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     Jacob Janszen was born circa 1660. He married Annetje Fontine, daughter of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile, on 9 September 1685 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York.¹

     Mauritz Covert was born circa 1660. He married Annetje Fontine, daughter of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile, on 1 April 1690 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York.

     Johannes Fontine was born before 1666 at Bushwick, Kings County, New York. He was the son of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile. Johannes Fontine took the Oath of Allegience, as native born, in 1687 at Bushwick, New York.¹ He married Reymerig Symonse Van Noorstrant on 23 March 1689 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York; His 1st.¹ Johannes Fontine married Maria DuBois after 1690. Johannes Fontine married Catrina Willemse on 1 January 1690 or 27 August 1690; His 2nd.²

     Catrina Willemse was born circa 1668. As of circa 1688,her married name was Fontine. She married Johannes Fontine, son of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile, on 1 January 1690 or 27 August 1690; His 2nd.¹

     Reymerig Symonse Van Noorstrant was born circa 1669. She married Johannes Fontine, son of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile, on 23 March 1689 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York; His 1st.¹ As of 23 March 1689,her married name was Fontine.

     Leah Fontine was baptized on 3 February 1664/65 at the Reformed Dutch Church, Bushwick, Long Island, New York. She was the daughter of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile. Leah Fontine married Frederick Simonson on 13 August 1687 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York.

     Frederick Simonson was born circa 1662. He married Leah Fontine, daughter of Charel Fonteyn and Catharyn de Baile, on 13 August 1687 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Kings County, New York.

     Thomas Johnson was born circa 1736. He married Hannah Fonteyn, daughter of Carel Fonteyn and Sarah Nolan, circa 1759.

     Ruth (?) was born circa 1737. She married John Fonteyn, son of Carel Fonteyn and Sarah Nolan, circa 1758. As of circa 1758,her married name was Fonteyn.

     Charles Fonteyn was born before 1780. He was the son of John Fonteyn and Ruth (?).

     (?) Williams was born circa 1729. He married Mary Fonteyn, daughter of Carel Fonteyn and Sarah Nolan, circa 1752.

     Machtelt Gerrits was born circa 1646. As of circa 1666,her married name was Buys. She and Cornelis Janse Buys obtained a marriage license on 21 July 1676 at New York; "Buys, Cornelius, and Mactell Gerritz, W.O.P. iii 202" The baptism record of their daughter Margrietje provides the conclusive circumstantial evidence that it was Cornelis Jans Buys who married Machtel Gerrits.^2,1,3

     Her married name was Willemszen.^1,2,3 Willemtje Thyssen was born circa 1640. She and Roelof Willemszen were (an unknown value) in 1663 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^2,1,3 Willemtje Thyssen married Roelof Willemszen after 1663 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; Her 1st.^1,2,3 Willemtje Thyssen married Jan Cornelise Buys, son of Cornelis Hendrickse Buijs and Hendrickje Jans Damen, between 13 December 1666 and 14 January 1674; His 3rd (widower). Her 2nd (widow).^4,2,5 Willemtje Thyssen witnessed the baptism of Margrietje Buys on 12 October 1679 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Cornelis Buys and Machtel Gerrits. Sponsors: Jan Buys and Willemptje Thyssen."^2,6,7,8 Willemtje Thyssen witnessed the baptism of Abigael Appelby on 26 February 1682 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of William Appleby and Dievertje Jans. Sponsors: Jans Buys and Willemje Thyssen."^9,10,2 As of before 29 November 1686,her married name was Buys. Willemtje Thyssen left a will on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^1,2,11

     Also called Cornelys Buyse Signature.² Cornelis Janse Buys was baptized on 3 November 1652; "Son of Jan Corneliszen. Sponsors: Hendrick Janszen van Schalckwyck, Jan Lubbertszen and Tryntie Lubberts."^1,3,4 He was the son of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse. Cornelis Janse Buys and Machtelt Gerrits obtained a marriage license on 21 July 1676 at New York; "Buys, Cornelius, and Mactell Gerritz, W.O.P. iii 202" The baptism record of their daughter Margrietje provides the conclusive circumstantial evidence that it was Cornelis Jans Buys who married Machtel Gerrits.^5,1,6 Cornelis Janse Buys was took the Oath of Allegience to the King of England in September 1687 at Kings County, New York.⁷

In 1698, Cornelis Janse Buys appeared on the census at Gravesend, New York.

He appeared on a deed in 1711.²

     Jan Janse Buys was born circa 1660. He was the son of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse. Jan Janse Buys was a member of the Dutch Church in 1677 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. He witnessed the baptism of Jannitje Appelby on 23 September 1683 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Willem Appleby and Divertje Jans. Sponsors: Jan Janse Buys and Tryntje Jans."^1,2,3 Jan Janse Buys married Susanna (?) before 1684. Jan Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Jan Jacobszen Buys on 18 October 1691 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Son of Jakop Jansen Buys and Marritje Joris. Sponsors: Jan Buys and Tryntje Klaes."^4,2,5,6 Jan Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Symen Simonse on 2 April 1692 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Sponsors: Jan Buys and Grietje Symens."^7,2,8 Jan Janse Buys conveyed, being "of Brooklyn," with his wife Susanna, lands to Jurian Bries in 1694 at Connecticut.⁹ He witnessed the baptism of Jan Matthyse Buys on 7 July 1700 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Son of Thys Buys and Lysbet ___?. Sponsors: Jan Buys and Hilletje Simense."^7,2,10,11

     Claes Simonse was born circa 1687. He married Hilletje Janse Buys, daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen, before 1692.

     Her married name was Verwey. Hendrickjen Janse Buys was baptized circa 1657. She was the daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse. Hendrickjen Janse Buys married Cornelis Verwey before 1678; Her 1st. Hendrickjen Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Jan Coerton in 1686 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, New Jersey; "son of Jan Koerte and Neeltje Beus. Sponsors: Cornelis and Hendrickje Verwey."^1,2,3 Marriage banns for Hendrickjen Janse Buys and Reynier Van Giessen were published on 1 October 1698 at Bergen, New Jersey; "Betrothed, Reynier Van Giessen, widower of Dirckje Cornelis van Groenlinde and Hendrickje Janse Buys, widow of Cornelis Vorwey."^4,5,2 Hendrickjen Janse Buys married Reynier Van Giessen on 17 October 1698 at Bergen, New Jersey; His 2nd. Her 2nd. "On the Polvly by Domine Bertolf."^4,5,2

     Tryntje Janse Buys was born circa 1663. She was the daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse. Tryntje Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Jannitje Appelby on 23 September 1683 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Willem Appleby and Divertje Jans. Sponsors: Jan Janse Buys and Tryntje Jans."^1,2,3 Tryntje Janse Buys married Baltus Barentse Van Kleek before 1685.^2,4 Tryntje Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Cornelis Verwey on 2 April 1688 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen, New Jersey; "Son of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans. Sponsers: Baltus Barentse Van Kleeck and Tryntje Jans, his wife."^5,6,2,7

     Her married name was Simonse. Hilletje Janse Buys was born after 1674. There is no record of her baptism.^1,2 She was the daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen. Hilletje Janse Buys witnessed the will of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^2,1,3 Hilletje Janse Buys married Claes Simonse before 1692. Hilletje Janse Buys witnessed the baptism of Jan Matthyse Buys on 7 July 1700 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Son of Thys Buys and Lysbet ___?. Sponsors: Jan Buys and Hilletje Simense."^2,1,4,5

     Also called Thys Buys. Matthys Janse Buys was baptized on 14 January 1674 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; "Son of Jan Corn Buys and Willemtie Thyssen. Sponsors: Jan Corneliszen Ryck (Jan Cornelis Damen (alias Ryck)) and (his wife) Sytie Martens."^1,2,3,4,5 He was the son of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen. Matthys Janse Buys witnessed the will of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^1,3,6 Matthys Janse Buys married Lysbet (?) before 1700.^7,1,3

     Wolfert Webber Sr. was born circa 1565 at Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.¹ He lived after 1588 at the Oude-Zyde Voorburghval, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.² Marriage banns for Wolfert Webber Sr. and Annetgen Kock were published on 8 July 1600 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands; Wolfert "... assisted by Henrik Beyer, his former master," and Annetgen "... assisted by Niesgen Kocks, her mother."^3,4 Wolfert Webber Sr. was a wine merchant in 1601 at Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.² As of 18 January 1604, also called Wolfert Webber de oude As father of Wolfert de jonge (Jr.). He witnessed the publication of marriage banns of Wolfert Webber Jr. and Anna Jansz Wallis on 2 January 1630 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Wolfert Webber, de Jonge, born in Amsterdam, aged 26 years, assisted by Wolfert Webber, his father, residing on Heergracht, and Anna Wallis, born in Amsterdam, age 19 years, assisted by Saara Walis, her mother, residing at Oestermacht."⁵ Wolfert Webber Sr. witnessed the publication of marriage banns of Jan Hendrickszen Selyns and Anna Webber on 23 August 1630 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; His 2nd. "Jan Hendricks Selijns, born at Amsterdam, widower of Jannetie Mareez., residing in the Warmoestraet, and Angieta Webbers, born in Amsterdam, assisted by her father, Wolphert Webber, residing at the Herregracht."^5,6 Wolfert Webber Sr. was (an unknown value) in 1631 at the Warmoes Straet, near the St. Jans Straet, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands. He witnessed the baptism of Johannes Webber on 20 May 1631 at the Nieuw Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Parents, Wolfert Webber, de jonge, Anneke Walles; witness, Wolfert Webber, de oude."⁵

     Annetgen Kock was baptized in December 1579 at the Reformed Oede Kerck, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Parents, Heijnrick Kock, (mothers name not given); witnesses, none."^1,2 She was the daughter of Henrick Henricksz Kock and Agnietgen Jans Selyns. Annetgen Kock lived in July 1600 at the Halsteegh (Market Alley), Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.³ Marriage banns for Annetgen Kock and Wolfert Webber Sr. were published on 8 July 1600 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands; Wolfert "... assisted by Henrik Beyer, his former master," and Annetgen "... assisted by Niesgen Kocks, her mother."^4,5

     Also called Arretgen Koch. Marritgen Kock was baptized on 1 June 1570 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Parents, Hendrick Cock, Nies Jans; witnesses Jan Goverts, Remerich Jans."¹ She was the daughter of Henrick Henricksz Kock and Agnietgen Jans Selyns. Marriage banns for Marritgen Kock and Hans Lenaertz were published on 6 November 1593 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Hans Lenaertz. born in Coellen [Cologne, Nord Rhein, Westfalen, West Germany], aged 23 years, assisted by Lenaert Lenaerts, his father, and Caerl Lenaerts, his uncle, and Maritgen Cocks, aged 22 years, assisted by Heinrich Cocks, her father, and Niesgen Cocks, her mother."¹

     Sara Koch was baptized on 21 March 1591 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Parents, Hijndrick Koeck, schorteldoekwever, Nies Jans; witness, Griet Jans."¹ She was the daughter of Henrick Henricksz Kock and Agnietgen Jans Selyns. Sara Koch witnessed the baptism of Anna Webber on 15 June 1608 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Parents, Wolfert Webber, Agnietje Kocks; witnesses, Willem Selijns, Apolonia Spenckhuisen, Saertje Kocks."² Marriage banns for Sara Koch and Justen de Beyer were published on 18 July 1609 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Justinus de Beijer, born in Nijmegen, and Sara Jans [sic] Cocx, born in Amsterdam, aged 18 years, assisted by Niesken Heyndrix (Niesken Jans), and Hans Lenaerts, her brother-in-law."¹ Marriage banns for Sara Koch and Melchisedec Sandra were published on 6 November 1614 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.¹

     Justen de Beyer was born circa 1589 at Nijmegen, Germany. Marriage banns for Justen de Beyer and Sara Koch were published on 18 July 1609 at the Reformed Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands; "Justinus de Beijer, born in Nijmegen, and Sara Jans [sic] Cocx, born in Amsterdam, aged 18 years, assisted by Niesken Heyndrix (Niesken Jans), and Hans Lenaerts, her brother-in-law."¹

     Ruliff P. Smock was born circa 1822. He was the son of Peter R. Smock and Catharine Hendrickson.

     Cyrenius Hendrickson was born circa 1809. He married Ida Van Mater circa 1830.

     Ida Van Mater was born circa 1810. She married Cyrenius Hendrickson circa 1830. As of circa 1830,her married name was Hendrickson.

     Denise Hendrickson was born circa 1778. He married Antje Schenck circa 1800.

     Antje Schenck was born circa 1780. She married Denise Hendrickson circa 1800. As of circa 1800,her married name was Hendrickson.

     Cornelius Ackerson was born circa 1799. He married Sarah Townsend circa 1821.

     Sarah Townsend was born circa 1801. She married Cornelius Ackerson circa 1821. As of circa 1821,her married name was Ackerson.

     Elizabeth Ackerson was born after 1886. She was the daughter of Henry Elijah Ackerson and Ida Van Mater Hendrickson. As of after 1906,her married name was Weigand. Elizabeth Ackerson married Peter Weigand after 1906. Elizabeth Ackerson was buried in the Ackerson Family Cemetery, Indian Hill, Holmdel, Monmouth County, New Jersey.

     Peter Weigand was born circa 1884. He married Elizabeth Ackerson, daughter of Henry Elijah Ackerson and Ida Van Mater Hendrickson, after 1906.

     John Wellington Foster Sr. was born circa 1901. He married Jennie Dartt Peck circa 1913.

     Jennie Dartt Peck was born circa 1903. She married John Wellington Foster Sr. circa 1913. As of circa 1913,her married name was Foster.

     Samuel Karl Weinhold was born circa 1917. He married Alice Emma Teubert circa 1940.

     Alice Emma Teubert was born after 1919. She married Samuel Karl Weinhold circa 1940.

     Pietertje Corneliszen was baptized on 28 October 1640 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; Witnesses: Jeurgie Hendrickszen, Hester Simons.¹ She was the daughter of Claes Corneliszen.

     Gerbrant Meutelaer was baptized on 4 April 1649 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York.¹ Gerbrant Meutelaer was the child of Claes Corneliszen.

     Ariaen Claeszen was baptized on 5 November 1651 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; Witnesses: Joris Jacobszen, Adriaentie Tremme's.¹ She was the daughter of Claes Corneliszen.

     Cornelis Claeszen was baptized on 4 October 1643 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; Witnesses: Claes Claeszen, Hester Gerrits.¹ He was the son of Claes Corneliszen.

     Floris Claeszen was baptized on 20 January 1647 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; Witnesses: Hendrick Pieterszen, Jan Theuniszen Schay, Jons Jacobszen, Marritje Lievens, Sara Cornelis.¹ She was the daughter of Claes Corneliszen.

     Thomas Bouman was baptized on 25 July 1680 at Dutch Reformed Church, Flatbush, Long Island, New York.^1,2 He was the son of Jacob Jorise and Lysbeth Thomas. Thomas Bouman settled near New Brunswick at New Jersey.¹

     Jannetje Andrieszen was baptized on 17 October 1657 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 17 Oct; Lucas Andrieszen, Aetje Laurens; Jannetje; Laurens Corneliszen, Jannetje Sebyns. She was the daughter of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.

     Geertruyd Andrieszen was baptized on 14 July 1660 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 14 Jul; Lucas Andrieszen, Aefje Laurens; Geertruyd; Jan Janszen Van Brestede, Tryntie Jans. She was the daughter of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.

     Andries Andrieszen was baptized on 1 November 1662 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 1 Nov; Lucas Andrieszen, Aefje Laurens; Andries; Jan Joosten, Wyntie. He was the son of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.

     Tietje Andrieszen was baptized on 16 September 1665 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 16 Sept; Lucas Andrieszen, Aefje Laurens; Tietje; Marritie Andries. Tietje Andrieszen was the child of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.

     Andries Andrieszen was baptized on 12 October 1667 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 12 Oct; Lucas Andrieszen, Aefje Laurens; Andries; Jan Janszen Breedstede, Tryn Jans. He was the son of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.

     Laurens Andrieszen was baptized in June 1669 at the Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; Jun; Lucas Andrieszen, Aechtie Laurens; Laurens; Jan Joosten, Marritie Andries. He was the son of Captain Lucas Andrieszen and Aefje Laurens Van der Wel.