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Family Group Sheet
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Origins of Blanchon and Jorisse families and Surname translation information.
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HUSBAND Matthys BLANCHAN
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I have some interesting court proceedings of the Dutch Records of Kingston related to Matthew Blanchan. Read Records
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Birth
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1604
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Noevill O'Corne, Ricame, St. Paul, Artois, Normandy, France
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Immigration
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26 Apr 1660
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New Amsterdam (America) on the ship "De Verguige Otter" (The Gilded Otter). Add’l Info
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Misc
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7 Dec 1660
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Dominie Blom's record of their presence at his first celebration of the Lord's Supper December 25th in Esopus, NY; Esopus, Ulster Co., NY (Heidgard; American Desc. of Chretien DuBois, p. 6, citing Riker's "History of Harlem, New York," 1881.)
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Property
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25 Apr 1663
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Obtained ground briefs, Blanchan, Crispell and DuBois all received grants of land in Hurley, near Kingston. From the early Records of Kingston, Book 2 p. 259
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Property
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8 Oct 1666
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land Jan Jansen van Oosterhout conveyed to him for a house and lot in Wyltwyck (Wildwyck) (in area of Esopus Creek), Ulster Co., NY
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Misc
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16 Oct 1666
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Roeloff Swartwout & Jurien Westphael make a declaration respecting the arrival of Matthew & Family; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY
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Property
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18 Jun 1667
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a Deed of confirmation from Gov. Nicolls for a house and lot of ground ; Wildwyck (in area of Esopus Creek), Ulster Co., NY. According to Heidgard, Matthew Blanchan was a very rich man and much of the property that eventually was held by Louis DuBois probably came from him.
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Military
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1670
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in the militia at Hurley, NY under Capt. Pauling; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY182
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Will
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22 Aug 1671
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. Will proved March 4, 1687 in Kingston.
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Property
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7 Jun 1673
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a Deed of confirmation from Gov. Lovelace for 63 acres of land; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY
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Property
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8 Jun 1677
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made agreement to purchase a distillery mill and lot for 500 Schepels of wheat with Jacques DuBois (brother of Louis DuBois); Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Misc
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1678
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founded New Paltz on the Hudson; New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY
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Misc
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11 Aug 1679
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purchased a Negro and Negress for 800 guilders; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY183
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Property
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20 May 1686
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a lot of land surveyed (63 acres), part of Hurley, located north side of Esopus by Philip Welles; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY
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Property
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11 Oct 1686
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a Patent for 62 3/4 acres (36 rods) of land; Hurley, Ulster Co., NY
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Death
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30 Apr 1688
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Marriage
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15 Oct 1633
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Armentieres Noeville O'Corne, Ricame, St. Paul, Artois, Normandy, France
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Father
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Leonin BLANCHAN b: Abt. 1578
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Mother
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Isabeau LEROY b: Abt. 1582 in France
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WIFE Magdeline Brissen JORISSE
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Birth
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27 Oct 1611
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Noeville O'Corne, Ricame, St. Paul, Artois, Normandy, France
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Death
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1680
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Father
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Petrus Pierre Joire b: Abt 1580. It is speculated that her father could have been Joris Serge.
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Mother
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Jacoba Le Blanc b: Abt 1580 in Armentieres, France d: bet 1680-1706*
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CHILDREN of this union
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Anna BLANCHAN
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Birth
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1635
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in Wicres, Flanders, France
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Death
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Apr 1698
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Marriage
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12 May 1670
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Simon FREAR (FREOR)
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Catherine (Catryn) BLANCHAN1 View Family Group Record as a Parent
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Birth
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17 Oct 1637
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in Wicres, Flanders, France
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Will
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1712
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New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY
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Death
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18 Oct 1713
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Esopus (Kingston), Ulster Co., NY. Buried in the First Dutch Churchyard.
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Marriage
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10 Oct 1655
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Louis (The Walloon) DUBOIS; Manheim Frankenthall, Palatinate, Germany at the Old Prostestant Church
b: 21 Oct 1626 in Pasora De Calais, Artois, Wicres, France d: 23 Jun 1696 in Esopus, (Kingston), Ulster Co., NY
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Spouse Father
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Chretien De Fiennes DU BOIS b: Bet 1590-1597 in Wicres, Artois, Pas de Calais, France
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Spouse Mother
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Henrietta De Regneir DE BOISLEAU b: Abt 1600 in Artois, France
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Children
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View Family Group Record
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Marriage
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12 May 1670
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Jean Cottin
b: 1627 in Hurley, Ulster Co., NY d: 31 Jul 1724 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Maria BLANCHAN
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Birth
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7 Mar 1639
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Canterbury, England
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Christening
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16 May 1647
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Death
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1679
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Hurley, Ulster Co., NY
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Marriage
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31 Jan 1659
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Anthony CRISPELL (CREPELL) b: 1635 in Wicres, Artois, Normandy, France d: 1707/1708 in ,Ulster, Co., NY. He married 2nd on 12 Oct 1684 Petronella de la Mann.
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Maximillian BLANCHAN
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Birth
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14 Aug 1642
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Canterbury, England
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Death
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1660
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Armentieres, Artois, Pas de Calais, France
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Magdalena BLANCHAN
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Birth
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14 Jan 1648
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Canterbury, England
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Death
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9 Jul 1757
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Marriage
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28 Sep 1667
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Jan Matthyssen JANSEN; Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
b: 1621-1648 in Fort Orange, New Netherlands (Albany, NY) d: 7 Oct 1724 in Esopus, Ulster, NY. Married in Reformed Dutch Church. He was also known as Jan Matthys Matthyssen, Van Keulen
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Spouse Father
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Matthij Jansen Van Keulen Chr: 2 Feb 1602 in London, England d: 16 Oct 1648 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Spouse Mother
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Margriet Hendrickse b: 1624 in Amsterdam, Holland d: 1675 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Children
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Contact me for names with birth and death dates.
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Elizabet (Elizabeth) BLANCHAN
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Birth
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1651
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Manheim Die Palfz, Baden, Germany
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Death
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1715
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New York
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Marriage
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27 Oct 1668
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Peter Cornelius LOUW; Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
b: 1643/44 in Halbrand, Holstein, Germany d: 1691 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Spouse Father
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Corneliis Louw b: 1620 in of Halbrand, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia
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Spouse Mother
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Unknown Name b: Abt 1615 in of Halbrand, Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia
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Children
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Contact me for names with birth and death dates.
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Marriage
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2 Nov 1692
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Jan Focken HERMANSE; Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
b: 1641 in Ruynen, Drenthe, Holland, Netherlands d: 1724 in Kingston, Ulster, NY
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Spouse Father
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Jans Focken b: Abt 1600 in of Ruynen, Drenthe (or Dreuthe), Netherlands
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Spouse Mother
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Margriet Hendricks b: Abt 1615 in Ruynen, Drenthe, Netherlands
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Children
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Contact me for names with birth and death dates.
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Matthew BLANCHAN
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Birth
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18 Apr 1655
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Manheim Die Palfz, Baden, Germany
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Christening
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22 Apr 1655
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Manheim Die Palfz, Baden, Germany
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Death
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17 Mar 1687
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Kingston, Ulster Co., NY
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Marriage Bann
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1 Mar 1679
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First Publication
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Marriage
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30 Mar 1679
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Margariete Classen VAN SCHOONHOVEN184. In the absence of Domine Van Gaasbeeck, they were married in the church by the Secretary [of the village].
d: 1654 in New Albany, Albany Co., NY d: 1684-1694
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Note:
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In the absence of Domine Van Gaasbeeck, they were married in the church by the secretary of the village.
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Spouse Father
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Klass Hendrickes Van Schoonhoven b: 1626 Wiltsburg, Utrecht, Holland d: 15 Mar 1661 Albany, Albany Co., NY
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Spouse Mother
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Cornelia Neeltjie Frederickse b: 1630 in Utrecht, Holland d: 1661 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY,
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Children
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Contact me for names with birth and death dates.
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*Funding presently unavailable to purchase official copies of documents to determine exact dates.
Note Immigration:
The passenger list of "De Verguige Otter" (The Gilded Otter) under Capt. Cornelis Reyersz Van der Beets lists "Mattheu Blanchand, farmer, from Artois, wife and three children, Madeline, age 12; Elizabeth, age 9; and Matthew, age 5 years old." They arrived at New Amsterdam April 26, 1660. Also listed is his new son in law Anthony Krypel (Antoine Crispell). Matthys Blanshan fled to Mannheim, Germany, from France, to escape French perseution. But once he was there, he became disillusioned, went to Holland, and immigrated to the Dutch colony of New Netherlands in 1660. Four years later, in 1664, England took control of the Dutch colony and New Netherlands became New York. Back in the Palatinate, some of Blanshan's friends and relatives decided to follow his lead. So they immigrated too. When they got to New York they secured a "Patent" for land to settle on from the English government. They founded New Paltz on the Hudson in 1678. New Paltz was named in remembrance of their friends back in the Palatinate, also called the Rheinland/ Pfalz, or Pfalz. Those Huguenots were the first immigrants to leave Germany as Palatines.
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