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JANSEN/JANSZENa Order of birth of children indefinite; there may have been other s . (I) Cornelius b 1593, probably Ma r s trand/Maes t erland which was then in a nd later ceded to Sweden ; m Elbertje Va n Alen/Van Loon soon aft er their arrival in American in the s pring of 163 1. Th ey went to Kingston, NY, Mayl631; fi nally settled in what became Ma rble town, Ulster Co ., NY; had 5 ; 3 ; t hree sons we re kill ed i n the n uprisings be tween 1659 and 1663; (2) ROE LOF b c 1595 ; (3) Tyman b c 1597 ; m Maritje (will proved 22 July l678) d/o J ohan and Tryntje (Roelofs) J onas/Jans and sis­ ter of Ann eke Jans; s he m/2 Dirck Co r neliszen ( d c 1648); m/3 Gove rt Looker­ mans (d 1671). Tyma n received a good education; became cl e rk in a provision ma rket ; later went i nto his own business ; was listed on the log of the ''Prin­ cess" which sunk off the coast of 14 Se p l647 with no surv ivors. 1 ROELOF J ANSEN b c 1595, Marstrand/Maesterl and, a village on an island of t he same nam e which is now in Got e burg Och Bohus (Gothe nburg), Sweden, an hist­ oric section of Norway which was ceded to Sweden in 1658 ; d 1636/7 when he " got wet in a cold rain , cat ching a cold from which he quic kly died" at Ha r ­ lem, NY ; m intentions 1Aprl623, Amsterdam, Holland , t o ANNEKE (b c 1605, Flekkoroy, Norway; d 19Marl663; buried Middl e Du tch Church Ya rd, Beaver St ., New York City) d /o Tryntje J ANS/JONAS of Maeste rla nd, a midwife in New Amster­ dam; she m/2 Mar1638 Oominie Everardus Bogardus by wh om she had four ­ ( r en . At the time of the of Roelof and Anneke , they lived at the St. Tunis Gate i n Amste rdam, Holland, where he was a seaman. He sailed from the Texel on 2 1Ma rl630 in "de Eendracht"; arrived in America 24May 1630 with his a nd three daughters . He assumed the name of Roelof Jansen Van Maester­ landt. Th ey lived for a short time in New Amsterdam ; then went to what is now the city of Re nssalear , NY , wh e re he wo rked on the deLae ts far m on the east bank of the Hudson River, near Mill Creek (Norman ' s Kill) for $72 a year . He also carried on trade with the Indians. There is a stream in what is now Columbia Co ., NY, call ed Roelof J a nsen' s Kill . On 1July1632 he was a ppointed schepens and go t a "black hat with s i lver bands " to wear t o denote the office . In April 1634 he was r e placed as farme r und e r uncer tain cir cum­ s t ances. Some sources say he "deserted"; othe r s that he had served most , if not a ll, of his r egular pe r iod of empl oyment . Reco rds show that Van Renssel­ aer compl ained about Roelof' s ma nageme nt of th e farm. On 20July l632 he com­ plained hat Jansen had " grossly run up accounts i n drawing provisions" and said that he thought J ansen' s wife, he r mothe r, a nd her "must have g ive n things away." I n any event, it seems that Roelof was not a successful farme r and was in debt to the Patroon Van Re nsselaer wh en r e placed . The de bts were later cancelled . Ro elof , his fam i ly, and his mo ther-in-law moved to New Amsterdam about 1634 whe r e he was an em ployee of the West India Co . In 1636 he received 62 acres of land lying a l ong the East River which formed a sort of pe nins ula be t ween the rive r and the swamps which the n cove red what is now Canal St . and West Broadw ay in New York City . He erected a farm house on his land a nd died soon after . With her second marriage , Ann eke became the firs t Norw egian "predikantsvrouw" ( pas t or ' s wife) in New York. She is des­ c ribed by J an Evj e n as a " sma ll we ll-formed woman with del i cate feat ures , tra ns com plexion , a nd b r ight , beautiful dark eyes .'' He a lso says thaL s he had a "wel 1 balanced mind , sunny disposi tion, winning 111.::innc r s , a nd a

vu~.. , ., ,., .., Mrs. Fred A. Tuthill a 11!.Z 1 Elmira, NY 14905 -""' JANSEN/JANSAEN/ D~nated by ~· tt:t°t3 JANSE Fam.1 ly · Col. H Doud ' --m>-u~...._ · ·Al easier and more affluent 1 ife in her second marriage, but her second , Bogardus, was "a fearless outspoken person" and their years together were filled with controversy and lawsuits. He was re­ turning to Holland to answer charges against him when his vessel, "The ," entered the Bristol Channel by mistake, struck a rock, and sunk with 60 persons aboard. After his death, Anneke was burdened with debts and had several small children. They lived withher Fytje and her husband Pieter Hartgers for a time. On 23Aprl652 Pieter Hartgers agreed to pay ground rent of four beav­ ers for a lot in Albany, the patent for which was given to Anneke Bogardus. She built a house and remained there the rest of her life. In 1654 she obtained from ,r Gov. Stuyvesant a patent in her own name on the land on Manhattan Island that she _J had inherited from her first husband. Years after her death she became famous when her descendants initiated litigation claiming ownership of real estate on z Manhattan Island that had belonged to her. They claimed that Trinity Church had 0 illegally acquired title and that the property belonged to her descendants. The LtJ land in question was rated in 1972 at a value of some three million dollars. The u courts ruled that Trinity Church had legal title. Roelof Jansen's daughters took z the Roelofs; his sons, Roelofszen; none were called Jansen. w : I Lyntje bp 21Julyl624, Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, Holland; d bef Mayl630. 0:: 2 SARA bp 4Aprl627, Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, Holland; d c 1693; m in­ w tentions 29Junl642, Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, to Dr. HANS L1.. KIERSTED, a surgeon (b c 1612, Magdeburg, Germany; d 1666); m/2 ISep w 1669, New York City, Cornelis Van Borsum, owner of the Long Island Ferry; a:: m/3 18Jul61683 Elbert Elbertsen Stouthoof as his 2nd wife 1../) 3 Tryntje/Kathrina bp 1629, Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, Holland; m inten­ 0 tions 24FEbl647, New Amsterdam, Willen de Kay; no children; m/2 after u 16Sepl652 Lucas Rodenburgh (d 1657), vice director for the West India u Co. at Curacao from 1644 to 1655; 2 daughters; m/3 24Aprl658, New Amster­ C) dam, Johannes Pieterszen Verbrugge/Van Burgh/VerBrugge (b 1623; d 1697, New York City), a magistrate, merchant; member of the first board of al­ ( dermen in NY City; Capt. in NY militia; burgomaster of NY City; 2 sons; 5 daughters. A wedding present for the third marriage from Curacoa in- cluded "I Keg salt, 1 Keg preserved lemons, I Keg lemon joice, a parrot, and 12 paroquets." 4 Sytje/Fytje b c 1631, probably on the deLaets farm in what is now the city of Rensselaer, NY; d before her , probably 1659; m Pieter Hartgers who came to New Amsterdam in 1643 in the service of the West India Co.; settled in Fort Orange; engaged in trade with Indians; assis- ted de Hooges in the management of the colony of Rensselaerswyck; in ~ 0 1646 had a brewery; magistrate 1658 in Albany; acquired a reputation of ;2· ' being a expert on the value of Indian money (shells); appointed a com- Li"?:1?':: missioner in 1659 to estimate Indian Wampum. In 1664 his property was 0 L~."'i confiscated perhaps because of his refusal to take the oath of allegi- ~ ~-;~'"1 ance to the English government. Had 2 children. ::;JES 5 J~n b c 1633/4, de Laets farm, Rensselaerswyck; unmar~ied.at time of 25c/~ his '~ death; some ~ources say he later m AnnatJe P1ete:s and that · =~J both were kl lled in 16~0 in Schenectady by ~he French ~nd Ind1a~s; had ~ .::r no children. He is said to be the one who in 1665 acc1dently killed ... ~.. c.:i Gerritt Verbeeck in Albany, for which he was exonerated by the Gov. On :;:"'3 (,~J 25Novl654 he took the oath as surveyor of Beverqyck (Albany). He was interested hunting and trapping and was said to have had a very inde­ pendent nature. 4 Annatje/Ann b c 1636, New Amsterdam; died young

Evjen. SCANDINAVIAN IMMIGRANTS IN NEW YORK. p. 91-101, 336 NEW YORK rnNE.\I..O:;IC..\L AND Blcx;R.\PHIC..\L REC.QRD. Vol. 56, p. 204-205; Vol. 104, p. 65-66, 157 Shaff, Dewitt, c001piler and editor. lliE JANSEN .\ND .\I.LIED F.WLIES. Typewritten, loose-leaf notebook in library of Tanpkins Co. Historical Society, Ithaca, NY J A N S 1 Ja-1.\Na (Trynlje/Kalherine Roelofs ) 2 ( •.\NNEKE JANS ( RC£LOF JANSZEN) _;oH.l.Na m TRYNTJE/K.\THERINE ROELOFS (d before 17.\ug l649). J ohan was a given name, Teutonic in origin and ususally transliterated by the Dutch to Jan, Johannes, or Jonas. It is not believed lhat he came t o America. His wife was a widow called Trynlje Jonas when she came to New Amste rdam where she served as the official midwife for the West India Co., beginning in these­ cond half of 1634. Her ful l name was Trynlje (given name) Roelofs (Patrony­ mic , or father ' s given name) Jonas (possessive surname based on given name of husband) van Maesterland (place name, usually based on the birthplace. Therefore, Tryntje (Roelofs) Jonas Van Maesterland was probably born in Mars­ trand, now in Sweden , but then parl of Norway, Lo a father whose given name was Roelof . J . H. I nnes in his NEW AMSTERDAM .'\ND ITS PEOPLE says that she "was duly sensible of t he dignily and importance of he r office , which she e xe rcised with great independence ." It appears she stayed some lime with her daughter Anneke in the colony of Rensselaerswyck. On 4Febl644 she ob­ tained a grant of land from the West India Co ., a lot on Pearl Street where she built a house . On 15Sepl644 her - in- law, Bogardus , brought a suit in her behalf for another " small piece of ground. " The West India Co . owed her money at the time of her dealh, wh ich he r daughters claimed. She died soon after 21Sep l644 because her name no longer appears in the records after that date . The orde r of birth of her childr en is uncertain . Issue: Marritje/Mary Jans; will proved 22Jul6 1678 ; m/I Tyman Jansen (b 1603; d before 1646) . For several years from 1633, or perhaps earlier, he was the leading shipwright in New Amsterdam; he re­ ( ceived land in 1642 and 1643 which covers the site of the prese nt court house of Queen ' s Cou nty and its vicinity, i n Long Island City. She m/2 9Sepl646, New Amste rdam, Dirck Corneliszen van Wensveen, probably s/o Cornelis Leendertsen; he was a carpenter who died about 1648 . She m/3 20July1 649 , New Amsterdam, Govert Loockerman (d 167 1) , a widowe r with two small daughters . Loocker­ man came to New Amsterdam in 1633 as assistant cook on a yacht; served as clerk in the office of the West India Co.; was a fur trader; became one of the richest men in the province of New York. Ma r ritj e had a daughter Elsie b c 1633/34 of her first marriage ; and a son Cornelis bp 17Febl647, d 1678 of her second marriage. She was a member of lhe Dutch Refo rm ed Church. 2 ANEKE JANS b c 1605, Flekkeroy, a village on an island of the same name in Vest Agder , Norway , now in Sweden; d 19Ma r1 663; buried in the Middle Dutch Ch urch Yard, Beaver St., New York City; m/I (intentions) 1Apr l623) ROELOF JANSZEN (b c 1602, Marstrand, Nor­ way; d 1636; m/2 Marl638 Everardus Bogardus , second Domi nie of t he Dutch Reformed Church of New Amersterdam (b 1607, Veenendaal, Utrecht; d 27Sepl647 in the wreck of lhe ship "The Princess" in Bristol Chann el) s/o Wllen Janszen Bogaert and his second wife Susanna ~nriaensdr. van Ruyteve l d.

Evjen, John O. SC.\NDIN.WL\N IM1[GR.WI'S IN NEW YORK, 1630-1674. Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co ., 1972. p 91-101, 108-110 Innes, J. H. NEW .\MS1ERD,\M .\ND ITS PEOPLE MacKenzie, George. COL.Q.\IL-\L F;\MILIES OF 'IHE UNl"IED ST.\1ES. Bal tin-ore: Gen. Pub. Co. , 1966. Vol . I, p. 224 NEW YORK CENS\l...OCIC.\L .\ND BIOCR\PHIC.\L RECORD . Vol. 56, p 204-205; Vo l . 104 , p. 65-72 , 157

v~::.· ;r~~· ~- Tuthill J~~ r!P' ;a .... \ ~ I 11 Elmira, NY 14905 I ., J

r ~ Anneke JANS and Everard~ BOGARDUS Descendants Association

Ohio 45177

April 24, 1989

Thank you for your request for a copy of the "Anneke JANS-BOGARDUS and Adam BROUWER Research Aid Bibliography". We hope that you will find it both enjoyable and useful.

This was an important "first step", towards the more extensive and major record of the descendants of Anneke JANS via the children of her two and also one on the descendants . of Adam BROUWER to update and extend the work done by William J ~ Hoffman in his "BROUWER Beginnings - The - First Three Generations of the Adam BROUWER 13ERCHOVEN ". I now plan to work more specifically on the genealogical records while Raymona will concentrate on other "collections" of BOGARDUS and BROUWER-BROWER baptisms and ; and extracts or ab~tracts of wills, pension files, census records, city directories, tombstone inscriptions, etc., but mainly for.. BOGARDUS. We' 11 keep you posted on our progress from time to time.

We look forward to ·hearing from you again sometime and will continue to be of help whenever we can. For our " gallery" of pictures, we'd certainly like to include one of you and members of your family, if one is available.

Thank you again for your support.

I • ,, ')'' / ) ...... :. \- /" ~l/.I. ·~-~ , \.. - ·~ ,' i ''Cousins" Bill & Ra-Yrriona Anneke JANS - BOGARDUS and Adam BROUWER Research Aid Bibliography

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Anneke JANS and Everardus BOGARDUS Descendants Association

Copyright 1989 All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce this book or parts thereof in any form, except by permission of the author.

William Brower Bogardus 1121 Linhof Road Wilmington, Ohio 45177

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ISBN 0-96211897-0-7 ::.. "Past is Prologue"

My sincere thanks to my wife, Raymona, for the loving encouragement and assistance which she has so generously provided.

-. iii - Anneke JANS and Everardu.r BOGARDUS Descendants Aaodation

Dear "":

This publication is for you. It could not have been accomplished without your love and support.

With warm regards, /~~ "Cousins" Bill and Raymona

- iv - Introduction

If you were to visit a major library like the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. or the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, to research your family history and , the immediate sight of rows upon rows of books and card files, with available microfiche aids and indexes, might make you want to give up before you start! It seems there are just too many items to look at and you wonder "where do I start"? Eventually, of course, the library patron does become familiar with the card files and internal library practices but the diligent family researcher will spend countless hours looking for small tid-bits of information. Using the BOGARDUS surname, for example, many thousands of individuals will be referred to in many thousands of records - but "which ones". The surname index in all genealogical libraries will point the direction to quite a few books and records which can be consulted but these will represent only a very small fraction of the total number of library items that are likely to contain the information you're looking for. The fact is, pure and simple, one must literally consult hundreds of potentially applicable books and records to determine whether each one might contain an item that you are seeking.

During the past 25 years, I have visited scores of genealogical libraries around the country, including the Library of Congress, National Archives and National Library of the D.A.R. in Washington, D.C. and the Family History Library at Salt Lake City; and have corresponded with several hundred others. In my search for information about Anneke JANS and the BOGARDUS and BROUWER , I have had access to many thousands of items of material in the form of published books, unpublished (but filed) manuscripts and loose papers, microfilm and microfiche records, periodicals, charts, pamphlets, etc. To the extent that each contained a reference to Anneke JANS or to any BOGARDUS or BROUWER individual, I made an attempt to identify the item by title, author, date, Vol. and page number and have tried to acquire the pertinent extract pages or full copy of the more important items when such were available. My correspondence with numerous libraries around the country also sought to determine their holdings as pertains to Anneke JANS and the BOGARDUS and BROUWER families and many items were obtained without visiting the library in person.

The purpose of this publication is to provide to those many descendants of Anneke JANS and the BOGARDUS and BROUWER families a research aid which now lists many hundreds of published items - - most of which are not readily identified in any library's card file when looking for JANS-BOGARDUS-BROUWER data - - that I have found to contain varying degrees of information pertaining to these families. It is not complete - nor will it ever be! There are just too many items of material in too many libraries to be reviewed, but it is a beginning. I have had access to many unpublished i terns as well, but since they would not be generally available to most individuals, they are not included in this publication. Also, not included are references to published church baptisms and marriages; indexes; queries; city directories and census records; cemeteries; wills and other p~blic records. It is expected that extracts from some of these items will be published later. Keep in .mind, also, although this publication may assist many in finding the family information they are seeking, the data obtained is Secondary Material and should be used with great caution.

With regard to the BROUWER family, for the purpose of this bibliography, I have attempted to identify only those publications which I believe pertain to the descendant families of Adam BROUWER BERCHOVEN. As is well known, there were other BROUWER-BROWER-BREWER and if published items clearly pertained to these

- v - other BROUWER-BROWER-BREWER families, they were ~ included. Finally, the items in this bibliography that pertain to Anneke JANS and the BOGARDUS family will contai.n an internal mention of their connection to Anneke JANS or BOGARDUS but there are many, many other published items (not included herein) that would no doubt continue the family lines in succeeding generations. It would be virtually impossible to identify all such inter-related published material. · For the placement of the items on each page (A-Z), I have entered each according to the first letter of the applicable surname, predominant location or the subject (noun) of each item rather than to list each item according to the alphabetical listing of the author's last name. The "Remarks" column includes brief comments as to where pertinent data is located within the article, significant errors, etc. Some are less exact than others but should nevertheless aid the researcher to some degree. The following abbreviations were also used in some "Remarks" entries: NYGBR New York Genealogical & Biographical RECORD GMNJ Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey

NGSQ National Genealogical Society Quarterly

TAG - The American Genealogist DSSA - Dutch Settlers Society of Albany DAR Daughters of the American Revolution

An entry in the column "AJ" signifies that the specific item contains material - pertaining to Anneke JANS and her children or descendants from her marriage to Roelof JANSEN; an entry in the column "BO" pertains to any reference to a member of the BOGARDUS family; and an entry in the column "BR" would pertain to probable descendants of Adam BROUWER, using the BROUWER, BROWER or BREWER. The use of the asterisk (*) signifies that the described ancestry of Anneke JANS being descended from William "the Silent" or the WEBBER family, is in error. The following codes are also used:

0 No genealogical data is contained in the item; only name references.

M A minimum amount of genealogical data can be found in this item, ranging from only the identification of husband and wife and possible childrens names or perhaps a date of marriage, etc., up to approximately 20 names and associated information along a particular family line.

A An average amount of genealogical content. Between 20- 50 identifiable names and associated data.

E An extensive amount of genealogical data. Above SO. All comments, corrections and additions will be welcome.

William B. Bogardus 1121 Linhof Road Wilmington, Ohio 45177 - vi - "The Anneke JANS-BOGARDUS Story"

(Revised) *

by

William Brower Bogardus

Where does the story of Anneke JANS really begin? Most authors of historical manuscripts, articles and books on the early settlement of New Amsterdam have seldom discussed her family origin but some have cautiously implied that she was descended from William "the Silent", of Orange, who was later William the Tenth of Orange and William the First of Holland. William "the Silent" was born in 1533 and was married four times. In addition to the legitimate children by each of his , the "legend of Anneke JANS" indicates that he also married clandestinely or morganatically to someone whose name seems not to be known and that two children by this union were given the surname WEBBER. It is thus alleged that a son by this illicit marriage, Wolfert WEBBER, married Tryntje JONAS, the known mother of Anneke and of other children named Wolfert, Marritje and Arianetje. Records have proven that Marritje was a sister of Anneke but no evidence has proven that she had a Wolfert or a sister Arianetje. It is then claimed that Anneke WEBBER married Roelof JANSEN and thereafter was known as Anneke JANS. Numerous published items, many in the possession of this author, have unwittingly and without proof, thus woven an intricate and detailed family relationship among the early WEBBER-SYBRANT-SELYNS-COCKS-WALLIS families to conveniently strengthen the legendary descent of. Anneke JANS from the royal line of William "the Silent". This article will not lend credence to this fabrication by expounding upon these family relationships and it is hoped that future generations of Anneke JANS' descendants will truthfully recognize this legend as "early American folklore". There is not one single thread of evidence to support the descendancy of Anneke JANS from William "the Silent" •

Notwithstanding the above, Anneke JANS ~ a very real person although her fame was not attributed to any personal degree of importance during her lifetime. It should also be noted, incidentally, that there were a considerable number of JANS, J ANSE and JANSEN families of this time period - with many daughters named Anneke or Annetje - but there is no evidence of any relationship to the Anneke who is the subject of this article. Nevertheless, millions of Anneke's descendants have become almost mesmerized by illusions of great wealth which surfaced long after her death in 1663, sterning from the disputed title to 62 acres of land she inherited from Roelof JANSEN in early New Amsterdam and now the heart of New York City; and compounded by stories of fortunes found in European banks left by her royal grandfather to her seventh generation descendants. More on the disputed ownership of the New York City property later • • • but, "who was Anneke JANS; where did she come from: and what was her station in life"? From the Amsterdam (Holland) Reformed Oude Kerk marriage intentions of April 1, 1623, it is recorded that Roelof JANSSOON, born in Maesterland (Marstrand on the island of the same name in Goteburg Och Bohus, Sweden • • but in Bohuslan, Norway until 1658), a seaman, aged 21 years, having no (to grant parental permission), assisted by Jan GERRITSZ., his nephew, residing 3! years at the St. Tunis gate, on the one part; and Anna JANS, born in Vleckere, in Norway (Flekkeroy on the island of the same name in Vest Agder, Norway), aged 18 years, assisted by Trijn ROELOFFS,

* An abbreviated version of this article was published in the Nov. 1981 issue of "The Second Boat" - 1 - her mother, residing at the same place, of the second part. The marriage record of Roelof JANSZ. and Anna JANS was dated April 18, 1623 in the records of the Amsterdam Reformed Niew Kerk. It has been concluded by some that the given name of Anneke JANS' father was Johan, Jan or Johannes. The first three children of Roelof JANSZEN and his wife, Anneke JANS, are recorded as being baptized in the Amsterdam Lutheran Church as follows: Lijntje, bap. July 21, 1624; Sara, bap. April 5, 1627; and Trijntje, hap. June 24, 1629.

Roelof JANSZ. (hereafter referred to as JANSEN) was among the first immigrants to New Amsterdam and was commissioned in 1630 to farm land in the new colony of Rennselaerswyck for $72 a year. Roelof and Anneke, their three children, a party of colonists and probably Anneke's mother and sister, set sail for New Amster­ dam aboard the ship "Eendracht" March 21, 1630. Roelof and Anneke were parents to two additional children while at Renselaerswyck, their daughter Lijntje having previously died before their arrival in New Amsterdam, namely: Sitje, born about 1631 on "de Laets Burg" farm in Rennselaerswyck and Jan, born about 1633 at the same place. The family resided and worked at Rennselaerswyck until about 1634, or a little later, when they moved to New Amsterdam. Their sixth child, Annetje, born in New Amsterdam about 1636 probably died as a child sometime after 1642. In 1636, Roelof was granted thirty-one morgens of land (62 acres) lying along the East River, which formed a sort of peninsula between the river and the swamps then covering the sites of Canal Street and West Broadway. It is this land that eventually was disputed by subsequent generations of Anneke's descendants as being improperly conveyed to the Trinity Church Corporation. Roelof JANSEN died shortly after his arrival in New Amsterdam and in March 1638, Anneke JANS, then a widow, married Domine (Rev) Everardus BOGARDUS. Domine BOGARDUS had previously arrived in New Amsterdam in April 1633 aboard the ship "de Soutberg" to succeed the ministry of Jonas MICHAELIS, thus becoming the second ordained minister in America.

The 62 acres of land which Anneke inherited from her first husband, Roelof JANSEN, acquired the name "Domine's Bouwerie". United in English days to another "Company's Bouwerie and granted a patent from the Colonial Governor, Cornbury, in 1705, acting for Queen Anne of England, this questionable conveyance of the original property of Anneke JANS became the basis o~ repeated and hotly contested lawsuits initiated by her descendants to claim their ap:parent legitimate part­ ownership. As recent as the 1920s, when the property was then considered to be worth "billions", some descendants of Anneke JANS were still attempting to obtain favorable settlement from the courts, having· been denied restitution in past gener­ ations. Nationwide "Anneke JANS BOGARDUS Heirs Association" chapters were estab­ lished to help finance the legal costs involved and questionable lawyers obtained millions of dollars from gullible, presumed descendants, based upon undocumented or questionable genealogical evidence. Needless to say, none of the lawsuits were ever settled in favor of the descendant "heirs". To study the facts again today, however, one could conclude that the heirs of Anneke JANS ~ treated unfairly but it is also plainly clear that no such lawsuit should ever be initiated again.

Although the colorful heritage of the BOGARDUS family is principally traceable to the legend of ·Anneke's "royal" pedigree, albeit illigitimate, or to the factual claims by her descendants against the Trinity Church Corporation, the history of Domine BOGARDUS is certainly not without interest. Because it is known that he attended school in Woerden, Holland, it was long accepted that he was born there in 1607. From early records, it was also known that he was enrolled as a student at the University of Leiden on July 17 ,/~~7 and that on September 9,

- 2 - 1630, before he had finished his studies, he was sent by the Consistory of Amsterdam to Guinea (in West Africa) as a Comforter to the Sick. In 1632 he returned to Amsterdam, and, having been examined and ordained for the ministry, he was asked by the West India Company to go to New Amsterdam. On July 15, 1632, he was appoint­ ed and signed his name to the agreement as "Everhardus BOGHAERDUS", having latinized his given name of Evert and surname of BOGAERT, being the custom of the period upon matriculation. Records also indicated that he had a brother named Cornelis and that his father's name was Willem. In this regard, as recent as 1969, the documented ancestry of Domine Everardus BOGARDUS was completed by Mr. P.H. Bogaard, of De Meern, Utrecht, The , and subsequently published in "de Halve­ Maen", the quarterly publication of The Holland Society of New York. The article, entitled "Dutch Ancestry of Domine Everard us BOGARDUS", traces the family line to the early 1300s through the names of BOGAERT, UTEN-BOEMGAERT, BOTTERMAN and HEY; reflects the parents of Evert to be Willem Jansz. BOGAERT and his second wife, Susanna Adriaensdr. van RUTEVELD; and that he was presumably born in Veenendaal, Holland, rather than Woerden, in 1607. This lineage has been questioned, however, and it is expected that further documentation will be forthcoming in the near future. Some facts are unquestionably true, however. For example, after his father's death, probably snortly before Feb. 13, 1616, Evert lived in an orphan­ age at Woerden and also became a.tailor. On June 13, 1622, it is recorded that he was stricken by serious illness which for some time deprived him of his powers of speech, hearing and sight. After miraculously regaining his speech on September 17, 1622, during the singing of Psalms, he resolved to become a minister if he should fully recover. This he did on Jan. 21, 1623, after suffering another attack three days earlier. A man of complicated character, Domine BOGARDUS experienced many difficulties during his ministry in New Amsterdam, especially in his relation­ ship with the Director's General Wouter van TWILLER and the latter's successor, William KIEFT. The well documented accounts of the colonial New York era contain many references to the trials and experiences of these individuals. Following numerous denunciations by both Director General KIEFT and Domine BOGARDUS upon each other, the Director General and council offered to submit their respective charges to impartial judges. Domine BOGARDUS, however, preferred to defend himself before the Classis of Amsterdam and on Aug. 17, 1647, both Director General KIEFT and Domine BOGARDUS sailed aboard the ship "de Princesse" for Amsterdam. The ship was wrecked during a violent storm in the Bristol Channel, off the coast of Wales, and al though some members aboard survived, both the Director General and the Domine were drowned on September 22, 1647.

Anneke JANS' fame rests on property and progeny. Her descendants are now estimated to number in the millions and future generations will be no less interest­ ed in proving their pedigree to this illustrious , via the children of her first husband, Roelof JANSEN, or her second husband, Domine Everardus BOGARDUS - - or both, as has already been done. The children of Anneke JANS and Roelof JANSEN were surnamed ROELOFS for the five and ROELOFSZEN for the one , although only Sara, Trijntje (Catrina) and Sijtje are known to have left producing families of their own. None were surnamed JANSEN. Principal allied families descending from these children are: KIERSTEDE, VAN BORSUM, RODENBURG, VAN BRUGH, HARTGERS, BAYARD, KIP, TELLER, TRAPHAGEN, DE WITT, DE KEY, ROSENCRANS, WYNKOOP, ELMENDORF, SCHOONMAKER, LOW, STOUTENBERG, SLEGHT, KONIG, RYCKMAN, MANCIUS , VAN VLECK, DOREMUS , VAN GAASBEEK, TEN EYCK, DU BOIS , VAN BUREN, VAN RENSSELAER, TEN BROECK, SCHUYLER, GRAVENRAEDT,. LIVINGSTON, WENDELL, LANSING and GANSEVOORT. The children of Anneke JANS and Domine BOGARDUS were all born in New Amsterdam and baptized in the Reformed Dutch Church, although the baptism of their first son, Willem, was apparently performed before the first recorded baptism on Sept. 25, 1639. In addition to Willem, born 1639, Cornelis, Jonas and Pieter were baptized on Sep. 9, 1640, Jan. 4, 1643 and Apr. 2, 1645, respectively. All were surnamed

- 3 - BOGARDUS although ·only Willem, Cornelis and Pieter left children who produced families with descendants living today. Principal allied families via these children are: BROUWER/BROWER/BREWER, QUACKENBUSH, DEMAREST, DRAKE, BOVEE/BOVIE, STAGG, PEARCE, KINNEY, DIRCKSZEN, VIELE, VAN DEURSEN, VAN SCHAICK, BUCHANAN, VAN BUREN, LOTTRIDGE, ELLSWORTH, VAN NESS, VANDERCOOK, DE DUYSTER, VAN TYNE, PUDNEY, OAKLEY, HOUGHTALING, VAN ALSTEYN, SUTPHIN, HALSTEAD, ELMENDORF, LOW, SLEGHT, VAN DER WERKEN, CLAW, HUYCK, SICKLES, VAN TASSEL, TERBUSH/TERBOSS, BRANDOW, VAN VECHTEN, BRONK, WYNKOOP, DECKER, BRATT /BRADT, GROESBECK, DE WANDELAER, PROVOOST /PREVOOST, FERRIS, lDUNSBERRY, GARDENIER, DU BOIS, CHOLLET, CONCKLIN, FANCHER, SCHERMERHORN, WILSON, WESTCOTT, PALMER, TOMPKINS, VAN WAGENEN, HALLENBECK, SHARP and VOSBURGH. The above family names, however, comprise only a fraction of those which have been identified.

The "Anneke JANS and Everardus BOGARDUS Descendants Association" was formed by the author as an informal organization to keep alive the interest in these and to create a common bond of friendship among their descendants. Over the past 25 years, many thousands of descendants have shared valuable family information and, as a result, the Descendants Association has been able to help a countless number of "Dear Cousins" to prove their family lineage. It is believed that the Association's library of material is now, by far, the largest collec~ion of published and unpublished data pertaining to Anneke JANS and the BOGARDUS family availabe in the world and it is hoped that it will continue to expand in the years and generations to follow. In this regard, this publication is the first of several that are intended to be published and all who may have an interest in their family history and/or the perpetuation of this effort are encouraged to correspond.

Recommended Reading

See accompanying bibliography for identification of items listed below:

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1. ''The ADAMS Family, Levi FINCH and Hulda ADAMS, Their Questionable BROWER Generations O* 0 M Descendants", H.L. Corzette, 1936 2. "The Heroes of Albany - A Memorial of the Patriotic Martyrs of p. 829 William ff. and Charles B. M the City and County of Albany", Rufus W. Clark, 1886 BOGARDUS

3. "Contributions for the of the First Settlers of See this item's index A A A the Ancient County of Albany, From 1630-1800", Jonathan Pearson, 1872, reprint 1978 4. ''The Argonauts of California: being the reminiscences of 0 scenes and incidents that occurred in Calif. in early mining days by a pioneer", C.W. Haskins, 1890

5. "An Armory of American Families of Dutch Descent - BOGARDUS" NYGBR, Vol. 65, Oct. 1934, pp. 349- 0 350

6. "The ASHLEY Genealogy, A History of the Descendants of Robert p. 218 Helen Maria (BOGARDUS) M ASHLEY", Francis Bacon Trowbridge, 1896 POLLOCK

7. "Genealogical Record of Robert AUSTIN and His Lineal p. 85 Adeline W. BOGARDUS Descendants", Maude Conrad Baker, 1928

8. "Early Records of the City and County of Albany and Colony of pp. 204-205 Will of Anneke JANS M Rensselaerswyck", New York State Library History Bulletin BOGARDUS 10, Vol. 3, Jonathan Pearson, 1918

9. "Landmarks of Albany County, New York", Amasa Junius Parker, p. 809 Rev. Cornelius BOGARDUS and 0 1897 John I. BOGARDUS

10. "Descendants of George ABBO'IT of Rowley, Mass., and of his Line of Henry & Mary Ann (CURTIS) M Joint Descent with George ABBO'IT, Sr. , of Andover, Mass ••• ", BOGARDUS, Vol. II, p. 668 Lemuel A. Abbott, 1906

11. "American Ancestry, Giving the Name and Descent in the male Vol. I, p. 10 Walter S. BROWER; M M line, of Americans whose ancestors settled in the United Vol. II, p. 13 Jacob T.B., Abram States previous to the Declaration of Independence, A.D. F. & James B. BOGARDUS 1776", Thomas P. Hughes, 1887

12. "American Heritage Magazine", April 1962 p. 31 Capt. Adam H. BOGARDUS 0 13. "Descendants of David ACKERMAN of 1662", Herbert Stewart See index in Vol. 3 M A Ackerman, 1944 14. "Armorial Families of America", Ernest Spofford Line of Adam BROUWER and Deborah M M ALLEN, pp. 97-98

15. "The Albany Rural Cemetery - Its Beauties, Its Memories", pp. 185-186 The Anneke JANS 0 Henry P. Phelps, 1803 Monument 16. "The ACKERMAN Family", Barbara W. Tobey, 1980 Vol. I, pp. 27, 42 & 91 M 17. "Genealogical Data from Administration Papers from the New pp. 1, 20, 31-32 BOGARDUS; pp. M M York State Court of Appeals in Albany", Kenneth Scott, 1972 37 & 40 BROWER 18. "Genealogical Abstracts from the American Weekly Mercury, p. 105 Adolph BROWER 0 1719-1746", Kenneth Scott, 1974 19. "A Genealogy of the Descendants of Alexander ALVORD, An p. 677/2995 W.G. & Alice (BROWER) 0 Early Settler of Windsor, Conn., and Northampton, Mass.", MILLER Samuel Morgan Alvord, 1908 20. "Seventeenth Century Albany: A Dutch Profile", Charlotte pp. 14 & 83 0 0 Wilcoxen, 1981

21. "ACKERMAN", Charles Carroll Gardner GMNJ, Vol. 10, Jul. 1935, pp. 51 & M 56

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22. "The Annals of Albany", Joel Munsell, 1853 See index in Vol. X M M ·M 23. "New York Historical Manuscripts: English - Records of the pp. 16, 29-30 Cornelius BOGARDUS; M 0 Court of Assizes for the Colony of New York, 1665-1682", p. 48, 64, 93 & 99 Adam BROWER Peter R. and Florence A. Christoph, 1983 24. "Albany Chronicles - A History of the City Arranged pp. 25-31 & 57 M Chronologically • • • from the earliest settlement to the present time, with pictures, etc.", Cuylar Reynolds, 1906 25. "The Freeholders of the City and County of Albany, 1763", NGSQ, Vol. 48, Dec. 1960, pp. 171- 0 0 Kenneth Scott 182 26. "A Genealogical Dictionary of New Jersey - ALLEN", Charles GMNJ, Vols. 15 through 18 M Carroll Gardner 27. "Genealogy Contribution Reprinted from The Albany Protocol", pp. 578-579 & 587 M John P. Dern, 1981 28. "Collections on the History of Albany from its Discovery to Vol. II, "Anneke JANSE", pp. 422- E E M the Present Time, with Notices of its Public Institutions", 427 Joel Munsell, 1867 29. "Genealogical History of our Ancestors", William Kenneth Vol. I, pp. 418-435, 668-672 A M Rutherford and Anna Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford, 1977 30. "American Family Antiquity", Albert Welles, 1880 DE KYPE or KIP M 31. "Nineteenth Century Apprenticeship Registers, New York City", NYGBR, Vol. 115, Jan. 1984, p. 3 0 Kenneth Scott James H. BOGARDUS 32. "State Street Burial Ground in Albany", Col. William V. Hanney DSSA, Vol. 39, 1963-1964 Yearbook M

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TITLE, AUTIIOR and DATE RfMARKS

1. - - - Articles about BOGARDUS Estate, etc. - - - "The Evening From "Ancient Estate" Files at 0 0 Gazette", Xenia, Ohio, Frank L. Johnson, 1933 Greene Co. District Library, Xenia, Ohio 2. "BOGARDUS Lineage" - - Line of Eri BOGARDUS and Mary Ann pp. 18-19, The Diamond Jubilee A KINGMAN - - Edition of the Orange County California Genealogical Society 3. "The BAXTER Family, Descendants of George and Thomas BAXTER", p. 94 Fannie Loretta BOGARDUS M Frances Baxter, 1913 4. "BECKWITH Notes", Albert Clayton Beckwith, 1907 Vol. 6, p. 53 Hiram BOGARDUS M 5. "John BENSON Genealogy" p. 154 Seymour Judson BOGARDUS M 6. - - - Amplified List of Children of Cornelis BOGARDUS and NYGBR, Vol. 58, Apr. 1927, p. 190 M Rachel DeWITl' 7. - - - Bible Record of Anthony BOGARDUS and Jannetje NYGBR , Vol. 58, Apr. 1927, p. 190- M (KNIKKELBAKKER) LANSING 191 with photo 8. "The Domine BOGARDUS Bible: The Family of Evert BOGARDUS and NYGBR, Vol. 59, Jul. 1928, pp. M his wife Tjaatje HOFFMAN", Howard S.F. Randolph 255-258 9. "BOGARDUS-VAN TINE Bible Records" NYGBR, Vol. 68, Oct. 1953, pp. M 232-234 10. "Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography" pp. 300-301 M 11. "Dutch Ancestry of Domine Everardus BOGARDUS", P.H. Bogaard "de Halve-Haen", Jul. & Oct. 1971 E of De Meern, Utrecht, The Netherlands and Jan. 1972 12. "A Genealogical History of the Ancestors and Descendants of An excellent book E General Robert BOGARDUS", Maria Sabina (Bogardus) Gray, 1927

13. "Domine Everhardus BOGARDUS", Quirinus Breen pp. 78-90 from publication held by M Gardner A. Sage Library, New Brunswick, N.J. Theological Seminary

14. "The Founding Families of New Netherland - The ROELEFS and "de Halve-Haen", Oct. 1972 & Jan., E BOGARDUS Families", George Olin Zabriskie Apr., Jul., & Oct. 1973. Excellent. 15. "BOGARDUS, Fire, and the Iron Tower", David M. Kahn Journal of the Society of 0 Architectural Historians, Oct. 1976, Vol. 35, pp. 186-203

16. "The Name and Family of BOGARDUS", The Media Research Bureau, pp. 1-9 M Washington, D.C.

17. "Five BOGERT Families - The BOGARDUS Branch of the BOGERT Some major errors but quite E Family", Herbert S. Ackerman, 1950 usable.

18. "Past and Present of Boone Co., 111.", H.F. Kett & Co., 1877 p. 343 Eli BOGARDUS M

19. "BROUWER Corrections", William J. HOffman NYGBR, Vol. 69, Apr. 1938, pp. E 172-179. Excellent article.

20. "BROUWER Notes No. II", Wil.}.iam J. Hoffman NYGBR, Vol. 72, Oct. 1941, pp. E 332-337. Excellent aticle.

21. "BROUWER Beginnings - The First Three Generations of the TAG, Vol. 23, Apr. 1947 & Vol. 24, E Adam BROUWER BERCHOVEN Family", William J. Hoffman Jan., Apr., & Jul. 1948; Vol. 26, Jan. 1950. The best record now available on this family.

22. "BROUWER Corrections and Additions", William J. Hoffman TAG, Vol. 30, Jul. 1954, pp. 176- M 178; Vol. 31, Jan. 1955, p. 54

23. "BROWN Genealogy - Descendants of Thomas, John and Eleazer p. 292 E.R. BOGARDUS M BROWN", Cyrus Henry Brown, 1907 and 1915

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24. "Ancestors of Ebenezer BUCKINGHAM, who was born 1748, and of pp. 180-181 W.P., son of Evert and M His Descendants", James Buckingham, 1892 Louisa BOGARDUS 25. "The Boomerang", (possibly by) Willis T. Gridley Vol. I, pp. 15-19; Vol. II, pp. 35- E E M 40 26. "Anneke JANS BOGARDUS and Her New Amsterdam Estate - Past and Principally of historical interest. M* M Present - Romance of a Dutch Maiden and its Present Day New World Sequel", with additional Appendices "G", "H", "I" and "J", Thomas Bentley Wikoff, 1924 27. "Ours, Then and Now - Anneke JANS BOGARDUS - VAN HORN - YATES Use with caution. Serious JANS-VAN M* M A - DECKER and Allied Lines", Elinor Randlemon, 1975 HORN-BROWER errors on pp. 26, 92-93

28. "Dictionary of American Biography" Charles Scribner Sons, 1929 M M

29. "BROUWER (BROWER-BREWER) Family Notes", John Reynolds Totten NYGBR, Vol. 67, Apr. & Jul. 1936, A pp. 103-111, 217-229

30. "A History and Genealogy of the Families of BAYARD, HOUSTOUN Extends BAYARD family quite E of Georgia, and the descent of the BOLTON Family from extensively. Assheton, BRYON and HULTON of Hulton Park", Joseph Gaston Baille Bulloch, 1919 31. "The BERGEN Family, or, the Descendants of Hans Hansen BERGEN, A one of the early settlers of New York and Brooklyn, L.I.", Teunis G. Bergen, 1875 32. "A Partial History and GenealogicalRecord of the BANCKER or Line of Cornelia BOGARDUS and BANKER Families of America", Howard James Banker, 1909 Cornelius DIRCKSZEN DeHOYER 33. "The BOGARDUS Feat", Ted Collins Shooting Times Magazine, Sep. 1975, 0 Capt. Adam H. BOGARDUS 34. "Adolphus BROWER (1777-1855)", Katharine Hewitt Cummin TAG, Vol. 44, 1968, pp. 150-153 M 35. "Record of Daniel HUNT Family, Including Family Record of Incorrect BREWER connection. M* M M VANDERFORD - BEITZELL - HILLS - BREWER", Ruth H. Jolly Van Veldhuizen, 1965 36. "Annals of the SINNO'IT, ROGERS, COFFIN, CORLIES, REEVES, p. 163 Hester BODINE, wife of M BODINE and Allied Families", Mary Elizabeth Sinnott, 1905 Cornelius BROWER 37. "The BLAUVELT Family Genealogy - A Comprehensive Compilation An excellent record. E of the Descendants of Gerrit Hendricksen (BLAUVELT)(l620- 11 1687) who came to America in 1638 , Louis Leon Blauvelt, 1957 38. "The BALDWIN Genealogy Supplement", C.C. Baldwin, 1889 p. 1199 Mary T. BROWER M 39. "Genealogy of the HILL, DEAN, PINCKNEY, AUSTIN, BARKER, pp. 65 & 84 Martha (BREWER) AUSTIN M ANDERSON, RHODES and FINCH Families", Franklin Couch, 1907 40. "The Greatest Street in the World - Broadway - New York, pp. 135-136 0 0 Poughkeepsie, Albany. The Story of Broadway, Old and New, from the Bowling Green to Albany", Stephen Jenkins, 1911 41. "The BUSHNELL Family Genealogy: Ancestry and Posterity of 1436 Henry BOGARDUS M Francis BUSHNELL (1580-1646)", George Eleazer Bushnell, 1945 42. "BARKSDALE Family History and Genealogy", John p. 476 Very questionable. 0 0 Barksdale, 1940

43. "The Voters and Taxpayers of Bureau County, Ill.", Henry F. p. 359 Abram, E. & Jerome BROWER 0 Kett, 1877 44. "The History of the BRIGHAM Family, A Record of Several p. ? Willard BROWER M M Thousand Descendants of Thomas BRIGHAM, the emigrant, 1603- p. 475 Everett BOGARDUS 1653", W.I. Tyler Brigham, 1907 45. "Genealogy of the BROWNINGS in America from 1621-1908", pp. 110-111 Annie & Amanda, daus. M Edward Franklin Browning, 1908 of John H. BROWER

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46. "Genealogy of the BOSTWICK Family in America", Henry Anthon p. 577 Mary E. BOGARDUS M Bostwick, 1901 47. "Inventory of a Collection of BRA1T Family Papers, 1689-1854", DSSA Vol. 47, Yearbook 1979-1981, M Peter R. Christoph pp. 5-10 48. "History of Bergen County, New Jersey: 1630-1923", F .A. Vol. 2, p. 79 Walter BROWER M Westervelt, 1932 49. "The Name and Family of BROWER", The Media Research Bureau, pp. 1-3 M Washington, D.C. SO. "Seventeen Pedigrees from 'Family Memorials' - Pedigree of Laurentina Araminta and Aspasia M BREESE", Edward E. Salisbury, 1885 Seraphina Imogene BOGARDUS

51. "At the Sign of the Crest: BOGARDUS Coat of Arms", Mabel p. 115, Hobbies Magazine, Apr. 1941 1 0 Louise Keech "Second Boat", Nov. 1981, p. 91 and Nov. 1982, p. 106 52. "The Story of the Bronx from the Purchase made by the Dutch p. 28 0 from the Indians in 1639 to the present day", Stephen Jenkins, 1912

53. - - - Newspaper articles on Anneke JANS and BOGARDUS Family - "The Citizen", Schenectady, N.Y., M H - -, Gardner P. Spencer 6-22-1918 to 6-20-1930 54. "Three Hundred Years in America, 1642-1942: The Story of Some minor errors in basic publica­ E Eleven Generations of the BREWER Family ••• ", Bertha C. tion and very questionable Spencer, 1942, reprinted by Sharon R. Brewer Dodge, 1988 additions in reprint.

55. "BROUWER, TIJRNER, TIIORP, LY DIG, of New York" p. 678, Vol. 66, DAR Magazine M

56. "The Albert Andriesse BRADT Family", Howard A. McConville pp. 24-31, DSSA, Vol. 36 M

57. "BROWER Genealogy", Walter W. Brower, Jan. 13, 1983 Excellent record. E 58. "The BROUWER or BROWER Genealogy", Alfred H. Brower, 1985 Excellent record. E

59. "BANTA Pioneers and Records of the Wives and Allied Families", p. 72 Line of Pieter BROUWER and M Elsa M. Banta, 1983 Petronella Uldricks CLEIN

60. "BREWERS of Ovid", Naomi C. Brewer, 1981 Line of Matthew BROUWER and Maritje E _.....--- Pieters WYCKOFF. Excellent record.

61. "A Frisian Family - The BANTA Genealogy", Theodore M. Banta, An excellent record. M 1983

62. "Excerpts from Pension of Henry BOGARDUS, wife Mary. New York pp. 17-18, Vol. ?, DAR Magazine M Service"

63. "The Belgians: First Settlers in New York and in the Middle pp. 325-326 & 328 0 0 States", Henry G. Bayer, 1925, reprint 1987

64. "History of Branch County, Michigan", Roberts & Abbott, 1879 pp. 253-254 Jeremiah, Eli & Joseph M BOGARDUS; also pp. 260 & 328

65. "The BIRDSALL Family", George A. Birdsall p. 76 Phebe BREWER M

66. "The BRE'IT Genealogy", Lucy G. (Belcher) Goodenow, 1915 pp. 393, 397 & 399 Aletta and M Sarah BOGARDUS

67. "The National Cyclopedia of American Biography" Vol. VIII, p. 561, William H. 0 0 M BREWER; Vol. IX, pp. 288 & 433

68. "BRADT or BRA1T of Albany and New York, N. Y.", Donald Lines TAG, Vol. 24, Oct. 1948, pp. 231- M Jacobus 241

69. "BRUYN (BROWN) Family of Second River (Belleville), N.J.", TAG, Vol. 40, Apr. & Jul. 1964 M M George F. Kent pp. 116-126, 172-177

70. "History of Belmont and Jefferson Counties, Ohio", J.A. p. 211 Benjamin BOGARDUS 0 Caldwell, 1880 - 9 - ! TITLE. AU1110R and DATE R&IARKS

71. - - -BROWER and BREWER R~volutionary Pension Abstracts - - - NGSQ, Vol. 29, p. 29; Vol. 30, pp. M 32-33; Vol. 33, p. 22

72. "The Battery", Rodman Gilder, 1936 p. 7 "BOGARDUS" should 'be 0 "ROELOFFSE"

73. "Ye Olde BREWERS Mill", Roselyne Watts Jones, 1982 Line of Pieter BROUWER and M* M E Petronella Uldricks CLEIN. An excellent record. 74. "Notes, Geographical and Historical Relating to the Town of pp. 39, 65 & 78 Abraham, Nicholas, 0 Brooklyn", Gabriel Furman, 1865 William & Jeremiah BROWER

75. "The BROWER Family Circle", Jay. H. Brower Quarterly publication, Vol. I, No. M E 1, Apr. 1976 through Vol. X, No. 3, Oct. 1985

76. "Genealogical Data from New York Administration Bonds, 1753- pp. 12, 83, 88 & 104 Francis and 0 0 1799, and Hitherto Unpublished Letters of Administration", Peter BOGARDUS; Also 8 BROWERs Kenneth Scott, 1969

77. "Genealogical Data from Further New York Administration Bonds, p. 3 Theophilus BROWER' p. 28 John 0 1791-1798", Kenneth Scott, 1971 BROWER 78. "The BOGARDUS Inn" "Olde Ulster" Magazine, Vol. VI, 0 Apr. 1910, pp. 110-ll2

79. "History of Bucks County, Pa.", William Wahshart Davis, 1905 pp. 24-30 "The VAN SANT Family" M

80. "A History and Some Biographies of the Following Families: pp. 36, 65-68 & 76 O* M WATSON - PENDELL - CURRY - BLISS - HAZARD - BOGARDUS", Joseph M. Watson, 1969

81. "Another Child of Pieter (Adam) BROUWER", Phyllis Miller NYGBR, Vol. 120, Jan. 1989, pp. 44- M 45 82. "Brooklyn Residents of May 1713", Fred Sisser III NYGBR, Vol. 117, Oct. 1986, pp. 0 225-226 Jacob and Abram BROUWER

83. "Contributions to the History of the Early Settlers of NYGBR, Vol. 9, Jul. 1878, pp. 126- M M County, N.Y. - The BROUWER Family", T.G. Bergen 129 84. "BOGARDUS - BROWER and Allied Lines", Nova Caesarea Chapter, pp. 3-17, 32-49. Some errors. E E Newark, N.J., D.A.R., 1940 85. "How a Buck or Two Could be Made 143 Years Ago", Helen Myers "The Sunday Poughkeepsie New 0 Yorker", May 13, 1951. Abraham BOGARDUS

86. "Family of Nicholas and Nancy BIRDSALL BROWER", Genealogical Vol. 160, Part 1, pp. 215-217 A Records Committee, District of Columbia, D.A.R., 1948-1950 87. "The BROWER Family - Some Descendants of Adam BROWER Typescript. E (BERCHOVEN) of Holland and Brooklyn, New York", Col. John B. Clark, USA Ret., Jan. 26, 1982

88. "BROUWER (BREWER) Genealogy", Harold Chapman Typescript. E 89. "Death Notices Published in Broome County Republican - A Sep. 29, 1852 James C. BOGARDUS M Weekly Newspaper of Binghampton, N.Y. - From 1831-1870", Ray Cowen Sawyer, 1942

90. "North Gilead Cemetery, Branch Co., Michigan" Vol. 6, Dutchess Co. Historical M Society Collection

91. "Burlington County, (N.J.) Marriages", H. Stanley Craig 1#1 and #3 M

92. "Genealogical Records Commission, D.A.R., "BOGARDUS Family" - pp. 111-114 O* M Michigan Genealogical Notes, 1933-1934

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1. "History of Champaign County, Ill.", Brink, McDonough & Co., p. 78 J.J. BOGARDUS M 1878 2. "Colonial Families of the United States", George Norbury p. 66 CANFIELD - Anne BROWER; pp. O* A M Mackenzie, 1907-1916, reprint 1966 224-225 HARDIE - Line of Cornelis BOGARDUS and Helena TELLER; p. 245 GESNER - Famitcha BROWER

3. "Encyclopedia of Connecticut Biography", Samuel Hart, 1917, pp. 273-279 Various BOGARDUS M 1919 biographies. Very good information. 4. "The Chancery Record", New York, N.Y. Articles: Anneke JANS Some errors but generally very good E E E (picture) May 1922; The BOGARDUS Claim - June 1922; BOGARDUS information. Heirs - Sep. 1923 & Apr~ 1925; The BOGARDUS Estate - Oct.­ Nov. 1923 through May 1926; BOGARDUS Pedigree - Dec. 1925 through 1927 · S. "Genealogy of Mrs. Ann Eliza CLARK and Allied Families: Line of Cornelis BOGARDUS and A Direct Descendants of Anneke JANS BOGARDUS", Edith June Helena TELLER (Lawrence) Baker, 1921 6. "Jeurian Teunissen TAPPEN and His Descendants. Appendix B. NYGBR, Vol. 97, Oct. 1966, pp. 217- M The CHOLLET Family of Catskill" 218 Rebecca BOGARDUS 7. "KOON-COON Families of Eastern New York - A History of the pp. 90, 136 & 147 Carrie E. M M Descendants of Mattheis KUNTl and Samuel KUHN (Two Distinct BOGARDUS. BROUWER-DRAKE also. Families)", William S. Coons and Kate Coon Bovey, 1937 8. "Pedigrees of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy", The Society BOGARDUS - WYNKOOP - VAN VECHrEN - M M of the Descendants of tlU! Colonial Clergv, 1976 BROWER 9. "Past and Present of Calhoun County, Iowa - A Record of Vol. 2, pp. 27-29 George L. BROWER M Settlement, Organization, Progress and Achievement", Beaumont E. Stonebraker., 1915

10. "Elder John CRANDALL of Rhode Island and His Descendants", p. 11 Cornelius BROWER M John Cortland Crandall, 1949

11. "Cincinnati, The Queen City: 1788-1912", S.J. Clarke Vol. 4, pp. 34, 37-38 Abraham M Publishing Co., 1912 BROWER

12. "California's Bantam Cock", The Journals of Charles E. DeLong, Vols. 8, 9 & 24 (Sep. 1929, Jun. 0 1854-1863, with an Introduction by Carl I. Wheat 1930 & Jun. 1945) Quarterly of the California Historical Society

13. "Pre-Revolutionary Somerset and Bergen Migration to Conewago, Vol. 4, Jul. 1915, Somerset County 0 Pa.", A. Van Doren Honeyman Historical Society

14. "The CAMPBELL Family: Some of the Descendants of William p. 1-2 Abraham BROUWER & Elizabeth M CAMPBELL of Bergen County, 1718-1969", Harlan Rogers ACKERMAN; p. 3-6 Hester BROWER; p. Campbell, 1969 4-10 Elizabeth BROWER

15. "The CORWIN Genealogy in the United States", Edward Tanjore p. 129 Melinda BOGARDUS M Corwin, 1872

16. "Coxsackie Declaration of Independence - List of the Two DAR Magazine, Vol. 59, Jan. 1925 0 Hundred and Twenty-five Signers of The Original Coxsackie pp. 35-36, Egbert & Peter BOGARDUS Declaration, Signed January, 1775, 150 Years Ago" 17. "Coeymans and the Past", Edward D. Goodings p. 27 Anna VAN BRUGH M*

18. "Barney B. and Abagail Cl.OVER and Allied Families", Marion Lucretia BOGARDUS M Plath Peterson, June 1981

19. "The Cultural Life of the American Colonies 1607-1763" p. 86 Rev. Everardus BOGARDUS 0 Louis B. Wright, 1957

20. "The Book of American Clocks", Brooks Palmer, 1967 Everardus and James BOGARDUS M

21. "Two Hundred Years of American Clocks and Watches", Chris Everardus BOGARDUS 0 Bailey, 1975

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22. "COMFORT Families of America - A Collection of Genealdgical p. 221· Arthur BROWER; p. 383 Egbert H 0 Data", Cecelia C. and Roland B. Botting, 1971 BOGARDUS

23. "The CLAUW Family in New York State", Wilson O. Clough DSSA, Vol. 38, 1962-1963, pp. 17-21 M

24. "The Colonial Clergy of the Middle Colonies, New York, New p. 17 Everardus Wilhelmus BOGARDUS M Jersey and Pennsylvania, 1628-1776", Frederick Lewis Weis, 1978

25. "Seventeenth Century Colonial Ancestors and Members of the pp. 28-29 & 37 H M National Society of Colonial XVII Century, 1915-1975", Mary Louise Marshall Hutton, 1983 26. 11 Robert COLGATE the Immigrant - A Genealogy of the New York pp. 234-235 & 291 John Arthur H COLGATES and some Associated Lines", Truman Abbe and Hubert BOGARDUS Abbe Howson, 1941 27. "Three Hundred Years with the CORSON Families in America" Vol. II, pp. 276-277 Frederic M Orville Corson, 1939 BOGARDUS 28. "Genealogy of the CORNELL Family, Being an Account of the p. 316 John C. BOGARDUS H Descendants of Thomas CORNELL of Portsmouth, R.I.", Rev. John Cornell, 1902 29. "Genealogical and Family History of the State of Connecticut", Vol. III, p. 1573 Line of Abraham M H Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1911 BROWER and.Elizabeth ACKERMAN

30. "The Genealogy of the CLEVELAND and CLEAVELAND Family", Vol. 1, p. 1000 - BROWER; Vol. 2, H M Edward James Cleveland, 1899 p. 1674 Minnie BERGORDAS; Vol. 2, pp. 1676 & 2333 BROWER 31. "Isaac KOOL (COOL or COLE) and Catharine SERVEN, Married Oct. Part II, p. 49, Abraham C.DEMAREST M 15, 1764 at Tappan, Rockland Co. (then part of Orange Co.) mar. Betsey BROWER; Part III, p. 92 N.Y. - Their Descendants Complete to May 1, 1876", Rev. David Sarah PALMER mar. David BROWER Cole, 1876 32. "John CONCKLIN of Flushing and Rye, New York", Conklin Mann TAG, Vol. 26, Jul. 1950, p. 139 M Johannis, son of Samuel BROWER

33. nThe COLYER Family of Long Island", Herbert F. Seversmith TAG, Vol. 70, Oct. 1943, pp. 98 & M 101 Abraham & Nicholas BROWER 34. "Records of the Chancery Court, Province and State of New pp. 12, 86-87, 143 & 190 M York - Guardianships 1691-1815", Kenneth Scott, 1971 35. "Settlers and Residents - Town of Clermont, Columbia Co., New Vol. 2 Part 1 various pages 0 York 1756-1899", Arthur C.H. Kelly, 1975

36. "History of Crawford County, Pa.", Warner, Beers & Co., 1885 p. 927 Peter BOGARDUS M 37. "Genealogy - The CHILTON Family" Bulletin #3 - Faquier Historical M Society (Va), June 1923, p. 325 Sarah BOGARDUS mar. Foxhall PARKER

38. "The Ledger of Doctor Elias CORNELIUS (1781-1810)", Claire M. NYGBR, Vol. 112, Jul. 1981, p. 175 0 Lamers Mrs. YOUMANS account transferred to Hendrick BREWER

39. "Crawford County, Pa. Cemetery Inscriptions", William B. p. 27 John W. BOGARDUS M Moore, 1984 40. "Between the Lakes Cemeteries", Carl W. Fischer and pp. 38, 66, 72, 207, 329 & 587 M Harriet Jackson Swick, 1974

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1. "D. A. R. Lineage Books" All BOGARDUS: Vol. 5, PP• 16-17 A Evert; Vol. 39, pp. 65 & 215 Lewis; Vol. 53, p. 455 Peter; Vol. 149, p. 152 & Vol. 154, p. 210 Manning; Vol. 152, p. 213 James & Cornelius

2. "D.A.R. Lineage Books" All BROWER: Vol. 9, p. 134, Vol. A 10, p. 86 & Vol. 28, P• 300, Nicholas; Vol. 26, p. 82, Hendrick; Vol. 61, p. 158, Charles; Vol. 75, p. 148 & Vol. 81, pp. 97-98, Jacob; Vol. 82, pp. 256-257, Garrett; Vol. 86, p. 320, William; Vol. 102, p. 287, Cornelius 3. "Life of George DEWEY, Rear Adm. U.S.N., and DEWEY Family p. 920 Ephraim B. BOGARDUS M History", Adelbert H. Dewey, 1898 4. "Documents and Genealogical Chart of the Family of Benjamin pp. 68-69, 74 and 84 M DUBOIS of Catskill, New York", Anson Dubois and James G. Dubois s. "Genealogy of the DOREMUS Family in America", William Nelson, Very good record. M A 1897 6. "Dutchess County Doorways: and other examples of period-work pp. 58-60 BOGARDUS - DeWINDT - VAN M M in wood, 1730-1830 with accounts of houses, places and HOUTEN House; pp. 64-65 BREWER - people", Helen Wilkenson Reynolds, 1931 MESIER House

7. "Commemorative Biographical Record of the Counties of p. 815 Abraham A. BOGARDUS M Dutchess and Putnam, New York", J.H. Beers & Co., 1897 8. "History of Duchess County, New York", James H. Smith, 1882 Index also published in 1980. A A reprint 1980

9. "D.A.R. Patriot Index" M M

10. "The DtrrCHER Family - To the Births of the 5th Generation NYGBR, Vol. 40, Oct. 1909, p. 251 M M with a few Notes as to Subsequent Members, and as to the and Vol. 41, Apr. 1910, pp. 115-116 Ancestors of Allied Families", Walter Kenneth Griffin

11. "Historical Directory of the Reformed Dutch Church in pp. 17 and 23 M M America, 1628-1978", Peter N. VandenBerge, 1978

12. "DRIGGS Family in America", Howard L. Driggs Book 2, pp. 2-4 DRAKE-BROWER A connection.

13. "DRAKE Genealogy in the Line of Samuel DRAKE of Lower Smith- pp. 8-10 O* 0 M field Twp., Northampton Co., Pa.", Lillian Drake Avery, 1926 14. "Genealogical History and Biographical Records of the HANEY, pp. 56-62 M* DECKER, MACFARLANE, HILLER, VANWAGENEN and MOORE Families", W. Flora Shephard

15. "The Dutch Reformed Church in the American Colonies", Gerald pp. 19-21 Everardus BOGARDUS 0 F. De Jong, 1978

16. "Old Gravestones of Dutchess County", J. Wilson Poucher and Also published as Vol. 2, Dutchess E E Helen Wilkenson Reynolds, 1924 Co. Historical Soc. Collections

17. "The American Descendants of Chretien DU BOIS of Wicres, Fr." An excellent record. E M William Heidgerd, 1968

18. "Dutchess County", Sponsored by the Women's City and County American Guild Series, Federal 0 Club of Dutchess County, New York, 1937 Writers Project. pp. 77 & 107

19. "DEXTER Genealogy, 1642-1942", Orrando Perry Dexter, 1904 p. 133 Anne (BOGARDUS) PREVOST M

20. "English and American DRAKFS", Medora Corbett, publ. by W. T. PP• 1-4 0 0 Drake, May 1, 1931

21. "The DE WITI Family of Ulster County, New York", Thomas G. NYGBR, Vol. 17, Oct. 1886, pp. M Evans 251-259 - 13 - TITLE, AU'lllOR and DATE REMARKS

22. "Jesayas Jansze DRAKE of New Netherlands, 1648 - after 1720", An excellent record. · M A Louis S. Drake, 19~7

23. "Newspapers - Deaths" "The Dutchess", Vol. 7, 1#3, Spring M M 1980, pp. 16-17; Vol. 7, 14, Summer 1980, p. 8; Vol. 8, #1, Fall 1980, p. 27

24. "The DEYO (DEYOE) Family", Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, 1958. Also M revised and enlarged, Kenneth E. Hasbrouck and Ruth P. Heidgerd, 1980 25. "The DEMAREST Family", Voorhis David Demarest, 1964 An excellent record. E

26. "The DF.MAREST Faily - David DES MAREST of the French Patent An excellent record. E of Hackensack and His Descendants", Mary Arthur Demarest and William H.S. Demarest, 1938 27. "The DU BOIS Family of Ulster County, New York", Holdridge NYGBR, Vol. 28, Jan. 1897, p. 15, M Ozro Collins Petrus BOGARDUS 28. "The History of Dodge County, Wisconsin", Western Historical p. 698 John L. BROWER M Co., 1880 29. "Eighteenth Century Records of the Portion of Dutchess County, Vol. 6, pp. 19-21 Tax Payers 0 0 New York, that was included in the Rombout Precinct", William Willis Reese and H.W. Reynolds 30. "The Charles DURYEE Family, A Genealogy of the Descendants of pp. 40 & 55 Johannes BROWER M 0 Charles DURYEE, son of Joost of Bushwick, L.I., N.Y. , Harold Taylor Duryee, 1955 31. "Tjerck Classen DeWITI, and Some of His Descendants", Rev. p. 39 Wyntje KIERSTED; p. 40 Rachel M M William Walsh, 1902 DeWITI, wife of Cornelius BOGARDUS 32. 0 History of Dutchess County, New York", Frank Hasbrouck, 1909 pp. 306-310, 314, 353, 355 and 442 M Peter, Egbert, Philip and Evardus BOGARDUS 33. "Genealogy of the Descendants of Claude LE MAITRE (DELAMATER) p. 85 Aseneth BOGARDUS; p. 147 A* M M who came from France via Holland and Settled at New Joseph BROWER; Appendix: Anneke Netherlands, New York, in 1652°, Lafayette DeLaMater, 1882 JANS (KIERSTEDE-KIP), pp. 217-221 34. "Book Review - The DEMAREST Family (1#26 above), William J. NYGBR, Vol. 70, Apr. 1939, pp. 187- M Hoffman 188 35. "Contributions to the History of the Early Settlers of Kings NYGBR, Vol. 11, Apr. 1880, p. 66 M County, N.Y. - The DURYEA Family", Teunis G. Bergen John BROWER; p. 68 George BROWER; p. 69 John BROWER

36. "Blithe Dutchess: The Flowering of an American County From p. 197 James BOGARDUS 0 1812", Henry Noble HacCracken, 1958 37. "The DRAKE Family Record", Jeannie Cl.:tra Leakey, 1925 Caroline DRAKE mar. Mr. BOGARDUS M 38. "Dutch and Cousins", Wilson O. Clough,1977 Several Old Dutch families. 0 0

39. "Lineage of the De WITI Family", Sutherland De Witt "Olde Ulster", Vol. I, pp. 314-315; M M Wyntje KIERSTED & Rachel De WIT!' 40. "The Low Dutch Company - A History of the Holland Dutch An excellent publication. 0 Settlements on the Kentucky Frontier" Vincent Akers 41. "DeMO'ITE and Allied Families0 ,Estella De Motte Craig, 1953 An excellent record. M* M E 42. "The REED Family - The DRAKE Family - The GRAY Family - of O* M M Sullivan County, New York", Maurice L. Patterson

43. "The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America" John Fiske, 1899 Vol. I, pp. 145, 163, 182, 196-198, 0 0 204; Vol. II, pp. 32, 259

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44. "Genealogy of the DE BAUN Family - Ten Generations of p. 25 Rachel DE BAUN mar. Paul M Descendants of Joost DE BAUN who settled in New Utrecht, N. y ., BROWER; p. 29 Maria DE BAUN mar. 1683", William H. Wallace, 1971 Martin BROWER 45. "Gasherie DE WI'IT II, His Ancestors and Descendants", p. 21 Rachel DE wrrr mar. Cornelius H Harold Nichols DeWitt, 1948 BOGARDUS 46. "History of Dearborn and Ohio Counties, Ind •••• " , Weakley & pp. 168-169 Dr. Jeremiah BROWER M Co.' 1885 47. "Genealogy.of the DEVEAUX Family", Thomas F. De Voe, 1885 pp. 206-207 Abraham BROWER M 48. "DUMONT and Allied Families" Vol. 29, p. 107 Annatje BROUWER M 49. "History of Dearborn County, Ind.", Archibald Shaw, 1915 pp. 234-237, 366-369 Dr. Abraham, H Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Issac S. and Dr. Jeremiah H. BROWER so. "Light in Darkness", Mary A. Tennent, 1971 pp. 101 & 107 M

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1. "The ELSWORTH Family of New York City, with the related NYGBR, Vol. 64, Apr. & Jul. 1933, M M Families of ROMMEN-ROMME-van LANGSTRAAT and ROOME", Howard pp. 163, 259, 266-267 S.F. Randolph 2. "Early Settlers of Ulster Co., N.Y. - The ELMENDORF Family", NYGBR, Vol. 20, Jul. 1889, pp. 101- M M Gerrit H. Van Wagenen 106

3. "Biographical .Notes and Genealogical Tables, Giving Line of pp. 26, 35-36 M Descent of Jonathan J. Rogers and Other Descendants of Ezra EARLL and Mary SABIN, from the Mayflower Pilgrims Francis COOKE and Richard WARREN", Charles H. Weygant, 1905

4. "ELLSWORTH Families of Connecticut, Mass. and New York", M M M Collected by German E. Ellsworth, Mary Smith Ellsworth and Viola Ellsworth Johnson, previous to 1917, indexed and bound by John Orval Ellsworth, 1956

5. "Pioneers of Old Northfield", Lillias Collins Cook (The Chapter V, p. 7 M EDWARDS Family Line) 6. "EDSON Family History and Genealogy", Carroll Andrew Edson, Vol. 1, p. 457 Clarissa R. M 1969 BOGARDUS 7. "EVERHART - MILLER and Allied Families", Allie Everhart pp. 38-41 M* M Miller, 1931

8. "Ancestors and Descendants of Abraham BROWER ELLSWORTH", A Harriet Mott Stryker-Rodda and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1954 9. "The Empire State - A Compendious History of the Commonwealth pp. 34, 52 & 568 0 of New York", Benson J. Lossing, 1887 10. "F.cclesiastical Records of the State of New York" See index for entries. Excellent M 0 information 11. "Ancient Estates Heirship Documentation Available", William The Southern Ohio Genealogical 0 0 Brower Bogardus Society, "Roots & Shoots Quarterly" Vol. 10, No. 4 (Winter) 1988, p. 11

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1. "Portrait and Biographical Record of Ford County, Ill.", Lake pp. 271-273 Col. Charles BOGARDUS M City Puhl., 1892 2. "History of Franklin and Cerro Gordo Counties, Iowa", Union p. 1003 E.R. BOGARDUS M Puhl., 1883

3. "The Frontier Aflame", Alan B. Houghton, 1958 Published by "The Beliot Daily Call'! M An account of the BELL-BOGARDUS Massacre and Other Indian Raids in Mitchell County and the Solomon Valley in August 1868. pp. 1-17

4. "FURNISS of New York City - TOWNSEND-McKEAN and BOGARDUS­ 6 pages. Rec. from NYG&B Soc. M CHOLLET of Greene County, N.Y.", Lewis D. Cook, 1962

5. "A History of Fishkill, New York, 1683-1873", Willa Skinner p. 51 mentions Joseph BOGARDUS 0

6. "The FREER Family - The Descendants of Hugo FREER, Patentee of F-46 Eliza BOGARDUS M New Paltz (FREAR, FRAER, FRAYER, FRYER, etc.), Ruth Heidgerd, 1968 7. "FOOTE Family. Comprising the Genealogy and History of Hattie BROWER mar. Charles Edward M Nathaniel FOOTE of Wethersfield, Conn. and his Descendants, WILKINS etc ••• ", 1907 - 1932

8. "FANCHER Family", William Hoyt Fancher pp. 30, 69 & 81 M

9. ''The FRAZEE Family", Joseph Frazee pp. 76-80 (BROUWER); pp. 81-83 M H E

10. "FASH - FAESH - BONIFACE", Theta M. Hall, 1973 pp. 49, 80-81 O* 0 M

11. "Ancestors of Hamilton FISH and Julia Ursin NIEMCEWICZ KEAN, pp. 114-117 H M His Wife", Stuyvesant Fish, 1929 12. "Portraits of the Founders", Charles Knowles Bolton, Vol. I, pp. 225-227; Vol. II, pp. M reprint 1976 623-624, 845-847 13. "A Collection of FIERO Family Histories and Genealogies with pp. 34 & 125 Elizabeth BOGARDUS H Allied Families 1620-1982", Catherine F. Gair, 1983 mar. Peter MYNDERSE 14. "Lineage Books of the National Society of Daughters of Vols. 13, 24, 25, 29, 33 & 37 Founders and Patriots of America" A A

15. "Incredible Facts", Richard B. Manchester, 1985 Capt. A. H. BOGARDUS 0

16. "World-Famed Flights and Mineral Resorts", Mary Lou Ratcliff "Syracuse Herald American", Sep. M 13, 1981, pp. 4-5 17. "Tombstone Inscriptions from the Churchyard of the First p. 23 Reformed Dutch Church of Fishkill Village, Dutchess Co., M N.Y.", E.W. Van Voorhis, 1900

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1. "New York Colonial Manuscripts: English - Books of General Two Vols. See index for entries. M 0 Entries of the Colony of New York , 1664-1673 and 1674-1688", Peter R. and Florence A. Christoph, 1982

2. "Out to Greenville and Beyond", Raymond Beecher pp. 51-66 Augustine PREVOST mar. H Anna BOGARDUS, dau. of Jacob

3. "GAGE-SHEPHARD and Related Families", Clyde Van Tassel Gage pp. 36, 38-42A. Line of Cornelia M and Edna Shepard Gage, .1961 BOGARDUS and Cornelia DIRCKSZEN

4. "The GALE Family Records in England and the United States; to pp. 182-183 H which are added, the TOTTINGHAM Family of New England, and some account of the BOGARDUS, WALDRON and YOUNG Families of New York", George Gale, 1866

5. "Genealogy, History and Verse", Sarah Bogardus Fickett Ker­ pp. 3, 7-12, 13-30 M* A Hager, 1900

6. "The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy", Frederick A. Vols. I through VII. Use with M E E Virkus, 1925-1942 caution.

7. "Our GROESBECK Ancestors in America", Nicholas Groesbeck pp. 11-14 M Morgan, Sr., 1963

11 B. "History of Greene County 1651-1800 , J. Van Vechten Vedder, pp. 37, 43, 48, 60, 64, 67 & 89 M 1927

9. "History of Greene County, N.Y.", J.B. Beers & Co., 1884, See "Index to the History of Greene E M reprint 1983 County, New York", by Hrs. Jean D. Worden, 1984

10. "American Genealogy - Being a History of Some of the Early M Settlers of North America and their Descendants", Jerome B. Holgate, 1848

11. "Greene County, New York - '76 Bicentennial Overview: pp. 35, 55 & 83. Principally 0 Beginnings and Background", Greene County American Revolution historical. Bicentennial Committee, 1976 12. "The Early Germans of New Jersey, their History, Churches and pp. 341-342 "DRAKES of Mendham" 0 M Genealogies", Theodore F. Chambers, 1895

13. "GRAVENRAEDT Family", John Reynolds Totten NYGBR, Vol. 61, Apr. & Jul. 1930, A 0 A pp. 139, 232-239

14. "The GESNERS and Their Kin - Three Hundred Years of Family M* M A History", Alfred Lozier Brown, 1937 15. "Greene Countys Horse Ferries", Raymond Beecher Greene County Historical Journal, 0 Vol. 8, Issue 2, Summer 1984, p. 13 Ephraim BOOARDUS

16. "The GAGE Family - A Continuation of the Record of Descendants pp. 35-40 O* M of William GAGE of Freetown, Mass., with various notes and comments concerning his earlier ancestry" 17. "Dear Old Greene County", F. A. Gallt 1910 William H. BOOARDUS; 1912 0 B. F. BOGARDUS 18. "Settlers and Residents - Town of Germantown, Columbia Co., M New York 1710-1899", Arthur C.H. Kelly, 1973

19. "Auguste GRASSET of La Rochelle, London, and New York City", NGSQ, Vol. 66, Har. 1978, p. 6 & 13 H Neil D. Thompson 20. - - - article from - - - "Gourmet Magazine" June 1983, p. 26. Refers to Duane O* Park, last remnant of the Annetje JANS Farm.

21. "New York's Detailed Census of 1855 - Greene County", Fred Q. Excellent research aid. E M Bowman, 1988

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22. 11 'Early Settlers and Notables of Greenville, Greene County", "Yesteryears", Vol. 16, Winter 1972 M Alfred Kappel Part IX, p. 90 H 23. "'GERRITSEN - GARRISON, VAN WICKLEN, HARDENBERGH, WILTSIE: NYGBR, Vol. 116, Jul. 1985, p. 160 Descendants of Gerrit LUBBERTSEN of Jamaica, L.I.", Harry Jan GERRITSEN mar. Jannetje BROUWER Macy, Jr. 24. ''GODWINS of New York and New Jersey", H.L. Peter Rounds NYGBR, Vol. 112, Oct. 1981, pp. 228· M 229 Phebe GODWIN mar. John BROWER

25. 'The GOULDER Family", Richard W. Cook GMNJ, Vol. 29, Jul.-Oct. 1954, p. M 54 Nelke (Neeltie)GOULDER mar. Hans BROWER

26. "Genealogy or Family Lineage", Revised by Hrs. Cornelia San Diego Chapter, D.A.R., M* M M Current, 1910-1911 Collections of Genealogical Records Vol. 7, pp. 118-125. BOGARDUS - BROWER - ANDERSON

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1. "The History in their own Back Yard", Nancy Rollings Saul "The State Journal-Register", Sep. 0 10, 1982, pp. BA, 9A & lOA. Capt. Adam BOGARDUS, Logan Co., Ill.

2. "HARDY and HARDIE, Past and Present", Harrison Claude Hardy pp. 1021 and 1028 M M and Rev. Edwin Noah Hardy, 1935 3. "Historic Homes and Institutions.and Genealogical Family Vol. 1, pp. 350-353 BOGARDUS; Vol. A M History", William S. Pelletreau, 1907 3, pp. 209-212 "The BROWER Family"; Vol. 4, pp. 177-179 Herbert Harrison BROWER 4. "Portrait and Biographical Record of Hunterdon and Warren pp. 318 and 321 S.W. and Edward M Counties, N.J.", 1898 BOGARDUS 5. "Corrections and Additions to Published Genealogical Works - NYGBR, Vol. 57, Jul. 1926, pp. 295- A Genealogy of the HOFFMAN Family" 298 6. "Hudson-Mohawk Genealogy and Family Memoirs: etc.", Cuylar Vol. II, pp. 504-511 BOGARDUS; Vol. E A Reynolds, 1911 II, pp. 875-876 BROWER (Line of Nicholas BROWER incorrect); Vol. IV, 1583-1584, BOGARDUS.

1. ''Women of Hawaii", George F. Nellist pp. 47-48 Elizabeth Carter BOGARDUS M B. "The Story of Hawaii and its Builders", George F. Nellist pp. 282-283 Everardus BOGARDUS M 9. "Genealo§Y of the HOFFMAN Family: Descendants of Hartin Various male and female lines. E HOFFMAN', Rev. Dean E. Hoffman, 1899 10. "Revised History of Harlem (City of New York); Its Origins pp. 150-155; pp. 486, 518, 631, M and Early Annals, etc.", James Riker, 1904 658 and 722 11. "Genealogical History of Hudson and Bergen Counties, N.J. ", pp. 42 and 130 M Cornelius Burnham Harvey, 1900 12. "Cashing in on the Heirs", Charles Hobby Bassford "Flynn's Weekly Detective Fiction", M M pp. 615-626 13. "HINSDALE Genealogy - Descendants of Robert HINSDALE of Addenda. John HINSDALE, Jr. mar. M Dedham, Medfield and Deerfield, with an account of the Deborah BOGARDUS French family of De HINNISDAL", Herbert Cornelius Andrews, 1906 14. "Walter HYER from Kingston, Surrey, and Some of His NYGBR, Vol. 74, Apr. 1943, p. 67 M Descendants" Elizabeth BROWER mar. Walter HYER 15. "The HOWLAND Heirs", William Morrell Emery, 1919 Oliver A. BROWER and Harold Joseph M BROWER 16. "Edward HIGBY and His Descendants", Clinton D. Higby, 1927 p. 133 BROWER-DRAKE-JACKSON-HiqBEE M 17. "Pre-Revolutionary Dutch Houses and Families in Northern New pp. 137, 327, 405 & 515 M Jersey and Southern New York", Rosalie Fellows Bailey, 1968 18. "Dutch Houses in the Hudson Valley Before 1776", Helen W. pp. 64 & 230 BOGARDUS; p. 330 M M Reynolds, 1965 BREWER 19. "HESS-HIGBEE Genealogy", William F.merson Babcock, 1903-1909 pp. 73-78 BOGARDUS-BROWER-DRAKE­ M* M M JACKSON-HIGBEE

20. "The HUDSON", Carl Carmer, 1939 pp. 38-40 Domine BOGARDUS 0 21. "History of Hollywood", Arthur H. Cawston, 1937 pp. 14-15 E.F. BOGARDUS M 22. "The HASBROUCK Family in America, with European Background", Vol. I, pp. 66, 74, 79, 124 & 376. M M Kenneth E. Hasbrouck, 1961 Vol. II, p. 504 23. "Old Hellebergh" Arthur B. Gregg, 1936 pp. 141-142 David BOGARDUS M 24. "HUYCK· (HOWK-HOUCK) in America, 1600's-1982", Sylvia E. pp. 36, 38-39, 98 & 315 BOGARDUS; M M Wilson, 1982 pp. 13-15 & 80 BROUWER/BROWER - 20 - 1! TITLE. AU1110R and DATE RfMARKS

25. "The Heir.Chasers", E. Jerome Ellison and Frank W. Brock "Bogus BOGARDUSes" - PP· 74-75, 0 The Readers Digest, Nov. 1935

26. "Three Hundred and Fifty Years of HALSTEADS in America", Gary pp. 86-89 Phoebe Margaret BOGARDUS M A. Halstead, 1982

27. "Albany/Greene County Genealogical Notes of Charlotte Amelia Index p. 4 M HOUGHTALING", Katherine Van Dyke Newbury Coner, 1985

28. "Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut", Lucius Barnes p. 96 Cornelius S. BOGARDUS mar. M Barbour, 1982 Eliza Fanning BULKLEY

29. "Hudson, New York Newspapers - Vol. I Deaths", Arthur C.H. Sarah BOGARDUS, w/John, d. 4-22- M Kelly, 1979 1825, Catskill 30. "HALLENBECK Family of New York", Robert Vincent Anderson NGSQ, Vol. 65, Jun. 1977, pp. 99- M 113. Excellent article.

31. "Geertje HENDRICKS - Mother of the HOPPER and VAN DIEN GMNJ, Vol. 44 (Jan. & May 1969); M Families", George Olin Zabriskie Vol. 45 (Jan., May, Sep. 1970); Vol. 46 (Jan. & May 1971).

32. "HULSE" Orange County Genealogical Society O* 0 0 (N.Y.), Vol. 7, May 1977

33. "de Halve-Haen" See name index of Holland Society M M Yearbooks and "de Halve-Haen".

34. "The Hunterdon Militia, 1792", Hiram E. Deats GMNJ, Vol. 9, Jan.-Apr. 1934, p. 0 49; Jul.-Oct. 1934, p. 108

35. "Our Heritage - A Story of the Allied Family Lines of pp. 21-28. Line from Pieter to H* E BOGARDUS, SPANGLER, HOWELL, KLECKNER, REED, BLYTHE, SMITH, Anthony to Evert to Frederick WORDMAN and BABa>cK - From 1242 to 1983", Helen Shadle, 1983 believed to be in error.

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1. "The Early Pioneers and Pioneer Events of the State of Chapters 2 and 8 refer to John L. 0 Illinois", Harvey Lee Ross, 1879 (reprinted by Ruth M, Davis BOGARDUS of Avon, Ill., in 1970) M 2. 'Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois" p. 55 Charles BOGARDUS 3. 1'Immigrant Ancestors", Frederick Adams Virkus (Extracted from O* M M Vol. VII, Compendium ~f American Genealo~y), 1980

4. ~'Immigrants to the Middle Colonies", Michael Tepper, 1979 0 0 5. "International Genealogical Index (IGI)" Available at nearest Church of M E E Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) Branch Genealogical Library

6. "1812 Ancestor Index, 1892-1970", National Society United p. 53 BOGARDUS; p. 69 BROWER M M States Daughters of 1812, Eleanor Stevens Galvin 7. "Topical History of Cedar County, Iowa", C. Ray Aurner, 1910 Vol. II mentions Everard us BOGARDUS 0 8. "Genealogical Data from Inventories of New York Estates, 1666- pp.12, 83, 90 & 91 BOGARDUS; p. 17 M M 1825", Kenneth Scott and James A. Owre, 1970 BROWER 9. "Indiana History Bulletin" Vol. 9, No. 5, Feb. 1932, pp. 157- M 158 Frank Smith BOGARDUS 10. "Vital Statistics from the National Intelligencer", George NGSQ, Vol. 47, Jun. 1949, p. 96, M A. Martin and Vol. 48, Har. 1960, p. 24 11. "Descendants of Some Early Settlers in Knox and Sullivan pp. 70-95 BREWER Family M E Counties, Indiana", Francis Vigo Chapter, D.A.R., Jan. 1951 12. "New Jersey Marriages and Deaths as Published in the Marriages: pp. 76, 82, 86, 87, 121 M M Christian Intelligencer, 1830-1871", Ray. C. Sawyer & 167; Deaths: pp. 102, 105, 125, 166 & 184 13. "Marriages Published in the Christian Intelligencer, of the Vol. I BREWER - pp. 51 & 98; BROWER M M ReformedDutch Church, From 1830-1871, Which took Place in - pp. 27, 85 & 87; BOGARDUS - pp. Brooklynand Long Island, also Marriages of Brooklyn and 25, 33, 87 & 100. Vol. II BOGARDUS Long Island which occurred elsewhere", Ray C. Sawyer, 1933 pp. 8, 10, 17, 19, 21, 30, 71 & 114; BREWER p. 119; BROUWER pp. 17 & 74; BROWER pp. 12, 18 & 112

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1. "Anneke JANS Descendants", Lewis E. Neff TAG, Vol. 26, Jul. 1950, pp. 164- 0 165 2. "Anneke JANS (1607-8?-1663) and Her Two Husbands, Roelof JANS NYGBR, Vol. 56, Jul. 1925, pp. 201- E* E E (or JANSEN) and Rev. (Domine) Everardus BOGARDUS and Their 243 with Editors Correspondence, Descendants to the Third Generation Inclusive", John Reynolds Vol. 57, Jan. 1926, pp. 81-87 Totten 3. "Two Anneke JANS Law Suits", H. Minot Pitman TAG, Vol. 24, Apr. 1948, pp. 65-69 H

4. "Anneke JANS Farm", Ruth Putnam, and also published under Half Moon Series - Papers on M H title of "Historic New York", 1898, pp. 121-158 Historic New York, Vol. 1, No. III- 1897, pp. 61-98 5. "Anneke JANSE BOGARDUS", May Belle Blake DAR Magazine, Apr. 1978, pp. 287- M M 288 6. "Anneke JANSE", Arthur Weise pp. 459-464 M M 7. "History and Genealogy of the JEWE'ITS of America", Frederic Vol. I, p. 234 Agnes BROWER; Vol. M M Clarke Jewett, 1908 II, p. 996 Angeline BOGARDUS 8. "Heirs of Anneke JANS Awake", Edgar Van Olinda "Times-Union" (Albany, N.Y.), M "Around the Town", Jan. 29, 1969

9. "Down Memory Lane", Edgar Van Olinda ''Times-Union" (Albany, N.Y.), 0 "Around the Town", Jan. 9, 1969

10. "An Appeal for Justice", by An American Citizen (poss. Historical interest. 0 Willis Timothy Gridley)

11. "Anneke JANS In Fact and Fiction", George Olin Zabriskie NYGBR, Apr. 1973, pp. 65-72, Jul. M M 1973, pp. 157-164. Excellent.

12. "Anneke JANS BOGARDUS (1599-1663) and Her Possible NYGBR, Vol. 57, Jan. 1926, pp. 11- A* M M Connection with the SYBRANT, SELYNS and WEBBER Families in 54 and Apr. 1926, pp. 119-142 New Netherland", John Reynolds Totten

13. "Anneke JANS, Her Two Husbands and Her Ten Children", George DSSA, Yearbook, Vol. 43, 1970-1972, M Olin Zabriskie pp. 12-13 14. "The Anneke JANS Delusions", Torstein Jahr Scandinavia, pp. 24-27 M

15. "Anneke JANS Record" pp. 32-33 Line of Zaccheus S. O* M M BROWER

16. "VANDERCOOK - JANS Genealogical Records in Holland and pp. 12-15 M* H M America", F.mma Elisabeth (Teall) Dunn, 1926

17. ''The JARVIS Family", George Atwater Jarvis, 1879 Eliza BROWER mar. Davis S. JARVIS M

18. 'Anneke JANS BOGARDUS and Her Farm" Harper's New Monthly Magazine, May M M 1885, pp. 836-849. Excellent.

19. ''A History of the Roeliff JANSEN Area", Roeliff Jansen Publ. No. 1, pp. 4-9 M M Historical Society, 1975

20. 'The Anneke JANS BOGARDUS Story", William B. Bogardus "The Second Boat", Vol. 2, Nov. H M 1981, pp. 89-90

21. "Anneke JANS Estate" Recorded in Off ice of Secretary of 0 State al Albany, N.Y., in Patent Book, pp. 28-30

22. 'tenealogy of the GILLSON and JILLSON Family", David Jillson, p. 84 George G. BROWER M 1876

23. 'trite Janeway Account Books - 1735-1746", Kenn Stryker-Rodda GMNJ, Vols. 33, 34 & 35. See M indexes for BREWER entries.

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.M 24. "A JOHNSON/JANSEN Family of Brooklyn and New York", Henry B. NYGBR, Vol. 111, Jul. 1~80, p. 163 Hoff Cornelius VAN VORST and Sarah S. BROWER

25. "Ancestral Chart of the Anneke JANS, BOGARDUS and WEBBER Pertains primarily to the lines of M* M M Families", by Chas. H. Steelman, Sep. 16, 1874 the KINNEY, PEARCE and HORN familie!

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1. "The Kikiat Patent in Bergen County, New Jersey: with genea­ p. 213 Antje, dau. of John BROWER M logical accounts of some of its early settlers", Howard I. and Tryntje JERSEY Durie, 1970 2. "The KIERSTEDE Family", Howard S.F. Randolph NYGBR, Vol. 65, Jul. 1934, pp. 224- E 233 and Oct. 1934, pp. 329-338. An excellent record of the line of Sara ROELOFFSE, dau. of Anneke JANS

3. "Register in Alphabetical Order, of the F.arly Settlers of See index for entries. M M A Kings County, Long Island", Teunis G. Bergen, 1881 4. "The KIERSTEDE Families of Ulster County, N.Y.", G.H. Van NYGBR, Vol. 13, Jan. 1882, pp. 24- E Wagenen 26. Extends line of Roelof KIERSTEDE, second son of Sara ROELOFFSE.

5. "City of Kingston", Howard Hendricks, 1902 p. 17 Illustration of "BOGARDUS 0 Tavern"

6. "Contributions to the History of the KIP Family of New York pp. 5-24 M M M and New Jersey", Edwin R. Purple, 1877 7. "History of Kentucky", Charles Kerr, 1922 p. 434 O.A. BOGARDUS M 8. "History of the KIP Family in America", Frederic Ellsworth Line of Catherine KIERSTEDE, dau. E M Kip, 1928 of Sara ROELOFFSE 9. "Lineage of the KIERSTED Family", Robert L. Longhran "Olde Ulster", Vol. I, pp. 214-218 E 10. "Kingston Dutch Church, Ulster County, New York. Burials, NGSQ, Vol. 61, Sep. 1973, pp. 189- M 1739-1795", Kenneth Scott 190 11. "Samuel F. WADSWORTH of Randolph, New York, with Genealogy pp. 1-2 (suppl.) "Paternal lineage A of KIERSTEAD Family in New Jersey", Daisy D. Kierstead of Daisy D. (KIERSTEAD) Thoms, Jan. Thoms, July 1956 1953 12. "The KIERSTEADS in America", Enoch A. Markham pp. 1-158. Numerous lineages. E* 13. "Memorial of Josiah KENDALL - One of the First Settlers of p. 76 Vermilye T. BROUWERE, Jr. M Sterling, Mass. and some of his Ancestors, and of his Descendants", Oliver Kendall, 1884 14. "1803 History of Knox County, Ohio: Its Past and Present", p. 603 William P. BOGARDUS M N.N. Hill, Jr., 1881 15. "The History of Kingston, New York: from its early settlement p. 335 refers to "public house of 0 to the year 1820", Marius Schoonmaker, 1888 Evert BOGARDUS". See also Penn. Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 15, 1891, p. 376

16. "Elizabeth (LAURENS) KIERSTED", Charles Evans TAG, Vol. 47, Oct. 1971, pp. 232- M 234 17. "Our Kinsman", Lewis J. Davis, 1936 Jane BROWER mar. Daniel RUTAN M 18. "Kingston Papers - New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch", Vol. I 1661-1667. Vol. II 1664- A

Translated by Dingman Versteeg, edited by Peter R. Christoph 1 1675. See index in Vol. II for Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1976 surnames related to BOGARDUS family lines.

19. "History of Knox County, Ohio, 1876-1976", Frederick N. pp. 209-210, 258, 366, 369, 397 M Lorey, 1976 and 409 20. "Kingston, New York, Old Dutch Church: Burials 1810-1815" NYGBR, Vol. 113, Oct. 1982, pp. M M Shirley A. Mearns 199-201 21. "Ye Colonial Kinsmen from Plymouth Rocke to York Town", 8 Sheets, approx. 25" x 39 11 M M Joseph N. Kearney, 1978 22. "History of Kent County, Michigan", Chas. C. Chapman & Co., pp. 1212-1213 Sylvester BROWER M 1881 - 25 - TITLE, AU1110R and DATE R»tARKS

1. "New York (State) Secretary of State - Calendar of N.Y. See index for entries. 0 0 Colonial Manuscripts - Indorsed Land Papers, In the Office 11 of the Secretary of State of New York, 1643-1803 , E.B. O'Callaghan with Introduction by Peter R. Christoph, 1987 2. "An Account of the Descendants of Samuel UNCOLN of Hingham, pp. 364-365 Philip-Schuyler M 11 Mass. 1637-1920 , Waldo Lincoln, 1923 BOGARDUS 3. 11History of Logan County, Ill.", Inter-State Publ., 1886 pp. 680-682 Capt. A.H. BOGARDUS M 4. "The Boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, Counties of Nassau and Vol. 4, p. 425 Clifton BOGARDUS M Suffolk, Long Island, New York: 1609-1924", Henry Isham Hazelton, 1925 5. "The LOVEJOY Genealogy", Clarence Earle Lovejoy, 1930 p. 313 Maria Sabina (BOGARDUS) GRAY M 6. 11Long Island Genealogies", Mary Powell Bunker, 1895, reprint pp. 182-183, 226 M 1976 7. "Portrait and Biographical Album of Lenawee County, Michigan", pp. 1009-1010 Elias BROWER M Chapman , 1888

8. ·~ Genealogy of the LEAVENWORTH Family in the United States p. 65 Aaron BROWER M with Historical Introduction, etc.", Elias Warner Leavenworth, 1873 9. "The Rufugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut", p. 279 BROWER Family 0 0 M Frederic Gregory Mather, 1913 10. ''l'he Loyalists of New Brunswick", Esther Clark Wright, 1981 Adolphus, Cornelius, Daniel, John 0 and Mary BREWER or BROWER

11. "The Loyalists in Ontario", William D. Reid, 1973 p. 34 BREWER; pp. 128, 238 & 268 M BROWER 12. "Long Island Discovery", Seon Manley Appendix 0 13. "A History of Lake County, Ill,", John J. Halsey p. 18, John H. BOGARDUS 0 14. "Story of Lee County, Iowa", 1914 Vol. II, pp. 330-331 Michael BROWER M 15. "Genealogies of Long Island Families", Henry B. Hoff, 1987 From the NYGBR. See index in Vol. M M M II. 16. "Settlers and Residents - Town of Livingston, Columbia Co., See index. A M New York", Arthur C.M. Kelly, 1978 17. "Old Settlers Record of Dixon and Lee Counties, Ill." Wells BOGARDUS 0 18. "The Loyalists of New Jersey: Their Memorials, Petitions, Collections of the New Jersey 0 Claims, etc., from English Records", Alfred E. Jones, 1927 Historical Society, Vol. X, Appendix III 19. "American Loyalist Claims", Peter W. Coldham, 1980 pp. 51, 52 & 56 M 20. "Historical Atlas of Lee County, Iowa", 1874 Biography of Frederick H. BREWER, M fourth son of Abraham BREWER and Sarah RIPLEY 21. "Descendants and Ancestors of Charles and Fanny CRANDALL LEE: pp. 202-203 M M A LEE Tree", Lee Smith 22. "New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch - Volumes GG, HH & See index. 0 0 0 II, Land Papers", Charles T. Gehring, 1980 23. "History of Long Island from its Discovery and Settlement to pp. 147 & 173 BOGARDUS; pp. 330- 0 A the Present Time", Benjamin F. Thompson, 1918 332 Anthony Post BROWER 24. "Stubborn for Liberty", Alice P. Kenney, 1975 pp. 118-119, 132, 243-245 M* 0 25. "A Sweet and Alien Land - The Story of Dutch New York", See index for entries. Excellent. M 0 Henri and Barbara van der Zee , 1978 - 26 - . R&!ARKS AJ BO BR 1. TITLE 1 AU1llOR and DATE

26. "David LAMB and Some of His Descendants", Frank A. NYGBR, Vol. 110, Oct. 1979, p. 238 M Polkinghorn Eulah MANNING mar. Earl BREWER 27. "New York Law Book Patrons in 1792", Maryly B. Penrose NYGBR, Vol. 118, Apr. 1987, PP• 85 0 0 and 87; Jul. 1987, p. 152

28. "The LEHMANN/LAMAN/LAYMAN Family of Greene County, New York", NYGBR, Vol. 110, Jul. 1979, p. 153 M Donna Valley Stuart Marietta LAYMAN mar. Major G. BREWER

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1. "New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch - Vol. IV Council Predominantly historical. 0 0 0 11 Minutes, 1638-1649 , Arnold J.F. Van Laer, Edited with Added Indexes by Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1974

2, "New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch, Vol. V Council Predominantly historical. 0 11 Minutes, 1652-1654 , Charles T. Gehring, 1983

3. "New York (Colony) Council - Calendar of Council Minutes, Predominantly historical. 0 0. 0 1668-1783", Berthold Fernow (Originally New York State Library Bulletin 58 (History 6), Albany, 1902), reprint 1987

4. "Marriage and Death Notices fran 'Raleigh Register and North 1799 Miles Lydia BROWER M 11 Carolina State Gazette', 1799-1823 , Carrie L. Broughton, 1944 5. nMassachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Vol. 2, p. 233 Lt. Benjamin 0 Revolution", 1896-1908 BOGARDUS 6. ''American Biographical History of Eminent and Self-Made Men p. 12 Edgar BOGARDUS and Francis M of the State of Michigan", Western Biographical Publ. Co., Pembrook BOGARDUS 1878

7. nNotices of Marriages and Deaths (About 4,000 in Number) Collections of the Dutchess County M M Published in Newspapers Printed at Poughkeepsie, New York Historical Society Vol. IV 1778-1825", Helen Wilkenson Reynolds, 1930, reprint 1982

8. ''Much Have I Learned", Emory S. Bogardus, 1962 An autobiographical account M

9. "Michigan Pioneer and Historical Society", Vol. 26, 1877 p. 170 Hamilton BOGARDUS M

10. "Names of Persons for whom Marriage Licenses were issued by Extensive listing. M E the Secretary of the Province of New York, Previous to 1784", Gideon J. Tucker, 1860

11. "History of Marlborough, New York", C.H. Cochrane, 1887 pp. 181-182 Charles N. BROWER M

12. "History of Mendocino and Lake Counties, California", pp. 621-622 John Daniel BROWER M Aurelius O. Carpenter and Percy H. Hillberry, 1914 pp. 687-688 Joseph Troll BROWER

13. "WARD-MUNGER, VARNUM-HARTIN Genealogy - Ancestors and pp. 53-55, 94-95 M* M M Descendants of James Henderson WARD and Sarah MUNGER", Duren James Henderson Ward, 1926 14. "Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of Archives of the State of New M E New Jersey - Marriage Records· 1665-1800", William Nelson, Jersey. First Series, Vol. XXII 1900 15. "Monmouth County, New Jersey" pp. 81-82, 290 Alonzo BROWER and M Edward BROWER

16. "Early Dutch Settlers of Monmouth County, New Jersey", See index published by Monmouth M George C. Beekman, 1901, 1915, reprint 1974 County Historical Assn.

17. "This Old Monmouth of Ours", William Stockton Horner, 1932 pp. 232, 381 & 402 A 18. .,History of Monmouth County, New Jersey", Franklin Ellis, See index for BREWER-BROWER entries 0 1885

11 19. ''I'he Iconography of Manhattan Island, 1498-1909 , Isaac Chapter I, pp. 3-26, also M M Newton Phelps Stokes, 1915-1928, reprint 1967 "Original Grants, and Farms", pp. 145-149. Excellent.

20. "Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church - Collections of the NYGB Soc., A M E New Amsterdam and New York City", 1940 Vol. IX 21. "History of McKean County, Pa.", J.H. Beers Vol. I, p. 196 J.W. BOGARDUS 0 22. "MARSHALL Family" p. 341, Section 1702 Louise M BOGARDUS, dau. of Abram BOGARDUS

23. "Marriages of Monmouth County, New Jersey, 1795-1843", See index for BREWER-BROWER E George and Florence Gibson, 1981 entries. - 28 - TITLE. AU'IHOR and DATE Re-IARKS

24. "History of Montgomery County, N.Y.", Washington Frothingham, pp. 227-228 Harmon BROWER; M 1892 pp. 392-393 Henry Ten Eyck BROWER 25. "A History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey", p. xiii M Edwin Salter, 1890 26. ''Marriages and Deaths from the New Yorker (Double Quarto See index for entries. M M Edition)", Kenneth Scott, 1980 27. "Index to Marriages and Deaths in the New York Herald, 1835- See index for entries. M E 1855", James P. Maher, 1987 28. ''Marriage Bonds and Consents 1831-1850, Mercer Co., Ky., also pp. 11 and 40 M a few heretofore unpublished ones for years 1794-1830", Harrodsburg Historical Society, 1983 29. "New York Marriage Bonds, 1753-1783", Kenneth Scott, 1972 pp. 38, 49, 54-56, 322 & 425 M A 30. "The New York Magazine - Marriages and Deaths: 1790-1797", See index for entries. M M Kenneth Scott and Kristin L. Gibbons, 1975 '31. "History of Medina County, Ohio", Baskin & Battey, 1881 pp. 341 & 343 Mathew J. and Jacob M J. BOGARDUS 32. ''Manhattan in 1628", Dingman Versteeg, 1904 pp. 12-13, 18-19, 29-36 & 134-135 0 0 '33. "History of St. Charles, Montgomery and Warren Counties, Mo.", pp. 780-781 Judge Robert BROWER M National Historical Co., 1885, reprint 1969 4. "New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch - Minutes of the See index for entries. 0 Mayors Court of New York, 1674-1675", Kenneth Scott, 1983 5. "Calendar of Historical Manuscripts in the Off ice of the See index for entries. 0 0 Secretary of State, Albany, N.Y.", E.B. O'Callaghan, 1865. Reprinted as "Calendar of Dutch Historical Manuscripts in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, N.Y. - 1630- 1664", 1968 6. ''Marriage Notices from Dutchess County, New York Newspapers - An excellent research aid. A M 1826-1851", Arthur C.M. Kelly, 1983

37. "Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen, N. Y.c., 1792", Maryly B. NYGBR, Vol. 114, Apr. 1983, p. 81 0 Penrose John BROWER 38. "Eighteenth Century Freeholders in New Jersey. Monmouth GMNJ, Vol. 17, Apr. 1942, p. 39; 0 County, 1748 and 1755",Charles Carroll Gardner Jul. 1942, p. 65; Oct. 1942, p. 89: Vol. 18, Jan. 1943, p. 13

39. "Cornelius McCLOW (McCLOE - MUCKLOW) and His Descendants", Chap. 7, pp. 19-21, Appendix p. 123 M* M A Clarence S. McClow. Revised and edited by Arnold H. McClow, 1983

40. "Tombstone Inscriptions from the Cemeteries in Medina County, p. 404 Hinckley Township - Beach M Ohio", Whipporwill Puhl., 1984 Cemetery 41. "Book of the.Dead of Monmouth", George Castor Martin, 1915- pp. 13, 14 & 79 M 1916 42. "Marriages Performed by John Holsart, J.P. Shrewsbury GHNJ, Vol. 37, Jan. 1962, p. 33 M Township, 1820-37", Anna P. Miles Jacob WYNKOOP mar. Elizabeth BREWER

43. "Genealogy of Madison and Bond County Families of Illinois", Contains the "HAT111EWS Genealogy" H* M A Preface by Betty P. Dodson, 8-28-1961 later published as item P-10 in this bibliography.

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1. "New Amsterdam and its People", John H. Innes, 1969 Chap. II, pp. 13-17 M 0 2. "Historical and Genealogical Miscellany - Early Settlers of Vols. I - V. See index each Vol. A New Jersey and Their Descendants", John Edwin Stillwell, 1903-1932, reprint 1970 3. "The Story of New Amsterdam", William R. Shepherd, 1917 pp. 20-22 0 4. "The VAN NIEUWKERK, NIEUKIRK, NEWKIRK Family", Adamson p. 17 Peter BOGARDUS mar. Rebecca M Bentley Newkirk - Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1934 DU BOIS 5. "History of New Netherland or New York Under the Dutch", pp. 34-36, 142, 167, 173, 266, 362 M H Edmund B. O'Callaghan and 364; Appendix M 6. "History of the City of New York", Martha J. Lamb, 1877 pp. 71-72, 136-137 0 7. "History of the Town of Newburgh", E.M. Ruttenber pp. 167-171 "Newburgh Ferry" 0 Peter BOGARDUS 8. "Portrait of New Netherland", Ellis Lawrence Raesly, 1945 Historical interest. 0 0 9. "The Streets of Old New York", J. Ernest Brierly, 1953 pp. 10-11, 14-15 0 0 10. "History of New York", Daniel T. Valentine, 1843 Chap. XI - Biographical sketch of M M Everardus BOGARDUS: other entries 11. "An Album of New Netherland - Dutch Colonial Antiques and p. 87, with picture 184; also, 0 0 Architecture", Maud Esther Dilliard, 1963 pictures 119, 120, #21 & #99 12. "Postal Services of New Netherlands (1624-1674)", Calvet M. The American Philatelist, Feb., 0 Hahn Mar., Apr. & May 1973 13. "NOXON Family", Howard A. Thomas, May 18, 1951 Typescript H* M 14. "The New Jersey Coast in Three Centuries", William Nelson, Vol. 3, pp. 208-209 William Smith M 1902 BROWER, Jr.; p. 455 Edward BROWER 15. "A History of the City of Newark: embracing two and a half Vol. III, p. 53 Wilbur F. BROWER M centuries, 1666-1913", Lewis Hisorical Pub. Co., 1913 16. "Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New Vol. IV, p. 1414-1415 BROWER M Jersey", Francis Bazley Lee, 1910 Family, line of Jacob BROWER and Lea STUDHARD 17. "Biographical and Genealogical History of the City of Newark Vol. 1, pp. 490-492, line of H and Essex County, New Jersey", 1898 Nicholas, Samuel, George and Robert D. BROWER

18. 11The Legend of New Amsterdam", Peter Spier, 1979 Fictional story but Plan and Key to O* the City of New Amsterdam is correct. 19. "Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in See index for BREWER-BROWER 0 the Revolutionary War", William S. Stryker, 1872 entries 20. "F.arly New York State Census Records, (1663-1772)", Carol M. pp. 20, 85, 147, 151, 157 & 160 0 Meyeres, 1965 21. "Cyclopedia of Third Congressional District of New Jersey" p. 313 Alonzo BROWER; pp. 561-562 M S. T. Wiley, 1896 Charles W. BROWER 22. "Early Settlers of New York State: Their Ancestors and Vols. III, IV and IX M Descendants", Janet Wethy Foley 23. "New Jersey - A History. Biographical and Genealogical pp. 69-70 James Chester BROWER M Records", The American Historical Soc., Inc., 1932 24. "History of the State of New York", John Romeyn Brodhead, See index for entries. 0 1859

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25. "New Amsterdam Days and Ways", Dorothy N. Hults, 1963 · pp. 42, 84-85 & 128-129 H 0 26. "Genealogical Data from the New York Post Boy 1743-1773", pp. 20, 35, 46, 52, 78 & 129 M Kenneth Scott, 1970 27. "Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York", Edmund Bailey Indexed by Rosanne Conway, 1979 0 0 O'Callaghan 28. "Dutch New York", Esther Singleton pp. 6, 17, 60, 159 & 182-186 0 29. "New York in the Revolution", Erastus C. Knight See index pp. 289-290 for 0 0 BOGARDUS and BREWER-BROUWER-BROWER entries. 30. "The Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York - Vol. ?, 1905; Vol. II, 1916; Vol. ? M A Genealogical Records" 1923; Vol. IV, ? • 31. "Three Hundred Years in New Netherland", Ottomar H. Van Norden "de Halve-Haen", Apr. 1946, p. 3 0 32. "The Records of New Amsterdam from 1653 to 1674 Anno Domini", 7 Vols. See index in Vol. 7. 0 0 Berthold Fernow, 1897, reprint 1976 33. "Joannes NEVIUS and His Descendants, A.D. 1627-1900", A. Van pp. 579 & 592 H Doren Honeyman, 1900 34. "Historic New York - Being the First Series of the Half Moon pp. 12, 17-18, 196-197, 217-218; 0 0 Papers", Maud Wilder Goodwin, Alice Carrington Royce and Add'l Vol. pp. 85-86, 128, 249 & Ruth Putnam, 1898-1899 322 35. "Central New York, An Inland Empire", 1941 Vol. IV, p. 203 'Olomas Elmer M BOGARDUS

36. "Colonial New York", George W. Schuyler, 1885 Vol. 2, pp. 337-362 M M 37. "New Harlem - Past and Present - The Story of an Amazing Civic Unindexed. 0 0 Wrong Now at Last to be Righted", Carl Horton Pierce, 1903 38. "State of New York - Minutes of Commissioners for p. 653, Lieutenant Nicholas BROWER 0 Conspiracies" 39. "The Columbia Historical Portrait of New York", John A. p. 38, 41-42 0 0 Kouwenhoven, 1953 40. "Genealogical Notes of New York and New England Families", See index for entries. M M M S.V. Talcott, 1883 41. "Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of Vol. I, p. 11 Pieter Clementssen 0 0 New York: Procured in Holland, England and France", BROUWER; Vol. IV, p. 299 Everardus E.B. O'Callaghan, 1856-1887 BOGARDUS; Vol. VIII, p. 1019 Jacob BROUWER 42. "North Dakota Historical Society Collection", 1906 Vol. 1, pp. 335-339 Jacob V. M BROWER 43. "General Register of the United States Navy and Marine Corps, A.R. BOGARDUS; Peter C. BOGARDUS 0 Arranged in Alphabetical Order, for One Hundred Years (1782- 1882)", Thomas H.S. Hammersly, 1882 44. "History of New Paltz, New York, and its Old Families (From pp. 157-158 Rev. William R. H 1678 to 1820) - Including the Huguenot Pioneers and Others BOGARDUS; pp. 442 & 491 Dr. John who settled in New Paltz Previous to the Revolution", BOGARDUS Ralph LeFevre, 1909

45. "Combat Connected Naval Casualties, U.S. Navy Dept." WW II Elwin John BOGARDUS M

46. "New Netherlands Founding", Dingman Versteeg, 1924 p. 5, Pieter C. BROUWER 0

47. "The Annals of Newtown in Queens County, New York", James pp. 29, 37, 39 & 382 Anneke JANS; 0 M Riker, Jr., 1852, reprint 1982 p. 341 Lucretia BROWER

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48. "Genealogical Data from Colonial New York Newspapers", pp. 21, 24, 135, 157, 160, 189, M Kenneth Scott, 1982 202, 213, 225 & 238 49. "Eighteenth Century Documents of the Nine Partners Patent, Numerous BOGARDUS entries. M Dutchess County, N.Y.", Clifford Buck and William McDermott, 1979 so. "The New Netherland Register", Dingman Versteeg, Vol. 1, June pp. 91-92 M and July 1911 51. "The Dutch Founding of New York", Thomas A. Janvier, 1903 p. 81 Everardus BOGARDUS 0 52. "The Olden Time in New York", William I. Kip, 1872 p. 11 William BOGARDUS 0 53. "New Jersey Rateables, 1778-1780", Kenn Stryker-Rodda GMNJ, Vol. 41, Jan. 1966, through 0 Vol. SO, May 1975. See index for entries in each Vol. 54. "A 1789 United States Assessment List for Northern New York NYGBR, Vol. 113, Apr. 1982, pp. 99- 0 State", David Kendall Martin 100 William and Abraham BREWER

55. "New Jersey Genealogical Records Coamission, D.A.R.", 1956- Misc. Genealogical Information M E 1957 pp. 74-76

56. "Deaths Taken from the "New York Evening Post", New York, 54 Vols. For the years 1801-1890. M A 1933-1947 Only Vols. 13 to 29 checked.

57. "Grave-stone Inscriptions,In Old Huguenot Burying-Ground, New "Olde Ulster" Magazine, Vol. I, M Paltz, N.Y.", Chaplain R.R. Hoes, U.S.N. pp. 88-89

58. "Vital Records of New Haven" pp. 725, 728 & 739 H

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1. "History of Oswego County, N.Y.: with illustrations and p. 309 plus picture. Isaac BOGARDUS M biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers", L.H. Everts & Co., 1877

2. "Annie Oakley's Days of Straight Shooters" "The Philadelphia Inquirer", Mon., 0 Sep. 17, 1962, p. 28 Capt. Adam BOGARDUS

3. "Octogenarian" "Oakland (Calif.) Tribune", Feb. M or Har. 1962. Dr. F.mory Stephen BOGARDUS

4. "Record of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Civil War", Vol. I, p. 715 Stephen W. BOGARDUS; 0 Compiled in the Office of the Adjutant General, 1876 Vol. II, p. 1462 Charles A. BOGARDUS

5. "The OVERBAUGH Genealogy - A Palatine Family", Shirley M. 2-11, 34-93, 186-284; 670-837 M M Overbagh and Theodore S. Overbagh, 1974 6. "Landmarks of Oswego County, New York", John C. Churchill, Pt. 3, p. 112 Edgar J. BROWER; M 1895 Pt. 3, p. 148 Nicholas B. BROWER 7. "The Descendants of Thomas OLCO'IT, One of the First Settlers p. 97 & 100 Sophia Wyckoff OLCOTI' M of Hartford, Connecticut", Henry S. Olcott, 1874 mar. John I. BROWER 8. "The Ontario Register" Vol. 1 - 1968, pp. 61 & 100 M 9. "The OUDERKERK Family Genealogy - From 1660", H. John Vol. 1, pp. __, 12-14 M M Ouderkirk, 1982 10. "The OP DYCK Genealogy", Charles Wilson Opdyke, 1889 p. 329 Alice UPDIKE mar.Calvin M BOGARDUS 11. "A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster p. 319 Hannah t-IJNFOORT mar. Elias E M Bay, Queens Co., Island of Nassau", Henry A. Stoutenburgh, BOGARDUS; pp. 683-701 "Anneke JANS 1904 and the TELLER Family" 12. "Biographical Notices of State Officers and Members of the p. 38 Evert BOGARDUS M Fifty-Ninth General Assembly of the State of Ohio", John Wallace, 1871 13. "The OLCO'ITS and Their Kindred from Anglo-Saxon Times, p. 32 Sophia W. OLCO'IT mar. John M Through Roncesvalles to Gettysburg and After", Mary L.B. I. BROWER Olcott, 1956 14. "Ontarian Families", Edward M. Chadwick p. 167 Mary JONES mar. John BREWER M 15. "Official Roster of Ohio Soldiers, Sailors and Marines - Vol. 2 Thomas L. BOGARDUS 0 World War 1917-1918" 16. "History of Orange County, New YorJc: with illustrations and Vol. 1, p. 335 Frederick BOGARDUS 0 biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men", E.H. Ruttenber and L.H. Clark, 1881, reprint 1980 17. "Onondaga's Centennial - Gleanings of a Century", Dwight H. Vol. I, pp. 401-402 Henry BOGARDUS 0 Bruce, 1896 18. "Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army pp. 109, 119 & 123 0 0 During the War of the Revolution, Apr. 1775 to Dec. 1783", Francis B. Heitman, 1914/1932/1967 19. "Oregon Miscellaneous Family Records", Minnie D. Van Valin, pp. 7-9 WEBBER-BOGARDUS-BROWER­ M* H M 1950, Champoeg Chapter, D.A.R. VAN WORMER

20. "Oregon Genealogical Records Committee, D.A.R.", 1939 Misc. Family Records, Vol. 4, pp. M* M A 1-5

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1. "The History of Peoria, Illinois", C. Ballance, 1870 Chapter XLIII, pp. 239-246 M John L. BOGARDUS 2. "Prominent Families of the United States" "PARKER" - p. 144 Sarah Jay M BOGARDUS

3. "Allied Families of PURDY, FAUCONNIER, ARCHER and PERRIN" pp. 51, 55, 60 & 62 Henry A. M Anne Falconer Perrin and Mary Falconer Perrin Meeker, 1911 BOGARDUS

4. "PARKER Family History", Heraldry p. 16 Sarah Jay BOGARDUS M

5. "History of Pike County, Illinois", C.C. Chapman Co., 1880 p. 612 Philip S. BROWER M 6. "History and Genealogy of the PEARSALL Family in Engiand and Vol. III, p. 1256 Elwin I. BOGARDUS M America", Clarence E. Pearsall and Hettie May Pearsall, 1928 p. 1364 Sarah BOGARDUS

1. "History of Passaic and Its Environs", William W. Scott, 1922 p. 248 Theophilis BROWER 0 0

8. "Pioneer Women, Voices from the Kansas Frontier", Joanna L. pp. 121-123 BELL-BOGARDUS Massacre M Stratton, 1981

9. "Pasadena Community Book", Arthur H. Cawston, 1955 pp. 398-399 John C. BOGARDUS, Jr. M

10. "PEARCE, BARTLETT, MATI'HEWS, SMART, and Allied Families", pp. 7, 214, 232-233, 265-268 M* M A James Alonzo Matthews, Jr., 1983

11. "Ship Passenger Lists - New York and New Jersey (1600-1825)", See index for entries. M 0 0 Carl Boyer, 3rd, 1978

12. "The History of Peter PARKER and Sarah RUGGLES of Roxbury, p. 134 Marion Beach BOGARDUS M Mass. and their Ancestors and Descendants", John William Linzee, 1913

13. "The Eagle's History of Poughkeepsie", Edmund Platt See index for entries. 0

14. "The Fabulous PEARSALLS" TAG, Vol. 18, Jan. 1942, p. 161 M Elizabeth BROUWER mar. John PARSELL

15. "The Pioneer of America", Harry Clinton Green and Vol. I, pp. 155-199 "Annetje JANS, M M Mary Walcott Green, 1912 New York"

16. "The Descendants of James PRIME, who was at Milford, Conn. in p. 21, Charles C. BROWER M 1644", Ralph E. Prime, 1895

17. "Biographical and Genealogical Sketch of David PROVOOST, of NYGBR, Vol. 6, Jan. 1875, pp. 5-6 M New Amsterdam, and some of his Descendants", Edwin R. Purple

18. "New York Historical Manuscripts: English (Vol. XXII) - See index for entries. 0 0 Administrative Papers for Governors Richard Nichols and Francis Lovelace, 1664-1673", Peter R. Christoph, 1980

19. "The Philipsburg Manor Rent Roll of 1760", Field Horne NYGBR, Vol. 110, Apr. 1979, p. 102 0 Johannis BROWER

20. "The Mysterious Pieter PRINS and Anthony CLASEN", Morton NYGBR, Vol. 114, Jul. 1983, pp. 0 Wagman 154-155

21. "Prisoners of 1777-1778" GMNJ, Vol. 46, May 1971, p. 82 0 Abm. BROWER, Bergen

22. "Pennsylvania Archives - Second Series. Pennsylvania Vital "Vol. I, p. 126; Vol. III, p. 141; M Records. From the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine of Vol. VIII, p. 314 History and Biography"

23. "Old Gravestones of Putnam County, New York", Barbara Smith pp. 46, 47, 59, 61 & 250 M Buys, 1975

24. "Pedigree Charts", Seventeen Seventy-Six, 1974 No. 1, pp. 13-16 BOGARDUS-DECKER; M H No. 4, pp. 272-274 VAN BRUGH DE KEY

25. "", Hoosier Journal of Ancestry Vo. 11, N. 3, p. 236 BROUWER-TURNER M M - 34 - TITLE, AU'lllOR and DATE RfMARKS

1. "QUACKENBUSH Genealogy", Peter Quackenbush, 1915, revised and Unnumbered pages. M. supplemented by Helen Russel (Quackenbush) Winans, 1937

2. "Genealogical Notes on the QUACKENBOS Family", Richard NYGBR, Vol. 24, Oct.1893, pp. 175 M M Wynkoop and 177; Vol. 25, Jul. 1894, p. 135

3. "The QUACKENBUSH Family in Holland and America", Adriana Second Generation and pp. 37-38, M M Suydam Quackenbush, 1909 49, 53, 141 and Appendix

4. "Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy", William W. NYC and LI, Vol. III, p. 38 and M Hinshaw Ohio, Vol. V, p. 26 - Joseph A. BOGARDUS 5. "The QUACKENBUSH Family in America", Gail Richard See index for entries. Excellent M M Quackenbush, 1987 record. 6. "Revolutionary Incidents of Queens County", Henry Onderdonk, 0 Jr o I 1846

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1. "Historic Old Rhinebeck", H.H. Morse, 1908 pp. 253-254 Everardus BOGARDUS 0 2. "History of Rhinebeck, N.Y.", E.M. Smith, 1881 p. 183 Everardus BOGARDUS and Dr. M M Hans KIERSTEAD

3. "Americans of Royal Descent", Charles H. Browning, 1894 Pedigree CLXV, p. 582 A*

4. "Our Royal Ancestry", Ethel Kel_sey Typescript copy - 15 pages A* M 5. "Historical Register of the United States Army", Francis B. pp. 133, 144, 148-149 M 0 Heitman 6. "The ROSENKRANS Family in Europe and America", Allen p. 56 M Rosenkrans, 1900 7. "Descendants of Peter Willemse ROOME", Peter Roome Warner, pp. 107, 160-164, 234-235, 240-241 E 1883 8. "The ROOSEVELT Genealogy, 1649-1902", Charles Barney p. 40 Anna ROOSEVELT mar. BOGARDUS M Wittelsey, 1902 9. "The History of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin", p. 736 William B. BROWER M Western Historical Co., 1879 10. "A Biographical History of Robert RANDALL and His Descendants, p. 77 Sarah BROWER M 1608-1909", William L. Chaffin, 1909 11. "The Genealogy of the RYERSON Family in America, 1646-1902", p. 27 Margaret M. BROUWER M Louis J. Ryerson, 1902 . 12. "Settlers of Rensselaerswyck, 1630-1658", A.J.F. Van Laer, Excerpted from "The Van Rensselaer M 1908, reprinted 1965 and 1980 Bowier Manuscripts". p. 6 13, "The ROMAEYNE Family", Herbert S. Ackerman, 1958 pp. 7, 31 & 42 M

14. "The RYERSON Genealogy - Genealogy and History of the pp. 5, 127, 266, 282, 289 & 303 M M Knickerbocker Families of RYERSON, RYERSE, RYERSS: also ADRIANCE and MARTENSE Families; all Descendants of Martin and Adriaen REYERSZ (REYERZEN) of Amsterdam, Holland", Albert Winslow Ryerson, 1916

15. "Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army, Vol. l, pp. 227, 243 & 250; 0 0 from its Organization, Sep. 29, 1789 to March 2, 1903", Vol. 2, pp. 46, 81, 180, 193 & 273 Francis B. Heitman, 1903

16. "Rhinebeck, New York Newspapers, Vol. I - Deaths, 1846-1899", pp. 13, 17 & 161 M M Arthur C.M. Kelly, 1978 17. "Rhinebeck, New York Newspapers, Vol. II - Marriages, 1846- pp. 7-9, 33, 41, 51, 79 & 83 1899", Arthur C.M. Kelly, 1978

18. "Rivington's New York Newspaper - Excerpts from a Loyalist pp. 73, 89, 136, 311, 320 & 352 0 M Press, 1773-1783", Kenneth Scott, 1973

19. "New.York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch - Register of the Vol. I - 1638-1642; Vol. II - 0 0 0 Provincial Secretary", Arnold J.F. Van Laer, edited and 1642-1647; Vol. III - 1648-1660. indexed by Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1974 See index each Vol. for entries.

20. "New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch - The Register of See index for entries. 0 0 Salomon Lachaire, Notary Public of New Amsterdam, 1661-1662", E.B. O'Callaghan, edited and indexed by Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, 1978

21. "River Reflections - A Short History of Morristown, New York", pp. 70, 196, 203 & 230 0 Lorraine B. Bogardus, edited by Mark DuPre, 1988

22. "The Old Mine Road", C. G. Hine pp. 29-30 Nicholas BOGARDUS 0

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23. "History of the Paternal Ancestors of Anne Marie COLLINS, nee pp. 4, 7, & 45-49 M* M M RICHARDS - A Preliminary Study by Clare E. Richards which includes data on the RICHARDS, JENSON, REMINGTON, DeWOLF, JACKSON, BREWSTER, and BOGARDUS Family Lines", 1980 24. "A History of 'nle Reformed Church (Dutch) - 'nle Reformed pp. 33-35 ''Ministry of BOGARDUS" 0 0 Church (German) and 'nle Moravian Church in the United States". E.T. Corwin, J.H. Dubbs and J.T. Hamilton, 1894 25. "'nle ROOSEVELT Family", Timothy Field Beard and Henry 8. Hoff NYGBR, Vol. 119, Jan. 1988, p. 25 M Anna Louisa ROOSEVELT mar. William Whitney BOGARDUS

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1. "A Wild Speculation", Roger Alling pp. 4-9 Dr. Abram BROWER and Dr. M Jeremiah BROWER

2. "C~ntury-Old Estate Swindle Believed Reviving in State", ''The Detroit Free Press", Sunday, 0 0 Royce Howes Jan. 28, 1940, Part 1, page 7 3. "Ancestor Table, Helen Douglas (LOVE) SCRANTON" TAG, Vol. 32, Apr. 1956 H Maria BOGARDUS mar. Benjamin LOUW 4. "From Pioneer Settlement to Suburb - A History of Mahwah, N.J. pp. 22-24, 28 & 40 KIERSTED M 1700-1976", Henry Bischoff and Mitchell Kahn, 1979 5. "Contributions for the Genealogies of the Descendants of the See index for entries. Many BROWER M E Patent and City of Schenectady, from 1662 to 1800", and BROUWER families are not Jonathan Pearson, 1873, reprint 1976 descended from Adam BROUWER. 6. "Genealogical and Family History of Southern New York and the Vol. 2, pp. 513-515 and p. 641 M Hudson River Valley", Cuyler Reynolds, 1914 7. "History of Spokane County, Wash.", J. Edwards, 1900 p. 613 Romaine L. BOGARDUS H 8. "The SPOOR Family in America", Maria A. Underwood, 1901 pp. 20, 58 & 126 M M 9. ''They Were All Sure Shots", James B. Trefethen American Heritage Magazine, Apr. 0 1962. Capt. Adam H. BOGARDUS 10. "Southeastern New York, A History of the Counties of Ulster, p. 377 Foster S. BOGARDUS H Dutchess, Orange, Rockland and Putnam" 11. "Scandinavian Immigrants in New York 1630-1674", John O. pp. 89-115, 403 & 420-421. An H H H Evjen, 1916, reprint 1972 excellent record. 12. "The Origin and Meaning of English and Dutch Surnames of New p. 6 0 0 York State Families,", George Rogers Howell 13. "Ancestors of Henry Montgomery SMITH and Catherine FORSHEE" p. 98 Questionable KIERSTED - VAN M* M Annie Elizabeth (Morrill) Smith, 1921 GIESEN connection. pp. 44, 111-112 14. "The SCHERMERHORN Genealogy - Descendants of Cornelius pp. 230-231, 262-263, 340 & 363 H Jacobse SCHERMERHORN", Richard Schermerhorn, 1914 15. "Lineage of the SCHOONMAKER Family", Mrs. L.E. Schoonmaker "Olde Ulster", Vols. II & III M 16. "The History of the Descendants of Elder John STRONG of Vol. 1, p. 259, Mary J. BOGARDUS; H M Northampton, Mass.", Benjamin Woodbridge Dwight, 1975 Vol. 2, p. 1427, Eliza S. BROWER

17. "The SCHOONMAKER Family, Descendants of Hendrik Jochemsz See index for entries. A M SCHOONMAKER 1624-1683", Ruth P. Heidgerd, 1974 18. "SEBRING Collections - The Genealogy and History of the pp. 56 and 150 M H Family", Walter Wilson Sebring and John Cletus Sebring, 1975 19. "SCHUYLER Genealogy: A Compendium of Sources", F.lorence A. pp. 84, 86, 104 & 163 M Christoph, 1987 20. "Memorial History of Staten Island, New York", Ira K. Morris, Vol. I, pp. 37, 57 & 413 0 1898 21. "South Jersey: A History, 1664-1924", A.H. Heston, 1924 Vol. 4, pp. 440-441 Ephrem M. M BROWER

11 22. "Staten Island and Its People: A History, 1609-1929 , C.W. Vol. 2, p. 866 Charles BOGARDUS M Leng and W.T. Davis, 1930

23. "Historical Gazetteer of Steuben County, N. Y.", Millard F. pp •. 104 & 294 M Roberts 24. "Some English Ancestors of the SMITH Family of New York", TAG, Vol. 56, Oct. 1980, pp. 193, H Charles F.H. Evans 199-200

25. "The STERLING Genealogy", Albert ~ack Sterling, 1909 p. 822 Caroline BOGARDUS H

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• 26. "History of Snohomish County, Washington", William Whitfield, p. 442 Harry G. BROWER M 1926

27. "The Ancestry of Florence Abel STOCK", Harold Thompson Stock !,Chapter 18, pp. 151-160 M* 0 E 1986 28. "History· of the Town of Sharon, Litchfield County, Conn.", p. 65 Jacob BOGARDUS 0 Charles F. Sedgwick, 1842 29. "The SYDENHAM - SIDMAN Family of Newark, N.J., Evelyn TAG, Vol. 51, Jan. 1975, p. 53 M Sidman Wachter 30. "Annals of Staten Island, From its Discovery to the Present pp. 22 & 41 0 Time", J.J. Clute, 1877, reprint 1986 31. "San Francisco Ship Passenger List", Louis J. Rasmussen Ships: "Independence", "Northerner", 0 "Republic" and "Antelope" 32. "San Francisco Voter Registration" 1890, 1896, 1900, 1904 John Peter 0 BOGARDUS 33. "Soldiers of the Great War", Soldiers Record Puhl. Assn. 1914-1918 0 34. "The Early SPIER Family", Janet T. Riemer GMNJ, Vol. 55, May 1970, p. 65 M 35. ''The Descendants of the Honorable Pieter van STOUTENBURG, Three detailed circle charts. M M '', Treasurer of the Colony of New Amsteram", Walter Braeme Eliot, Sep. 30, 1916 36. "The SEE Family of Calais, France and the Manor of NYGBR, Vol. 114, Jul. 1983, p. 159 M Philipsburgh", Glenna (See) Hill Eliesabet SEE, wife of Leverens (Deliverance) BROUWER 37. "Jan Lucaszen SCHOUTEN and His Descendants Through Three NYGBR, Vol. 115, Oct. 1984, p. 218 M Generations", Eunice H. Young and Kenn Stryker-Rodda Neeltie THOMAS mar. Willem BROWER 38. "Family Record: JERMAIN - WENDELL - SPOONER" NYGBR, Vol. 112, Jan. 1981, p. 37 M John J.B. SPOONER mar. Mary BREWER

39.. "Early Schenectady Cemetery Records", Schenectady, N. Y. First Some or all BROWER individuals may M M Reformed Church pertain to another line.

40. "The Old Dutch Burying Ground of Sleepy Hollow", History M Reserach Society of the Tappan Zee, 1926

41. "Births, Marriages and Deaths from the 'Saugerties Post', M Nov. 1878 - Mar. 1895", Theodore S. Overbagh, 1970

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1. 11Ancestor Table - Edward Everett TIIORPE" TAG, July 1955, pp. 188-189 M Hannah BROUWER mar. Edmund 'IURNURE

2. 0 TABER Genealogy - Descendants of Thomas, son of Philip TABER" pp. 401, 463-464 M George L. Randall, 1924

3. )'History of Tioga, Chemung, Tompkins and Schuyler Counties, p. 526 J. Bruyn and Jacob E. M N.Y.", 1879 BOGARDUS

4. ~'Landmar~s of Tompkins County, N. Y. ", J. H. Selkreg, 1894 p. 14 Ira BOGARDUS; pp. 147-148 M Andrew B. and E.K. BOGARDUS

5. nTRIPP Genealogy - Descendants of James, son of John TRIPP", pp. 28, 160 & 200 M George L. Randall, 1924 6. *'The TROWBRIDGE Genealogy - History of the TROWBRIDGE Family p. 366 Austin Coe TROWBRIDGE mar. M in America", Francis Bacon Trowbridge, 1908 Julia Eleanor BOGARDUS

7. "The Trinity Church Story", Willis T. Gridley Apparently unpublished but avail­ M E able in some libraries. 8. "Trinity! Break Ye My Commandments?", Willis Timothy Gridley, Legal history and court proceedings. M M M 1930 An excellent book. 573 pages. 9. "The TEN BROECK Family of Ulster Co., N.Y.", Cornelius H. Van pp. 69-76 M Gaasbeek, Jr., 1888 10. "The TEN BROECK Genealogy - Being the Records and Annals of pp. 43, 188 & 227 M Dirck Wesselse TEN BROF.cK of Albany and His Descendants", F.mma Ten Broeck Runk, 1897

11. *'The TYLER Genealogy - The Descendants of Job TYLER, of p. 377 Ella Amanda STARK, mar. M Andover, Mass. 1619-1700", Willard I. Tyler Brigham, 1912 Adolphus W. BROWER

12. ~'TAYLOR and DOBBIN Ancestors and Descendants". Charles F. Typescript M* M Post, Louise R. Taylor and Erma H. Post, Oct. 1, 1955

13. ~'TERHUNE Family", Herbert S. Ackerman, 1946 5-128 Abraham TERHUNE mar. Susanna M BROWER 14. •1Descendants of Douwe TALLMAN", Herbert S. Ackerman pp. 7-9, 31 & 61 M 15. 'Notes on Various Old Somerset Families - TUNISON Families, Vol. 7, p. 227 Cornelius TUNISON H Line of Dr. Garret, of Somerville" mar. Yannica (Jane) BROWER 16. "TAYLOR - John TAYLOR (3-24-1771/9-19-1839) and wife, pp. 63-64 (mimeographed book) M* Elizabeth LAFLER and Their Des'cendants, Comprising 8 Generations", Fannie Belle (Taylor) Richardson, 1959 17. "Troy's One Hundred Years", Arthur J. Weise, 1891 pp. 331-333 John M. BOGARDUS; 0 0 Addenda: Frank M. BROWER 18. ''Ye Olden Time - As Compiled from the Coxsackie News of 1899", pp. 37, 75 & 83 0 Robert Henry Van Bergen 19. 'Dutchess County, N. Y., Tombstone Readings", William L "Yesteryears" Magazine, Vol. 17 A Huffman Spring 1974 20. 'teah, Wife of Dirk A. TERHUNE", George Olin Zabriskie GMNJ, Vol. 28, Jan.-Apr. 1953 M p. 17 Abraham D. TERHUNE mar. Sukey BROWER

21. "Gravestone Inscriptions of the Reformed Dutch Church, Tappan pp. 16 & 20 M Cemetery, Tappan, Rockland Co., N.Y.", Minnie Cowen, 1931 22. "Tompkins County Gravestone Inscriptions", Mrs. Dora Pope NYGBR, Vol. 52, Apr. 1921, p. 150; M Worden Jul. 1921, p. 268. Town of Caroline.

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1. "Ulster County in the Revolution - (A Guide to Those Who pp. 16-17 M Served)", Ruth P. Heidgerd, 1977 2. "History of Ulster County, New York", Alphonso T. Clearwater, p. 555 Howard C. BOGARDUS H 1907 3. "Commemorative & Biographical Record of Ulster County, N.Y.", pp. 205-206 John C. BOGARDUS; H H J.H. Beers & Co., 1896 pp. 300-301 James F. BROWER 4. "Ulster County, New York, Court Records, 1693-1775" NGSQ, Vol. 60, Dec. 1972, pp. 283- 0 0 Kenneth Scott 285 5. "Ulster County, New York, 1798 Tax List", Kenneth Scott NGSQ, Vol. 73, June 1985, PP· 118- 0 0 120

6. "Ulster County, N.Y. - Probate Records In the Office of the See index for entries. A A M Surrogate, and the County Clerk's Office at Kingston, N.Y.", Vols. I and II, by Gustave Anjou, 1906, reprint 1980 7. "History of Ulster County, New York", Nathaniel Bartlett See Complete Name Index by Jean D. A A M Sylvester, 1880 Worden, published 1983 8. "Ulster County Freeholders, 1798-1812", Kenneth Scott, Julius NGSQ, Vol. 43, Mar. 1965, pp. 7-8, 0 Bloch and Leo Hershkowitz 11-12 9. "Early Inquests of Ulster County, New York 1732-1825", NGSQ, Vol. 57, Mar. 1969, pp. 53 0 Kenneth Scott and 55 Evert BOGARDUS 10. "Ulster County, New York, Jury Lists, 1750-1799", Kenneth NGSQ, Vol. 60, Sep. 1972, pp. 169- 0 Scott 170 11. "Ulster County, New York, Court Records, 1693-1775", NGSQ, Vol. 61, Mar. 1973, p. 60; 0 Kenneth Scott Dec. 1973, p. 296

- 41 - ! TITLE. AU'OIOR and DATE R»IARKS

1. "Concerning the VAN BUNSCHOTEN or VAN BENSCHOTEN Family in pp. 67-68 Isaac BOGARDUS and Sarah M America", William Henry Van Benschoten, 1907 SEBRING

2. "History of Cornelia Maessen VAN BUREN", Harriett C. Waite pp. 39, 62, 236-242, 251. Third M A Van Buren Peckham, 1913 wife of William BOGARDUS incorrect.

3. "The VAN DERWERKEN - VAN DERWERKER Family", Paul W. Prindel, pp. 12, 24-25, 98-99, 108, 166-167 M 1966

4. "VAN DEURSEN Family", Cpt. Albert Harrison Van Deusen, 1912 Vol. ?, pp. 440, 476 & 579 BREWER­ M M M BROWER; Vol. 1, pp. 603-607 and Vol. 2, pp. 36-37, 69-71, 167 and 213. Third wife of William BOGARDUS, pp. 606-607 incorrect.

5. "Joris Janzen VAN HORN and His Descendants", C.S. Williams, M M 1911 6. "Descendants of Cornelius Barentse VANWYCK and Anne POLHEMUS", pp. 119, 125, 156, 168-169, 233 & M M Anne Van Wyck, 1912 305 BOGARDUS; pp. 235 & 302 BROWER 7. "YERDON Family Notes" John Reynolds Totten NYGBR, Vol. 64, Apr. 1933, pp. 105- A 132. Excellent article. 8. "VAN HORN - VAN HORNE - VAN - - The VAN HORN Family Chap. III, pp. 42-45; Chap. IV, pp. M* M History", Francis H. Marvin, 1929 54-58; Chap. V, pp. 74-76, 88-89; p. 346 John BOGARDUS mar. Lidea VAN HORN 9. "The YAN NORDEN Family - Three Hundred Years in America" pp. 58, 61, 63-64, 66-67 M M Theodore Langdon Van Norden, 1923 10. "Ancestry and Descendants of Tielman YAN VLEECK of Niew pp. 234-235 M M Amsterdam", Jane Van Vleck, 1955

11. "Early Settlers of Ulster Co., N.Y. -The VREDENBURGH Family - NYGBR, Vol. 21, Oct. 1890, pp. M M Two Generations", Gerrit H. Van Wagenen 164-168 12. "The Early Generations of the VANDEUSEN Family in America", NYGBR, Vol. 30, Apr. & Jul. 1899, M Louis Hasbrouck Von Sahler pp. 102, 155-156; Vol. 31, Jan. 1900, pp. 55-56 13. "VIELE Records", K.K. Viele, 1913 pp. 34, 39-41, 54 & 15 M 14. "VAN ALSTYNE - VAN ALSTINE Family History", Lester Van pp. 293-297 M Alstine, 1978 15. "The Genealogical Record of the VEEDER Family", Vreeland Aefje BROWER, dau. of Hendrick, M Youngman Leonard, 1937 mar. Harmanus BRA'IT 16. "Early VAN GELDER Families in the United States of America", pp. 14-15, 41-42 M Arthur Pine Van Gelder, 1945 17. "A Genealogy of the YAN VLIET Family in America", Allison pp. 12, 14, 16, 18-20 & 33 M Van Vliet Dunn, 1972 18. "The Early VAN BUSSUMS and Their Descendants", pp. 15, 17 & 34 H 0 Hohler Garde, 1977 19. "Christian Barentsen VAN HORN and Some of His Earlier TAG, Vol. 43, Oct. 1967, p. 195; M M Descendants", George Olin Zabriskie Vol. 44, Oct. 1968, pp. 209-210 20. "The VIELE Family, 1659-1909 - Two Hundred Fifty Years With pp. 14, 37, 39-41 & 47 M A Dutch Family in New York", Kathlyne Knickerbocker Viele, 1909

21. "VAN RENSSELAER BOWIER Manuscripts", New York State Library, See index for names. M M 0 90th Annual Report, Vol. 2, 1907, A.J.F. Yan Leer 22. "VAN TASSEL and Allied Family Lines (1574-1974)", Mary M. pp. 48, 214 & 445 BOGARDUS; pp. 32, M M Van Tassel Pazurik, 1974 52, 60-61 & 107 BREWER/BROWER

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23. "The VAN BRUGH Family", John Ross Delafield and Brig, Gen. Ord NYGBR, Vol. 66, Apr. 1935, pp. 170- M 171

24. "Gysbert Cornelisz VAN DEN BERGH Genealogy" DSSA, Vol. 44, 1972-1974, pp. 26 M M and 30 BOGARDUS; p. 36 BROUWER

25. "Notes on the Ancestry of Major William Roe VAN VOORHIS of pp. 102, 120, 188, 190-191 H M Fishkill, Duchess Co., N.Y.", Elias W. Van Voorhis, 1881

26. "Genealogy of the VAN PELT Family", Winifred Brown Edwards, 3rd Gen. Peter VAN PELT mar. Sara M June 1955 BOGARDUS 27. "10,000 Vital Records of Western New York 1809-1850", Fred p. 44 BOGARDUS; pp. 29, 31, 55, H M Q. Bowman, 1986 69, 157 & 180 BREWER/BROWER 28. "10,000 Vital Records of Central New York 1813-1850", Fred pp. 30 & 271 BOGARDUS; pp. 29, 31, M M Q. Bowman, 1986 165, 180 & 220 BREWER/BROWER 29. "10,000 Vital Records of Eastern New York 1777-1834", Fred pp. 26, 130, 190, 205, 225, 235, M M Q. Bowman, 1987 268 & 284 BOGARDUS; pp. 30, 33, 122, 152, 176 & 216 BREWER/BROWER 30. "Genealogy of Some of the VAIL Family Descended from pp. 136 & 138 H Jeremiah VAIL at Salem, Hass. 1639", Henry H. Vail, 1902 31. "Vital Records - San Francisco" Edward C. BOGARDUS M 32. "The VAN HOUTEN Family", Herbert Stewart Ackerman, 1945 pp. 7, 23, 26, 75, 77, 83 & 88 M

33. "Some Descendants of Isaac VANDERCOOK", Floyd Edwin Neikirk, Based on content of VANDERCOOK M* M 1953 Charts by Wesley Vandercook. 34. "VANDERCOOK Charts", Wesley Vandercook, 1914 to 1929 Numerous and detailed family lines. M* M 35. "HARRIS - VREDENBURG - CHILD and Allied Families", Marian J. pp. 44, 47-50, 54-64 M* M A Newell, 1983 36. "VOORHEES and Allied Families (The DRAKE Line)" p. 117 Questionable lineage. 0 M 37. "The Family of Hendrick VAN DER WERKEN", James L. Hansen NYGBR, Vol. 118, Jan. 1987, p. 9 M 38. "The Citation: A Key to the Descendants of Jacobus VAN NUYSE NYGBR, Vol. 108, Jan. 1977, p. 19 M Through His Grandson Aaron MURPHY", 8-Ann Moorhouse 39. "1,100 Vital Records of Northeastern New York 1835-1850", NYGBR, Vol. 118, Jul. 1987, p. 139 M Fred Q. Bowman and Thomas J. Lynch 40. "The VAN DALSSEN - VAN DALSEM Family, Five Generations", GMNJ, Vol. 39, May 1964, p. 73 M George Olin Zabriskie Annatje HUYGEN mar. David BROUWER 41. "The VAN KIRK Family", Wilson V. Ledley GMNJ, Vol. 41, Sep. 1966, p. 109 M James VAN KIRK mar. Elizabeth, dau. of Elazerus and Frances (MORRIS) BREWER 42. "VANDERCOOK - JANS - FRANCISCO, Budget of Family History", Essentially repeats content of H* M Ben F. Dixon, 1968 VANDERCOOK Charts, by Wesley Vandercook, although all charts were not available.

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1. "History of Washtenaw County, Mich.", C.C. Chapman & Co., pp. 1194-1195 Francis P. BOGARDUS; M M 1881 p. 1334 Nathan D. BROWER and Porter BROWER 2. "SELYNS - KOCI - WEBBER and Other Family Relations", Louis P. NYGBR, Vol. 57, Oct. 1926, pp. 365- O* M ~~ ~ 3. "Editorial Correspondence - WEBBER - COCK" NYGBR, Vol. 57, Oct. 1926, pp. 402- H* 405

4. "Calendar of Wills on File and Recorded in the Offices of the See index for entries. A A A Clerk of the Court of Appeals, of the County Clerk at Albany, 11 and of the Secretary of State 1626-1836 , Berthold Fernow,, 1896

5. "Abstracts of Wills - New York Historical Society Collections" See indexes in various volumes. M M H

6. "Original Mr. Wing-Shot", S. Kirkwood Guns & Ammo Magazine, Feb. 1962, M pp. 38-41. Capt. A.H. BOGARDUS

7. "Woodstock - History and Hearsay", Anita H. Smith, 1959 pp. 17, 87 & 115 0

8. "Landmarks of Wayne County, New York", George W. Cowles, 1895 Pt. 3, p. 296 Aldice W. BROWER M

9. "Abstracts of Wills of Orange and Rockland Counties, N.Y.: David BROWER; Uldrick BROWER; John H 1770-1815", Minnie Cowen, 1937 BROWER

10. "Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of Vols. II through XIII also avail­ M New Jersey, Vol. XXIII, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol. able covering period 1730-1817. I, 1670-1730", William Nelson

11. "WILTSIE Family in Early New York", George Olin Zabriskie NYGBR, Vol. 107, Apr. 1976, p. 89 M

12. "The History of Ancient Weathersfield", Henry Reed Stiles, Vol. 2, p. 822 Mary Agnes PORTER M 1975 mar.John Lefoy BROWER

13. "The WOOL Family of New York", Conklin Mann NYGBR, Vol. 72, Oct. 1941, pp. 295- M 296. Altje BROUWER mar. Jorgen WOLi

14. 11A Genealogical and Psychological Memoir of Philippe Maton pp. 253-254 H WILTSEE and His Descendants", Jerome Wiltsee, Sr., 1908

15. "The WYCKOFF Family in America, Prepared from the Manuscript pp. 29, 120, 275, 302, 405-406 and H Genealogical Collections of the late William F. Wyckoff of 490 Jamaica, New York", Mr. & Mrs. H.B. Streeter, 1934 16. "Abstracts of Wills for New York County, New York", Ray Cowen Vols. 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 & 13 H A Sawyer, 1934 17. "Abstracts of Wills of Dutchess County, New York", Minnie p. 8 Cornelius BREWER; p. 10 Garret M M Cowen BROWER; p. 37 James C. BOGARDUS 18. "Genealogical Sketch of the Descendants of Several Branches of pp. 32-42 M* the WEBBER Family, Who Came to New York and New England in the Early Part of the Seventeenth Century", A. Button, 1878 19. "Begats - A Chronicle of the WIGGINS-BINFORD, and the pp. 7-11 BOGARDUS (Third wife of M* M M McMILLAN-PRESTON Families", Mabel Preston Wiggins, 1979 William incorrect); pp. 22-25 BROUWER; pp. 55-63 Anneke JANS 20. "Early Wills of Westchester County, New York, 1664-1784", p. 56 Cornelius BREWER; pp. 332- M William S. Pelletreau, 1898 333 James BREWER

21. "The WYCKOFF Family in America", Wyckoff Association in pp. 13, 90-91, 281 & 400 H America, 1950 22. "History and Genealogy of the Gov. John WEBSTER Family of pp. 1315 and 1403-1405 M Connecticut" , J.H. Webster, 1915 23. "Wideman Farm Burying Ground - Removed from Town of Westerlo" DSSA, Vol. 24, 1948 Yearbook, M Harmanus BORGORDUS

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• 24. "Genealogical Data Taken from Wills over 100 Years Old Found Flint Genealogical Quarterly, M in Deed Books in Register of Deeds Office, Genesee County, Flint, Mich., Apr. 1964 Michigan 25. " Index of Award on Claims of the Soldiers of the War of 1812" 0 26. "A History of the County of Westchester, From its First p. 104 H S~ttlement to the Present Time", Robert Bolton, Jr., 1848

27. "The History of Woodstock, Conn., Genealogies of Woodstock Vol. 4, p •. 418, Amanda Evelyn 0 M Families", Clarence Winthrop Bowen, 1926-1943 BROWER; Vol. 4, p. 551, Anne BOGARDUS and Maj. Augustine PREVOST; Vol. 6, p. 513, Frank C. BROWER & Lydia B. FLEMING

28. "Genealogy of the WESTERVELT Family", Walter Tallman pp. 14, 17, 33 & 52 BROUWER/BROWER; H M Westervelt, 1905 p. 132 BOGARDUS 29. "Early Original New York Wills", Kenneth Scott NGSQ, Vol. 51, Jun. 1963, p. 92 M Johannes BROWER

30. "Index of Original Wills (1776-1829), Kenneth Scott and NGSQ, Vol. 55, Jun. 1967, pp. 121- M Leo Hershkowitz 122 31. ''Wills of Colonial New York, 1736-1775", Julius M. Bloch, Leo NGSQ, Vol. 54, Jul. 1966, p. 101 0 Hershkowitz and Kenneth Scott 32. ''WYNKOOP Genealogy in the United States of America", Richard pp. 18-20, 26-29, 42-43, 78, 167, M M Wynkoop, 1904 198-199, 212-213 33. "Society of Colonial Wars in the State of Maryland", BOGARDUS-VAN VECHTEN-Mac!NTYRE M Christopher Johnston, 1895

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1. "Yankies and Loyalists, Bytown to Kingston in 1830", Edwin pp. 17-19 BREWERs Mills 0 Welch, 1979 2. "The YELLOTS - From Holland to Modena" "Citizen", Modena, N.Y., Mar. 21, O* 0 1973, p. lB 3. "Historical and Genealogical Notes of the YOUMANS and p. 33 0 UNDERHILL Families and Connected Family Lines", Louis Irwin Youmans, 1936 4. "Chronicle of the YERKES Family", J. Leach, 1904 p. 125 Minnie Jane MANN mar. George M BOGARDUS

1. "The ZABRISKIE Family - A Three Hundred and One Year History, See index in Vol. 2 for entries. M A of the Descendants of Albercht ZABOROWSKIJ (ca 1638-1711) of Bergen Co., N.J.", George Olin Zabriskie, 1963

- 46 - A nneke JANS and Everardus BOGARD US Descendants Association

Wilmington , Ohio 45 L77

April 24 , 1989

Tha nk you for you r request for a copy of the " Anneke JANS-130GAIWUS and r\d;:im 13ROU\.JER Resear ch Aid Bibliograµhy". We hope that you will find it both en joyable and useful.

This was an impor t ant " first s tep" , towards the more extensive and major record of the descendants of Anneke JANS via the children of her two husband s a nd also o ne on the descendants of Adam 13ROU\.JER to update and extend the work done by William J . Hoffman in his " BROUWER Beginnings - The First Three Ge nerations of the Adam BROUWER BCRCHOVEN Family". I now plan to work more specifically on the genealogical records while Raymona will concentrate on othe r " collections" of BOGARDUS a nd BROU\\tER-BRO\.JER baptisms a nd marriages; and extracts o r abstracts of wi l ls , pension files, census records, city directories, tombstone i nscr iptions, etc . , bu t mainly for BOGARDUS . We' 11 keep you posted o n o ur progress from time to time .

We look for ward to hearing from you again sometime a nd will continue to be of help whenever we can . Fo r o ur "co usins galle ry" of pictures, we ' d certainly like to include o ne of you and members of you r family , if one is available .

Thank you again for you r support . Editor's Note: Tiris articl~ presents information on the William Janes family of Virginia and Georgia CGGS member, Hunt Sanders descendS· frqm William's second son, Absalom. The estate records of Absalom follow this article. Information on Absalom' s descendants will appear in the next issue of the quarterly. Hunt has found that the surname "Janes" is sometimes confused with and misrecorded as "Jones".

Descendants of William Janes

Contributed by Hunt Sanders

Generation No. 1

1. ·WILLIAM1 JANES was born '.December 12, 1771 in Petersburg, Virginia, and died July 09, 1827 in Taliaferro Co, Georgia (Source: {1} Tombs.tone, Taliferro Co,. GA., {2) The Southern Recorder, 23 Jul 1827 .. ). He married {l) YOUNG (Source: Will, Wilkes Co, GA Book 1792-1801, pp2-3., William Young. 8 Sep 1791. William Jains named as son-in-law by will of William Young. He receives 200 acres of land from the land William Young lived on, adjoining Gresham and Turner. He also names sons John and Sherwood and wife Fanny. Wilkes Co, GA. Willsl 792-1801, pp 2-3.), daughter of WILLIAM YOUNG. She died Bef. September 08, 1791. He married {2) SELAH GRESHAM (Source: Court Minutes, Wilkes Co., GA. Court of Ordinary Annual Returns on Estatesl819-1826, p334-335., 25 Jul 1822. Gresham, Edward, deed. estate Archibald Gresham, admr. Returns show he paid Wm. Janes and Henry Shorter, di~ributees, $632.37 each in full, retaining the remainder for himself, the third distributee.) January 31, 1793 in Wilkes Co, GA, daughter ofEDWARD GRESHAM and ELIZABETH. She was born October 19, 1772 in Orange Co, NC (Sour~e: Tombstone.), and died July 11, 1834 in Crawfordville, Taliaferro Co, Georgia (Source: {l) Tombstone, Taliaferro Co, GA, (2) The Christian Index, 22 July, 1834, pl 13 .. ).

Children of WILLIAM JANES and SELAH GRESHAM are: 2 t. DR THOMAS GRESHAM JANES (Source: Will, Taliaferro Co, GA. Court of Ordinary Wills Book A 1826 - 1866, p 31-33, Will of William Janes names his children & wife.), b. July 11, 1794, Wilkes Co, GA; d. September 14, 1843, Greene Co, GA (Source: The Christian Index, 22 Sep, 1848, p605., Age 50, 6 children.); m. (1) MATILDA W ALKEM PENENEY WEST, Jan1:1ary 30, 1821, Greene Co, GA (Source: Marriage Certificate, Greene Co, GA. Book 1817-1829, p134 .. ); b. January 30, 1805; d. March 04, 1827, Greene Co, GA (Source: The Southern Recorder, 19 Mar 1827 .. ); m. (2) EMILY TERESA WEST, January 17, 1828, Greene Co, GA (Source: Marriage Certificate, Greene Co, GA. Book 1817-1829, p357 .. ); b. June 05, 1811; d. July 08, 183 5, Greene Co, GA (Source: The Christian Index, 14 Jul 1835, p3, col 6., Left a husband and 3 children.); m. (3) ELIZABETH SANFORD, July 28, 1839, Greene Co, GA; b. January 12, 1805, Georgia; d. February 11, 1893, Greene Co, GA.

-219- u. COL. ABSALOM JANES, b. June 08, 1796, Wilkes Co, GA; d. September 25, 1847, Taliaferro Co, GA (Source: The Cemeteries of Greene Co, GA by E H Armor.); m. M. C9RDELIA CALLAWAY, July 18, 1817, Wilkes Co, GA (Source: (i) Family Bible., (2) Marriage Certificate, Wilkes Co, GA Book 1806-1834, pl 10 .. ); b. October 03, 1801, Wilkes Co, GA; d·. July 01, 1846, Taliaferro Co, GA (Source: (1) Family Bible., (2) The Cemeteries of Greene Co, GA by EH Armor.). . 111. SUSANNAH JANES, b. December 21, 1798, Wilkes Co, GA; d. May 04, 1852, Choctaw Co, AL (Source: The Christian Index, 4 Aug 1852, pl3 l, column 6 .. ); m. JESSE M. CALLAWAY, Abt. 1816, Wilkes Co, GA (Source: (1) Deed, Greene Co, AL. Book F, pp954-5., Jesse M. Calloway of Greene Co, AL sells land. Susannah Calloway.his wife relinquishes her dower., (2) Will, Taliaferro Co, GA. Will Book A, pp3 l-3., William Janes. Daughter Wusanah Calloway, formerly Susannah Janes.); b. Abt. 1795, Wilkes.Co, GA; d. Abt. 1864, Grimes Co, TX 1v. WILLIAM JANES, JR, b. February 27, 1807, Wilkes Co, GA (Source: Tombstone.); d. August 28, 1854, Cuthbert, Randolph Co, GA (Source: (I) The Christian Index, 14 Sep, 1854, p147., Died Cuthbert, Randolph Co, GA, (2) The Macon Messenger, 13 Sep 1854., Died of typhoid fever.); m. REBECCA C. :MERCER, December 14, 1826, Taliafarro Co, GA; b. April 29, 1811, Wilkes Co, GA; d. November 29, 1856, Randolph Co, GA (Source: Tombstone, "Wife of William Janes and daughter of.John Mercer.). v. ELIZABETH JANES, b. July 18, 1800, Wilkes Co, GA; m. ROBERT C. GIBSON (Source: WiJI, Taliaferro Co, GA Book A, pp77-89~, Henry B. Gibson. Probate 7 Mar 1831.), August 10, 1820, Wilkes Co, GA (Source: Marriage Certificate, Wilkes Co, GA. Book 1, p166 .. ); b. Abt. 1801. vt. ARCHIBALD GRESHAM JANES, b. October 07, 1804, Wtlkes Co, GA; d. June 08, 1860, Midway, Barbour Co., AL (Source: The Christian Index, 25 Jul 1860, pl 15 .. ); m. SARAH ANN JOHNSTON, January 11, 1S27, Taliaferro Co, GA; b. Abt. 1811. vu. EDWARD JANES, b. Abt. 1806, Wilkes Co, GA; d. Bef. October 14, 1873, Dougherty Co, GA (Source: Albany News, 24 Oct 1873, Estate sale of Edward Janes, late ofDougherty Co, deceased.); m. (I) JANE SHEPPERD, Aft. 1822; b. May 01, 1806, Georgia; d. April 05, 1855, Dougherty Co, GA; m. (2) NANCY CALLAWAY (Source: Family Bible.), September 25, 1822, Wilkes Co, GA; b. October IO, 1805, Wilkes Co, GA; d. December 20, 1822, Wilkes Co, GA (Source: Family Bible.). · vtu. Silv.lEON R. JANES, b. Abt. 1808, Wilkes Co, GA; d. February 13, 1838, · Taliaferro Co, Georgia (Source: (1) Tombstone, Taliaferro Co, GA., (2) The Christian Index, 15 Mar, 1838, pl60 .. ); m. ELIZABETH WILSON GRESHAM (Source: Estate Records, Oglethorpe Co, GA. 28 Dec 1842., Court order to make others equal to the position of the property received by Elizabeth Janes.), April 14, 1831, Taliaferro Co, GA; b. February 13, 1816, Wilkes Co, GA; d. May 12, 1899, Gre~ne Co, GA 1x. LOVICIA JANES (Source: Mercer Family Research by W. Mercer (1985).), b. Abt. 1810,_Wilkes Co, GA; d. September 13, 1841, Paulding Co.,

-220- GA; m. DR. LEONIDAS BENNlNGTON N.IERCER (Source: Mercer Family Research by Don W. Mercer (1985).), September 22, 1826, Taliaferro Co, GA (Sour.ce: Marriage Bond, Taliaferro Co, GA Book A, p8 .. ); b. September 11, 1804, Wilkes Co.; GA (Source: Mercer Family Research by Don W. Mercer (1985).); d. November 27, 1859, Terrell Co, GA (Source: The Macon Messenger, 7 Dec 1859., Died at residence in Terrell Co.). x. SELAH G. JANES, b. Abt. 1813, Wilkes Co, GA; m. WILLIAM DRAYTON COWDRY, November 17, 1831, Taliaferro Co, GA (Source: Marriage Bond, Taliaferro Co, GA. Book A, p53 .. ); b. April 01, 1803, South Carolina; d. March 15, 1865, Early Co, GA (Source: The Christian Index, 1 Nov 1866 .. ). xt. DAYID H. JANES, b. Abt. 1814, Wilkes Co, GA; d. November 13, 1888, Eufaula, Barbour Co, AL (Source: (1) Eufaula Daily Times, Sat, 17 Nov 1888., Survivors are I. D. Janes, Esq of Dawson, Mrs. H. G. Lamar and Misses Eliza and Corinne Janes ofEufaula., (2) Dawson Weekly Journal, Moved to Lee Co, 1840.); m. FRANCIS C. LAMAR, July 18, 1837, Bibb Co, GA (Source: (1) The Christian Index, 3 Aug 1837., (2) The Union Recorder, 25 Jul 1837 .. ); b. November 10, 1821, Jones Co, GA (Source: Dawson Weekly Journal, 18 Mar 1880., Obituary with details oflife.); d. March 14, 1880, Terrell Co, GA. xu. MARY ANN FRANCES JANES, b. Abt. 1818, Wilkes Co, GA; m. EVARARD HANIILTON RICHARDSON, April 06, 1837, Greene Co, GA (Source: The Christian Index, 11 Nov 1842., Married at Mercer Institute, Greene Co, GA); b. Abt. 1814, Georgia.

-221- Inventory of the Estate of Absalom Janes As recorded in the Estate Records of Green Co., GA

Contnbuted by Hunt Sanders

Col. A. Janes Appraisement. Recorded in Book L, Pages 212, 213, 214, 215, 216, 217. A April 1848. W. L. Strain C.C.O.

A Inventory & Appraisement of the Perishable Property of the Estate of Absalom Janes Deed

1 LotPorkHogs 1050.50 1 do Stock Hogs 586.00 1 Lot shucks & Straw 77.00 1 do Pees 47.50 1 do crowbars 1.50 1 Com Sheller 5.00 1 do Halyards 2.00 1 Lot Barley 3.00 l do Com 1350.00 1 do Leather 10.00 1 do Fodder 225.00 I do Plough & Geer &C 33.00 I Shot Gun 5.00 1 do Hoes, shovels & Mattocks 4.00 I Lot Cutting Knives 2.00 1 do Wool Hats 3.50 1 do Clear Oates 310.00 1 do Axes 13.50 2 Gins & Bands . 160.00 1 do Mekanic Tools 3.00 1 Trash & 2 Wheat Fans 25.00 ~ 1 Grind Stone & I pair Sheep sheers 1.75 160 Bales Cotton $25 peer bale 4000.00 1 Lot Spining wheels & cards 10.50 1 Lot Cotton Seed 125.00 1 do Waggon & Cart Boxes 1.00 I Lot Beds Steads & Furniture 275.00 1 do Sythes & cradles 8.50 1 Lot Andirons, Shovel & Tongs 27.00 I do Wheat 345.00 I do Looking Glass · 26.37Yl 1 do Salt 27.00 I do Tables 78.80 4 Large Waggons 127.50 1 do Chests 4.75 2 Two Horse Waggons 35.00 1 do Irish Potatoes 2.00 I Caraloque & chain 40.0.0 I do Earthen Glassware Knives & forks 24.50 1 Lot Blacksmith Tools 10.00 I do Rye 20.00 I Lot Raw Hides 10.00 I do Chairs 1.00 1 do Old Wheels 8.00 1 do Saddles & Bridles 14.00 1 Crosscut Saw 2.00 1 do Tallow 3.00 Page 1 Lot Feathers 1.00 I LotRufers .50 2 Loons & Homs 11.00 I Writing Desk 4.00 l Lot Castings 40.00 1 Lott Chair 26.00 I do Tin Ware 8.50 1 Piano Stool & Cover 200.00 2 ·Reep Hooks .3 7V? 2 Ottomans 10.00 1 Lot Jugs & Jars 9.00 2 Candlestands 7.00 1 do Wooden Ware 8.50 2 Sofas 70.00 I do Potatoes 115.00 1 Hearth Beach .25 I Tea Canister & Powder 1.50 1 Pair Silver Candlesticks 5.00 ~ 1 Old Still 2.00 2 Flower vases 1.00 I Lot Barrels 4.50 1 Lot Carpeting & Rugs 93.00

-222- 1 Lot Log Chains 3.75 2 Spit Boxes .50 f' 1 do Sheep 140.00 1 Lot Bees wax 1.00 1 do Cattle 374.00 1 do Files 1.50 1 do Geese 6.50 1 do Tobacco 5.00 1 do Mill Irons 3.00 1 do Medicines 5.00 I do Lumber 1.00 1 do Lead .60 14 Mules 655.00 1 do Knobs & Hooks 1.25 12 Horses 510~00 . 1 Injection Pipe 1.00 4 Yoke Oxen 75.00 1 Pepper Mill .25 1 Ox Cart 5.00 2 Baskets .75 1 Lot Sheath Oates 25.00 2PadLocks .25 1 do Iron Wedges & Froes 2.00 214 # Lot Sugar & Coffee( 12 YI per #) 26.75 3 Buseaies 67.00 I lb Tea .75 3 Bookcases & Books 185.00 2 Tea canisters .25 3 Cupboards 20.00 2 Poplar Boxes .75 1 Lot Spilt bottom Chairs @ 40 8.40 1 Lot Rice .50. Page 1 Pair Pruning Shears .25 1 Set Venetian Blinds 5.00 1 Lot Wash Stands 7.00 2 Altral Lamps 4.00 I Eight day Clock 10.00 1 Clock Reel .75 1 Coffee Mill 1.00 l Lot dried Fruit 5.00 1 Lot Candle Sticks & Lamps 3.50 2 1.00 1 Tea Pot .50 1 pair shears .75 ~ I Lot Ware 1.00 1 Lot Sed Irons .50 1 do Waiters · 3.00 2 Resp Kettles 8.00 1 do Silver Ware 38.00 1 SetDraws 5.00 1 do Rat Traps .25 1 Lot Wool 5.00 1 do Rush Bottom Chairs @25 3.00 1 Bathing Tub 10.00 1 do Reed. do chairs @50 9.00 1 Cale Bottles .50 1 Portable Pesk 2.00 1 Spice Mortar & Nippens 1.00 Paraquete Parot &c 1.00 Scales & Weights .50 1 Rocking chair 12.50 1 Lot soap @6-950lbs 57.00 1 Map U. States 5.00 1 do Lard @l 0.270lb 27.00 I Cradle .50 10 lb Tallow Candle Cire 12.50 2 Wardrobes 24 .. 00 1 do Flour@2Y2 420 lbs 10.50 1 lot Rush Bottom chairs @15 Y2 1.50 1 do Bacon@lO {1028lb) 102.80 1 do Bed Clothing 120.00 1 Clovea vines 3.00 1 do Cloth 15.00 1 Buggy & Harness 30.00 1 do Factory cotton 5.00 1 Carriage & harness 110.00 1 do Midwifery Instruments 1.00 1 Silver Watch 35.00 1 Carpet Bag 2.00 1 Piano & Stool 85.00 1 Jug Terpentine Varnish 1.00 l Carpet 4.00 1 Lot Trunks 17.50 l Floor Brush .25 1 Pair Saddle Bags 1.50 Page

-223- A list of good notes belonging to the Est of Absalom Janes Deed Cash on hand in Ba~ Bills $295.00 " " in Specie . 65.00 Joseph S. Baker Note for $992 due 20th Feb 1847 for which note there is a mortgage on ten Negroes William Daniel Note for $1000 due 20th Aprjl· 1847 - John C. Durham & Jas D. Williams Nt· for $30:10 due 23rd Dec 1846 J. L. Dagg's order on Wilburn McWhorter for $204 due 31st Jan 1847 Samuel Eley's Note for $597.28 ct due 1st Jan 1847 W. S. Fluker Note for $487 due 7th May 1841 with a Credit of $43.0Sc on the 4th March 1844- Williamson N. Fluker's note for $184.39 due 1st Jan 1847 -with a credit on it of $3 l.69c on 24th Dec 1846- . Lemuel Green Note for $4.44c due 25th Dec 1846- E. Sporty Hunter's & wm Daniel' note for $500 due 3d June 1845 with credit on it of $80.00 on 2nd June 1847 - . Elizabeth Janes' Note for $400 due 25th Dec 1838- David H. Janes' Note for $66 due 14th Oct 1843 - John Jenkins Note for $54 due 27th March 1847 - Abram Jaby & Job Evans Note for $600 due 1st Jan 1845 - Albert 's Note for $649 due 1st April 1845 with a Credit on Jan 1st 1846 for $223 and on Jan 1st 1847 for $101 - R. L. MWhorter Note for $60 due 25th Dec 1846 - Jodiah Mullikin for $69.93 due 14th March 1844- wm Morgan Jr. Note for $127.94 due 1st April 1847 - 40 Shares Georgia Rail Road Stock Page R L. MWhorter due bill for $10 due 8th Oct 1846 - R. L. ~WhorterNote for $8.00c due lst January 1848 R L. MWhorterNote for $89.72 due 2°d Jan 1846 wm F. McGuire & R. S. Callaway Note for $40 due 1st Jan 1846 William ~Whorter Note for $6600 due I st Oct 1843 with a credit on it April I st 1845 for $2000 with another credit on it January l st 1846 for· $1422.12c and another credit on it Jan 1st 1847 for $716.85c - Peter Northern Note for $264.57.due znd March 1845 Peter Northern Note for $178.31c due znd January 1846- Peter Northern Note for $136.33c due 1st January 1847 - Peter Northern Note for $60 due 25th Dec 1847- Joseph M. Roberts Note for $1544 due 1st January 1844- David Ragan's Note for $600 due 17 April 1847 - _ John Swann, E. S Hunter Wm Heard Note for $786 due 27th April 1847 - B. E. Spencers due bill for $53.50c due 13th Jan 1842 John Swann Note for $19.56 due 1st Jan 1847 - J. R. Sanders due bill for $83. 56 due 19th Aug 184 7 - J. R. Sanders due bill for $270 due 15th June 1847 H. H. Watts Note for $1076.32 due 1st Jan 1845 with a credit December 3d 1845 of $332.29c -224- R.H. Watts Note for $200 due 1st Jan 1844 - S. L. West due bill for $32.25 due 5th Oct 1844 - John Lunsford note for $11.12c due 1st Jan 1842 Jas D. Williams due bill for $12 .14 c due 1st Jan 1846 George Hixon's due bill for $8. t3c due 25th April 1846 Page. John C. Fluker due bill for $17.44c due 1st Jan 1847 with a credit of79 cents on 25th March 1847- ·p. P. Tuggle Note for $8.38c due 23d July 1S46- John Cutler with due bill for $15.00 due 4 July 1846 - H. H. Watts due bill for $14.44 due 1st Jan 1848 - List Notes doubtful Bad and out of date - Nancy Andrews note for $24.19c due 2nd Jan 1827 - J. W. R. Beker' s & E. C. Lawrence Note for $20 due 9th Jan 1845 - wm D. Buffords Note for $34.26c due 24th Dec 1839 Charles Barkes Note for $3.41c due I.st January 1830 John Bledsoe due bill for $16.00c due 27th Aug 1839 - Jesse B. Bowles Note for $34 due 3 lst Dec 1837 with a Credit on 15th January 1839 of $17.5o£ . Jesse B. Bowles Note for $19.542 due 31st Dec 1837 - D. W. Chases Note for $60 due 25th Dec 1841:.... B. F. Decks note for $5 due 29 July 1844 - Henry Fitsimmons due bill for $5.00c due 30th Dec 1842- W. H. Finch & Elizabeth Green Note for $17.08c due 28th Feb 1838 - John E. Finch due bill for $20 due 17th Dept 1844 - wm Green Note for $10.00C due 1st Jan 1840 George Griffeth Sen -Note for $7.68c due 1st Jan 1829 -with a Credit on Jan 5th 18J3 for $3.00- wm Green Note for $11.68c due 3d March 1840- wm Green Note for $8.27c due 25th Dec 1841 - wm Green Note $13.70c due 1st Jan 1835 wm Green & >. K. Watts Note for $22 due 17th Dec 1842 Page. wm Griffeth Note $30 due 24th April 1845 wm Griffeth Note for $20.74c due 24th April 1845 Jas A. Houghton Note for $6.34c due 1st Jan 182& Jas A. Houghton due bill for $5. 00 due 20th Aug 1831 wm Lunceford Note for $134.56c due 22d Jan 1845 wm S. Lindley due bill for $25. due 8th Aug 1844- Jacob Luncefored Note for !3 .62c due 1st Jan 1827 with a credit on 26th Jan 1830 of $4.68%c Wm Lunceford Note for $4.77c due 1st January 1845 - James A. Moody due bill for $3.50 due 1st April 1838 - S. B. Milners due bill for $20. due 1st March 1839 wm MCLains due bill for $34.50 due gth Aug 1837 - wm H. Pope Note for $40. due 28th December 1841 John Patterson note for $3.8~ due 21st July 1836 Micajah L. Pitmans Note for $4.00 due 7th Nov 1836 J. L. Reeves due bill for $28 .20c due 5th Jan 1841 - -225- W. A Ransome, due bill for $20. due 16ttiMarch 1844- S. G. Sanders due bill for $20. due 5th Feb 1844 - Geo J. Southerland Note for $11.25 due 7th Jan 1837 - Laban Shorts Note fo~ $13. due 1st January 1838 S. G. Sanders - due Bill for $12:.due 31st July 1844 - S. G. Sanders due Bill for $25. due 19 Dec 1844- L. M. Thompsons Note for $28.60c due 1st Jan 1837 - A. E. Vandison due Bill for $20 due 6th Feb 1845 Josiah Whitlock Note for $27.69c due 9th ~y 1844- wm. L. Lindsey due bill for $5. Due 1st Jan 1847 - Page. List of doubtful, bad & out of date Notes continues Henry Hancock & John O'Neal Note for $37.78 due 25 Dec 1845 Jacob Whitlock note for $20 due 8th May 1844 - ~G. L. Patterson & M. L. Pattersons Note for $20. due 25th Dec 1837 - E. C. Laurence Note for $96.46 due 2nd Febru~ 1844- wm M. & Ethelred Decke Note for $35. due 25 Dec 1845 Jas. Brooks Note for $32.50c due 25th Dec 1846 E. S. Greer, R. B. Edmonds & Jno L. Geer Note for $50. due 25th Dec 1842 R. Edmonds Note, for $12. due 25th December 1842 with a credit on 29th Dec 1846 for $5.00C John Sagus & John Evans Note for $20. due 25 Dec 1841 " Silas Brooks & James Brooks Note for $121.00.c due 25th Dec l840 with a credit on 15th July 1840 for $70. John Sagus & Jonh Evans, Note for $20, due 25th Dec 1840 · Jeremiah Lindsey & A.H. Brisco's Note for $35, due 15th Dec 1839 -with a credit of $1.00.c on 30th Dec 1839 - Jeremiah Lindsey & Jas. Brooks note for $40, due 25th Dec 1840 B. I Brooks due bill for $5, due 1st March 1831 with a credit on the 4th May 1831 of $5.QQC . wm. L. Tucker Note for $35.82c due 3d Jan 1830 with a credit of$20. on 29th August 1836- Henry Bowles- due bill for $5.00c due 20th April 1836 - Wm. Greens Note for $15. due 4th Feb 1840 with a Credit of$6.00c on the 25th April 1840 wm Green Note for $57.50 due 14th February 1840 Oliver Bennet Note for $27 due 25th Dec 1842 · Page. · List of Good accounts belong to th.e Estate of Absalom Janes Deed J. L. Laswater account due 25th Dec 1845 $ 5.00 wm Morgan Jr ap due 25th Dec 1845 5.00 Est. John Melner dee ap due 25th Dec 1846 6.70 James Hagan ap due 25th Dec 1846 137.94 Sarah Pollard & A. King ap due 25th Dec 1846 2.25 Lemuel Green ap due 25th Dec 1847 11.10 wm Morgan Jr. ap due 25th Dec 1847 6.05 N. M. Crawford ap due 25th Dec 1847 53.69 Thomas M. Williams ap due 25th Dec 1847 25.00 Wes Kellam .ap " " " " 3.00 -226- John Howell ap " " " " 31.56 r' Carlos W. Stevens ap " " " " 1.70 W. M. Lansdale ap " " " " 6.50 S. J. West ap " " " " 26.50 P.H. Mell ·.ap " " " " 14.97 S. G. Hillyer ap " " " " 9.54 John Jenkins ap " " " ",, 6.00 John Harris ap " " " 1.68 J. R. Sanders ap " " " " .50 Simeon T. Peek ap " " " " 4.85 R. L. NfWhorter ap " " " " 77.16 T. P. Janes ap " " " " 94.71 Peter Northern ap " " " " 428.00 James Moody ap " " " " 11.60 wmRichards ap " " " " 3.00 Page. Sarah Adkinson ap " " " " $ 1.40 John Fluker " " " " " 46.28 Chamel Wallace " " " " " 10.60 Henry Higgins " " " " " 2.10 John Scott " " " " " 42.60 William Harday " " " " " 1.00 Jesse Corhome " " " " " 19.42 Jackson Bowles " " " " " 31.72 Elias Moody " " " " " 1.33 Thomas Hamilton " " " " " 17.81 IpsanRagan " " " " " 5.33 W. T. Watts " " " " " 1. 12 James M. Davisson " " " " " 2.25 H. H. Watts " " " " " 3.00 D. H. Meadows " " " " " .55 List of Doubtfull accounts Claban Linds~y ap due 25th Dec 184 7 2.25 Sarah Pollard " " " " " 7.94 Wm Hackney " " " " " 13.40 James Huff " " " " " 18.66 Albert E. Cox " " " " " 12.00 Page. Appraisement of~egroes Randle aged 52 $350.00 Lile " 42 300.00 Bachan aged 11 y 325.00 Osborne " 19 600.00 Benj Charles " 7 300.00 Charles " 13 450.00 Anna " 5 250.00 Hannah " 15 375.00 Sophronia " 1 100.00 Sarah " 11 375.00 Sophy " 45 325.00 f' Riley " 10 360.00 Jack " 15 475.00 DeLeley " 8 300.00 Judy " 9 300.00 Betsy " 6 250.00 Katy " 7 250.00 Jesse " 3 175.00 Sam " 58 100.00 -227- Janes Family

Miller Tom " 47 450.00 Jane " 10 325.00 Sally " 45 300.00 Big Caroline & child} Lydia " 19 450.00 Nancy } age 23 & 6m550.00 Lewis " 7 Burned 100.00 Joe aged 36 550.00 Rhody " 2 .-100.00 Adah " 40 310.00 Big Charles " 42 500.00 Nathan " 3 ldefonned Hlllld 500.00 Cherry " 45 300.00 Dica " 28 400.00 Ely " 14 400.00 Mariah " 10 325.00 Little Henry " 4 too. oo Delphy " 35 325.00 Peter " 18 months 200.00 Almyre " 10 325.00 Levy " 28 y 500.00 Adam " 38 300.00 Lucy & Tarlton " 22 & 3 months 600.00 Stephen " 43 One Leg 225.00 Easter " 4 200. 00 Edmond " 32 Ruptured 300.00 Raney " 31 400. 00 Willy " 28 600.00 Famous " 14 460.00 Mark " 23 600.00 Page. Little Mavis aged 21 450.00 Primul " 3 6 * 100.00 George " 15 450.00 Hixy ,. " 11 375.00 Bob " 13 425.00 Abe " 13 350.00 Elli ck " ·26 525.00 Lewis " 23 600.00 Patsy Caroline · " 16 500.00 Eliza · " 26 300.00 Sarah(Eliza child aged 2years 50.00 Barbary aged 50 250.00 Henry " 20 550.00 Ace " 31 500.00 Rose " 17 500.00 Marium " 11 325.00 Lizzy " 70 100.00 Nelly " 70 100.00 Old Moses " 52 minus 100. 00 Retter " 60 minus 50.00

Dec. 3rd 1847 B. M. Sanders } Peter Northern } Appraisers Wilkins Daniel } H. H. Watts }

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