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- In 1663 Jan and his wife left their home in Buren, Guelderland to bring t heir five children to Nieuw Amsterdm. At the time the children were 9, 8,6,5, and 1. The voyabe was on the ship Rosetree. They settled in Nie uw Utrecht (Brooklyn). Mayke signed jan's will so she was living in 16 88.
Early Dutch Settlers in New Amsterdam:
Jan Janse, the common ancestor of the family, emigrated in 1663 from Bu ren in Gelderland, as per Riker's Newtown, with wife and 5 children, f rom Buurmelzen (a town on the river Linge near Buren), as per rec. of t he marriage of his dau. Geertje, and settled in N.U., where he owned la rge tracts of land. On the assessment rolls of N.U. of 1675, 76, 83 and 9 3; mag. in 1679 and 84, on Dongan's patent of 1686. Census of 1698 an d took the oath of allegiance there in 1687.
In 1663 Jan and his wife left their home in Buren, Guelderland to bring t h eir five children to Nieuw Amsterdm. At the time the children were 9, 8 ,6,5, and 1. The voyabe was on the ship Rosetree. They settled in Nie u w Utrecht (Brooklyn). Mayke signed jan's will so she was living in 16 8 8.
Early Dutch Settlers in New Amsterdam:
Jan Janse, the common ancestor of the family, emigrated in 1663 from Bu r en in Gelderland, as per Riker's Newtown, with wife and 5 children, f r om Buurmelzen (a town on the river Linge near Buren), as per rec. of t h e marriage of his dau. Geertje, and settled in N.U., where he owned la r ge tracts of land. On the assessment rolls of N.U. of 1675, 76, 83 and 9 3 ; mag. in 1679 and 84, on Dongan's patent of 1686. Census of 1698 an d t ook the oath of allegiance there in 1687.
In 1663 Jan and his wife left their home in Buren, Guelderland to bring t heir five children to Nieuw Amsterdm. At the time the children were 9, 8,6,5, and 1. The voyabe was on the ship Rosetree. They settled in Nie uw Utrecht (Brooklyn). Mayk e signed jan's will so she was living in 16 88.
Early Dutch Settlers in New Amsterdam:
Jan Janse, the common ancestor of the family, emigrated in 1663 from Bu ren in Gelderland, as per Riker's Newtown, with wife and 5 children, f rom Buurmelzen (a town on the river Linge near Buren), as per rec. of t he marriage of his dau. Geertje , and settled in N.U., where he owned la rge tracts of land. On the assessment rolls of N.U. of 1675, 76, 83 and 9 3; mag. in 1679 and 84, on Dongan's patent of 1686. Census of 1698 an d took the oath of allegiance there in 1687.
In 1663 Jan and his wife left their home in Buren, Guelderland to bring t h eir five children to Nieuw Amsterdm. At the time the children were 9, 8 ,6,5, and 1. The voyabe was on the ship Rosetree. They settled in Nie u w Utrecht (Brooklyn). Ma yke signed jan's will so she was living in 16 8 8.
Early Dutch Settlers in New Amsterdam:
Jan Janse, the common ancestor of the family, emigrated in 1663 from Bu r en in Gelderland, as per Riker's Newtown, with wife and 5 children, f r om Buurmelzen (a town on the river Linge near Buren), as per rec. of t h e marriage of his dau. Geer tje, and settled in N.U., where he owned la r ge tracts of land. On the assessment rolls of N.U. of 1675, 76, 83 and 9 3 ; mag. in 1679 and 84, on Dongan's patent of 1686. Census of 1698 an d t ook the oath of allegiance there in 1687.
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Abt 1626 - 1689 (62 years)