. N~J1E I'E.Qli .TQ Yf.'· ... -E-9 John Henderson Ireland BAltimore cl 0 05

E-ll Thomas McClintock Ireltmd cH'OO

F-15-16 Robert & Ann Huston Orr Ire;and 1795

I-193 Alexander Beall Scotland Na:ryland 16t-.6

I-197 James Beall Scotland Ma.rylRnd 168?

I-199 George Murdock M~ryland lh--

1-201 William Offi tt '1/lal~s l,laryland 166-

1-203 John Joyce F.ngland ? Maryland

J-9 Roeloff Swa.rtwout Holland Ne'-1 A.msterd~m cl6t:;O

J-17 Pieter P. v~m Nest Holland Brooklyn 1647

J-25 Christoffel Davids England Hess. Pqy Colony c16'l6

J-29-30 Bourfon & Catherine L. Brokaw France Ne•,t York 167f.

J-387 Enocti Coombs England Ha.r~rlnnd cl640

J-395 John Pearce Mary lend 16--

J-403 Edward Brock F.nfla.nd Maryland

J-435 William Phillips EnglAnd H9.ssechu~etts 16--

J-451-452 John & Sarah Carey Jenney 'Holland 1621

J-453-454 Dr. 5Rmuel & Bridret Lee Fuller On l~ayflower Massachusetts lf_,2o

G-25-26 Henry & Agnes Carson Maxwell IrelAnd Pennsylvania cl770

K-1 Berent Jacobsen Ko~l P.olla.nd llel·T ~.ms terdam c1(·25

K-9 Hendrick Schoonmaker Germany ~lbany 1655

K-17 Tomys Swartwout Holland New A.msterdam cl650

K-35 Joris Jansen DeRapalie Holl~md . Fort Oranfe 1623

K-59 Captain Simon LeFevre France ~lewtown L.I. H6o

K-777 Alexander Magruder Scotland He ryland 16~,

K-779 Ninian Beall Scotland Hnryhnd 1652

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K-781-782 John & Elizabeth Howard Brewer \-Tales Massachusetts lfl5

K-783 Henry Ridgeley Enfland M~rylRnd lf-5<?

K-791 Thom.e.s Sprigg Enrland ' r'aryland lMO

K-865 Solomon Leonard England MR.Ssachusetts lh10

L-1555 Williqm Braithwaite Maryland 1635

L-1559-1560 Richard & Jane Moore England ? Ha.ryl~md 16--

L-1567-1568 JB.mes & 'Elizabeth Harris Warner England H9.ryJJ!nd 1645

L-1583 John Notha.ll England Haryland 16H

L-1743 William Blake England · Hassachusetts 1630

H-3135 William Harris England t-~aryland 164-

H-3137 Nathaniel B.acon England Virginia

Jvt-3481-3482 John & Winifred Gilbert EnglAnd Hq_ssa.chusetts 16'

M-3483 Hugh Rossiter England Hassachusetts 1630

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Dr. SAmuel Fuller 453 1580-1633

Pr:}dget Lee 454

Wm. :)ffutt Jr. 101 -1717

M B k ?02 usry .roc -174£

John Joyce 203

JRne Joyce 102

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Cllleb Leon."1rd I 10:)

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Hann"lh Phillips 218 (Married 1715}

Jemim~ Hinthorn llO I

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Joseph Purt 111

? 1121 Henry Wood 225

J:unes \!ood 113 ~bsfRil Jenny 226

Rev. Sqmuel Fuller /27 lU Jf-2'-JL05 ~ 4 ~ }} 4 .•r r.Xn('r .J.enre ~U er

F.li7.abeth ? ?28 -1713

Andreus Cool 1 1716-1795 .

Harm.anus Cole 1

Sara Schoonm~ker 2 Cl740 - 1813

1719-

Bernardus Sw~rtwood 3 2 Cl697- Ms.r~s.ret Swartwood

Gretje Decker 4 1736 -•

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Jeronymous Van Nest 5 Cl697- Pieter Va.n Nest 3

SusBnns - 6 1737 - 1816

George Davia 7 Cl704- Catherine DRvis 4

Judith Brokaw 8 1735 -C1711 - 1782 · Peter Perrine Sr. 5

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Moses Cole 1 1762 - 1817

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Peter Perrine Jr. 3 1756 - 1845 1

Sarah Harris 4 1763 - 1849

Jacob Buxton Sr. 5 1750-1836

Hannah 1753 - 1842

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James Carmichael

Mary Cole 1788 - 1860 .

"Samuel Cole 1?92 - 1874

Amy Perrine 1790 - 1825

Jacob Buxton Jr. 1774 - 1836

Elizabeth Davis 1787 - 1871

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Jane Jo ce 102

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Ma.ry ? 112

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1793-1877

A1exFmder Offutt 51

Colmer Beall ?5

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1736-1786 ·r Jane orrutt 26 -C1g05

? Perry 52 .• ·

Liverton Thorms 53

-H~14 Edmund Thomas 27

Mary Buch~nan 54 :

CA..leb LPonnrd Jr. 55 1750-1g4S

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Sarah Burt 56

Jon~than Wood 57

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ThP. follo•,Jinr p"lf r-s cont:'lin ~ hrief' -:>utJ in~ of thn Hvos of tb! vnrious !'lcmrnrs ry4' t~15 s f~mnv H~c~rn. TTnfortun"ltoly, in m~ny instnncf'fl n"lmP.:~ onlv qre kno·.m. !"1~rh !"l')r<: h"~ b~"'n recor~t:>rl ~onl'!orn1.r:r cPrbin lines, p~rticuJ:>rl·· rer~rrUnr: oth~r memhcrs of tr.~1r f~tnnii">SJ ''their S1St~rfl An~ the>ir COUSin;, ~n·1 +,hn::lr ~mnt!011

J t.00 !!;'ll"'h L,Q rt;> inClll>1f'·i 1r .his 'lbriclp:-11 rPcord. neP-d j ~' indic<!tP.d f'0r furthor r9SI""lrch on th~'> I'P.i'rine, !'>uX"ton,

--.-~<\Vis, P~tton, Burns, HeClintock, nsher nnrl .~skren lines. \~e ~rl" indehtd to ~i~s • "PC) .I.

Lee C~rmi~hl'!c1 ( SP.P. c~m. A.) for :-:uch of thP d"'t'3 on th~ ColA (Kool) ~nd v~n ~.:est linl"s. t:u:;h of the d"'t~ on the ne~ll (pronounce1 "Pel1") linPs WJ\S suppli~d by CPrl'lld C"'rr Smith, hunb,nd of Le~h B~!'tll, rr~ndd"'Uf'hter or Edmund Be~ll D-7. Miss Cl'lrmi ~"ht\el insisted on document~ry proof of "'ll d~~ supplied b~ her. This m~y not be strictly true of other lint'!s.

M 3135 Wi111Rm H"'rr1s c~m~ to 'f!qryl.,nd (some r~cor0s SJ!IY Virrini!'t) in 164?, from Enr1•nd.

M 31'37 N~th~niel B111con, F.nghnn to Virrinia, n111te not known.

M 3481-31~82 John anri Winifred G5lb~rt,. F.nfhnd to Hass"'chusAtts in 1630.

H 3483 Hurh Rossiter, Enyhnd to M~ss111chusettR in 1630.

H ;.'..85-31.86 i~illiam Sr. and Agn~s Bhke. ?

L 1 Jacoh Kl)ol, Lived in fl.msterdlllm Holh.nd. Did not come to &..m.eric"!l.

L 19-20 Jl'!.n Janse l'ltld Fnrltje Von BrMstede, ?

L 31-34 Roe1off 111nd Catryn Swartwout, were residents of Gronigen, Holl111nn.

T, 35 !'~rent Osten, 'W1'1 s a hook publihher in Amsterdam, Holl111.nd.

L 39-40 B~r('nt ft. Geesie Van Rolmera. 1

L 69 Je,.n De Rl'lpl'!lie, A resid~nt of f'r"'nce._

L ?1 Joris Trico, Liv~d in Vincennes Fr111ncn and WI'IO "' Huru~not.

L 1 t;SQ-1560 Ricm.rd ,.nrl J•me Moore, to M111ryhnd 16??, prob"!hlv from F.nrland.

L 156?-1568 JI'IID"B & Fliz~heth Ht!rris W~rner, F.nghnd t,o H"'ryhmd in 1645.

L 15e'3-15B4 John & Flizaheth P'lccn Nuth!'111, John C"'m~? from Fnrl~nd to Virrinitt (one record Sl'lys H,rvhnd). They w~re m~rried in flmerica.

L 1?41-1742 Thom111s Sr. & J~ne Ro~~it~r \.ilb~rt. ?

L 1743-1744 1·Hlli"'r.1 Sr. f.:. H~nn"h nl,.ke, llUli"'m :'rom Engll'\nd t-:> Hl'lssl'lchur-;etts in 1610. Thn;.• w~:re proh"'blv m"lrdeo in r~rneric'l.

K 1-2 '?111rent Jal!obsPn & H~rrPtje LenndPrt.s Koo1, P41rent J. ~·rnP froM Eo1l~nci to !~e-..r Arnsterd!l!m ( now ti.''(.City) c1625. L-i•s an offic~r of The H~st Ind1.es Compti!l"Y in 1633. Proh~bl:v C"lme with Peter Hinuit. H!!rri~d ir: 4m~?ric~. H!l1 9 children, L~~ndert, J-1 'W~s 5th.

K 9-10 H"'n•1.,..1k J. & F.ls1~ Rreeseted~ SchoonmAker: Henr3rjk \.lA's born in H<lmburf, C"':rm..,ny, '_ C'H!'i~'> +.o f..mericn in the mili U!ry servicP of H'1lll'lnd. Se+..tl~d at Uhan~t 1r 1645~ A'"'d 'W!ls in Kinp-st6n in 1659. ~{l'lrr~t'!d F.lsie ~rePset~de, had si'Y.: ch1J.Jr~n, J-5 \-19.~ the sP.cond. FlaiP w~s the w1oo•.r of' Adrieen V!!!n ~.ll'lin!ler, by •1hom sh"' hAd thrN~ children.

K 11 Samuel Berry ?

K 17-18 Torny<:1 f~ Hendrikn P~rents Swnrtuout: In 1653 Tomys \las a mPmbP.r of l'l Convpn+Ji,r. to 11 Represt'!nt. to th~ e.uthori ti"'s in Hollano,. thP state. o:' th" Country", Rn1 rtirn~d ~ peti t:1on representinr Brueckelen (Brookl'ro). In 1(1:\5 ho ~.:<~s a IDAfistrRte of MirJout (Fl~_tbush).

K 19-20 A.lbert t Annetje V•m Ro1m~rs Bradt: A.lhert, 'Jqs oft(>n cA.lleil 11 ~.1bert thP. t'orrr:11n", H~'> wa~ A bhacco nll<lnter an~ one of the first inhabi tnnts of thP Colony of RennsHaerwyok. The Prndt fPmily oririnnt.(!d in tJor"'AY :<~nd hq~ q Ooat of ~rtrs.

K 15-'36 Joris JA.nsen &~ CAtherine Trice De RF!pl'llie: J0ris ~~RP horn 1n Ho1lnnd. He wl'\S

a fr~nch Hu;-uenot of !:obl~ Yr,nch descent. Cemr:> to r.-:n·t 0!'1'lnf~ 1n 1(,;:3, moved to re-,! Amst~rd<tm !n 16?6. W<ts a r.fqristr~tP iTI Rrooklyn. ~hrriPd in Ameri cq. r.stherfng, d'lurhter or Joris Trico or VAlP.ncennes fr,mce, 'W~S ~.lso A HurnPnot.

K 51 AndrE>f1S De Voa: Was n Deputy Director of Raasel~arwyok and 9. »'rench Huruenot. _ Simon·

K 59 CaptAini\Le FevrP: A Hurn~not. F'lerl rrom France, c~me to Newton L.I. in 1660, l~ter moven to Utre~ht L.I.

K 777-778 AlPx:Rnder & f!.':lrf~ret ~rt=~ithw'3.ite fiqrrud~r: qex1nder cAme to HAryl~nd from ScotlPnd in H5?. His wife w~q prohnbly with him.

779-7?.0 ~:inhn & Ruth Moore Beall: llinian crm:e t0 r;qry'land frnm Scotland :in 1(.52. Ser. 11 HU'!!I~ert9n Hel%9"111 in "Pant f'liPt ~!9 e'<'ek&

K 781-782 Jnhn Sr. fr f:lizaheth Uo·..t'1rd Prewe:-: This familv ~nMr> "rom Wn1Ps to ~~Rs~achus­etts (on~ r"!·corc1 s~,,s Nar:rlnnd) in 161~5, -when their ~on John Jr. WllS 1 yeqr old.

K 78J-7P./. ~enr:v 8r Sr.\rah HF!rner Rir1geley: Henry c~rnP. to Haryla.nd from Enpl<lnd with his p.,rents in 1659, vlhen he Wlls 1/~ years old.

K 791-702 Tho!Tlas t~ 'fleRnor I·1uthnll Sprirr.: Thor.1<~s CA.MP from Enrlenc'l t.o ~'Aryl"lnd in lh50. Prob~bly mqrri~d ~rter ~om:1nr to Americ~.

K P.f5-P.66 Solomon & MAry L~on~rr!: Solomon Cl'lne to H"'ssachusetts "rom Engbnd in 1630. f.virlentlv mqrried A~te'" ~or.inr to AmericA.

K P.71-R72 Thoma.s Jr. ~ Ann Bl~ke Cilhert:

J 1-2 Loen:18rt f, f·{arretje Cornelis Kool: TM · f'qnn:v 1ivt'!rl .,t H'1rblato-. .:n jn UlstAr rounty N.Y. ~ttenrled Churc1! 1n Kinpston. ffqd six Chil<ir~n, two o~ •.Jhich 'iit"1 in il"f,nc;v.

J '3-4 andro<~s ,",: H"'rietje D~vis Van LFmv"'n: This ram:ily livtorl :n the rlinisink v~n"'~ in the vicinity or Kinraton U.Y. Here member~t of the Kingston Reformed C'hurch.

J 5-6 F.rb~rt J. & Annetje nerry Schoonmqkers ?

J 9-10 'Fhelofr t,. ~:vt:l nr~tt S\J~rtwout: Paf!lo~f live'l 1n Groni'rpn Ho11,nfl, l'!"l':TiC to ~~e-.-~ ~nst .. rJRm cl650, mnrd~rl r.~ Prqt.t, wioou of' Anto:tn~ n~ troopes, 1r1 16'57 in P,pgvor,ryr.k. Evn W"l~ o! Norv~r111n c~P.ar.P.nt hut. '.-18.5 probnbly horn in Holland •

. 11 JI\CObU'i GnobP.S ?

J 17-l~ Pieter p. Sr. t,. Ju1i t.h De R'1pr~lif> VP.n r,:pst.: PiPtP.r c11.!':le from :Iolbn', to ?r'Joklyn b 1(·.47. :.11113 on thP Ass-:r:sment rol1l" of Brnoklyn 167'5-76 f· r.3. Took O!:l.th of allefhmce in 16R7. Ju0it.h WHJ hJtpt.ized July 6, 1635.

J 19 John rroclv"ron: A Huruenot. T.ivP.d on St<tter Io:;lnnd, hn1 ... ,hf' f'1rst mill on th, 1slnnd. T'1,.. mill is now (10"'2) he1rr renonstruetP.rl ~Jt. H.i("hrnonn S.I. ns 'l show plnce or early Huruenot livinr.

J 25-2f: f.hri3toffel t; Cornelia De Vos Dq,riris: ~hr:!stoffe1 bern 1n F.nrbnd, WflS at thP. ?hs~m~husetts 'ray \.o1ony 1n lh36, cUed 1r. tllst~r County l{.Y. !!e uas en IrvHqn intP.rprf>t"r 11nd w~s called "C~pt~d.n Kit".

J ='9-10 Bonrron & r."' therinP. Le Ji'evre nrokR.w: rourron ·..:as born in Franc~, wq_~ a Wrtlloon and a. Hupttt>not, wa~ 1!'. !"!~mhcr 0~ thAt r.'-lurrh in aAnnhei::1, r.~rrr;an Palatin<~te. r~ov~n to..rllr.st~r1qm llollnnd cl67?, R!lti to New York City in 1676. c~therine was born jn France. s-,e Wl9 nour-ron' B 9P.Cond wife, the first beinr Hllrie Du }i!iy.

J 387 ~no~h Ccombes ?

J 3?1-'392 John Jr. &· SArAh RidrPley I!rP.wer ?

J 305-196 John 8· Sn.ra.h Sprir;.r P~nrce: Cn..me to Yi.Aryland from ?

J 403 Fd....,ard Brock: To l-i<Jrylann from Fngl"'nd.

J 1.33-434 Is11A~ Sr Deliverqnce Bro~o~n L~onard: · ?

J 435-4'36 \4illinm fr Hl'lnnah Gilbert Phillips: Willi<1m CAm~ to Mnssllchuset.t~ from FnplRnd in 16??.

J 451-452 John f.- Sarah Carey Jenn::.r ?

J 453-/~'51. Dr. s~mu!'!l {, Pridr.et I.e<> Fnllerz Dr. S!>rltlP.l C~r.lP. from Fn,:hmd to ~fAS911Chusetts in 1h20, on the H<tyflOWf'H'. Hin wife i R helioved to h!'ive been with h:i r:1.

I 1-2 1hr'71'1nus & Cornelirt V.,n Lenven rool: Harrn::tnus \-193 Paptized f,pril '?4, 1681 ir Kinrston N.Y. r.~rneli!'l wa:t P"'pti7.ed i!1 th~ Dutch r.hurch in Kinrston in Octobr-~r 1685. ~~nrri~re B~nns April 5th, 1707 1n Kit!raton. Lived in the Y:inidnk Valley.

I 3-4 Samuel t~ fln~nor l''eny Schoonnqk~r: S"!rnel WR~ in Kinr"ton r:. Y. n t the tim~ of his :'leath.

I 5-6 Antoni & Jannet.1e GoobF>s Sw"lrtwout: Antoni WAs born in Kinp!'lton N.v. eftl'!r Antoni's O!"Ath, JRnnetje mRrrierl Heromandus R'!rents"'n or Nitilw~r-qn, Holl~n<'l.

1 7-8 J~tcoh & J'lnnetje Hennricks Def'ker: Both Wf'"ro rPsidinp in Hombeckus (~ lnrre ~rea includinf what is now Rochnater N.Y.) Rt tho. timo of their m~rriRrc.

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f'iP.ter f'iet~rse Jr. &.- ~-!orrP..rP.t Cro~hm·on V'ln fiMt: !'ieter '.Ja!; bo-rn i 1" tJe•..1 f,mst~"rd~m P.~d resid~d at th~ '.-J!'i]lAbout. 1-J3s a rnP.mher o" th"" Dutr-h Re~ormP.n Chur~h in 1677. L1ter s~ttled on th.,. Rnri tAn n~nr Somm~rville ~n-1 wns a M"rJh~'>r l')f th~ Assrrnbl,_. of 7ast ;.'et.r Jersey- in H)q9. r-hrprPt ·.-ms Pieter's ~ecor:.r! 1,/if~, the firat hnvinr heen Trentje J~ns.

Is:·uJc t JnnnetjP. ~-1n.udtz D<ivids: I!5<1'1C W!ls "l~pt17.P.d c 1f;()8 ::~+ 1-~!'lrbl<>town, Ulster County N.Y. Dil'!:i qt the s~rn~ ~1!'\ce. 1-]qs an 1nr1i~=m Inte-rpret~r, as .. ms hi:; f~ther. JR.nnetje lived !n Kinrston bnfore marriage.

Peter & Judith Vqn He!lt ProkRw: Peter W'ls b::>rn on Lonr Island, becam~ e farmer. Ht>d two fArms on the Rqrit·m in N.J. Judith vas D~pti7.ed Septembe>r 30, 1£,8'5, in the N.Y. Dut~h Chur~h.

I 19.1-194 Al"-'xnndP.r Jr. & Bli/;r!beth Coombs· Ree.ll: A.l£>:'01nder c-,me to ll;t:~.ryland from Scotln.nd in 1666. Fli~~beth probqbly born in ~merica.

1 195-196 t-:inhn & Eliz~beth nrew~r Hrgrudor: ?

I 197-198 J'lm":'s (! SA!"Ah P~a.r~e P.ea11: J,-n"!'i ~~me to H11ryland from Scotl~n<i iP 16BR. Sar~h wAs probably born in AmericA.

I 199 Ceorrl'! Hurdor.k: To ~Ar:-rland !"-rom ScCit1end in lf:??.

I /01-:?.02 ·william Sr. !: Mary Rrock Offutt: :H.lli~m ct1me to HArylAnn f'rom W~les in 166?.

I ::'01 John Joyce: "~me to Hr1r:'rland, probably from f:ngland.

I 217-218 Fen.jamin f.,· H~nnah Phillip~ LP-on-'!rd: }~arri~d in 1'715.

2'5-226 Henry & ~baf.ail Jenny Wood: ?

I 2=-'7-228 RPV. s~.mue1 & ElizA.b~th Fuller: ?

II 1-2 r ndreas f· SRra !lchoonmaker Cool: AndrPas WRs b0rn in D€er PArk I.onr Isl~nn. WAs R'lptized Nov. /~th, 1'71(-;. Hi'3 will wrt~ d~ted 11-5-1705. S-9rn Baptized 1-15-1719.

H 1-4 P~rnslrdus & Gret.je Decker S"~.'Rrtwood: Rr.>rnPr1lU5 was flRpt. in. Kingston tr.Y. on !Jet. 31, 1697. Crretje R9pt. 3-11-1700 in Ulster County ~J .Y •1

H 5-6 J!"ronimous & Su119.nna \'qn Nest: This family liv~d on Lonr Ishnd. tJad sP-ven children listen in th~ir FAmily Bi'ble.

• H 7-R Ceorrn & Ju01 th BrokA"~<' Davis (DAvids): GeorpP. WM'I born in Kinpston. P.ec~une a fArmer on the RArit~n in N.J. Jurlith was born in Som~rset County N.J.

H 99-100 Nath,niel &· ~nn Burdock Peall: ?

H 101-102 :aUittm Jr. & J•m!'! Joyce O!.'futt: ?

H 109-110 C<tleb & Jemima Hinthorn L~on!!rd: C~l~b •JaB born in Hfm.ih,..m N.J.

H 111-112 Jo21eph tr V.~ry Burt: ?

- H 113-114 Jame~ t: Exp£>rience Fu11A"!" Woodz 1

G 1-2 Rarm~nus & M~rrar~t SwRrtwood Cole: MargAret wqs born 'in Deer Park L.I. and Hl3r'ment.l"J prol:l~hly at th'! !!~r!e pl'1c~, since hi:'J ra-ther, A.ndrrJUS Covl, ;.,;az horn

--~ there. ThP-y were married in Mag~aghkemeck N.Y. They lAter owned 1800 acres or lAnd in '~~ehington County Pa. Just when, h~w, or vhy thny came to Pa. 1• not known. They are believed to be buried in the Cross Creek Pa. cemetary. They had eight children, Hosea F-1 havinr be~n the oldest.

G J-4 Piet~r & catherine D~vis Van Nesta Catherine wqa Baptized 1-18-1?35 in Somerset N.J. Pi~ter Bapt. 173?, Proh~bly on Long Island.

G 25-26 Henry ~ .A.gn~s c~r<Jon Mqxo .. tellz MArried in Irelanri bnt ~lieved to be of Scotch de:Jcent. Came to Pa. cl??O and later moved to Brook~ County Va. (now Y. Va.). HAd seven children, Thomas F-13 being the oldest. Henry served sa a private in The Revolutionary W~r.

~ 29-30 Andrew & Hartha Hatson Orra Believed to have lived in County Down•, Irele.nd. Did not come to Amerioe..

G 31-32 ? ~nd Me.rtha Calhoun Huston: Martha waa a member or an English family or hifh eocial standing.

G 49-50 Mordecai & Eli~abeth Beallz Mordecai waa a aoldier in the American Revolution from MarylAnd.

C 51-52 Alexander & ? P~rry orrutt1 Alexander was a soldier in the hmerican Revolution from Maryland.

G-·53-54 LivP-rton & .MR-ry 'Au~hq.nan ThotM.II tiverton wss !t soldier in the American Revolution from Pennsylvani~.

J 55-56 Caleb Jr. & s~rah Burt Leonardt Caleb waa a aoldier in the American Revolution from Penn~ylvania.

G 57-58 Jonathnn & Persia Robbins Woods ?

F 1-2 Moses & Judah VAn Nest Coles Farmers in Waahin~ton County Pa. Buried in the Cross Creek Cemetary. Had eight children, Samuel E-1 being the second.

F 5-6 Jacob Sr. & Hnnnah Buxton1 Farmers in W~ahinrton County Pa} Buried in the Cross Creek Cemetary. Itad five children, Jabob Jr. E-3 beinp the oldest.

F 13-14 Thonqs & Jane Meek Maxwells Farmers, originally from Brooke County Va. (Nov WVa.), later aettled near Cadiz, Ohio. Had eleven children, Henry E-7 being the ~ourth.

F 15-16 Robert & Ann Huston Orra Robert born in County Downs, Ireland. Came to ~merica in 1?95. Met Ann Hu~ton on the ahip ~nd thAy w~re rn~rried rive years lgter. Moved from Westmorel~nd County Pa. to Harrison County Ohio ol875. Had nine daughters, no sons. Much more available on thia family.

F 25-26 Colmer & Jane Offutt BeAll: ColmAr born in Frederick Countv Md. Joined a migrntion to we~tern P~. headed by his wire•a ur.ele, Zephaniah Beall, for whom Beallaville Pa. ia named. Colmer had three wivea, Jane bein~ the aeoond.

F 2?-28 Edmund & Rhoda LeonArd Thoaqa: ?

~ 29-30 J~mes & Achoah Phinney Woods Thia family moved rrom Bridgewater, Berkshire County Masa., to Washington County Pa. in 1787.

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S"lmue1 & Amy Perrine ColP: Farmers, Washin,-ton County Pn. Snmuel mFJrried tvice, Amy bc:!nr the first. !-!ad 16 chi1drcr. nltorether, six f.ir:t lrl!fc-, ten :cc~n:l wife. Moaea D-1 vaa oldeat or the 16.

Jacob Jr. & Elizabeth DRvis Buxton: Livf'd in Wn.11hinrton County r~. Hn.d a combin­ation flour and sal~ill on Cro~s Creek, just ov~r the State line in Brooke County WVa. J3cob mnrr:ied t~ice, Eli7-ebcth h~vinr been ~cc~nd. Hn1 20 children ~ltoFether~ Rebecca D-2 being the 15th. Much daW. ava:i.lable on thi111 family.

E 5-6 Joaeph & SArah Burna Patton: Natives of Fnyette County Pa. Moved to Rumley 1\lp., Had ten children, Jsmes.D-3 beinr the 6th. Ilarr·ison Count:r Ohio ir. 1817.

E 7-8 Henry & Esther Orr lotaXYe11: Were living in Cravfordaville Iovs in 1B60.

E 9-10 John & Lavina Hender-son: John horn in lrPland. This fqmil:r lived for ~ time in Westmoreland County Pa. later mo7eJ to Harrison County Ohio, on \olh9. t is nov (197.3) S~qte Route 151, one mi1q eaat 0f Scio. Lavinn vas the roster daurhter o~ a family, also by the name of HendPraon. H9d 10 children, James D-5 being the olde1t,

E 11-12 Thomqs & Rlizab9th Fisher McClintock: fqrmer•, livinr near Tappan Ohio. Buried in a private cemetery on their homP. r~rm. Nine children, Susanna D-6 being oldest.

E 13-14 A.lex.11nder & S"!rsh Tho!!l.!\~ B~~ll: Came from Ho.shinrton County Ps. t~ !!ottinrhem T\olp., Harrhon County Ohio in 1823. Land patente dAted 1828. Nine children, Edmund D-7 being the secand.

E 15-16 Benjamin & M~rtha Aakren Wood: Benjamin born in Berkshire C~unty Ma••· Moved with hi~ parent!'!! t., Washington ~ounty Pa. in 17~7. Later t'loved b 'M!lorntield Ohio in 1B20. Was a farmer qnd itinerant Baptist Preacher. Harried three time•, Martha being third. H~~ 21 children altogether, Albina D-8 reinr 16th.

D 1-2 Uose• & Rebecca Buxton Colt:": Both born in Waahington County Pa., moved to Harriaon County Ohio in 1843. Puroh~aen 168 acre• or land from F.manuRl Custer, father of Ceneral Georpe, midWPy between Scio end Jewett on vhat is now (1973) State Route 151. Eleven children, Samuel C-1 bt:"inf the 4th.

D 3-4 Jrunea & Hary Jane Haxwell Patton: F:lrnera in Rumle:t Tvp., i HRrrhon !';0unty Ohio. Jam8a ~a• killen when a Pa. Rail~oad train struck hia wagon in Scio. He ~a• married twice, Mary Jan~ being the second. Nine children, Eather C-2 heiDi 4th.

D 5-6 James & Suaan McClintock Henderson: Jeme• Born in We•tmoreland County Pa., moved vith his parents to North Tvp. Harrison County Ohio. Wea R c~rpenter hy trade. Su•an born on rather•• farm in MonroP Tvp. H~rriaon Count~ Ohio. Both ere buried at thq Ridr.e Cemetar,y. ~en ch11nren, Ht:'nry C-3 beinr the Ath.

D 7-8 F.dmun~ & Albin~ W~o~ ~eallt Th18 ramil~ liv~d in Mo~r~r!el~ Ohio. fd~und vas married twice, Albina beinr 2nd. Si~ children, Clara C-4 beiDf the youngeat.

C···l-2 SAmuel & F.sther PAtton CoJPt Sqmuel horn 'n W-.t~hinrt.on County P ... , rnovflto vith his parents to Harrieon County Ohio in 1850. Arter his f~ther's de~th, S~m and hi~ mothPr opP.r~tPd thP f.qrro, and Sam sacce~ded to its ownership after his mqrriage in 18~5. Esther born near New Rumly Ohio, graduated from Scio Collere in 1875-taught rur.ql •~hool• ~~rore marriaFe• Fiv~ children, JRmee B-1 being the younge1t.

C 3-4 Henry W. & Clara BEilall Henderson: Henry born in the villape or flqnover, near Soio Ohio. Clnfa born in New Philt\delphh Ohio. They were farmers, 1ivinr nesr the villaf.e of Hanover. Nine children, Florence B-2 ~qs 6th.

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G 5-6 Peter Ferririe Sr., ~n F:nflishm~m by birth, WAS kno;.m to be a resident of Somerset County, New Jersey ln l7S9. His wife~s nAme not known.

F 3-4 Peter Jr. and Sarah Harris Perrine. Peter born in Somerset 1"3ounty, i\ew Jersey where he enlisted and served throughout the Revolutionary war under various commands. Married Sarah Harris jn Fayette County Pa.. in 1790, and in 1794 purchased a trRct of larid containinf 100 acres and known as "Buffalo Lick" in Cross Creek Twp., Washinrton County Pa. where they spent the rest of their lives. Parents of Sarah Harris not known at this time (1976). Peter and Sarah are buried at the Bethel Cemetl'lry.

JORIS JANSZEN RAPALJR 1604 - 1663 (No. K-35 in this Record)

Innkeeper, New Amsterd~m, New Netherland.

Joris Janszen Rapalje, Hugu~not, son of Jean, was baptio;-,ed 28 April at Valenc:l~"nnes, died .in Brooklyn, New Netherland, probablr early in 1663; married 21 January 1624 in Amsterdam, Catalina Trico, dauphter of Jeronimus. She was born in Pry, Belfium, about 1605 and died 11 September 16~9 in Brooklyn.

Joris Janszen Ra.palje, as he w~=~s known in new NetherlA-nd, va.s the lAst of six children of Jean Rl'lpareillet and his unnamed vife. He was baptized 2g April 1604, as entered in the register of St. Nicolaes Roman Catholic Church of Valenciennes. Since 1668 Valenciennes ha.s been in the rlepllrtment du Nord of France. Previously it had been Haincut, a province in the part of Spanish Netherlands.

The n<Jme of Joris e.ppMrs ns Georges, illefitimRte son of Jean on the baptismAl record. It was not unusual for Walloon and Huguenot parents to t!l.ke their children to Roman Catholic priests to be baptized in the absence of Protest~nt clergy, or to escape persecution. Similarly, it w~s not uncommon for the priests to refuse to recofilize the validity of Protestant marriRges, recording the children of such marriAges as illegitimate.

Joris, livinr in AmsterdRm in 1623, with his prospective bride Catalina Trico, had been recruited vith a number of other families, probably mostly W~lloons, to r~ as colonists for The West India Compny's venture in ~msrica. Their accep~qnce wqs subject to their bein~ Olllrried before the ship's d<>parture. To meet this r~ouirement necessitated the public~tion of the intent to marry and the actual marriage, a process which then usually required !'It least three veeks. The banns +'or Jorig and Catalina vere published on SaturdR.y, January 11, 1624, and their marriage took place on Sunday January ?.lst, at the Walloon Church in ~msterdam, R week eRrlier th~n normal. The records indicate that probably their parents vere textile workers, and that Catalina was probably born in Pry, Belgium, not too far from Valenciennes.

Four days later, on 25 January 1624, th8 couple sailed on th~ ~ndracht (Unit~), A.driRn Foriszen Tienpont, skipp8r. Few of their fellov passengers !'ire known hy name, though Sebt:1stian Ja.nszen Krol, John Honfort and his wife Jacoueline l-forMu, and a.hout a dozen other families with mRrriageabl~ dFlUfhters and sons, with thirty una~companied men were aboard. Some were undoubtedly Walloons. The shin arrived in Nev Netherland in late Harch or early 1\pril, 1624, ~;~nd P.fteria stay of a few d"'ys w~nt up the Hudson to Fort Orange (~lbany), New York. These imnigrant~ were th~ advance party for the colonizA-tion plP.nnen hy the Hest India Comp~'~n:r. Soon after the h!'lrvest of 1626, the Comp<1ny resettled the eivht fAmiUea livinr in F'art 0r1'lnre, in Manhattan, which then became the c~nter of operations for Ne~ ~etherl~nd. This included the household of Rapalje which now included their first daurhter. Th~r~ wer~ but 270 white inhabitants in Manhattl'ln "'t this tlme, and sufficient lann so that the families brought down river could 3Upport themselves and have su;+'icient left over for the victualling of ships which vould put int, port for trad~. Since Joris could not follow his trRde of WMvinr: under the rP-fUl"ltions of the West Ind1a Comp!ln~, he found it ~xpedient to support his f~=~mily in other ways. He is suppos~d ta h~ve opened the first tavern shortl;..· after ar"'ivinr. in Nl'lnh"l.ttan. He was a tl'l.vernkeeper as late as 16 March 1648 when he and eleven other tavernkeepers promised ~s true men to live up to the newly imposed rules in every V~ay and l'lS best they could. The extensive rules were designed to control "unreasonable and intemperate drinkinp" at night and on Sundays, and the owners of taverns must hav~ some other legitim9te occupetion. Joris chose f~rminr. At first and vent in for cattle breedinf. In June 16'37, Joris bought from the Indians a plantation a.t the cove which the Dutch named ffWallabought". Many years later it becAme the site of the famous Brooklyn Navy Yard.

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JORIS JANSZRN R~PALJE ~ PagP- 2.

ThP. patent for the land lvas cc;1firmed to Joris Ra.pa.1je by Governor Kieft on 17 June, 1643. TMe f~rm of 335 acres was a.lwa.ys known as "Joresy'e Plantation" by the Dutch, and as "Georgie's PlRntation" b:v the 'Enrlish. Until Rapalje's far:n viAS well esta.hliehed Rnd sho•Iinr a good profit, and until he had sa+,isfactorr buildings on it, he And hie family continued to live on their property on Peqrl Street, which extended to Bridge Street, where the tavern flourished, in l~anhP.ttan. About 1654 they removed to the Brooklyn farm.

There is evidence that Joris Rapal.1e had other interests durinp thA time he hpt tavern a.nd built ~ profitable farm. In 1641 he 'W<l s one of the men called up!.m t,> rive advice regarding the trMtment to be ad.ministered to the Indians who had murdered Claes Swits. In 1647 Jan Dircksen from ~msterdam ma.de his will whil~ lying sick at Jorie Rapalje'e house. ~an was the ma.ster carpenter of the ship Swol, and in that will he named Rapalje "Chief Boatswain", not of hie ship, btlt evidently because Jorie was using hie knowledge of the bays and river around the city.

There is no evidence that the RApalje tavern 'WAS ever cited as a disorderl~ place. Jorie seems to have obeyed th~ lnws ~md honored his promise to abide b;v- them. He died at the age or 59 and was survived by his wife who died in 1689 at the a~e of 84.

By Leslie ~. Bryan

REFBRENC:SS

The Records of New ~msterdam, Bethold Fornow, Editor.

G. E. McCracken, The American Gen~~logist, Vols. 35 & 48

C. O. Zabriskie, de Halve Maen, Vols. 36 & 47.

N~w York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch, ~rnold J.F.VanLeer, translator.

Louis P. De Boer, Pre-~.merican Notes on Old New Netherland Families, The Genealogical M~gazine of N.J. Vol. IV.

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VOLUHE II

Harriet Stryker-Rodda Editor

Privately Printed, 1977.

The abaTe manuscript received from Nancy-Lee Carmichael, ·"hife Member of The Huguenot Society of California. ·