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Meeting are held evay fourth Monday of the month (except holidays Englewood announce the 1999 Annual Conference. Topic: "Old Places - New and December). The meeting start promptly at 7 p.m. at the Midland Tools" Held at the Dwight Morrow Hi& School, Englewood,NJ Speaker will be Park Library, Godwin Avenue, Midland Park NJ. Please park your Roberta Brandes Gratz. Registration fee $25. More information contact (609) 984-0543 car in the municipal lot behind the Library (access and driveway April 17.1999 ROOTS XV Seminar. Sponsored by the Huntington Historical on Highland Avenue around the corner). The Librarythanks you Society. Held at Five Towns College, Dix Hills, NY 8:30 a.m. 4 p.m. Sdledule of for your amperation - s&als lo be mound. For nmre kfonna?im &ad Roots XV Semhar, 209 February 22,1999 - Maria Hopper will discuss "Researching Bergen County Ancestors" Main St, Huntington, NY 11743. March 25-27.1999 Lancaster Family Hiiory Conference. Co-sponsored by the March 22,1999 - Ludwig Metzger. Topic: "An Arnatuer' s Search of a Family Tree" Lancaster County Historical Soeiety and Laneester Mennonite Historical Soci- ety. For more informaiton contact (717) 393-9745 Keynote speaker John T April 26,1999 - Bette Marie Epstien. Topic: "The New Jasey State Ar&ivesn Humphey, Washington, DC. May 12-15,1999 National Genealogical Society Conference, Ridmond, Va. May 24,1999 - Frank Poole will speak on the topic of "Emmigration For mformatim and listing of seminars call (703) 525-0050 or (800) 473-0060. from Getmany". June3-5,1999 National Palatines of America Conference, Ohio State June 28,1999 - Ken Franz Topic:'Tuming Oral Tradition into University, Columbus, Ohio. Family History" August 11-14, 1999 Federation of Genealogical Societies and the St Louis July 26,1999 Workshop and open meeting. - Genealogical Society in St Louis, MO. August, 1999 - We are looking forward to holding our Second An- February 13,1999 Monmouth County Genealogy Soeiety presents "Ethnic Work- nual Picnic. Don't miss it this year. shm Exchange: 9 a.m. - 12 noon. United Methodist Church. Broad St Red Bank NJ
Ridgewood Historical Society, Inc. Februarv 15,1999 The 49th Annual Heritage Show . To be held from For more information contact: (973) 538-3473 by April 1,1999. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special Exhibit: Fashions ofthe 1950's & 1960's. April 13,1999 Speaker Bogat Holly, Topic "Joining Her- Societies". Me&- March 19, 1999 8 pm General Meeting "Historic New Bridge ing held at the Morristown -Morris Township Library. 7 p.m. Landing: Bergen County's Newest State Park" Tim Adriance of the Bergen County Historical Society Friends of Historic New Bridge Landing. All meeting are held in the Februaw 14,1999 Washington's Birthday Celebration at New Bridge Landing in Education Building of the Old Paramus Reformed Church next door to honor of the General. All three houses will be open and staffed. 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. the Schoolhouse Museum at 650 East Glen Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ Sponsored by the Bergen County Historical Society. 07450 February 18,1999 "Palisades Amusement Park: A cmtury of fond memories." Westchester County Gene Society Ledure by Vicne Gargiulo. To be held at Second Reformed Church, comer of February 13,1999 Jeanne Sutherland, "Columbo makes it looks so Anderson and Union Streets, Hackensack, NJ. 8 p.m. easy! or Tips on solving genealogical mysteaies when you have the March 18,1999 "Skunk Hollow Revisited." Ledure by Dr. Joan Geismar, information but not the answer." archiologist. To be held at Second Reformed Church, comer of Anderson and Union March 13, 1999 Laura A DeGrazia "A detailed look at m's StreHackensack, NJ. 8 p.m. Primary Valuation" Meetings begm at 10 am at Aldersgate Memorial April 15, 1999 "Sterling: A History of Early Imn Manufacturing in the Hudson Methodist Church, 600 Main Street, Dobbs Fary, NY. Valley." Lareby Ken Rose, of the Orange County (NY) Historical Society. To be April 10, 1999 Wdester County Genealogical Society speaker held at Second Reformed Church, corner of Anderson and Union Stre&, Hackensack, Cathy Horn. Topic " Using the Internet for Genalogical Rd; NJ. 8 p.m. Speaker David Kleinman and Cathy Horn. Topics" Desi~ingand Passaic County Genealogical Society Planning Your Own Web Page" and " Creating Your Web Page.Time February 13, 1999 Ledure by Mr. John Sass. Topic "Genealogical Research in 10 a.m. at the Aldersgate Memorial Methodist Church, 600 Main St, New Jersey". Sponsored by the Passaic Cou ty Genealogy Club. 10 a.m. to be held at Dobbs Ferry, NY. the Louis Bay I1 Library, 345 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthorne, NJ. Morris Area Genealogical Society Monmouth County Gene. Soc & Gene Society of New Jersey. April 17,1999 Sp~gSeminar. Held at United Methodist Church of Red Bank, 247 Broad St, Red Bank, NJ. Sharon DeBartolo Carmack, CGRS, FUGA is the featured -Morris Townshi Libra speaker.Topics include: "Flesh on the Bones: Putting your Ancerotrs into Historical Perspective", 'The Silent Woman: Bringing a Name to Life", and "The Immigrant Experience: From Steerage to Ellis Island". Fee $20 Contad S. Numberg (609)45 1 2848 The Archivist, a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432
A renaval of membership was received by Frank Poole fiom Mrs. WiedK&oe Scherb. Mrs. Scherb also enclosed the following offer: " ... Have you seen m or around Hackensack a citation given my great-grandfather after the close of the Civil War ... making him Cap- tam K&oe and simed by Abraham Lincoln. It last hung m th living room of a distant relative - Maggie Ka- vanaugh (now deceased) and was roughly 18" x 20" fiamed. I will pay $1,000 forthis citation of my great grandfather. Wmitied Kehoe S&erb 77-15th St #2 Hermosa Beach, Ca 90254"
New member 2.Q sti~~~~irs:;;w;*>~~~m~~.t!~ Kathleen B. QUACKENBUSH SASSO, 551 Cliffst, Ridgewood, NJ 07450. Names research'i are: QUACKENBUSH, SASO. GOR- DON, BOYLE, LETTIERL those rntLxt.Ad m genealogy Annual ' dues are Sl2 (Indiv~dtiambdtp), d '314 (Fam~lymunhcdtp), and SI 5 ILibrary Acquisitions for 1998 - 8
(Outsldc ofthe t 'S) % ~%WPW&~%~~X&'~~WL~P~:*%~L>F~F~%~.%PCF~~~~ The Genealogical Societyof Bergen Cavn~.is a taxexempt organization as The librruy ofthe Genealogical Society of Bergen County has been reopened since November 1,1998. A society meetings kbedm s&ions 501 (c) (3) and librarian staffs it on Mondays &om 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. It is also open before and after when possi- Because Library, Li- ' 509 (a) (2) of the Internal Revarue ble. of the renovation at the Midland Park there were no purchases made for our Society's brary m 1998. However we would like to thank Ethel Konighq Joan Hagel, Famk Poole, Marion Armstrong, and Code, &quests, legacies, devises, traders or &tot he Society are Tom Wicks for the followmgtheir generous donations of material and time: dedudble for federal incomemeee, 1. and gill tax purposes as probided by "Annals ofthe Classis of Bergen ofthe Refmed Dutch Church" by B. Taylor the I.R.C. 2. ''Camp Merritt" by H. Rose 3. "Historic Homes m CLoster" ed. J. Gumee TheAmkrwst is published four 4. "The Hackensack Wata Company 1869-1969" by Adrian Leiby times a year and mailed to members 5. "Remebering Lyndhurst 1917-1992" by P Guida aboutthe 15th of February, may, Au- 6. "Map of Maywah 1709-1876" annp. C. Tholl gu4 & Novemk. Manbas are en- cauraged in SUMpais, articles, 7. "Midland Park, The First Century of an American Community" comp. hints, suggetiqetc. for publicatim. 8. "Map of Wyckoffto 1876: C Tholl 9. "List of Passsengers 1654-1664 to New N&erlands fromthe 1902 Holland Society Yearbook. The deadline forwmis the 10. Muster and Pay Rolls fo the War ofthe Revolution 1775-1783 from Colledions ofthe New York 25th of the month preceding publtca- Historical Society 1914 & 1915 tion. Send matmiat to: 11. "The Olympia Settlemart in Early Brooklyn, NY" by Armbruster Gglealogi0.1 Society of 12. "All-Name Index to the 1860 Gazetteer of New York State. J3WP-y 13. Additions to a cqy ofthe original records to Airmcmt Lutheran Church Records, 1872-1975 m PO Box 432 Suffem, Rockland Cty, NY Midiand Park, NJ 07432 14. "British Frigins of American Colonists 1629-1775" by W Dollarhide. 15. " Understanding and Usmg Ekpt~smalRecords" By J. Humphrey Wiwestrive for aocuraacy,the 16. "America's Best Genealogy Resource Caters " by J. Dollahide and Bremer Societv assumes no resrxnsibilitvfor typos, errors of fact, or opinim ex- As you may or may not have heard, Marion Armstrong has el& to step down as our Librarian and Library Co- ordinator. Marion has serve of Society well over the years and we could never say "Thank you" enough for her time and mcientiousless paid our library. She has been the stabilizing force behind our efforts to maintain an excellent colledion. It is with deep regret we see Marion leavethis position but we wish her well. Several people have volmteaed to take on some ofthe duties Marion did. Nancy Groo will be coiodmatingthe volunteers m the library. Carol Tynan will respond to any donationstothe library. Carolyn Smith has expressed an interest m the Acquisition Canrmitteeto purchasenew materials. We welcome anyone who would either liketo &air a commit- tee or assist to contad Lucille Siebold or the person mentioned above.
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Cornelia DEGRAUW-3457: c 5 Jan 1707 Hackensack, Magdaleena BANTA-1493: c 3 1 Od 1736 Tappan, Rockland, Bergen, Dutch RefCh.,NJ. Dutch RefCh, N.Y.; d Bef5 Jul 1777 Jacob VAN DER BEEK- 1 940: c 1 Jan 1699 New York, Jacob DEBAENIDEBAUN-1919: c 20 Jan 1723 Hackensadc, M&RefCh,NJ;mAbt1724:dBef5Jun1761Bagen [ BergqDutch RefCh,NJ; m Abt 14 Mar 1747 Hadcensack, Co.,NJ. h Bergen, Dutch Ref Ch, NJ; d 30 Od 1797 Franklin Twp, Femmetje VAN VOORHEES 1941 ki Bergen, NJ; Johannes (John) VAN BLERKUM-23 13 -. b Hack-ck, $! Marytje DEBOWfI'IBOUT-1920: c 6 Mar 1726 Hackensack, BergqNJ; m 3 1 Mar 1716 Hackensack,Bergen,Dutch Ref Bergen, Dutch RefCh, NJ; d 22 Nov 1806 Bergen Co.,NJ; ChNJ; d Bef 12 h4ar 1773 Franklin Twp,Bagen,NJ. 2 WiWINTER-1265: b Abt 1695 Nordhofen, Rhineland, Jannetje VAN SEYG23 14: b Abt Apr 1692 Acquackanonk, 8 PfaltqGermany, m Abt 1736; d Bef 18 Jul 1760 Probably, Har- EsseqNJ; d Bef7 Ju1175 1 Bergm Co.,NJ; rington Pk, Bergen, NJ; CG Willem Jacobs VAN DER HOOFT-783 5: m Bef 1731 8 Hester HALDRON-1266: c 15 Jan 1715 Tappan, Rockland, Susanna HERBOUT-7836: c 17 Jul 1708 Axel,Zeeland,Dutch ,. Dutch RefCh, N.Y. - d Bef23 Dec 1781 Ref Ch., Netherlands, d Bef25 Nov 1742 -p Samuel A. BANTA-1479: b 30 May 1741 Bagen Co.,NJ; m Adriaan (Ariaen) JONGMAN-9284: c 10 Nov 1686 $*' Abt 1766; d Bef 1 Apr 1826 FranklinTwp, Bagen,NJ; Hoedekenskerke,Zeelam$ Dutch Ref Ch.,Netherlands; m 29 Sep $j Elisabeth ECKERSON-1480: b 8 Nov 1749 Bergen Co,NJ; d 1730 Krabbendijke,Zeeland,Dutch RefCh.,Netherlands- d Bef AA 21 Nov 1821 Bergen Co.,NJ; 8 14 Od 1739 [!i Frederick WORTENDYKE- 1796: c 10 Apr 1720 New York, Maria Wiems TRAAS-9285: c 4 Feb 1703 Kloetmge, Zes @ New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; m 23 Aug 1763 Orange Co, land, Dutch RefCh.,Netherlan&, d Bef27 Aug 1778 N.Y.; d Bef 1 Dec 1797 Pasack, Harrington Twp, Bagal NJ; Jan VAN HATTEN-9355: m 1 Mar 1724 Shore, Zeland, $3 Margery RYEX-1797: 5 Abt 1743- d 9ef22 Sep 1797 Bergen Dutdl RefCh., Netherlands 1 C0,NJ; Cornelia DE KOUTER-9356: b Vlake&fand,Netherlands 8 Abraham POST-5790: b Abt 1708; m Abt 1735; bu Abt 27 Feb Antome Francois BUTIN-7720: b Abt 1700 Possibly, B 1779 Saddle River,Bergen, NJ; Qumoy-Sur-, Deuille,France, m 3 Nov 1733 Goes, Zeeland, $ Sarah RYER-4569: bu Abt 9 Jul 1792 Saddle River, Bergcn, Netherlands, d Nov 1750 Kloetmge,Zeeland,NetherIands k":? NJ; Sara Jobse RWSCHE772 1: b 9 Feb 1714's Heerenhoek, 5; Abraham J. ACKERMAN-3532: c 1 Jan 1731 Hackensack, Zeeland, Netherlands- bu 6 Sep 1783 Kloe mge, Zeeland, Bergen, Dutch RefCh, NJ; m 29 Apr 1753 Sduaalenbutpfi, Netherlands Bergen, Dutch Ref Ch, NJ; d Aug 1770 Hackmsack, Bergen, Pieter Jansz SCHEPPER-9312: c 5 May 1706 Kruiningen, $: NJ; Zeeland, Dutch Ref Ch., Netherlands; m 22 Aug 1742 Kruinin- b; Lidia DEMAREST-1716: b Abt Nov 1730 Hackmsack, gen, Zeeland,Dutch RefCh., Netherlands- d Bef 4 Jan 1753 i: Berizen,NJ; Probably,Kruining~1and,Netherlands Joshua WRIGHT-99: b Abt 16 May 1672 England; m Abt 7 Johanna Jacobsd. GOOSSEN-9313: b 1720 Kruiningen, Zee Jun 1705 Chesterfield, Burlin#cm, Monthly Meeting, NJ;- d Bef land, Netherlands 9 27 Mar 1741 New Hanova Twp, BurlmgtcqNJ; Daniel VAN MALE-9162: b Abt 1704 Ijmdijke,Zeeland, "' Rebecca STACY-100: b Abt 8 Jun 1694 Nattingham Twp, Netherlands; m 5 May 1731 Gmede,Zeeland,Dutch Ref Ch., 8 Burlington, NJ.; d Aft 21 Feb 1754 Netherlands, d 28 Jan 1737 Chede,Zeeland,NetherIands 5 MTilliamTHORN-297: b Abt 1682 Flushing. Long Island, Marie DU FOUR-9 163: c 3 Od 1706 GroedqFrench Church, @ N.Y.; m 21 Feb 1708 Shrewsbury,Mmouth Quaker Meeting Zeeland, Netherlands- d 10 Aug 1735 Groede, Zeeland, Dutm NJ; d Bef 17 Nov 1742 Nottingham Twp, Burlington,NJ; Ref Ch.,Netherlands hf Meribah ALLEN-298: b Abt 12 Nov 1686 Shrewsbury, Mon- Jan HUIJGE9130: b Abt 169111692 Zuidmde, Zedand, 6 mouth, Quaker R-ds, New Jq,d Aft 4 Od 1742 Netherlands; m 14 Mar 1722 Nieuwvliet, Zeeland, Dutch Ref $ Jacob LAMB-340: b Abt 1671 England- m Abt 1699; d Bef31 Ch., Netherlands; d 18 Feb 1750 Breskens,Zeeland, Netherlands @ Mar 1725 North-, Burlington, NJ; Janneke DE WAGEMAKER-913 1: b 10 Dec 1698 Ann-341: b Abt 1672, d Bef 19 Dec 1758 Northampton Twp, Nieuwvliet, Zeeland, Netherlands, d 22 Jul1763 Breskms, Burlington, NJ; Zeeland, Netherlands WiBUDD-761: b 15 Feb 1680 Wapping, Whitechapel, Chnshn. . WANNENMACHER-962:c 18 Feb 1722 Hacken- Somersetshire, England- m Abt 1703- d Bef6 Dec 1727 sack, Bergen, Dutdl Ref Ch,NJ; m Abt 1748 ... New Jersey- d Northampton, Burlington,NJ; Bef 16 May 1783 Bergen County,NJ; t Elizabeth STOCKTON-762: b Abt 1683; d Aft 28 Mar 1738 Margrietje SCPIYOURT- I I5 I : b Abt Nov i728: d I4 Mar # 1797 Probably, Mahwah, Bergen, NJ; 10th GENERATION Henry FOX6477 $1 Anna Margareta MAYSINGER-6478: b 2 Aug 1713 4 JanIJohannes Hendrick SPIER-] 15: b Abt OQ 1653 New Ramapo,Bergm,,NJ; Amstedam, New York, N.Y.- m 12 Aug 1679 Bergen, Bergen, Jacob VAN DER BEEK- 1940- c 1 Jan I699 New York,Dutch 1 Dutch Ref. Ch, NJ; d Bef 18 Sep 1724 Acquab-NJ; Ref Ch,,NJ; m Abt 1724; d Bef 5 Jun 176 1 Bergen Co.,NJ; Maritjade(Maria) FRANSEI 16: b Abt 1660 From, Femmetje VAN VOORHEES194 1 Beesf Geldmland, Netherlands- d Aft 18 Sep 1724 Harmen LUTJENS-4279: c 27 Dec 1704 New York, New Thennis Dirrksen DEY-177: c 24 Sep 1656 New ArmZerdam, York, Dutd Ref Ch, N.Y. m 30 May 1728 New York, New New York Dut& RefCh, NY; m 4 Feb 1685; d Bef 18 Dec York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y. 1688 New York,N.Y. Annaetje Nenni ANSEWING-4280- b FrqNew Rochelle, @ AnnekenlAannah SCHOUTEN-178: c 17 Mar 1666 New N.Y. i!! York, New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y.; d 17 May 1743 Derrick (Dirk) TERHWNE1001: b Abt Nov 1725 Hacken- Jan AUKE-2196: b Abt 1648 Amstadam, Holland, Nether- sack, Bergen, NJ; m Abt 1748 Bergen Co.,NJ; d Bef 1799 lands; m 4 Apr 1680 Flatbush King, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. Bergen a,NJ; Evertje (Eva) JANS2203 Leah HOPPER-1003: b 1727 Goghakens, (Hohokus), Bergen, Marten RYERSEN-2 178: c 23 Nov 1637 *m, Hol- NJ;d Aft 1 May 1799 land, Nianae Kerk, Netherlands; m 14 May 1663 Brooklyn, Johannes FERSEURNESEUR-1879: b I5 Jan 1733 Tappan, Kings,Dutch Ref. Ch,N.Y. d Abt 1687 Roddand,N.Y.;mAbt 1759; d21 Apr 1818Kakiaf Annetje Joris RAPALJE2 179: b 8 Feb 1646 New Amskf- (Hempstead), Rockland,N.Y. dam, (New York),N.Y.
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Barent SPIER-206: b From,Pemmerpoh, N.J. m 26 Aug 1698 Zeeland, Netherlands, d 27 Dec 1744 Nieuwvlid, Zeeland, Acquackanonl&se@utch Ref. Ch, NJ; d 8 May 1742 Bergm, Netherlands Dutch Reformed,Chwch Remrds,NJ Johann Dieterich WANNEMACHER-1152: b 29 Sep 1682 Catelgntje Hendrick JACOBS21 1 -.b Abt 1676; d 16 Dec LeheimDarmstadt, Germany- m 29 Nov 17 1 0 West Camp, 1767 Constables Hook,New Jersey Lutheran Chbk,N. Y. - d Aft 27 Feb 1748 Probably, Hendrick Jans SPIER-1 13: c 13 Jun 1681 Bergen, Bergen, Ramapo,Bergm,NJ; Dutch Ref Ch, NJ m 30 Apr 1709 Hackensack, Bergm, Dutch Anna Kunigunda KORNMANN-1153: b 5 Od 1684; d Aft 22 Ref Ch, NJ. Feb 1748 Sarah DEY-114: b Abt Jun 1688 New York, W, d 1730 Adolph SCHYOURT-3440: b hymq(Pirmms?), Palat- Abram BROUWER-1689: b Schenedady,Schenedady,N.Y.;m mate, Germany; m 23 Od 1719 Hackensack,Bergen,Dutch Ref 29 Mar 1700 Hackmsack,Bergm,Dutch Ref Ch,NJ; d Bef 15 Ch,NJ; d Bef28 Apr 1761 Rarnapough,BergqJJ; May 1731 Hackensack, kgen,NJ; Marg& GEERLINGH-3441: b Abt 1698 N"~ydc, Lea DEMAREST- 1596: b Abt Apr 1682 Bergen Co,NJ; (Neuwied?), Palatinate, Gennany- d Aft 5 Feb 1753 Jacob HERTJE4229 Nichols MAYSINGER-6523: m Bef 1713 Tryntje STRATEMAKER-4230 Anna Maria4524 Harmen Arentszen DEGRAUW-8475: c 13 Nov 1661 New Paulus VAN DER BEEK-1949: b Abt 1672 Gowanes, Brook- AmsZerdam,New York, Dut& Ref Ch.,N. Y. m Bef 1699; d Bef lyn, Kings, N.Y.; m 18 Dec 1695 New York,New York,N.Y.; d 1714 Bef 3 Apr 1762 New Barbadoes, Bergen Co,NJ; Elizabeth VERWEY-8476 Jannetie Jans SPRINGSTEEN-1950: b Abt Jan 1667 New Paulus VAN DER BEEK-1949: b Abt 1672 Gowanes, Brook- York,New York- d Bef 5 Jun 176 1 Bergm Co,NJ; lyn, Kings, N.Y.; m 18 Dee 1695 NmYork, New Ycrk, N.Y.; d Jam Stevense VAN VOORHEES-1330: b Abt 1652 Hees. Bef 3 Apr 1762 New Barbadoes, Bergen Co,NJ; Drenthe, Netherlands, m 8 Od 1680 Flatbush,King,Dutch Ref Jannetie Jans SPRINGSTEEN-1950- b Abt Jan 1667 New Ch,N.Y.; d Bef20 Nov 1735 Flatlands,Kings,,N.Y. York, New Yo*, d Bef 5 Jun 1761 Bergm C0,NJ; Femmetje AbVAN NWS-1335: c 12 Mar 1662 Brooklyn, Jans Stevense VAN VOORHEES-1330- b Abt 1652 Hees, Kings,Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; d Aft 20 Nov 1735 Flatlands, Drmthe, Netherlands, m 8 Od 1680 Flatbush,Kings,Dutch Ref Kings,N.Y. Ch,N. Y.;dBef2ONov 1735Flatlands,Kings,,N. Y. Harmen LUTJENW28 1: b FrqHamb?; m 3 Od 1702 New Femmetje Aokes VAN NWS-1335: c 12 Mar 1662 Brooklyn, YorkNew York, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. d Bef2l OQ 1709 Proba- Kin& Dutch Ref Ch, N. Y. d Aft 20 Nov 173 5 Flatlands, bly,New York,N.Y. Kings,N. Y. Anna Maria SIP-4282: c 25 Oct 1684 New York,New Y& Johannes Jans VAN BLERKUM-4063: c 3 Nov 1666 Bergm, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. Now Jersey City, Dutch RefCh, N. J. m 16 Jul 1693 Bergen, Albertos TERHUYNE872: b 10 Aug 1695 Hackensack, Now Jersey City, Dutch Ref Ch,NJ; d Bef 17 13 kgm,NJ; m 24 Oct 1719 Hackensawgen,Dutch Ref Mettie Janse SPRINGSTEEN-4064: b OfMidwout, Lmg Ch,N.J. - d 23 May 1773 New BarbadogJkgen,,NJ; Island, N.Y.; d 22 Oct 1706 Anna Maria ACKERMAN-988: b Abt Apr 1701 Hackensack, Egbert Stephens VAN SEYL-4178: b Abt 1660; d Aft 1728 Bergen,NJ; d 14 Mar 1772 New BarbadoqBergeqNJ; New York Or, New Jersey Andries Hendrikse HOPPER- 1016: b 2 1 Dec 1680 Bergen, Anneken DUTOIT4 179 Now Jersey City, NJ; m 1 Jul 1707 Hackensack,Bergm,Dutch Francois HERBOUT-7842 - c 16 Dec 1673 Axel, Zeeland, RefCh,NJ; d Bef7 Sep 1733 Dutch RefCh., Netherlands- m Bef 1699- d Bef5 Nov 1710 Abigail ACKERMAN-10 17: b Abt 1687 Bergen, Now Jersey Probably, Axel, kland, Netherlands City,NJ; d Aft 19 Sep 1736 Tanneke DE KOKS-7843: b Abt 1675 Temeuq Zeeland, Jan FORSHAY-4481: m 18 May 1728 New York, New York, Netherlands Dutch RefCh, N.Y. Jan Hendrickse JONKMAN-9300: m Bef 1676; d Bef5 Feb Catharina WALDRON-4482: c 25 May 1698 New York, New 1723 Possibly, Baarland, Zeeland, Netherlands York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y. Marike ARAIENS-930 1 Abram BANTA-1489: b Abt Jun 1712 Bergen Co,NJ; m 19 Wiem Laurensz TRAAS-9298: c 15 Nov 1663 's- Sep 1735 Hackensack, Bergm, Dutch RefCh,NJ; Heermhoek,Zeeland, Dutcfi Reformed,N&erlands; m 14 Apr Annaetjen VAN HOOREN-1490: b 23 Apr 1714 Clo&er,NJ; 1685 's-HeermhoekJkiand, Dutch RefCh.,Neth&ands Jacob (James) DEBAUN-1969: b Abt 1683 Middleburgh, Jannetje Jmir. REMIJNS9299: h ElIewout~dijke,Zeeland, Holland, Netherlands, m 12 Jan 1709 Tappan,Roddand Co, Netherlands- d Bef 171 1 Dutch RefCh, N.Y.; d Aft 1753 Gillis Cornelisz DE KOUTER-9358 Antie (Anna) CANNIFF-1970: b From,W&eger C0,N.Y.; d Tannetje JANS9359: d Bef 15 Sep 1724 1736 Job Jacobse RWSCHlLRUUSCHE7722: b 21 Od 1682's- Pieter TIBOUT/DEBOUW-1961: b Hackensack, Bergen, N. Heermh&(Calis-Hoek)*Iand,NetherIands; m 3 Apr 1704's- J.; m 3 Mar 1716 Hackensack, Bergen, Dutd~RefCh, NJ; Heermboek,Zeeland, Dutch RefCh.,Netherlands Margritie RYERSEN- 1962: b Abt Jan 1697 New York,New Clasijntje Hegndricb LAMPER-7723 York Jan Pietersz Mande SCHEPPER-9316: m Bef 1705 Wilheh WINTER-6200 Catelijntje Davidsdr. Davidsd. VAN DE PEEREL-9317: c Margaretha-6201 Mar 1681 Kruinmgm, Zeeland,Dutch RefCh.,Netherlands John HALDRON-1274: m 18 May 1707 New YorkJew Jacob Marinusz GOOSSEN-9318: c 18 Nov 1696 Krumin- YorliDutch ~efch,N.Y. gm, Zeeland, Dutch RefCh.,Netherlands, m 5 Sep 1716 Cornelia VAN TIENHOVEN-1275: c 9 Od 1678 New York, Krabbendijke,Zdand,Dutch Ref Ch.,Netherlands; d 5 Sep 1716 New York,Dutch RefCh,N.Y. Krabbmdijke,Zeeland,NetherIands AbmBANTA-1489: b Abt Jun 1712 Bergm Co,NJ; m 19 Cornelia Comelisd. SMALLEGANGE93 19: c 3 1 Od 1697 Sep 1735 Hackensack,Bergm,DuLch RefCh,NJ; Sluis,Zeeland, Dut& Ref Ch.,Netherlands Annaetjen VAN HOOREN-1490: b 23 Apr 1714 Cl&,NJ; Cornelis HUIJGE9147 Thomas ECKERSON-1487: b Abt Jan 1708 New York, New NeeHje SONNEVIJLS-9148 Yo*, m 6 Apr 1732 Schraalenburg Bergen, Dutcfi RefCh, NJ; Jacob DE WAGEMAKER-9139: m Bef 12 May 1697; d 24 d Bef26 Nov 1793 Bergm Co.,NJ; May 1725 Nieuwvliel, Zseland,,Netherlands Maria DEMAREST- 1572: b Abt Jan 1713 Hackensack, Robijntje CARPENTRIJ-9140: b Abt 1670 Retranchemmt, Bergm, N. J.
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Frederick Jacobuse WORTENDYYE 1803: c 24 Jan 1680 Netherlands- d Abt 1698 Flatbash,Kings Co,N,Y. New York, New York, Dutch RefCh,N.Y. m 10 Jun 1708 New Magdalena PETERS-1995: b From Langendyck, Netherlands- York, New York, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y.; d Bef 19 Jul 1771 Tap- d BefSep 1662 pan, Orange, N.Y. Jan Jacobszen VAN RHEENEN-7490: b From Rhenen, Divertje QUACKENBOS 1804: c 9 Dec 1685 Albany, Al- mt,Netherlands, d Aft 1668 bany, Dutch RefCh, N.Y.; d Bef 19 Jul1771 Tappan, Rock- Geertie GYSBRECHTS-2232 land, N.Y. Reijer REIJERSS-7016: b 1604 Amsterdam, Holland, John RYER-1805: d Bef Sep 1779 Netherlands; m 26 Jan 1631 Amsterdam, Holland, Nieuwe Susanna RYER- 1806: d Aft Mar 1790 Ke& Netherlands Abraham POST-5784: c 3 Mar 1682 New York, New York, Marritje FRANCENIFRANS-7017: d 28 Apr 1643 Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. Joris (George) Jansen RAPALJE-2237: b Abt 1604 Valenci- Elizabeth VAN DANSICH-5788 ennes, Franoe, m 21 Jan 1624 AmsterdatqWailoon Church, Michiel REYERS-4442: b Abt 1687- m Abt 1709; d Bef 7 Jul Netherlands; d Abt, 1663 Bmklyn,Kin~N.Y. 1733 Catalyntje Jeronomus TRICO-2238: b Abt 1605 Margery DOBBS-4565 Pris&es,France;d 1689 Wallabout, Brooklyn,Kings,N.Y. Johannes ACKERMAN-3538: b 1684 New York, N.Y.; m 6 Hendrick JansenIJanszen SPIER- 117: b Abt 16 19 From Jun 1713 Hackmsack, Bergm, Dutch RefCh, NJ; d Bef 19 Aug Aschwarden, St& Branen,Gennany m 14 Sep 1652 New Ams- 1745 Hackensack, Bergen, NJ; terdam, New York, Duth Ref Ch, N.Y. d Bef 12 May 1679 Jannetje LOSIER-3539: b Abt 1695 Hackensack,Bergen,NJ; - Pemmerpd,(Now Bayonne),NJ; d Aft 20 Apr 1738 Magdaleen JansJHans VAN SWOG 1 18: From, Zwolle, Peter DEMAREST-1599: b 1683 Hackmsack, Bergen, NJ;- m Overijessel, Netherlands- d Aft 16 Apr 1694 Bergm,Now Jersey 15 Od 1722 Hackensack, Bergen, Dutch RefCh, NJ; d 31 Aug City,N.J 1763 Bergen Co.,NJ; Jacob Hendrickse HAFTE-30 15 Maria BATTON-171 1: b Abt Mar 1704 Hackensack, Bergen, George BARTELS-30 16 NJ;- d 6 Jan 1794 JdJohannes Hendrick SPIER- 115 : b Abt Od 1653 New Joshua WRIGHT-10 1: b Abt 1633 Howden, Yorkshire, East Amsterdam, New York,N.Y.- m 12 Aug 1679 Bergen, Bergen, Riding, England; m Abt 10 Jun 1669 England d Abt 10 Od Dutch Ref Ch,NJ; d Bef 18 Sep 1724 Acquackancnk,Essex,NJ; 1695 Nottingham Twp, Burlington, NJ; Maritjemarritie (Maria) FRANSE-116: b Abt 1660 From, Elizabeth EMPSON-102: d Abt 12 Mar 1705 Burlinson, New Beest, Gelderland, Netherlands- d Aft 18 Sep 1724 Jersey Theunis Dircksen DEY-177: c 24 Sep 1656 New -dam, Mahlon STACY-303: b Abt 1638 &gland- m 29 May 1668 New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.- m 4 Feb 1685, d Bef 18 Dec Clowne, Derbyshire,Watkinscn Home, England- d Abt 5 Apr 1688 New York,N.Y. 1704 Nottingham Twp, Burlington,,NJ; Annehen/Hannah SCHOUTEN-178: c 17 Mar 1666 New Rebecca ELY-304: d Bef 26 Od 1711 Nottingham Twp, York, New York, Dutch RefCh,N.Y., d 17 May 1743 Burlington, NJ; Pieter BROUWER-2588: c 23 Sep 1646 New Amsterdam, John THORN-526: b Abt 1643 Lynn, Massachusetts, m 9 May New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.- m Abt 1671 d Aft 10 Od 1700 1664 Flushmg, Long Island,,N.Y.- d Bef20 Jun 1707 Flushing, Petronella Uldricks CLEINE2603: b Of Albany Long Island, N.Y. Jean (John) DEMAREST-1304: b Abt 1645 Middleburg, Mary PEARSALL-527: b Abt 1643 Massachusetts, d New Netherlands- m 9 Sep 1668 New Amsterdam, New York,Dut& York RefCh,N.Y.; d 16 Od 1719 New Barbadoes, (Hackensack), Jedediah ALLEN-533: b 3 Jan 1646 Sandwich, Barnstable, Bergen, NJ; Mass. m Abt 1668 Sandwich, Bamstable,Mass.; d 21 Jan 1712 Jacomina DE RUINE 1308: b Abt 1643 Near Landrecy, Sbrewsbury, Monmouth, NJ; Hanault, France; d Bef4 Mar 1692 Bergen &,New Jersey Elizabeth HOWLAND-534: b Abt 1646 Duxbury, Plymouth, Arent Luendertszen DEGRAUW-8480: b Abt 1634 Amster- Mass.: d Aft 15 Sep 1711 dam, Holland, Netherlands, m 30 Jan 1660 New Amsterdam, WiamBUDD-763: b 13 May 1649 &gland; m Abt 1679- d New York,Dutch Ref Ch.,N. Y.;d Aft 1686 20 Mar 1722 Northampton, Burlington, NJ; Gysbertie Hermans COERTEN-8481: b Abt 1641 Ann CLAPGUT/CLASSUT-764:b 1655, d 30 Sep 1722 Voorthuizen, Gelderland, Netherlands; d Bef 16 Jul1679 Proba- Richard STOCKTON-3904: b 1620 England; m 1652 Eng- bly, New York,N.Y. land, d Bef 10 Od 1707 Springfield Twp, Burlington, NJ; Comd VAN DER BEEK- 1976: c 1 Sep 1647 New Amsta- Abigail-3905: d Aft 14 Apr 1714 dam, New York,Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y., m Abt 1670, d Bef 9 Jan 11 th GENERATION 1706/1707 New York,New York Hendrick JansenIJanszen SPIER- 117: b Abt 16 19 From Elsje Jans STAATSISCHAERS- 1977: d Bef2 1 Od 1702 Ascfiwarden, St& Bremen,Germanx m 14 Sep 1652 New Ams- Johannes Casperszen SPRINGSTEEN-2103: b Abt 1640 terdam, New York, Dutch RefCh, N.Y. d Bef 12 May 1679 Groengen, North Holland, Netherlands- m Abt 1660- d 1693 Pemmerpd, (Now Bayonne), NJ; Cripplebush, Brooklyn, Kings, N.Y. Magdaleen Jans/Hans VAN SWOG 118: b From, Zwolle, Maria Johannes THEUNIS-2 104 Overijessel, Netherlands, d Aft 16 Apr 1694 Bergtn, Now Jersey Steven Coerts VAN VOORHEES-980: b 1600 Farm Of City, NJ; VoorheqDrenthe, Netherlands, d 16 Feb 1684 Flatlands, Frans JACOBSON-559: d Abt 1664 Kings,N.Y.d 1690 Geertie GERRTIS-560: d 1680 Peanpqogh,Bergen,NJ; Wiemptje Roelofse SEUBERINGl176: b Abt 1619, Dirk Jansen DEY- 1871: b From, Amsterdam,Holland,Nether- Auke Jans VAN NWS-1994: b Abt 1621 Holland, lands, m 2 Dec 1641 New Amsterdam,Dutch Ref Ch,,N.Y., d Nderlands- d Abt 1698 Flatbush,Kings C0,N.Y- Bef 16 Sep 1687 New York City, N.Y. Magdalena PIETERS 1995: b From Langendyck, Nether- Jannetje THEUNIS-1872: b From, Amsterdam, Holland, lands; d Bef Sep 1662 Netherlands- d Bef 18 Od 1659 Jan Lubbertsen VAN BLARCOM-4061: b Abt 1632 Edam, Johannes SCHOUTEN-2221: d Bef 15 Mar 1690 New York, Holland, Netherlands, m 7 Jun 1659 New Amsterdam, New New York,N.Y. York, M Ref Ch,N.Y. Sara JANS-2222- d Aft 9 Mar 1686/1688New York,New Magdaleentje Jans TEUNIS-4062: d 4 Sep 171 1 Bergm, York, N.Y. Now Jersey City,Dutch RefRec,NJ; Auke Jans VAN NWS-1994: b Abt 1621 Holland, Johannes Casperszen SPRINGSTEEN-2103: b Abt 1640
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Y. terdam, Dutch RefCh,NY.- m Abt 1693 Bergm Co,NJ, d Bef Maria Johannes THEUNIS-2104 20 Sep 1709 Ha&ensack,Bergm,NJ Abraham DUTOIT-4201 :d Aft 1695 Wepntie BRICKERS-870: b Abt 1667 Albany,Albany,N.Y.; d Jeanne Jannetje BOCQUET-4202 1705 Bergm County,NJ Andries HERREBOUTS-9028: b Abt 1640 Zeeland, Nether- Abraham David ACKERMAN-1018: b 3 May 1659 lands, m 3 Jan 1673 Axel, Zeeland, Dutch RefCh, Netherlands Berlicum, Nord Brabant, Netherlands- m 28 May 1683 Flat- Adriaentje GIJSSELS-8029: c 28 Jan 1635 Axel, Zeeland, bush, Long Island,N.Y.- d AA. 1704 Dutch RefCh., Netherlands Aeltie Adrianse VAN LARE-1019: b 14 May 1663 Kingion, Laurens Pietersz TRAAS-93 10: d Bef 16 Jan 1687 New Netherlands Janneke WILLEMSD.-93 11 Hendrick HOPPE-365 1: b Abt Jan 1656 New Amsterdam Jan REMIJN-9339:b Abt 1629 Baarland, Zeeland, Nether- N.Y. m 14 Mar 1680 Bergen, Jersey City, Dutch RefCh,N..T.;d lands, m 24 May 1656 Baarland, Zeeland, Dutch Ref Aft27 Dec 1724 Ch.,Netherlands Marretje Jans VAN BLARCOM-3652: b Abt Dec 1661 Hnbrechtje MAIN1SD.-9340: c 8 Jan 1634 Bakendq, Zes Bergm, Now Jersey City,N. J. d Aft 27 Dec 1724 land, Dutch RefCh.,Netherlands Abraham David ACKERMAN-1018: b 3 May 1659 Jacob Pieterse RUSE9398: b From Heinkmszand, Zeeland, Berlicum, Nord Brabant, Netherlands; m 28 May 1683 Flatbush, Netherlands, m 1 Jun 1682 Hoedekmskerke, Zeeland, Dutch Long Island,N.Y.; d Aft 1704 Ref Ch.,Netherlands Aeltie Adrianse VAN LARE- 1019: b 14 May 1663 Kingston, Jannetje MAERTENS-9399: b 1l Dec 1660 Hoedekenskerke, New Netherlands Zeelmd, N&lerlailds; d EM28 Jan 1702 Barent WALDRON-4483: b 1655 New Amsterdam New HendrikCorneliszn LAMPER-9396: b 14 Dec 1688's- York, N.Y.; m 25 Sep 1687 New HarlqDutch RefCh, N.Y. Hmenhoek,Zeeland, Neherlands Jannetje Jam MEYNDERTS-4484- b From, New Haerlan, Jannetje HENDRIKS-9397 N.Y. David Jacobsz. VAN DE PEEREL-932 1: c 2 1 Mar 1658 Cornelis Epke BANTA-1491: b Abt 1653 Minnertsga,W. Wemeldinge, Zeeland, Dutch RefCh.,Netherlancis; m 17 Apr Friesland, Netherlands- in 18 Nov 1699 Hackmsack, Bergm, 1680 Schore, ZeelanrjDutch Ref Ch.,Netherlands Dutch RefCh,N.J.; d Abt Apr 1719 Hackensack,Bergen, N.J. Dingetje Adriaens DIELS-9322: b Abt Od 1656 Kruiningm, Magdeleena DEMAREST-1492: c 21 Apr 1680 New Zeeland, Netherlands York,New York,M Ref Ch, N.J.; d Bef 1 Mar 1719 Bergm Mainus GOOSSEN-9323: m Bef 1693 Co.,N.J. Pieternella Marijnis ARENSE9324 Cornelis VAN HOOREN-1638: b Hackensack,Bergm, N.J.; m Cornelis Hubrechts SMALLEGANGE9325: c 6 Feb 1667's- 16 Jul1711 Hackensack, Bergen, Dutch RefC3,N.J.; d Abt 12 Gravenpolda; Zeeland,Dut& Ref Ch.,Netherlan&, m 15 Jul Mar 1733 Schraalmburgh, Bergm, N.J. 1694 Sluis, Zeeland, Dutch. Ref Ch.,Netherlands Jacquemina DEMAREST- 1551 : b Hackensack, Bergen, N.J. Johanna VERSCHELDE-9326 JmtDE BANE-1930- b Abt 1642 BeaunqCote DIOr,France; Pieter DE WAGEMAKER-9145: m Bef 16 Apr 1667 m 30 Od1681 Holland, Netherlands, d Bef 19 Nov 172 1 Hack- Neeltje GEERTSEN-9 146 ensack, Fssex, N. J. Johann Adam WANNEMACHEK-3987: c 14 Mar 1650 Elisabeth DRABBE- 1931: d 1724 Ha&ersa&Bergen, N.J. Leeheim, Darrnstadt, Germany, m ... Germany- d 25 Jan 1696 Jeremiah CANNIFF-2399: b Of, Westchester Co,N.Y. Leeheim, Darmtadf,Gamany Ann WOELFFS-2400: b ofwestchester Co, N.Y. Anna Margaretha-3988 Andries TIBOUT-976: m Bef1700; d EM8 Sep 1705 Bergm Johann Peter Jacob KORNMANN-4139: c 30 Nov 1659 Co,N. J. Leeheim,Darmstadf Meran Ch.Bks,Gamany- m 8 Jan 1684 Maritie DE GRAVES-873: d Duck Creek, Hundred, Kent Leeheim,Darmstadf Gennanx d Abt 1711 hbably,New Co,Delaware York,N.Y. Ryer Martense RYERSEN-2089: b Abt 1669 From, Wale- Anna Kunignnda BONN-4140: b Abt 1658; d Abt 171 1 bod& Brooklyn, N.Y.; m 22 May 1696 New York,Dut& Ref Peter GERLACH-4131c 16 Feb 1673 Heddesdorf, Meran Ch,,N.Y.; d Aft 15 Apr 1714 Churh Records, Germany- m Bef 1698 Rebecca VAN DER SCHUERE-2090: b Abt Sep 1674 New Magdalena-4132 York CiN.Y.- d Aft 15 Apr 1714 SebashkLMSINGER-6529 Wfiam HALDRON-2293: m Bef 1675; d Abt 7 Dec 1687 Conrad VAN DER BEEK-1976: c 1 Sep 1647 New Amster- New Harlem, New York dam, New York, Dutch Ref(3,N.Y.; m Abt 1670- d M9Jan Elizabeth-2294: d Abt 1690 170611707 New York, New York Lncas VAN TIERNOVEN Dr.-2295: c 17 Jan 1649 New Am- Elsje Jam STAATSISCHAERS- 1977: d Bef 21 Od 1702 sterdam, New York, Dutch RefCh,N.Y. m Abt 1670 Probably, Johanna Casperszen SPRINGSTEEN-2 103: b Abt 1640 New York, New York, N.Y. d Bef30 Apr 1714New York,New Gromingm, North Holland, Netherlands, ni Abt 1660, d 1693 York,,N.Y. Cripplebush, Brooklyn, KingJY Tryntje BORDING2296: c 5 Nov 1651 New Amterdarn,New Maria Johanna THEUNIS-2 104 York,Dut& Ref Ch,N.Y.- d Aft 1693 Steven Coerts VAN VOORHEES-980: b 1600 Farm Of Cornelis Epke BANTA-149 1: b Abt 1653 Minnertsga,W. Voorheq Drmthe, Netherlands; d 16 Feb 1684 Flatlands, Friesland, Netherlands, m 18 Nov 1699 Hackmsack, Bergm, King, N.Y. Dutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Abt Apr 1719 Ha&ensack,Bergm, N.J. Winemptje Roelofse SEUBERING1176: b Abt 1619; d 1690 Magdeleena DEMAREST-1492-. c 21 Apr 1680 New York, Auke Jans VAN NWS- 1 994: b Abt 162 1 Holland, Nether- New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Bef I Mar 1719 Bergm lands, d A& 1698 Flatbush, King C0,N.Y. Co ,N.J. Magdalena PIETERS- 1 995: b From Langendyck, Nether- Cornelis VAN HOOREN-1638: b Hackensack,Bergen, N.J.; m lands, d Bef Sep 1662 16 Jul1711 Hackmsack, Bergen, Dutch Ref Ch,N.J. d Abt 12 Jan SIPKENS-4283: b From, Amstadam, Holland, Mar 1733 Sdmalmburgh, Bergm, N.J. Netherlands- m 1 Od 1674 New York, New York, Dutd~Ref Jacqnemina DEMAREST- 155 1: b Hackensa&Bergen,N. J. Ch, N.Y. Jan ECKERSON-2243: c 9 Feb 1676 New York,New York, Elsje BURGERS-4284: c 7 Dtx 1653 New AmstmhqNew Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; m 3 Jun 1696 New Y&New York,Dutch Yo&,- RefC3,N.Y. RefCh,N.Y.
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Maria Janse VAN AERNUM-2244: c 14 Jul 1675 New York, Long Island, N.Y. New York, Dutch RefCh,N.Y. Nicholas PEARSALG535 David-DEMAREST-1548: c3OQ 1681 Bergen, Bergen,Dutch Sarah-536 Ref Ch,N.J.m 10 Nov 1705 Hackensack,Bergen,Dutch Ref@ Ralph ALLEN-3978: b Aht 1600 England- m 1645; d A& N.J.; d Bef 13 Feb 1761 Hadcensack,Bagen,N.J. 165811659 Probably, Sandwi&Barnstable,Mass. Matie DEBAUN- 1568: b Abt May 1690 New Utred& Long Esther SWIFT-3979 Island, N.Y. d Bef 10 Feb 1761 Hackensack,Bergen,,N.J. Henry HOWLAND-3980: b Bef1613 FYobably,Fenstimton, Jacob Corneliszen STILLE3751: c 27 Sep 1643 New Ams- Huntmgdon, England; m Abt 1628 Probably,England; d Bef 14 terdam, New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; m 11 Mar 1671 New Jan 167011671 Duxbury, Plymouth,,Mass. Amsterdam, New York,Dutcfi Ref@N. Y.-, d Abt 1711 Mary-3981: b Of, Duxbury,Plymouth,Mass.; d 16 Aug 1674 Aaltje FREDERICKS3752: b From,Brazil; d Bef 12 Jan 1684 Duxbury, Plymouth,,Mass. Reynier Pietersen QUACKENBOSCH-2393: b Abt 1652 Thomas BUDD Rev.-765: b 23 May 1617 Of, Martock, Somer- Owgees& South Holland, Netherlands; m 2 Mar 1674 New setshire, England- m 1 Apr 1635 County Suffo~BuresSt Mary, York,New York,Dutch RefCh, N.Y. d Bef25 Aug 1711 New England; d 22 Jun 1670 Ild~esta,Prison,Somas&Qire,Ed~gland York,New York Susanna PRIGGE3824: b 161l...England- d Aft 1661 Lysbeth MASTON-2394: c 3 Jun 1657 New Amsterdam,New York,Dutch Ref(3,N.Y. d Bef13 Sep 1692 Michiel REYER-2: b Abt 1687- m Abt 1709- d Bef 7 Jul This Ahnetafel will continue in the next issue of the 1733 Archvist beginning with the 12th Generation. Thanks Margery DOBBS-4565 again to Donna Risenstatt for her continued support. Reyer Michielsze REYERS-4560: b Abt 1700 FromThe Manor, Fordham, N.Y.; m 4 Feb 1725 New York,New York, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. Betty DRATSmRAKE-2763: c 15 Jan 1699 Brooklyn, Kings, Dutch RefCh, N.Y. Jan Janszen POST/POSTMAEL-5779: b From, Harlingen, Holland, Netherlands- m Abt 1679 Har1eqN.Y. - d Aft 1688 KingstqUlster, N.Y. Jannetje LOZIER-5778- c 22 Aug 1660 New Amsterdam,New York,Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y. Reyer MICHIELSZEN-4550: b 1653 Schoonrewoerd, Hol- While abstracting Revolutionary War pension applications of soldiers from 5 land, Netherlands; m 15 Apr 1686 New HaerlqDutch Ref Ch, Bergen Co; NJ, 1 came across the following information concerning our N.Y. d Bef 20 Dec 173 3 Fordham,Westchgter, N.Y. ACKERMAN cousins. All of the following ACKERMAN1s are not men- &B Jacomyntje TIBOUT-4435: b Abt Jun 1666 Brooklyn, N.Y. timed as Revolutionary War soldiers in Barbara TOREY'S, "The ACKER- 8 i z Walter DOBBS-4571: d Abt 1689 MAN FamilyW(AF),Vol.l, 1980,and vol. 11 1988. 8 Mary MERRITT-4572: b Ah Jun 1632 England; d Mar 1737 F' Barren Island, Flatlands,Jamaica Bay,N.Y. James L. ACKERMAN (5.43,AF,vol.I,p.58) Testifies as a "fellow soldler" & David ACKERMAN-3536: b Sep 1653 Geffen, Netherlands- m in the Revolut~onon 22 Od 1832, age 68, of Bergen Co; NJ, in Bergen Co, 13 Mar 1680 New York, New YokMRef mN. Y. d Bef NJ Common Pleas Courf in the Rev War pension application case of John 4 Jun 1724 Hackensack, Bergen, N.J. VAN HOUTEN (W2027). F Hillegond VER PLANCKEN-3537: b Od 1648 New Amster- dam, New Yo* d Bef4 Jun 1724 Hackensack,Beqp,,N.J. Johannes(John)ACKERMAN (4.3 1,AF,voI.I,p.26) In the Rev War pen- Nicolaes (Claes) LOSIER-3540: b 1668 Esopus,(Now sion application of John H. POST (W866) husband of Elizabeth ACKER- Kingston), Ulster, N.Y. m 8 May 1691 New York,New York, MAN (5.27,AF,vol.I,p.5455),Post states in menCo, NJ Common Pleas Dutd~Ref-N. Y. d Bef8 Apr 1761 Court on 3 1 Od 1832, "I was in the senice with my brother-in-law, John Trintie SLOT-3541: b 1671 Kingston,Ulskr,N.Y.; d Abt I708 ACKERMAN." This John ACKERMAN was married 1st to Elizabeth Jean (John) DEMAREST-1304: b Abt 1645 Middlebq POST,"'probabIywthe sister of John H. POST. Ndherlanh; m 9 Sep 1668 New Amste&m,New York,Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y.; d 16 Od 1719 New Barbadog, (Hadmsack), Johannis(John) D. ACKERMAN (5.223,AF,vol.I,p.95) Although he does Bergm,N.J. not state he was a "fellow soldier" m the Revolution, John D. ACKER- Jacomina DE RUINE1308: b Abt 1643 Near Landray, Ham- MAN (5.223) gives detailed testimony, that indicates he was indeed a Rev auk France, d Bef 4 Mar 1692 Bergen Co, NJ War soldier, in Bagen Co; NJ Common Pleas Court on 10 Jul 1854,age Jacques BATTON-1712: b LondcqEngland; d Bef 2 Apr 1704 90,of Hohokus, on behalf ofthe foIIowmg Rev War pension applications of- Hackensack, Bergtn,,N.J. George DEARMAN (R28 IS), Garret A. HOPPER(R52 19) and John & Margryt SANS1713 HOPPER(R5220). Robert WRIGHT- 103: b Aht 1604 England; m Abt 1Aug 1629, d Abt 1651 England Galyn ACKERMAN(5.2614AF.voI.Ilp.98)Testifies as a "fellow soldier" Alice LAWTIE 104 in the Revolution(as "Goline ACKERMANW),ofBergm Co,NJ, in Bergen WiEMPSON-3926: b OfGolqEast Ridmg. Yorkshire, Co; NJ Common Pleas Court on 16 Mar 1829,in the Rev War pension appli- England cation case of Abraham PARKHURST (S34465).PARKHURST gives John STACYE537- b Abt 1598 England; m 16 Dec 1618 Goline ACKERMAN's age as 68 on 15 May 1828. Although fieACK- Hansworth,County York, England; d Abt 1658 England ERMAN Family genealogy states Galyn's birth year as a.1763,and Mary FULWOOD-538- b England; d Aft 4 Aug 1656 England PARKHURST1stestimony would indicate Galyn was born ca. 1760,they George ELY-735: m Abt 1644 England; bu 31 May 1656 are probably one m the same. Because of the dates, he could not be Glenn Mansfield, Co. Nattingham, Mansfield Parish, England ACKERMAN (4.46,AF,~01.1,~.30,1722-1800 ACKERMAN Sarah HEATH-736: c 14 Jun 1628 Mansfield,Co. Nattingham, (5.25O,AF,vol.lp. 100,1760-1 824,a GdianIGeleen ACKERMAN Mansfield Parish, England; d Bef Jan 1668 England (6.16O,AF,vol.Il,p.30). William THORN-528: b Abt 1617 Possibly,Of Essex Co, Eng- land; m Abt 1645 LyqMass.; d JM 1664 Jamaica,Long Island, Submitted by PhiUp OLEARY II1,P.O. Box 1404, Willoughby, OH N.Y. 44096-1404.DAD 1662 member, id number:DI3,DA-548-96. email= Susanna BOOTH-529: b Bef 1617 England- d 1675 Flushing. [email protected] or [email protected]
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Firstly, I would like to thank Arnie Lang, Philip O'Leary, For those of you who did not make the January meeting, I Donna Ristestatt, Marion Armstrong, Frank Poole, Ted would like to announce that a formal proposal has been Obal, Carol Tynan and many others for their continued submitted to the Ridgewood Public Library Board Al- contribution to the Archivist. Without the efforts of our though we have spent many wonderhl years at the Mid- members, we cannot provide you with the information you land Park Library, our Society is outgrowing the facilities. want to see in the newsletter. I have heard through the Our Society has proposed a partnership with RPLB. This rumor mill that some members have not been happy with would mean that our collection would be moved to the the content this past year. I will take full responsiblity for RPL for inclusion into their Local History and Genealogi- the limited information in the past issues. As you all cal section of the new library. We would retain ownership know, Pat Wardell, the Archivist editor for over ten years and assist in the decisions for new acquisitions to the col- produced an exceptional publication. It was a great loss lection. Our collection would be secure, yet open to the when Pat decided to step down from this position. Her public for research. More of our members would have ac- shoes are tough ones to fill. We thank Pat for all of the cess to the collxtion burkg their time schedu!c. t701un- years she gave her all to our Society .. . "Thank you" seems teers would be needed to assist the RPL reference librari- so inadequate. With the help of you, our members, more ans and patrons who would be using the collection. The articles like those that Pat included in her publication will RPL also has an auditorium, meeting area for our meet- be back As editor, I need to hear from you dlrectly on ings and programs to be held. This would allow for longer what you expect to see in YOUR newsletter. In the next programs, seminars and larger attendance for our growing issue of the Archvist, Pat has agreed to allow us to start Society. The Board hopes that a decision will be made publishing a series of the Bergen County Deed abstracts. during the next two months.We will keep you informed of What do you want to see? What don't you like? Commu- the progress. nication is the key to success. Please contact me at PO Box 561, Glen Rock, NJ 07452 or e-mail at
That's right. No queries were given to the Editor for pub- lication this issue. if anyone has answered past Queries, 6 no one forwarded them to the Editor for publication. Just New Members from Januarv : a reminder: A Guideline for Queries: + Walter & Judith Fibgerald, 6 Beverly Lane, Wald- wick, NJ 07463. Researching: Martin, Meyer, 1) Be brief and concise but give as much clearly written Grass, Fibgerald. information as possible to help identlfy an individual (dates, places, relatives, etc.). The more i~fonnationyou + Priscilla Tremper Leith, 162 Islington Rd, Newton, give, the more likely someone will be able to connect with MA 02466. Researching: Tremper/Trupmer/ your ancestor. Tromper 2) To avoid confusion, limit queries to one or two requests + Laird & Marilyn Terhune, 271 E Glen Rd, Denville, 1 about the same individual or family. If you need informa- NJ 07834. Researching: Terhune, Hopper tion about more than one individual or family, write sepa- 1 rate queries.
Next Issue: 3) Use common, clear abbreviations. If you're not sure of 1 Continuation of Ahnetafel from Donna an abbreviation, use the complete word or term to avoid misunderstanding. 8 Ristenbatt !G Continuation of Bergen County Marriage 4) If you answer one of the queries published, please send Records from Nov 1997 issue. a copy to the Editor. Someone else may want to know the answer. Thanks.
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Welcome to all of our new members. You are joining an organization of 233 individuals, 28 families and 30 groups. We are growing stronger every day. If there is anything you need help with, let your fellow members know. We are all here to help each other.
* Meryle C. Atkinson, 1 12 Beuclander Place, W. Sayville, N.Y. 11796. Meryle is researching Parsells and Farmer. Lisa M. Marin, RR # 1, Box 763, Jonesport, ME 04649. Names being researched by Lisa are Currey, Gardner and Marin. Clifford J. Coppinger, 835 Handwerg Drive, River Vale, N.J. 07675. Clifford is researching Coppinger, Anger, and Kane. Rudolph A. & Ruth K. Matz, 116 Pine Aveneu,New Milford, NJ 07646-2620. Ruth and Rudolph are researching Matz and Peter. * Jane F. Dirkin. 189 Overpeck Avenue, Ridgefield Park, NJ. Jane is researching Burk, Anderson, Leming, Durkin, Anthony, Voelkl, and Streckfuss.
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(Continuedfrom page I) acted by the "Orange Blossoms", 124' New York Sate Volunteers of Orange For more Q26.2.la Linda A. Williams, 3036 Baybeny Way, Mar- information please call (914) 634-4997. gate, FL 33063. (954) 340-3854 Saturday, May 8, - How to Qualify for Her- I am doing research on my family and have traced them to aldry Societies and Hints on Preparing Ap- New Jersey in the 1700's. I would appreciate any infor- plication Papers by Carol Webber. Spon- mation on the following:John PERRY. b. 1751 Oxford Furnace. d. 1806. He married in 1776 someone named sored by Genealogy Club of Passaic Co. 10 Mary. He served in the American Revolution, Capt. Iases a.m. at the Hawthorne Library, Hawthorne, Co. He and Mary had four children. We can't find any NJ information on John and his parents and how he arrived in Friday, May 14 - The Larnbert Castle Dedi- New Jersey. cated Trust presents A Spring Fantasy Fea- Q26.2.lb Jacob PERRY. b. 27 Oc 1779 near Oxford Fur- nace, Warren County.d.25 Mar 1863 in Michigan. Mar- turing "White House Floral Designer" ried a Sarah Grundyke in 1800 in New Jersey. They had Cathy Miller. Held at the Brownstone eleven children. House, 3 5 1 West Broadway, Paterson, NJ Q26.2.1~Abram PERRYk. 13 Jun 1807 Mansfield Twp, $35 each for Luncheon. For fbrther info call Warren County, New Jersey.& 29 Sep 1863 in Michigan. (973) 881-2761. Mamed a Sophia Andrews in Michigan @ July 1-16 - ~3~ Annual PalAm National Conference in Columbus, Ohio. Theme: Q26.2.2a Bob Hubbard, 101 Oakland St, Hillsdale, NJ "Auswanderer aus . . ." Contact: Henry Sch- 07642 (201) 664-0856 neck, 936 Flexer Ave, Allentown. PA 18103- Seeking information on Isaac Cadmus who m. Sara Kip, 3662 28 Sep 1746 at Acquackanonk DRC. Need parents of both August 11-14 - The Federation of Ge- as well as vital information on them. Q26.2.2b New info on Antje Cadmus who m. John Van nealogical Societies and the St. Louis Ge- Bussom. Her parents were Isaac and Sara (Kip) Cadmus. nealogical Society are hosting 'Meet Me in Q26.2.2~Need parents of Margrietje Van Wagenen who St. Louis - the People of America." Contact: m. Fransoois Hendrickse Post, 26 Dec 1756 at Acquack- FGS at 888-374-1 500. monk, NJ August 8-13 - Jewish Genealogical Society, Inc holds its 19' Annual Conference on Jew- Q26.2.3 Karen Peer-Terry, PO 1431, Florence, Arizona 85232 or e-mail [email protected] ish Genealogy. You will find programs of in- John Emmerson, b. abt 1795 of Bergen Co. , NJ, m Mary terest and have the opportunity to check out Penn 1827. One child James Henry Emmerson, b. circa New York's wealth of historical and ge- 1840. John died by 1840 census. Seek info on John nealogica! resources. The conference will be Emerson's parents and siblings. Also, burial site. held at the Maniott Marquis Hotel at (800) 228-9090. Contact Jewish Genealogical Soci- Q26.2.4Ruth Price Waldbauer, 5035 Marbury Run Rd, Marbury, MD 20658-2201. E-mail [email protected] ety, Inc. PO Box 6398, New York, NY Seeking info on John Edgar Wright b. 1835-1840 in 10 128. E-mail: [email protected] NYC. Occupation hatter.d. 1892-1895 in Jersey City, NJ. Married to Mary Theresa Kelly b 1860-1865 in Jersey City, NJ or Ireland D 1935-1936 in Jersey City, NJ or NYC. Help..
Volume XXVI. No. 2. Mav 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Pace 3 me Archw, a quarterly pllMication ofthe Gmes1o@eatSociety of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park New Jersey 07432 Bergen County's Townships and Municipsclties - Part I Compiled by Arnold Lang Today, 3ergen County is comprised of 70 municipalities - of these, there are 56 boroughs, 3 cities, 2 villages, and 9 townships. However, about 100 years age, most of these did not exist. Previous to 1885, Bergen County was divided into sprawling townships, such as: Hackensack, New Barbadoes, Franklin, Hanington, Saddle River, Lodi, Washington, Hohokus, Union, Midland, Ridgefield, Palisades, Englewood, Ridgewood, and ONil. This may present problems for those researching old vital records and deeds. This article is the fist iri a series that wiU describe the history of Bergen County frDm the original two tomsbips to the establishment of the existing 70 municipalities. A goal is to shwthe Boundaries of the older townships in relation to the boundary lines of the existing municipalities. This may be especially helpful in understanding the deeds abstracted by Pat Wardell which begin in this issue of Tdze Archivist.
Bergen's Beginning - 1682 $0 1709 Townships of Bergerr mil \ Hackensaek Formed in 16 93 N
The East Jersey Legislature created the states fmt counties in 2675 mainly to provide "judicial districts" for the courts. A court was set up in the town of Bergen and two courts were held each year. Names were not given tothe counties until seven years later when the counties of Bergen, Essex, Middlesex, and Monmouth were named by the Legislature. So Bergen County came intobeimg in 1682. The County then included all of the land between the Hackensack River and the Hudson River, extending from Constable Hook on the south to the province line (boundary with New York) on the north. In 1693, sm act defining boundaries of townships was passed by the General Assembly. Bergen County was then divided into two townships; Bergen and Viltage of Hackensack Hackensack The Tomship of Bergen consisted of the area fiwn Constable Hook to the present northern bounw of Hudson County. The remainder was defined as; "The Township of Hacksack (sic) shall include BERGEN COUNTY all that land between the Hackinsack and ;;;rri;:,;:iri..,,".,... "." Rivers that exwh &Om the ::::::::::::: CMginal Area 1682 Corporation town of bounds of Bergen to the Partition line of the Province." (Note that this "partition line" was in dispute with New York for mag years as shown by the map.) Volume MNI, No. 2, May 1999 1SSW 0275-0309 Page 4 WeArchiv&t, a quarterly pubtieation of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432 New Barbadoes Township is added in 1710 II. - WEB SITES OF INTEREST To include the URL's of web sites relating to genealogy The county was greatly increased in size in 1710 (as submitted by you). when the Township of New Barbadoes was broken off m. - TUTORIAL OF THE DAY from Essex County and added to Bergen County. This To include "how-to" tutorials on using the Internet for extended the county west beyond the Passaic river and genealogical research. The initial installments will be added the whole territory between the Hackensack and basic in nature. Later, more advanced concepts may be Passiac Rivers from Newark Bay northward to the included. We would like to hear your comments about boundary with New York State and also west to the the following proposed outline of subjects. boundary line of Sussex County. (This included the city 1. What is Available on the Web of Passaic). 2. Search Engines - How to use for genealogical research The settlements of Acquackanonk and New 3. Mailing Lists & Newsgroups - How to find and use Barbadoes had been originally designated as a township 4. Surname Registers - what they are and how to use by the Township Act of 1893 and was then included in 5. On-Line NewsLetters & Searchable Databases Essex County. This township was defined as "...all of the land on the Pissiack River above the third River and NET NEWS from the mouth of the said river northward to the Iine of Computer -Interest Group - -As you are aware, a the province, including all the land in New Barbadoes "GSBC Computer-Interest" group had been set up by Neck between the Hackensack and Pissiack Rivers, and Dick Hahn to address areas of concern in using the thence to the partition of the province." computer and genealogy soRware. Questions are asked The map shows Bergen County in 17 10 after New and information is disseminated via e-mail to the group. Barbadoes was added. At that time the community of Many GSBC members have joined this group. You can Hackensack, located in New Barbadoes Township, was join by sending an e-mail to Dick at: made the county seat "....because it was a thriving [email protected]. village more centrally located then the other ...... " The courts were then moved there from Bergen Town. GSBC HomePage - The Homepage of our society will be Bergen County remained in this configuration for updated and moved to a new location in the coming six years. Then in 1716, Saddle River Township was months. Claire Barth will be webmaster. Look for an broken out of New Barbadoes Township. That was the announcement in the next issue of the Archivist andlor at beginning of many changes to be described in the next our present page at: issue of The Archivist. -http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Rid759.
LDS Databases Are Now Available Online - The SURFING THE GENEALOGICAL 'NET' Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has begun a test of their new database site on the Internet. This database is open to anyone and can be found at This column was started in the Archivist a few years bttp:liPwrw.familysearch.org, Note that this site is still back to address those genealogical resources that are in a development phase and may be unavailable at times available on the Internet. Now many more members or may experience periods of slow response. The full have computers with access to the Internet, and it has service will be launched this spring or summer. At that been requested that we include "how to" discussions and time, a detailed explanation will be made of the site and other information regarding the use of the Internet for its various elements. Presently, you can do a surname genealogical research We would like your comments search of the IGI, Ancestral File, and other databases. regarding what you would like to see in this column and You can also do somewhat more sophisticated searches, welcome any suggestions, genealogical Web pages that such as by Keyword or by a Custom Search of the you have found to be of use, etc. You can either mail databases. A limited Family History Library Catalog and these comments and suggestions to the editor of e-mail other information is also available. them to [email protected]. Following is & outline of what is planned to be included in future issues of The Archivist FamilyHistory.com - Ancestry has announced a fiee I. - NET NEWS Web site at http:lfwww.familyhistory.com which offers To include information about new and interesting more than 50,000 surname listings and hundreds of genealogy-related developments on the Internet. topical message boards and includes information on more than 10 million individual ancestors. Volume XXVI, No. 2, May 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 5 The Archivist, a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Sodety of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432 Bergen County Marriage Records From Bergen County Marriage Records, compiled by True Reformed Church Frances Westervelt, 1929. (Continued from November 1997 Archivist) Records of Mamages Copied from "The Banner of Truth", HACKENSACK the Bi-weekly Publication of the Christian Reformed Hackensack Second Reformed Church Church. Aug 8,1866 by the Rev. John Y. Debaun: William H. 1866,29 May Canfield to Aletta Ammer- Bleeker and Katie DeBaun, daughter of man, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Jacob I. S. DeBaun. 1866,27 Jun William P. Ammerman to Rachel E. Sep 5, 1866 Charles Barr, Jr., and Rachel Anna, Bush, by Geo. H Fisher, D.D. daughter of John C. Westewelt 1866,lO Oct Robert J. Post to Maria L. Ackerman, Sep 15, 1866 Cornelius D. Schor and Sarah Van by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Valen. At Nanuet, NYU, by Rev. John 1866, 11 Oct James W. Quackenbush to Elizabeth F. R Cooper Fisher, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Dec 4, 1866 John H. Williams, of Pascack, NJ, to 1866, 11 Nov George H. Atwood to Lucy Sheldrake Catharine Hill, of Clarkstown, NY Burt, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Dec 17, 1866 at Fort Lee, by the Rev. John Y. De- 1867,ll Feb James Anderson to Rachel A. Wor- Baun: David Vanderbeck and Mary tendyke, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Ann Jones. 1867,l May Thomas J. Robinson to Alice L. Wood- May 6, 1860 by Rev. Garret A Harring: Morris beck, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Hartman of Schraalinburgh,to Mary, 1867,4 Dee Charles A Bramhall to Maria A daughter of John Richards, of Highland Berry, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Falls, NY 1868,26 Feb John William Cummings to Laura V. May 15, 1860 at Ramsey, by Rev. 1. J. DeBaun: Williams, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Stephen Hennion and Ann Elizabeth 1869, 15 Apr Thomas Achenback to Annie Berry, by Christopher, all of Ramseys. Geo. H Fisher, D.D. May 19, 1860 at Paramus: Abram Vreeland and 1869, 16 Jun John H.T.Banta to Susie C. Steinle, by Rachel E. Van Houten, of Paramus. Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. May 27,1860 John Calvin Voorhis and Anna 1869,l Dec Abram Grosebeck to Mary Ackerman, Brinkerhoff. by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Jun 9,1869 at Spring Valley, NJ, by Rev. John Y. 1869,2 Dec Robert T. Meeks to Sarah E. Wood- DeBaun: John 0.Harris of Hacken- ward, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. sack, and Emma,daughter of Capt. P.N. 1870,23 Apr Abraham P. Vail to Emily Diana Voorhis, of Spring Valley, NJ Williams, by Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Dec 23, 1870 By the Rev. I.J. DeBaun: James J. De- 1870, 14 Dec John Dowd to Lizzie Ammerman, by marest, of Small Lots and Charity M. Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. daughter of John H. Banta, Esq. of Sad- 1871,2 Jan Abram Deronda to Christina Bogert, by dle River Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Dec 30,1870 by the Rev. G. A.Haring: David Henry 1871,26 Apr Cornelius Banta to Sarah Godd, by Van Orden, of Stone House, and Eliza Geo. H. Fisher, D.D. Ann Moore. Records from 211, 1864 to 4/26, 1871 incl. Fisher. Oct 12,1871 Eiy the Rev. G.A.Harring: Daniel Van To the Clerk of the County of Bergen. George H. Fisher, Horn and Ellen Jane Boss all of River D. D., Minister of the Gospel and late pastor of the 2ndRe- Edge, NJ formed Church in the village of Hackensack, having omit- Oct 19, 1871 Alfred Jarvis and Elsie Westemelt, ted to make a return of marriages solemnized by hun, we, both of Tenafly the Executors of his last will and testament do hereby cer- Nov 30,1871 Thanksgiving Eve., at Nanuet, by Rev. t~@ that the following contains a true list of marriages sol- John Y. DeBaun: Thomas E. Brickell, emnized by him, as taken from the original record thereof of Westwood, to Christina, daughter of now in our custody. Rev. J.RCooper, of Nanuet. Witness our hands. Jan 1, 1872 at Hillsdale, Bergen County, By the Rev. Signed Elizabeth F. Quackenbush G.A. Haring: Peter C. Van Horn, of Amelia V.W.Fisher Schraalenburgh, and Ella C. Ackerman, Margaret C. Fisher Recorded Jan 23,1873 (Continued on page 7)
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(Conhnuedfiom page 6) ginning at a Road dividing the Small Lots and big of Hillsdale. lots at the SW corner of land of Abraham Codmus. Jan 13,1872 David R. Doremus and MRS. Jemima Bounded by a lot of land sold by heirs of John Codmus Christie. to John Van Bussum; Dirck Vreeland. Signed Feb 29,1872 at Schraalenburgh, by the Rev. G.A John C. Post, Cornelia Post, Jacob Ackerman, Aeghea Haring; Thaddeus Burr* of Cheny Ackerman (her mark). Witnessed by Richard Vander- and Jennie Banta. beek, Thomas Wills. Mar 2, 1872 at Schraalenburb by Rev. G.A.Haring:- James Bross, of River Edge, and Tille 16 August 1803 (recorded 1 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. Westervelt, of Spring Valley. R 15) Oct 30, 1872 in NY, by Rev. A Van Houten: George Enoch Smith of Township of Bergen, farmer, Bogert and Annie M. Christie and Phebe his wife, to Robert Greenlief of said town, Apr 28,1875 in NY,m by Rev. A Van Houten: James for $100, 3 1 acres strict measure in division of lot no. 19 H. Berdan and Annie Terry. being division of Bergen Commons allotted to Catharine June 9,1875 at Schraalenburgh, by Rev. G. A Har- Kingsland, afterwards Catharine DeHarts Right in ing: Theodore Hill and Maggie same premises. Bounded by Samuel Sacket; Cromkill Christie Creek; Col. Nicholas fish; John Kingsland. Signed June 10, 1875 at Cresskill, by Rev. G.AHaring: Andrea Enoch Smith, Phebe Smith (her mark). Witnessed by Haring and Miss Tillie Westervelt Thomas Roach, James Earle June 17, 1875 Isaac I Demarest and Aggie, daughter of the late Jacob and Anna Moore 11 February 1803 (recorded 26 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. R:18) The next issue of the Archivist will continue the Bergen Frederick De Peyster, William Hamers, and County Marriages. Elizabeth, his wife, and Ann DePeyster all of the City of New York, and Margaret James, at present of City of London, by her attorneys the said Frederick DePeyster and William Hamersly, to Nicausie Kipp of Hacken- sack Precinct for 113 Pounds, 5 Shillings, 7 Pence, 8- 114 acres, 22 Rods of Wood land in Hackensack Bergen County Deeds, Book R Precinct, formerly property of Margaret DePeyster, de- Recorded at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ ceased, designated in a map or chart made by John D. Abstracted by Pat Wardell Haring, Surveyor (lot no. 27). Bounded N by lot no. 28; S by James Westervelt; W by lot no. 1 or the Arable land; E by lot no. 26. Also the Privilege to throw down 1 April 1803 (recorded 12 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. R:9) this Cord Wood at and down the Pitching place to the Harmanus H. Van Bussum and Barnt Speer, ex- North River, also a Passage or private Road of 16 feet ecutors of LW&T of John MacCarty late of Bergen wide. Signed Fredk DePeyster, William Hamersly, County, dec'd, to Joseph Koubgh for $5 12.50, a house Elizabeth C. Hamersly, Ann DePeyster. Witnessed by and lot of land at Slotterdam, 1 acre, bounded N, E, S by Abrallam Demarest, John D. Haring. land of said Joseph Kough, W by the road Signed by Har- manus H. Van Bussem, Barrent Speer. Witnessed by Ne- 9 September 1803 (recorded 26 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. hemiah Wade, Henry Post. On 1 April 1803 Elizabeth R:2 1) MacCarty, widow of John MacCarty signed release and Andrew Terhune of Franklin Township and quit claim. Ann, his wife, to Abraham A. Quackenbush of same place for $1325, land at a place called Sparre Bos 1 Jan 1803 (recorded 14 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. R: 12) [Sparrow Bush] in Franklin Township, and in the John C. Post of Township of Saddle River and Ramapock Patent and being part of Lot No. 180 Cornelia, his wife, and Jacob Ackerman of same place, whereon the said Andrew Terhune now lives. 65 acres. and Aeghea, his wife, to Peter Hopper of the Township of Signed by Andrew Terhune, Anne Terhunem (her Saddle River, for $3750, 119 acres more or less according mark). Witnessed by Peter Westervelt, Abrm. Wester- to a survey made in 1789, in Small Lots, in the Patent of velt. Slauterdam, being part of a lot of land which was lawfully seized and possessed by John Codmus in his lifetime. Be-
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9 November 1802 (recorded 9 Nov 1802, Bergen Co. 6 Feb 1802 (recorded 12 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:36) R:23) Quit claim deed from Cornelius C. Cooper of Garret Cooper and Henry Cooper, both of Hempstead, Rockland County, NY and Nicholas Wester- Kinderkamack, for $1843 to Peter Cooper of same place, velt, James Demarest and Roolph Brinkerhoof, all of the 9 acres, 3 rods. Boundaries: heirs of Teunes Cooper, pub- State of New Jersey, for 10 shillings convey rights to a 79- lic road, Hendrick Voorhease, Nicausius Voorheas, and acre parcel of land at Kinderkamack. Signed by Cornelius Bogert. Signed by Garret Cooper, Thomas Cooper. Wit- C. Cooper, Eleanor Cooper, Nicholas Westervelt, Caty nessed by Richard J. Cooper, John Cooper. Westervelt (by mark), Jacobus Demarest, Lette Dernarest (by mark), Ruloff Blinkerhoff, Tynie Brinkerhoff. Wit- 23 March 1803 (recorded 5 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:26) nessed by John Gunter, John Van Wagoner, Andrew Niclas Messinger and Susan, his wife, to Richard King, John Van Wagonen, Albert H. Voorhase. Wanamaker, all living at Ramapough in the Township of Franklin, Bergen County, NJ. For $226.25 a parcel of land 2 April 1803 (recorded ? Bergen Co. R:39 situate at Ramapough, being part of lot no. 183 in John Berry of Acquacknonk in County of Essex, Ramapough pattent, beginning southwest corner of Bar- NJ, to Albert Ackerman of New Barbadoes, for $150 all bare 600.22-101100 acres. Signed NichoIas Mysinger (by that meadow in the Township of New Barbadoes, begin- mark), Susannah Mysinger (by mark). ning at Berrie's Creek. John A. Berry.
30 Sep 1803 (Recorded 12 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:28) [day and month blank] 1803 (recorded 14 Oct 1803, From Joseph T. Baldwin and Lidiah, his wife, Bergen Co. R:42) and Moses Roberts and Mary, his wife, of the Towuship Peatus Goetschius, Henry A Hopper and Peter of New Barbadoes, to Richard J. Cooper of same place, for Moursons pouerson], executors of LW&T of Jacob $3,000, lots of land and mills in New Barbadoes Town- Valentine Junr [John Valentine Junr elsewhere in ship, beginning east side of [illegible word] Landing Road, deed] late of Franklin Township (will dated 1 June 1803), 114 acre, plus land and mill in Township of Hackensack, 3 to Ryer Van Blarcom of same place, Blacksmith, for acres. $125, certain lot or parcel of woodland in Franklin Town- ship, beginning nw comer of land of Albert Smith, 1 Oct 1803 (recorded 12 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:31) containing 5 acres, bounded s by land of Albert Smith; w Qmt claim deed from Peter Cooper for $20 to by land of Abraham Van Gelder; n by land of John A. Richard J. Cooper, a 1f4-acre parcel in the Township of Hopper; e. by John Christopher. Signed Peautus New Barbadoes, Bergen County, NJ, beginning at Saw and Goetschius, Henry A Hopper, Peter Moureson. Bark Mill race, Hackensack River, md?] Creek Bounds 10 May 1803 - Release and quit claim of Eliza- were Henry Voorhies at Hackensack River, Tunis Cooper, beth Valentine, widow of Jacob Valentine Junr, signed dec'd Elizabeth Valentine (by mark).
10 Nov 1802 (recorded 12 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:32) These will be continued in the next issue of The Archivist. Quit claim deed from Peter Cooper of Kinderka- rnack for $1,843, to Garret Cooper and Thomas Cooper, certain lots of land beginning near the =ckensack River at lands of Albert Voorhease. Other bounds include lands of John Laier, of John Boskerk, of John Gunter, con- The following is a continuation of the Ahnetafel taining 43 acres, 20 perches. Chart Submitted by Donna Ristenbatt. The is only Also a lot of woodland beginning at the road that leads to Parhamus. Other bounds: lot of John Lozier, a portion of the 12th Generation due to space con- Boskerck's lands; containing 2 acres, 1 rod, 10 perches. straints. The next issue will complete the 12th Also another lot of woodland lying at Kinderka- Generation. mack, beginning at land of John Zabriskie. Another 2064 Jan GOOSENS - 2 194: b Abt 1591 Netherlands; m boundary was lands of James Voorhease. Containing 8 Bef 162 1 Netherlands acres. 2065 Ebelken HERMANS-2195: b Abt 1578 Holland, A fourth lot, located between Paramus and Old Nethlands Bridge beginning at land of Peter Cooper; other bounds 2076 Jean (John) RAPAREILLET-2247: b. AM 1574; d include land of Nicausie Voorhease, heirs of Richard 23 Feb 1606 Valenciennes, France Cooper, dec'd, and John Cooper. Containing 1 acre, 2 2078 Jeronimus Jan TRICO - 2248: b Abt 1580 From, rods, 22 perches. (Continued on page 9)
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(Continued from page 8) Feb 1671 Paris, Seine, France Paulus VAN DER BEEK- 1981 : b Abt 1623 Michele SAWAGIE-2249: d Aft May 1632 From Bremen, Germanh; m 9 Oct 1644 New Am- Hnedrick JansedJanszen SPIER-117: b Abt 1619 sterdam, Dutch Ref. Ch,N.Y.; d Abt 1680 Fram Aschwarden, St& Bermen, Germany; m Gowanes, Brooklyn, Kings Co. N.Y. 14 Sep 1652 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Maria Thomas BADIE-1982: b 1608 Holland; d Ref. Ch, N.Y.;d Bef 12 May 1679 Pemmerpoch, Abt 1697 Long Island, New York (Now Bayonne), N. J. Jan Pieterszen STAATSISCHAERS-5668: b Magdaleen Jans/Hans VAN SWOL-118: b From, From, Hussum; m 15 May 1652 New Amsterdam, Zwolle, Overijessel, Nether1ands;d Aft 16 Apr New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y. 1694 Bergen, Now Jersey City, N.J. Gietje JANS-5669: b From, Groeningen Frans JACOBSON-559: d Abt 1664 Casper SPRINGSTEEN-4223 Geertie GERRITS-560: d 1680 Pemperpogh, Geesje JANS-4224 Bergen, N. J. Coert Albertse VAN VOORHEES-1558: b Hees, Dirk Jansen DEY-1871: b From, Amsterdam, Drenthe, Netherlands; m, Netherlands Holland, Netherlands; m 2 Dec 1641 New Ams- Mergin-1559 terdam, Dutch Ref. Ch.,N.Y.; d Bef 16 Sep i687 Jan GOOSENS-2 194: b Abt 1591 Netherlands; New York City, N.Y. m Bef 1621 Netherlands Jannetje THEUNIS-1872: b. From, Amsterdam, Ebelken HERMANS-2195: b Abt 1578 Holland, Holland, Netherlands; d Bef 18 Oct 1659 Netherlands Johannes SCHOUTEN-2221: d Bef 15 mar 1690 Lubbert Gpbertsen VAN BLARICUM-4221: b New York, New York, N.Y. Abt 1601 Blaricum, Gooiland, Netherlands; d Bef Sara JANS - 2222: d Aft 9 Mar 168611688 New 1 May 1656 Probably, Bergen Neck,Hudson, N.J. York, New York, N.Y. Divertje CORNELIS-4222: d Bef 11 Dec 1681 Adam Brouwer BERCHOVEN-2586: b. From, Casper SPRINGSTEEN-4223 Cologne, Germany; m 21 Mar 1645 New Amster- GeesjeJANS-4224 dam, New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y.; d 15 Apr Jerome BOUCQUET-7058: b Abt 1625 1693 BrookIyn, Kings, New York Nethrlands; m 16 May 1644 Middleburg, Zee- Magdalena Jacobs VERDON-2587: b Abt 1625 land, Walcheren Island, Netherlands; d New Holland, Netherlands; d 1717 York Uldrick CLEIN-2802: b From, Hesse, Germany; Anne TORTON-7059 m 28 Jul164 1New Amsterdam, New York, Gillis GYSSELS-8039: c 9 Dec 1594 Hoek, Zee- dutch Ref. CH, N.Y. land, Dutch Ref. Ch, Netherlands; m 12 Mar Aefje PETERS-2803: b. From, Amsterdam, 1623 Axel, Zeeland, Dutch Ref. Ch, Netherlands Holland, Netherlands Lyntje VOGELAER-8040: b From Nieuwkerke, David DERaAREST Sr.-1301: b Abt 1620 Vlaanderen, Netherlands Beauchamp, Cambray, France; m 29 Jul 1643 Marinus Marinusz-9362: M Bef 1634 Middleburg, Zeeland, Walloon Church, Nether- Francijnken ANDRIES-9363 lands; d 16 Oct 1693 New Milford, N.J. Maerten Philips HOOGESTEGER-9400: b Marie SOHIER-1302: b From, Mieppe, Hainault, From, Hoedekenskerke, Zeeland, Netherlands; m France; d Abt 1678 Bergen, N.J. 2 Aug 1658 Hoedekenskerke, Zeeland, Dutch Simon DE RUINE-1588: b From landrecy, Hain- Ref. Ch, Nether1ands:d 1700 Hoedekenskerke, ault, France; d Bef 13 Jun 1678 Flushing, Long Zeeland, Netherlands Island, N.Y. Peiternelletje Jans DE BOOT-9401 : b From, Magdalena VAN DER STRBATEN-4045 Hoedekenskerke, Zeeland, Netherlands Leendert Arentszen DEGRAUW-8482: b 1601 Jacob Davids VAN DE PEEREL-9328: c 2 Dec Aalsmeer, Noord Holland, Netherlands; m Abt 1629 Wemeldinge, Zeeland, Dutch Ref.Ch, 1622 Noord Holland, Netherlands; d Mar 1664 Netherlands; d Bef 19 Nov 1694 Wemeldinge, New Amsterdam, New York, N.Y. Zeeland, Netherlands Leuntje Alberts LEYDECKER-8483 : b Proba- Catelinite ELIAS-9329: c 29 Jan 1632 bly, Amsterdam. Noord Holland, Netherlands; d Wemeldinge, Zeeland, Dutch Ref. Ch, Nether- Abt 1668 New York, New York, N.Y. lands; d Bef 19 Nov 1694 Herman COERTEN-8484: b 1610 From, Adriaan Jansen DYL/DIEL-9333: b 1634 Kru- Voorthuizen, Gelderland, Netherlands, d Aft 5 (Continued on page 10)
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In the last issue of The Archivist, the birth of Bergen County in 1682, the formation of the original townships of Bergen and Hackensack in 1683, and the addition of New Barbadoes Township in 1710 were described. At that time Bergen encompassed all of the area that is presently Bergen County and Hudson County, and most of the area of Passaic County. This article continues fiom 1710, and describes the breakup of those three townships during the period fiom 1710 through 1836.
1710 through 1797 Six years later, in 1716, a large portion of the Townships of Saddle River and Franklin Set off Township of New Barbadoes was set-off to form from New Barbadoes Saddle River Township. This new township encompassed all of the area of Bergen County lying As mentioned in Part I of this article, the Township of west of the Saddle River. As a result, New Barbadoes New Barbadoes was set off from Essex County and added Township was greatly reduced in size to only include to Bergen County in 1710. This was the result of a 1709 the area between the Hackensack River and the Saddle Act passed by the New Jersey Legislature entitled "An Act River. This original area of Saddle River Township is for the dividing and ascertaining the boundaries of all of shown as the shaded area on the adjacent map. the counties in the Province". This described the overall boundary of Bergen County at that time: The township boundaries then remained unchanged for 56 years. Then in1772, by royal charter, the northern '...that the eastern division of the county of Bergen shall begin at half of Saddle River Township was set off to form the Constable Hook and so nm up along the Bay and Hudson's River Township of Franklin.. Thus, Saddle River Township to the partition point between New Jersey and the Province of New York, and so run along the partition line between the provinces to was effectively cut in half as shown. the eastern and western division of the Province, and run along this division line south to the Pequaneck River, and so run down 1773 to 1836 the Pequaneck and Passaick Rivers to the Sound, and so follow the Sound and Constable Hook to where it began." More Townships form in Bergen County As people populated the more remote areas of Bergen County they became unhappy with the long distance to travel to the "town meetings". Also, at that time, each township had a representative in the County government. Thus, by forming their own township, they could have a more significant representation. These may have been the major issues to start the further breakup of the townships into smaller parcels.
Harrington was the next township to be set off.. It was formed by royal charter from parts of Hackensack and New Barbadoes townships in 1775.
This was the last change until after the Revolutionary War. Many changes then occurred in the next few decades. First, Pompton Township was established in 1797 fiom parts of Franklin and Saddle River Townships. Then Lodi Township was formed fiom the southern section of New Barbadoes (1826). West Milford Township was next, being formed from the western sections of Franklin and Saddle River as set off from townships in 1834. New Barbadoes in 1716 Volume XXVI, No. 3, August 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 4 The A&v& a qsarteriy pubtication of the Geaulogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, Nw Jersey 07432 This map shows the resulting makeup of Bergen County in 1836. The next year (1837), the entire western section of Bergen County was set off (and combined with the Township of Acquackanonk ) to form Passaic Co Then, in 1840, Hudson County was set off from the southern part of Bergen County. These events will be discussed in the next Archivist.
Correction: The map included in the last issue of The Archivistwas incorrect. The area that presently encompasses the cities of Pa and Clifton was shaded on that map, indicating that it County in 1710. That area was part of the o Acquackanonk and New Barbadoes, but it was n County. When New Barbadoes Township was added to Bergen County in 1710, that area became the Township ofAcquackanonk and remained as part of Essex County.
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Bergen County Mamage Records Boskerk. From Bernen CornMarriage Records, compiled by Sep 7,1739 David Van Orden Y .M. to Anneke Van Frances Westmelt, 1929. (Continued from May 1999 Boskerk Y. D. of Peremis. Archivist) 1739-1740 Pieter De Maree Y.M. to Aaltje Van Hoorn Y.D. both of Hackemck Protestant Lutheran Church of Hackensack Township Township. Wed after 22 Sunday after Trinity: Records of Marriages copied from the Holland Society's Hans Veigh Y. M. of Second River to 1903 Year Book, through the courtesy of the Society. Sabina Elizabeth Nord Y.D. = (Van Norden). June 10,1705 Jacob Hendricksen Banta W. to Jantje Sun 11, 12, 13 after Trinity. Bams in Comelisse Van Hoorn Y.D. our Church at Hackensack township: Apr 11, 1708 Christian Comelisse Van Horn Y.M. to Michael Van Winckelen Y .M. of Fransntje Cornelisse Banta Y.D. Hakkwekkenung to Zietsje Van Hoorn Sep 12,1708 Hannes Lassen b. at Kinston to Mar- Y.D. of Hackensack Township. gareta Jansen Van Orden b. Bergen Laurens Jansen Van Boskerk Y.M. to Sep 18, 1709 Laurens Van Borshkerk to Vitje Vre- Dorothea Halenbeeks Y.D. landt. 5 th Sunday after Easter: Job Hinr May 6,1711 Ari Banta Y.M. to Fytje Laurensse Van Gissenger Y. M. to Femrnetje Brouwer Boschkerck Y.D. Y.D. Both of Tappan. 1713 10&Sunday after Trinity: Samuel Du- Andrees Van Orden Y.M., of Pascack, Maree to heComelisse Van Horn to Christina Sausek Y.D., Schraalun- June 19,1717 at Campera at Jacob Demuth's: Josn berg. Frederick to Anna Dorothea Demuth. 174- First Day of Penticost: Baldus Grey to Aug 14,1718 Cornelis Matthysen to Marytge De- Elizabeth Greenham. Maree Oct 20,1749 at New York, b. Hackensack: Jan Ellen May 18,1720 at Lonenburg. Thomas Van Bushkirk Y.M., 1. N.Y., to Rachel Van Boskerk widower to Volckge Collier Y.D. on the Y. D., b. here Flatts at Lonenburg. Jan 17,1750 Cornelius Bogaard Y .M., b Hacken- May 4,1727 Jacob Freeland to Rachel Y.D., of sack, to Magdalena V. Boskerk Y .D. Pieter Van Buskirken. Aug 15,1751 Laurens, son of Jawbus Van Boschk- May 8,1727 Jacobus Van Hoorn to Jannetje, eldest erk, to Jannatje Van Boschkerk daught of Laurens Van Buskirken. Aug 15,1751 Johan, son of Jost Van Boschkerk, to Oct 10, 1727 Pieter, son of Thomas Van Basker, to Helen Dye. Mary, daughter of Lucas Van Horn, at Jun 12,1754 David Jenion to Catherine Van Alen Justice of peace Thomas Van Burk- Feb 22,1756 Renier Quackenbusch, to Margaretha erk's. Kingsland. 1727 Laurens Thomassen Van Boskerk to Margretje Lucas Van Hoorn Y.D. Horseneck -Now Fairfield Jun 8,1728 David Thomas to Helena, daughter of Andries Van Boskerken. 1810,26 Feb Peter Dewit to Elizabeth Van Ripen by Aug 3,1729 Jan Adamse Van Norde to Theodosia Rev. John Duryee Earl 7 Apr Christian Garretson to Elizabeth Feb 18,1734 Pieter Van Orden to Janneke Van Garretson by Rev. John Duryee Buskerk 22 Apr Cornelius Van Duyn to Martha Jan 7,1736 Jan Andrees Thomsen V. Morkerk to Vreeland by Rev. John Duryee Annaalje Verwey 25 Apr Marlin Demarest to Jemimy Hedon Dec 6,1736 Hans Pfeffer W. to Angetje Van Hoorn by Rev. John Duryee Y.D. of Lucas Van Hoorn 4 Aug David Van Houten to Margaret Sep 9,1737 Henry Beekman of Charlestown, Lightpine by Rev. John Duryee Carolina Y.M. to Elizabeth Elderage 8 Sep Peter Van Norden to Ellinor Bertolf by Y.D. lived here, both b. here. Rev. John Duryee Nov 3,1738 John Roll Y.M. of Richmond Co. to 29 Sep Martin Berry to Anna Hedon by Rev Fytje Van Boskerk Y.D. of Laurens S. (Continued onpage 7
Volume XXVI. No. 3. Aumt 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 6 The Archivist, a quarterly publicatton of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432 (Continzredfiompage 6) John Duryee 25 Nov John Vader to Rachel Van Riper by Rev, John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 14 Jun Martin Terhune to Caty Ackerman by 22 Dec Helmas Van Wagener to Mary Van Rev. John Duryee 181 8,26 Dec Aury Demarest to Sally Terhune by Houten by Rev. John Duryee Rev. John Duryee l8 l7l2 Jan Garret Garretsan to Mary Romepeby 18 19,16 Jan John Teath to Ellen Brower by Rev Rev. John Duryee John Duryee 20 Jan John Allen to Bethecah Reeves by Rev. 5 Jun John Cole to Rebecca Clandemy by John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 2 Mar Lawrence Ackerman to Matilda 5 Dec David Shurte to Peggy Vanderhoof by Demarest by Rev. John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 30 Mar William Blackney to Margaret Ridna 1820,22 Apr Garret Van Ripper to Sally Vanderhoof by Rev. John Duryee by Rev. John Duryee 8 Jun Amos Haycock to Margaret Sheppen 22 Jul Cornelius Van Riper to Caty by Rev. John Duryee Demarest by Rev. John Duryee 1812, 12 Jan Thomas Morgan to Mary Dodge by 1821,3 Jun Jacob Van Riper to Ann Ackerman by Rev. John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 18 Jan Peter Rowe to Jane Conklin by Rev. 3 Nov Nicholas Kip to Sophia Berry John Duryee by Rev. John Duryee 1822,25 Jan Thomas Stagg to Elizabeth Gilleland 18 Jan Andrew Titus to Mary Rowe by Rev. by Rev. John Duryee John Duryee 1823, 1 Mar Martin Berry to Rachel Kip by Rev. 18 Jan Arian Onderdonk to Lenah Demarest John Duryee by Rev. John Duryee 20 Mar Peter Frederick to Peggy Ryerson by 2 Feb Jacob Sindle to Rebecca Demarest by Rev. John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 1825,29 Jan Henry Jacobson to Sarah Van Ryper 16 Mar Conrad Spear to Annatie Frederick5 by by Rev. John Duryee Rev. John Duryee 22 Oct AhDoremus to Lenah Osburn by 21 Mar John Spraws to Hetty Roome by Rev. Rev. John Duryee Upper M.E. Church John Duryee 1871,3 1 May John J. Babcock of N.Y.City to Sarah 4 Apr William Morrison to Sarah Doremus by E. Westervelt of Hackensack by Rev. Rev. John Duryee A. RTuttle 4 Jul John Pool to Jane Coomes by Rev. 1872,16 Oct John M. Gamewell of Hackensack to Ab- John Duryee bie C. Gamewill of Hackensack by Rev. 6 Sep John Nafie to Martha Hunt by Rev. RTuttle John Duryee 16 Oct Weldon F. Fosdeck of Hackensack to Tessie A. Post of Hackensack by Rev. A. 6 Sep Henry Kip to Sarah Courter by Rev. ETuttle John Duryee 1875,l Sep John Albert Bogert of Teaneck to Emily 22 Nov Orem Chamberlin to Polly Van Tyle by Hopper of Hackensack by Rev. A. Rev. John Duryee ETuttle 1813,6 Nov Cornelius Bush to Margaret Guardinin The next issue of the Archivist will continue the Bergen by Rev. John Duryee 1814,20 Feb Andrew Van Norden to Jemimah Earl by Rev. John Duryee 7 May Garret Hennion to Anne Lary by Rev. John Duryee The Society's library collection will be closed for 18 17,3 May Jeremiah Clark to Phebe Meeker by research until the move is completed to the Ridgewood Rev. John Duryee Public Library. The collection may be available by 10 May Abraham Cronk to Caty Bogert by Rev. appointment only with our Library Coordinator, Nancy John Duryee Groo. We are sorry for this inconvenience. This is a 10 May Everet Brown to Maria Bogert by Rev. John Duryee perfect opportunity for you to discover other resources in the area. We will notifiy you as soan as the collec- I tion is on the shelves in th; J&dgewmd Public Library.
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Bergen County Deeds, Book R (004) Preakness, to John I. Berry of Preakness, for $70, Recorded at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ ' 4-3611 00 acres, strict measure, in Preakness, begin- Abstracted by Pat Wardell in Englewood. FL ning at SE comer of land formerly of Richard Dey, [email protected] Esqr. Signed William Read @IS mark), Elizabeth (continued from May Archivist) Read (her mark). Witnessed by Christian Shurt, Ja- cob Van Houten. 4 Feb 1803 (recorded 14 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. R:45) William M. Bell and Rachel, his wife, of the 4 May 1802 (recorded 14 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. County of Bergen, to John Van Blarcom of Bergen R57) County for $652.50 a parcel in the Township of Casparus Van then and Mary, his wife, of Franklin, beginning at side of public road east of mills Franklin Township, to Cornelius Van then of same of Abraham Hopper, being in northeast comer of a lot place, for $235,6-112 acres in Franklin Township, be- of Albert Wilson. 43-112 acres. Signed W. M. Bell, ginning at middle of Road, and bounded N by John Rachel Bell. Westervelt; S by Andrew Van Dien; W by middle of public Road; E by Abraham Westervelt. Signed by 27 April 1803 (recorded 6 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. R:48) Casparus Van Dien, Mary Van Dien (her mark). Wit- Daniel Hedden and Mary, his wife, of the nessed by William G. Ackerman, John Davd. Haring. Township of Saddle River, to John Moffat of the Town- ship of Saddle River, a lot situated in the mountains be- 5 May 1802 (recorded 14 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. ginning at the begirmiug place of a lot and survey made R:60) for Derick Van Houten, bounded n by land of Van Andrew Van Dien of Franklin Township Houten; w by John van Winkle Junr and Isaac Van and Sara, his wife, to Cornelius Van Dien of same Saun; s partly by Daniel Dod and partly by said John place, for $226.50, 6-114 acres in Franklin Township, Moffat; e by John Moffat. 19-11100 acre. granted all beginning by a stake on land of said Cornelius Van the Oak Timber lot for saw logs, Hickory wood, Chest- Dien. Bounded N & E by said Andrew Van Dien; S nut for one year and three months to take timber off lot; by Cornelius Van Dien; W by Peter Van Blarcom. stone in quarry for his own personal use. Signed Daniel Signed by Andrew Van Dien, Sarah Van Dien. Wit- Heddon, Mary Heddon. nessed by Casparus Van Dien, John David. Haring. 30 Dec 1802 (recorded 6 Sep 1803, Bergen Co. R:51) 25 March 1803 (Recorded 18 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. John H. Doremus of the Township of Saddle R: 62) River, and Nancy (hey elsewhere in deed], his wife, to Martinus Hogencamp of Clarkstown in John Moffat of same place, for $200, a parcel on east County of Rockland, State of New York, and Autye, side of a mountain called bare [Care?) in the Township his wife, to James Haring and Cornelius I. Blauvelt oj of Saddle River; beginning corner of Daniel Heddens Harington, for $750,25 acres in Harington which was Old Saw Mill lot, lot of land where said John Moffat conveyed to said Martinus Hogencamp by Isaac De- now lives. 16 acres. lamater and Jane, his wife, by deed dated 2 Feb 1799. Also lot in Township of Saddle River begin- Beginning NW comer of Cornelius Eckerson's land. ning middle of New Road that leads from the Pompton Bounded E by said Isaac De Lamarter; N partly by Road to the Ponds at a comer of Daniel Heddens Bark said DeLamarter and partly by Hackensack River; W Mill lot; line of widow Elizabeth Van Blarcom. 6011 00 by Hackensack River. Signed by Martinus I. acres. Signed John Dooremus, Ann Dooremus (she by Hogenkamp, Altea Hogenkamp. Witnessed by James mark). Perry, John Perry Jr. 16 March 1803 (recorded 14 Oct 1803, Bergen Co. To be continued in the next issue of The Archivist. R:55) William Ried and Elizabeth, his wife, of I I Volume XXVI. No. 3. August 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 8 The Archivist, a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O.Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432
Marie SOHIER- 1302: b From, Mieppe, Hainault France; d Abt 1678 Bergen, N.J. Simon DE RUINE-1588: b From landrecy, Hain- The following is a continuation of the Ahnetafel ault, France; d Bef 13 Jun 1678 Flushing, Long Chart Submitted by Donna Ristenbatt. The is 1sian4 N.Y. only a portion of the 12th Generation due to Magdalena VAN DER STRAATEN-4045 Leendert Arentszen DEGRAUW-8482: b 1601 space constraints. The next issue will complete Aalsmeer, Noord Holland, Netherlands; m Abt the 12th Generation. 1622 Noord Holland, Netherlands; d Mar 1664 2064 Jan GOOSENS - 2194: b Abt 1591 Netherlands; New Amsterdam, New York, N.Y. m Bef 1621 Netherlands Leuntje Alberts LEYDECKER-8483: b Proba- 2065 Ebelken HERMANS-2 195: b Abt 1578 Holland, bly, Amsterdam. Noord Holland, Netherlands; d Nethlands Abt 1668 New York, New York, N.Y. 2076 Jean (John) RAPAREILLET-2247: b. Abt 1574; Herman COERTEN-8484: b 1610 From, d 23 Feb 1606 Valenciennes, France Voorthuizen, Gelderland, Netherlands; d Aft 5 2078 Jeronimus Jan TRICO - 2248: b Abt 1580 From, Feb 1671 Paris, Seine, France Paulus VAN DER BEEK-1981: b Abt 1623 2079 Michele SAUVAGIE-2249: d Aft May 1632 From Bremen, Germanh; m 9 Oct 1644 New Am. 2104 Hnedrick Jansen/Janszen SPIER-117: b Abt 16 15 sterdam, Dutch Ref. Ch,N.Y.; d Abt 1680 Fram Aschwarden, Stift, Bermen, Germany; m Gowanes, Brooklyn, Kings Co. N.Y. 14 Sep 1652 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Maria Thomas BADIE-1982: b 1608 Holland; d Ref. Ch, N.Y.;d Bef 12 May 1679 Pemmerpoch, Abt 1697 Long Island, New York (Now Bayorme), N. J. Jan Pieterszen STAATSISCHAERS-5668: b 2105 Magdaleen Jans/Hans VAN SWOL-118: b From, From, Hussum; m 15 May 1652 New Amsterdam. Zwolle, Ovenjessel, Nether1ands;d Aft 16 Apr New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y. 1694 Bergen, Now Jersey City, N.J. Gietje JANS-5669: b From, Groeningen 2 106 Frans JACOBSON-559: d Abt 1664 Casper SPRINGSTEEN-4223 2107 Geertie GERRITS-560: d 1680 Pemperpogh, Geesje JANS-4224 Bergen, N. J. Coert Albertse VAN VOORHEES-1558: b Hees, 2 108 Dirk Jansen DEY-1871: b From, Amsterdam, Drenthe, Netherlands; m, Netherlands Holland, Netherlands; m 2 Dec 1641 New Ams- Mergin- 155 9 terdam, Dutch Ref. Ch.,N.Y .; d Bef 16 Sep 1687 Jan GOOSENS-2194: b Abt 1591 Netherlands; New York City, N.Y. m Bef 1621 Netherlands 2 109 Jannetje THEUNIS-1872: b. From, Amsterdam, Ebelken HERMANS-2195: b Abt 1578 Holland, Holland, Netherlands; d Bef 18 Oct 1659 Netherlands 2 110 Johannes SCHOUTEN-2221: d Bef 15 mar 1690 Lubbert Gysbertsen VAN BLARICUM-422 1: b New York, New York, N.Y. Abt 1601 Blaricum, Gooiland, Netherlands; d Bef 21 11 Sara JANS - 2222: d Aft 9 Mar 168611688 New 1 May 1656 Probably, Bergen Neck,Hudson, N.J. York, New York, N.Y. Divertje CORNELIS-4222: d Bef 11 Dec 1681 21 12 Adam Brouwer BERCHOVEN-2586: b. From, Casper SPRINGSTEEN-4223 Cologne, Germany; m 21 Mar 1645 New Amster- GeesjeJANS-4224 dam, New York, Dutch Ref. Ch, N.Y .; d 15 Apr Jerome BOUCQUET-7058: b Abt 1625 1693 Brooklyn, Kings, New York Nethrlands; m 16 May 1644 Middleburg, Zee- 2 113 Magdalena Jacobs VERDON-2587: b Abt 1625 land, Walcheren Island, Netherlands; d New Holland, Netherlands; d 1717 York 21 14 Uldrick CLEIN-2802: b From, Hesse, Germany; Anne TORION-7059 m 28 Jul164 1New Amsterdam, New York, Gillis GYSSELS-8039: c 9 Dec 1594 Hoek, Zee- dutch Ref. CH, N.Y. land, Dutch Ref. Ch, Netherlands; m 12 Mar 21 15 Aefje PETERS-2803: b. From, Amsterdam, 1623 Axel, Zeeland, Dutch Ref. Ch, Netherlands Holland, Netherlands Lyntje VOGELAER-8040: b From Nieuwkerke, 21 16 David DEMAREST Sr.-1301: b Abt 1620 Vlaanderen, Netherlands Beauchamp, Cambray, France; m 29 Jul 1643 Marinus Marinusz-9362: M Bef 1634 Middleburg, Zeeland, Walloon Church, Nether- lands; d 16 Oct 1693 New Milford, N.J. (Continued on page I0
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(ContinuedF.ompage9) 2447 Francijnken ANDRIES-9363 2474 Maerten Philips HOOGESTEGER-9400: b From, Hoedekenskerke, kland, Netherlands; m I would like to thank Arnie Lang, Pat Wardell, Donna 2 Aug 1658 Hoedekenskerke, Zeeland, Dutch Ristestatt, Marion Armstrong, Frank Poole, Dick Hahn Ref. C4 Nether1ands;d 1700 Hoedekenskerke, and many others for their continued contnion to The Zeeland, Netherlands Archivist. Without the efforts of our members, we cannot Peitemelletje Jans DE BOOT-9401: b From, provide you with the information you want to see in the Hoedekenskerke, Zeeland, Netherlands newsletter. If you have any comments or additions to the Jacob Davids VAN DE PEEREL-9328: c 2 Dec Archivist, please contact me at 1629 Wemeldinge, Zeeland, Dutch Ref.Ch, PO Box 561, Glen Rock, NJ 07452 Netherlands; d Bef 19 Nov 1694 Wemeldinge, or e-mail at
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~eetingsare held every fourth Monday of the month (except holidays and December). The meetings start promptly at 7 p.m. at the Ridgewood Public Library Auditorium, 125 N. Maple Avenue, Ridgewood, NJ. Tel. (201) 670-5600 October 25,1999 -Meeting in Ridgewood Public Library, Our Speaker will Ree Hopper. Topic: "Brick by Brick. What do you do when you hit a brick wall?" November 29,1999 - Topic "Census Records" by Dick Hahn December 1999 - No Meeting. Have a great holiday and a Happy Turn of the Century. January 2000 - Speaker, Joe Boyle. Topic: "Writing and publishing your family history."
Passaic County Historical Society/Genealogy Club: Bergen County Historical Society lecture series. Sec- Nov 13, 1999 - Richard Townsend to discuss '"Old ond Reformed Church of Hackensack, Anderson & Pompton Township: in lecture and slide show entitled Union St., Hackensack, Call 201 461 1776 "The History of Wanaque". Dec 7, 1999 - Lecture: "American "Liberators". January 8,2000 - Archeologist and historian Ed Henry Feinburg, Sgt. in the 4th Armored Div. of Lenik presents a lecture and slide show entitled Gen. Patton. 10:30 am Bergenfield Public Library, "Indians of the Ramapos" 50 W Clinton Ave, Bergenfield. February 12,2000 - Author, historian and PCHSGS Dec 8, 1999 - "The Living Palisades: a slide show member Howard Lanza gives an informative talk through time" 7:30 p.m. Englewood Library, 3 1 En- "Emergency Money of the American Civil War" gle St., Englewood. Moms Area Genealogy Society: Dec 10-12 and 17-19, 1999 - Colonial Christmas Nov 9, 1999 - 'Wew Jersey State Archives" by Betty Concert & Tour of 3 Historic Houses. Sponsored by Epstein the Bergen County Histoical Society. New Bridge Jan 11,2000 - "Church & Cemetery Records" by Bea Landing State Historic Park, 1209 Main St., River Denman Howley Edge/ $15 advance reservations. Call 201 343 Feb 8,2000 - "Italian Genealogical Records" by Den- 9492. Tickets go fast. Call early. nis Piccirillo Dec 12,1999 - Dutch Christmas 10 - 4 p.m. Sinter Hermitage History Education & Conference Center Klaus, crafters, house tours, gift shop. Garrison Nov 4,1999 - "HOWTheodosia Bartow Prevost, Wife Forge & Farm. 4-02 River Rd, Fair Lawn. Call to of a British Officer, Sved the Hermitage during the confirm event 201 797 1775. Revolution". Speaker Henry Bischoff Jan 24,2000 - Cemetery Preservation: "A Case His- Jan 13,2000 - "Washington Stepped here: The Offi- tory for a Community Based Cemetery Restoration cers who stayed with the General at the Hermitage in Project, NaugeVAuryansen Cemetery, Closter, NJ". July 1778" Speaker Alex Hurst 12:30 p.m. by Par Garbe Morillo. DAR Luncheon1 Feb 10,2000 - "The Underground Railroad in North- Lecture. Wyckoff Public Library, 200 Woodland ern New Jersey" Speaker Flavia Alaya Ave., Wyckoq Call 201 337 2371 Mar 9,2000 - The Rosencrantz Family, the Her- mitage and the Civil War." Speaker Sean Cosgrove Other area events: Nov 1,1999 - "All Saints' Day Cemetery Tour: Ex- ploring the Art, Architecture and Lore of a Local Please send in your dues today and d Cemetery. 2-4 pm Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, miss a sin~lleissueof The Archivis Main St, Green Village Rd, Madison. Call (973) 377-2982 Nov 18, 1999 - ''Illustrated Lecture: The History of the Wetlands of Hackensack Meadowlands. 8 p.m. The Archivist, a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O. Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432
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Ann DUNN, 218 Orchard Park, Allendale, NJ 0740 1. Am is research- ing REYNOLDS, REILLY. Robert J. HAZEKAMP, Jr, 179 South Avenue, Hawthorne, NJ 07506. Names research: ACKERMAN, BLANCH, CONKLIN, WILSON, POST. Helene F. ROGERS, 230 Manor Road, Ridgewood, NJ 07450. Names researching include: EBBS, MCCLINTOCK, CULBERTSON, or Atten~on~d FALKNER, ROGERS, BROWN, WALLS Donald A. SCHNURE, 34 County Road, WoodcWLake, NJ 07675- 761 1. Donald is researching LUTKINS Maryann SMITH, 22 Vine Street, Nyack, NY 10960-3404 Joyce SVENDSEN & family, 248 Edsion Street, Clifton, NJ 07013. The SVENDSEN family is researching BOGERT & DEMAREST.
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Q26.4.1 Carol BARBER, 150 Victory Drive, This is in response to Query 426.3. la regarding Franklin, NH 03235. E-Mail cbar- David DEMAREST fiom Arnie Lang. [email protected]. Seeking info on John LAF- 1) The "DEMAREST" house that you are prob- FERTY, b. 1 Jan 1755. Married Phoebe BAR- ably referring to still exists, but it has been moved TOO (OR BARTON) in Apr 1790.John was a fiom its original location in New Milford. It veteran of the Revolutionary War, serving in the originally stood near the Huguenot Cemetery as 4th Regiment commanded by Colonel Thomas discussed below. It was saved fiom destruction POLK of Captain SMITH'S Company, North by the DEMAREST Family Association and in Carolina line. He is on the Revolutionary Census 1955, it was moved nearby to the New Bridge of NJ (1 774) in Greenwich, Gloucester county, Landing Historical Park (in River Edge). It is now NJ. John and Phoebe had 10 children. Their elder open as a museum as shown below. children were born in New Jersey. If photo copies of any documents or records are available, please contact me.
426.4.2 Linda SHEDD, 72 Cooper Rd, Pine Bush, NY 12556, Tel(914) 744-8012. My direct ancestor, Capt. William SANFORD, settled New Barbados Neck, July 4, 1668. He and other fam- ily members are written up in many history books. Need help with the following: 1) Are there any known portraits or silhouettes 2) There are questions if this was the original of Capt. William SANFORD or his family. house that was built by David DEMAREST in 2) His wife was Sarah WHARTMAN. They 1678, or by his son Samuel at a later date. There had five children together: Katherine, Peregrine, is another house still standing at 61 8 River Road William, Frace and Elizabeth. His daughter, in New Milford that was either built by David Sr. Nademia (1st child) was fiom first marriage .. . or by David Jr. about 1677 to 1680. The oldest who was the first wife? section of this house is about 12 feet square, and 3) He is supposed to be buried on his own plan- it still stands. But larger additions have been tation in Bergen County. Does anyone know ex- made to the house since that time. This house is actly where the house stood or if sketches exist? still used as a private residence. These houses are 4) I have a copy of the original Grant depicting some of the oldest building in the state. William SANFORD tract of land. Do other re- 3) A Huguenot church built by the DE- production grants exist or sold to public? MARESTS was also on the original site in New Milford. That church was demolished in the late Please submit all queries to Genealogical Society 1600's and the bricks were used in the construc- of Bergen County, The Archivist, PO Box 432, tion of the First Reformed Church in Hackensack. Midland Park, NJ 07432. Attn: Queries. You The cemetery associated with this church still help in making your queries concise and to the exists. It is enclosed by a chain link fence and is point will be most appreciated. located behind the New Milford Borough Hall on River Road. * Anyone wishing to respond to a query via The Archivist, please send answer to the Editor.
Volume XXVI, No. 4. November 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Pane 3 The Arebhrisi, a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Sodety of Bergen Countyt New Jew P.O.Box 432, Midland Pack, New Jersey07432 =- Bergen County's Townships and MunicipaIities - Part 3 Compiled by Arnold Lang
As discussed in the last issue of The Archivist, in 1836, Bergen County encompassed all of the area that presently includes Bergen and Hudson counties, and most of the area of Passaic County. Then, in 1837, the entire western section of Bergen County was set off to form part of Passaic County. Three years later, Hudson County was set off from the southern part of the county. These events reduced Bergen County to a fraction of its former size, and it was lefi with less than 50% of its previous population. The history continues with these and other events leading up to 1893, the year before 26 boroughs were formed in Bergen County.
Passaic County Formed - February 7,1837 Acquackanonk had been actively lobbying to separate from Essex County. They had become increasingly When New Barbadoes Township was added to Bergen unhappy being Part of Essex County since Nmark County in 1710, it had been separated hmthe Tomhip of received preference. Finally, in 1837, the New Jersey Acquackanonk and New Barbadoes.. At that time, State Legislature approved the formation of Passaic Acquackanonk Township (which includes the present cities County. As shown by the following map, this new of Passaic ,Paterson and Clifion) had remained as part of county consisted of: Essex County. Parts of Bergen County including By 1831, the population of the Paterson area of West Milford Township Acquackmonk had grown considerably, and this area was Pompton Township then set off to become Paterson Part of Saddle River Township (which was then Township. This became named Manchester Township in Passaic Co.) Patenon City in 1851. Parts of Essex County including Acquackanonk Township Paterson Township
Hudson County Formed - 1840
On February 22, 1840, the New Jersey Legislature acted to form Hudson County from the southern section of Bergen County. This new county was comprised of Bergen Township Part of Lodi Township The city of Jersey City. In 1820, while still part of Bergen County, Jersey City was formed within Part of Bergen County Bergen Township. Later in 1838, set OW to passsic County Jersey City was reincorporated - 1837 and made a city separate from Bergen Township.
The part of Lodi Township that was set off to Hudson County was Part of Betgen County set off to named Harrison Township. The new boundary between Lodi Township (Bergen County) and Harrison Bergen, Passaic, Township (Hudson county) followed the New Barbadoes Turnpike, now and Hudson Counties called Patterson Plank Road. Ca 1841
Volume XXM, No. 4, November 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 4 Tkc Arrhhrisi, a quarterly publication of the Gemlogical !Societyof Bergen County, New Jersey -P .-.fl '".-Rnu 677."-)-.'".-". MiAlanrl Part"...,-..... Nw -I.ulr,1- n7d17", ,-a Bergen County - 1840 to 1893 County. Union Township was thus set off &om Harrison Township to be part of Bergen County. The remaining townships within Bergen County Midland Twp - 1871. Midland Township was set continued to be divided to form other townships. The off from New Barbadoes Township. as sigmficant changes, shown by the map below, were: Engfewood Twp 1871 Washington Twp 1840. AU of the area of Hanington - - Palisades Twp 1871 Township located between the Hackensack River and - Ridgefield Twp - 1871 Saddle River was set off to form Washington Township. The original Township of Hackensack, which Hohokus Twp 1849. The Township of Hohokus was - occupied the area between the Hudson and the set off fiom the northern part of Franklin Township and Hackensack Rivers was divided to fonn these three extended fiom Saddle River on the east to the western townships. boundary of Bergen County. Ridgewood Twp 1876. The Township of Union Twp 1852. Some of the area that had been - - Ridgewood was formed fiom Franklin Township. transferred to Hudson County 12 years previously was Orvil Twp - 1886. ONil Township was set off added back to Bergen County after people in the fiom parts of both Washington and Hohokus northen part of Harrison Township (which was in townships. This area is designated by the dashed Hudson County) petitioned to be returned to Bergen lines on the map. Boiling Springs Twp - 1889. Boiling Springs Township was set off from Union Township. This Bergen County later became East Rutherford and is shown, the dashed line on the map.. Bergen Twp - 1893. Bergen Township (in Bergen County) was set off fiom the lower section of Lodi Township as shown by the dashed line on the map.
Other changes that occurred during this period included: Carlstadt Village was formed within Lodi Township in 1860. (In 1894, an additional section was added and it was changed to Carlstadt Borough.) The Hackensack Commission was formed within the Township of New Barbadoes in 1868. (New Barbadoes Twp. remained until it was replaced by Hackensack City in 1921) In 1878, the New Jersey Legislature provided for the formation of a borough New Barbadoes within a township not exceeding four square miles. Three years later, Rutherford became the first borough to be formed under that Act. Rutherford Borough was fully separated from the township form of government in 1890. Ridgefield Borough was nexf being set off fiom Ridgefield Township in 1892, Pa# Ridgefield Park Village was formed Wllege 1892 within Ridgefield Township in 1892.
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JERSEY CITY M. LUSK, Min St. Matthew's Church Apr 19,1835 Herman H. KALRANHAN to Harriet A. ARNOLD by M. LUSK, Min Aug 20,1830 Charles Denison COBB to Margaret Jun 25,1835 Thomas GRIFFITHS to Charlotte WHITE by Edmund D. BARRY, Rec- CONCKLIN by M. LUSK, Min tor Jul18,1835 Lenhard SCHOLL to Maria SMITH Sept 26,1830 William HAMSEY to Maria by M. LUSK, Min COLLINS by Edmund D. BARRY, Jul31,1835 George M. SAYLS to Harriet H. L. Rector STORY by M. LUSK, Min Nov 16,1830 Peter McMARTIN to Harriet LYON Aug 2,1835 David SMJTH to Catharine B. AN- by Edmund D. BARRY, Rector DERSON by M. LUSK, Min Mar 10,1831 James FLEMING to Alice EDGE by Oct 22,1835 James KELLY to Sarah ROBBINS by Edmund D. BARRY, Rector M. LUSK, Min May 22, 1831 Silvanus SANFORD to Eliza Nov 6,1835 Richard PRICHARD to Phebe BROWNELL by James R Talmage MOORE by M. LUSK, Min May 29,1831 Abraham VAN WINKLE to Catharine Nov 19,1835 Job STRANGE to Euphemia ALL- TRIMS by James R TALMAGE WARD by M. LUSK, Min May31,1831 James S. MOSHER to Elizabeth Dec 3,1835 Jacob DUBOIS to Catharine DUBEY MORRISON by James R TALMAGE by M. LUSK, Min July 14, 1831 Benjamin BOURN to Maria LAN- Dec 3,1835 John VAN VALEN to Nancy VAN- HAM by James R TALMAGE DERBILT by M. LUSK, Min Sep 25,1831 Lamber EVANS to Margaret GILK- Dec 17,1835 Simon HILLER to Julia A. LU- ERSON by James R TALMAGE RAUGH by M. LUSK, Min Oct 20,1831 David GRIFFING to Eliza SCOTT by Jan 5, 1837 John HALLAMAN to Catharine James R TALMAGE METZ by M. LUSK, Min Oct 23,1831 Joseph STERLING to Elizabeth Feb 25,1837 William WRITE to Christina WAT- Catharine DAYTON by James R SON by M. LUSK, Min TALMAGE Apr 5,1837 Abraham H. VAN SANTVOORD to Joseph WEBB (of Jersey City) to Phebe Catharine L. VARICK by M. LUSK, MULFORD by James C. PROVOST, Min Min. Apr 29,1837 Erastus REED to Mary B. CLARK by Dec 29,1833 James IOLINE to Ede Blank CRANE M. LUSK, Min by M. LUSK, Min Aug 3,1837 Thomas SLATER to Helen DENISOR May 12,1834 William W. PELL to Maria Antoinette by M. LUSK, Min VARICK by M. LUSK, Min Aug 3,1837 Jacob DENLSON to Sarah BERRY b~ Dec 22,1834 James MCCABE to Sophia MEL M. LUSK, Min LANEY by M. LUSK, Min Oct 1,1837 Paul LAlTARET to Eleanor Dec 23,1834 James MOODY to Catharine BAL- SCHARET by M. LUSK, Mi LANSLEY by M. LUSK, Min Oct 4,1837 Edgar OLCOTT to Sarah AM Dec 24,1834 Thomas MASON to Agnes MCBRIDE CRAFT by M. LUSK, Min by M. LUSK, Min Oct 12,1837 Joseph W. MORGAN to Mary Apr 23 1834 Abram POST to Eleanor Prior BRIT- GREEN by M. LUSK, Min TON by M. LUSK, Min Nov 14,1837 Chas. F. DURANT to Elizabeth H. May 7,1835 Henry F. ROBERTS TO Mary P. VREELAND by M. LUSK, Min CRANE by John NICHOLSON Dec 22,1837 Aaron I. CRANE to Henrietta Aug 23,1835 Charles F. MILLER (of City of New SHIELDS by M. LUSK, Min York) to Eliza SCOTT(of Jersey City) Feb 20,1838 John SHIELDS to Jane V. CRANE @ by E. BROWN, Min. M. LUSK, Min Feb 8,1836 Asa BUTMAN to Phebe FOSHAY by (Continued on page ;
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F. MOREHOUSE by M. LUSK, Min Bef 18 Dec 1658 Aug 30,1838 William STONEB to Hetta HEN- 2825 Geertje FIENDRICK-4021-. d Aft 1686 DERSON by M. LUSK, Min 2826 Jan Lubbertsen VAN BLARCOM-4061: b Sep 10,1838 Edward I. DANFORTH to Caroline 1632 EdaqHolland, Netherlands; m 7 Jun CUYLER by M. LUSK, Min New AmsterdaaNew York,Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y Oct 4,1838 Henry CRAIG to Catharine 2827 Magdaleentje Jans TELJNS-4062: d 4 Sep SCHUnER by E.D. BARRY, Rector Oct 5,1838 John F. DRAKE to Ann Maria 17 1 1 Bergen, Now Jersey City,Dutch Ref HOLMES, by E.D. BARRY, Rector Rec,N. J. act 19,1838 william JAB^ to Lucinda GOOD- 2828 David ACKERMAN-1863: b Oss,Nord Bra- MAN by E.D. BARRY, Rector bant, Dutch Republic, m 16 Sep1641; d 1662 Oct 24,1838 Vincent MANY to Catharine MANY At Sea, On Way To America by E.D. BARRY, Rector 2829 Elisabeth BELLIER-1864: b 24 Jan 1616; d Dec 6,1838 John GREEN to Sally Ann R Abt Mar 1668 Harlem, NewYork -I.,-S by E-D. BARRY, Rector 2830 Adrian VAN LAER-1865-. m Abt 1660 Dee 9, 1838 William BLAKSLEE to Mary 2831 Abigael VER PLANCK-1866: d Bef 28 Apr LESTERB by E.D. BARRY, Rector 1672 Jan 1, 1839 RANDALL to Harriet 2852 Resolved WALDRON-675 5 b 10 May 16 1 by M. LUSK Min. -. Jan 15,1839 Joseph DRENNAN to Catharine Amsterdam, Holland, Netherlands, in 10 May LYNCH by E.D.BARRY, Rector 1654; d Bef 17 May 1690 Harlem, New York Feb 13,1839 Benjamin BLAGGE to Frances B. 2853 Tanneke NAGEL-6756: b Abt 1624 Of Gronin KEON by M. LUSK, Min gen,Netherlands Mar 3,1839 Henry STIFF to Jane STAGG by E.D. 2856 Epke Jacobse BANTA-15 17: b 161 9 Nether- BARRY Rector lands; in Abt 1652 Netherlands Apr 20,1839 John B. JENKINS to Rachel LOCEY 2857 Sitske DIRKSDR-15 18: b 1624 Netherlands by M. LUSK, Min 2858 Samuel DENMAREST-1 306: b 5 Aug 1656 Apr 26,1839 George DUNCAN to Mary SMITI3 Mannheim, Palatinate, Germany, in I I Aug by M. LUSK, Min 1678 BergeqBergeqDutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Bef The next issue of The Archivist will continue the Bergen 19 Oct 1728 Hackensack, Bergen, N.J. County Marriages. 2859 Maria DE RUINE-1547: b I Jan 1662 Harlem, New York; d Aft 19 Oct 1728 Ahnetafel by Donna Ristenbatt 2860 Cornelis Christiansen VAN HOORN-2355: b abt Aug 1653 New Amsterdam, New York;d The following is a continuation fiom the August 1999 Bef 24 Mar 172811729 HackensackBergen, Archivist ofthe Ahnetafel Chart submitted by Donna Ris- ITT tenbatt. 1Y.J. 1 2861 Margrietje VANDERBURGH-2356: c 26 May I Geertie FONDA-4 176 1658 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Ref David ACKERMAN-1863: b Oss,Nord Bra- Ch,N.Y.; d Aft 22 Mar 172611727 bant, Dutch Republic; m 16 Sep 1641; d 1662 Samuel DEMAREST-1306: b 5 Aug 1656 At Sea, On Way To, America Mannheim, Palatinate, Germany; in 1 1 Aug Elisabeth BELLIER-1864: b 24 Jan 16 16; d 1678 BergeqBergeqDutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Bef Abt Mar 1668 Harlem, NewYork 19 Oct 1728 Hackensack, Bergen, N.J. Adrian VAN LAER- 1865 -m Abt 1660 Maria DE RUINE-1547: b 1 Jan 1662 Harlem, Abigael VER PLANCK-1866: d Bef 28 Apr New York; d Aft 19 Oct 1728 1672 Jan TIBOUT-4183: b Bruges, Flanders; in Bef 1666 I (Continued on page 8) 1 1 Volume XXVI. No. 4. November 1999 ISSN 0275-0309 Page 7 The Archivbtl a quarterly publication of the Genealogical Society of Bergen County, New Jersey P.O.Box 432, Midland Park, New Jersey 07432
(Continuedj?om page 7) 1644 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Ref 2873 Sara VAN DER VLUCET-4184: d Bef 3 Sep Ch,N.Y.; m 8 Nov 1665 New York, New 1687 York, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y. 2876 Marten RYERSEN-2178: c 23 Nov 1637 Ams- 2985 Apollonia Cornelis SWITS-2257: c 25 Oct terdam, Holland, Nieuwe Kerk, Netherlands; in 1648 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Ref 14 May 1663 Brooklyn, Kings, Dutch Ref Ch, Ch,N.Y. N.Y.; d Abt 1687 2986 Jan Dircksen VAN AERNHEM-2258: b 2877 Annetje Joris RAPALJF,-2179: b 8 Feb 1646 From, Aernhem; m 28 Jun 1664 New York, New Amsterdam,(New York), N.Y. New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N. Y. 2878 Willem VAN DER SCHUEREN-2091: b From, 2987 Sara F-2259: b From, Rotterdam, Netherlands Loven, Netherlands, in 6 Apr 1663 New Amster- 2988 Samuel F-1306: b 5 Aug 1656 Mannheim, dam, New York, N.Y. Palatinate, Germany, m 11 Aug 1678 Bergen, 2879 Grietje PLETTENBURG-2092 Bergen, Dutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Bef 19 Oct 1728 2956 Cornelius Lucas VAN TIENHOVEN-2297: b Hackensack, Bergen, N. J. Probably, Utrecth Prov, Netherlands; in Bef 25 2989 Maria DE RUINE-1547: b 1 Jan 1662 Harlem, Jul 1639; d Abt 1664 New York; d Abt 19 Oct 1728 2957 Rachel VIGNE-2298: c 16 Mar 1623 Leyden, 2990 Joost DE BANE-1930: b Abt 1642 Beaune, Holland, Walloon Church, Netherlands; d 18 Feb Cote D'Or, France; m 30 Oct 1681 Holland, 1663 New York Netherlands, d Bef 19 Nov 1721 Hackensack, 295 8 Claes Claeszen BORDING23 3 1: b From, Essex, N.J. Denmark; in Abt 1649 Probably, New Amster- 299 1 Elisabeth DRABBE-1 93 1: d 1724 Hacken- dam, New York,N.Y.-d 1691 New York, NY sack, Bergen, N. J. 2959 Susanna Lues MARSURYN-2332: d Aft 5 May 2992 Cornelius Jacobsen STILLE-5519: b From, 1691 New York, New York Vreelandt; m 24 Aug 1642 New Amsterdam, 2976 Epke Jacobse BANTA-15 17: b 1619 Nether- New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; d Bef 2 Aug lands; in Abt 1652 Netherlands 1686 2977 Sitske DIRKSDR-1518: b 1624 Netherlands 2993 Claesje TREUNIS-5564: b From Amsterdam, 2978 Samuel DEMAREST-1306: b 5 Aug 1656 Holland, Netherlands; d Bef 26 Jul1659 Mannheim, Palatinate, Germany; m 11 Aug 1678 2996 Pieter QUACKENBOSCH-3732: b Abt 1614 Bergen, BergeqDutch Ref Ch,N. J.-d Bef 19 Oct Oegstgeest, South Holland, Netherlands; m 23 1728 Hackensack, Bergen, N. J. Mar 163911640 Kouderkerk, Zeeland, Nether- 2979 Maria DE RUINE-1547: b I Jan 1662 Harlem, lands; d Aft 1683 New York; d Aft 19 Oct 1728 2997 Maritie ARIENSZ-3733: b 1617 Holland, 2980 Cornelis Christiansen VAN HOORN-2355: b Netherlands; d Aft 1684 Abt Aug 1653 New Amsterdam, New York; d 2998 Jan MASTONIMARSTON-23 95 - b Abt Bef 24 Mar 172811729 Hackensack, Bergen, N.J 1625 England, m 27 Oct 1650 New Amster- 2981 Mararietie VANDERBURGH-2356: c 26 May dam, New York, Dutch Ref Ch,N.Y.-d Feb 1658 New Amsterdam, New York, Dutch Ref 167011671 Flushing, Long Island,,New York Ch,N.Y.; d Aft 22 Mar 172611727 2999 Divertje JANS-2396: b From, Noord Holland, 2982 Samuel DEMAREST-1306-b 5 Aug 1656 Netherlands; d Bef 14 Feb 167011671 Flush- Mannheim, Palatinate, Germany; m I I Aug 1678 ing, Long Island, New York Bergen, BergeqDutch Ref Ch,N.J.; d Bef 19 Oct 3000 Reyer MICHIELSZEN-4550: b 1653 1728 Hackensack, Bergen, N.J. Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands; m 15 2983 Maria DE RUINE-1547: b I Jan 1662 Harlem, Apr 1686 New Haerlem, Dutch Ref Ch, N.Y., New York; d Aft 19.0ct 1728 d Bef 20 Dec 1733 Fordham, Westchester, 2984 Jan Thomaszen ECKERSON-2256: c I I Dec (Continued on page 9
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(Continuedfiontpage 8) 3046 Pieter Jansen SLOT-4047: b Amster- N.Y. dam,Holland,,Netheriands; in 2 Feb 1663 New 3001 Jacomyntje TIBOUT-4435-b Abt Jun 1666 AmsterdawNew YorkDutch Ref Ch,N.Y.; d Brooklyn, N.Y. Bef 23 Mar 1692 3002 Walter DOBBS-4571: d Abt 1689 3047 Marretie Jacobse VAN WINCKEL-1682: b 3003 Mary MERRITT-4572: b Abt Jun 1632 Eng- Abt 1643; d Bef 20 Dec 1702 land; d Mar 1737 Barren Island, Flatlands, Ja- 3048 David DEMAREST Sr.-1301: b Abt 1620 maica Bay, N.Y. Beauchamp,Cambray,,France;in 29 Jul1643 3004 Reyer MICHIELSZEN-4550: b 1653 Middleburgzeeland, Walloon Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands; m 15 Church,Netherlands-d 16 Oct 1693 New Mil- Apr 1686 New HaerleqDutch Ref Ch, N.Y.; d ford,N. J. Bef 20 Dec 1733 Fordham, Westchester, N.Y. 3049 Marie SOHIER-1302: b 3005 Jacomyntje TJBOUT-4435: b Abt Jun 1666 From,Nieppe,Hainault,France; d Abt 1678 Brooklyn,N.Y. Bergen, N.J. 3006 Josias Janszen DRATSDRAKE-2609: b 3050 Simon DE RUINE-1588: b From Lan- From, Amsterdam, Holland, Netherlands; m 30 drecy,Hainault,,France; d Bef 13 Jun 1678 Apr 1682 New Breukelen, Kings, Dutch Ref Flushing,Long Island,,N.Y. Ch,N.Y.; d 1701 Brooklyn, Kings, NY 305 1 Magdalena VAN DER STRAATEN-4045 3007 Altie BROUWER-2592: d 5 Apr 1733 3052 Isaac BATTON-6036: b 3010 Francois LOZIERLLE SLTELJR-5 774: b Leschelle,Picardy,,France, d Aft 1696 Abt 1625 Challe Mesnil,Normandy, France; in 3053 Mary DE LORME-6037 12 Jul 1659 New AmstordaxqNew York,Dutch 3584 Peter WRIGHT-105: b Abt 1570 England; m Ref Ch,N.Y.; d Abt 1671 Harlem,New York abt 7 Jun 1594, dAbt 1617 30 11 Jannetje Hillebrants PETERSEN-5775: b Abt 3585 Ann-106 1639 Netherlands; d Aft 15 Sep 1678 3592 Thomas STACYE-542: b Abt 1574 England, in 3016 Michiel Bastian (VAN KORTRIJK)4545- b 18 May 1597 Hansworth Parish, Yorkshire,, 1620 Leerdam, South Holland,, Netherlands England -d abt 163211633 England 3018 Jan TIBOUT-41 83: b Bruges,Flanders; m Bef 3593 Anne BOOTH-543: b Abt 1579 England 1666 3594 John FULLWOOD-539: b Of East- 3019 Sara VAN DER VLUCHT-4184: d Bef 3 Sep wood,Nottinghamshire,England 1687 3 595 Mary GARLAND-540 3 040 David ACKERMAN-1863: b Oss,Nord Bra- 3598 John HEATH-39 13 bant, Dutch Republic; in 16 Sep 1641; d 1662 3599 Elizabeth -39 14: d Aft 1673 England At Sea,On Way To America 3610 William SWIFT-423 1: b Probably, Bocking , 3 041 Elisabeth BELLIER-1864: b 24 Jan 1616; d County Suffolk, England' d Jan 1644 Sandwich, Abt Mar 1668 Harlem, New York Barnstable, Mass. 3042 Abraham Isaacsen VERPLANCK-3 578: b Abt 361 1 Joan - 4232 1606 Netherlands; m abt 1634; d 1691 Smith's 3612 Henry HOWLAND-4377: d 17 may 1635 Fen- Va1ley;N.Y. stanton, Huntingdon, England 3043 Maria VIGNE3577: b Abt 1613 Valenciennes, 3613 Margaret - 4378: bu 31 Jul1629 France, d Abt 1671 New York 3 858 Richard PRIGGE-3901 3044 Francois LOZIERLLE SUEUR-5774: b Abt 1625 Challe Mesnil, Normandy, France; in 12 To be continued in the next issue of The Archivist. Jul1659 New AmsterdaqNew York,Dutch Don't miss it. Pay your dues early.
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3 - "Dollars for Documents'' : Editor's Corner . --. - -- -.".. -- . --- - -. - .------. .------. -- .. ------.- - --.------.. - .-- - .. .- ..-...--- - .- - -.- -"--"------. ------I Recently our liaison to the Federation of Ge- I would like to thank all of our members and guests nealogical Societies, Frank Poole, attended the who attended our frrst meeting at the Ridgewood Pub- national convention in St. Louis. As a member lic Library. The attendance was over 100 people. Society, the FGS has requested us to ask our Peggy Norris welcomed us to our new home. A special membership to donate $1 each to the Stern NARA "Thank you" is extended to the Nancy Greene, Library Gift Fund. Some of you may not know what this Director and the RPL Board of Directors for their fund is. Let me excerpt and quote fiom the FGS forsight in the importance of the Local History and website (www.fgs.org/-fgs/naragift.htm). 'Xabbi Genealogical Reference collections. We are proud of Malcolm Stern was the founder of the Genealogi- our partnership with the Board and Staff of the RPL. cal Coordinating Committee and creator of the We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial Gift Fund. This fund was established to collect partnership with the RPL. Much of our collection is on the shelves upstairs in money fom rnicrofihhg National Archives the Local History and Genealogical Reference Area. records. fimd drive is known as "Dollars for This Without the many hours put in by Peggy Norris, the Documents". The GCC was disbanded in 1995 RPL staff and our Society's volunteers, headed by however the fund continues and is nationally sup- Nancy Groo, our collection might not have been avail- ported to finance the creation of finding aids and able until next year. Nancy is now the expert on our the microfilming of valuable research materials collection, laminating and many other talents she never now preserved in the National Archives and knew she had. Thanks Peggy, staff, Nancy and your Records Administration in Washington, D.C. volunteers for your hands on work. These microform copies, produced without gov- Members are needed to assist patrons of the library ernment funding, are then distributed to the 13 on the use of our collection. An orientation will be National Archives Regional Archives for use by held for volunteers interested in helping others inter- researchers as well as copies available through the ested in genealogy. If you are interested, please con- LDS Family History Centers. Some of the records tact Nancy Groo at (201) 447-0368. filmed are: Galveston Passenger Arrival Records, Hopefully, The Archivist, is back on track providing the membership with the information it wants. If you 1896-1948; T1224 1920 Census Enumeration Dis- have any comments, answers to queries or articles, tricts; M1747 Index to War of 1812 Prisoner of please send them to: Lucille Siebold, PO Box 561, War Records just to name a few. The FGS Glen Rock, NJ 07452 or email at administers the Malcolm Stern NARA Gift Fund.
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