Garret Schuyler

Other Events:

• Residence: 28 Oct 1805, Bergen, New Jersey, United States; 1805 Land Record where Garret Schuyler is a witness.
• Residence: 2 Jun 1814, Orange, New York, United States; Deed between Aarent P Schuyler and his wife Hanna to Philip I Schuyler of Saddle River County and Garret Schuyler of Orange County, New York.
• Residence: 20 Mar 1815, Orange, New York, United States; Garret Schuyler sale to Peter Ward 20 March 1815 Garret Schuyler of Orange County, New York Peter Ward of Franklin Township, Bergen County, New Jersey $241.87 and 1/2 cents for 161 acres in Saddle River Township and 7.5 acres of cedar swamp Formerly the farm and homestead of the late Capt. Peter Schuyler (deceased)
• Residence: 1819, Orange, New York, United States; Orange County New York Jury List - Page 201 - Garret Schuyler in 1819
• Residence: 1 May 1819, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Mortgage between Garret and Mary Schuyler and Joseph Tice 1 May 1819 Garret and Mary Schuyler from Minisink, Orange County, New York Joseph Tice from Montgomery, Orange County, New York Land in Minisink - Part of 1,000 acres - Lot #25 - Borders land of James C Gray, Silas Corwin and William Wells 1 May 1819 - Rent is $600 1,000 acres divides the Wawayanda patent
• Misc: Sep 1819, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Birth of son Philip N. Schuyler
• Census: 1820, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA
• Misc: 20 Nov 1821; Daughter Sarah A. is born.
• Residence: 2 Apr 1822, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; Sale of Lot #10 in Minisink Township, Orange County, New York 2 April 1822 Sellers: Garret and wife Mary Schuyler Buyer: William B. Stoddard Of Minisink Township Price: $1,700
• Residence: 1824, Westmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA; Daughter Mary is born. Son Philip's obituary also states that family moved to Pennsylvania in this year.
• Misc: 1826, Westmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA; Son Philo H is born.
• Misc: 1829, Ohio, United States; Daughter Elizabeth is born.
• Census: 1830, Northmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania
• Residence: 28 May 1830, Luzerne, Pennsylvania; Orange Fuller & Wife to John Parrin and other Trustees 22 February 1830 Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church: John Parrin, Thomas Pace, Richard Vincent, Garret Schuyler, Abraham Phanix (All residents of the 134 households in Northmoreland, Pennsylvania in the 1830 census). Possibly this building: 2. Center Moreland United Methodist Church https://www.lycoming.edu/umarch/open_churches/wyoming.htm
• Misc: 4 Sep 1832, Huron, Ohio, United States; Daughter Nancy is born.
• Misc: 1833, Ohio, United States; Daughter Mary's obituary says the family came to Ohio. Son Philip N.'s obituary also says 1833.
• Residence: 1834, Ohio, United States; Article on Philo H in the Huron County History says family moves to Ohio.
• Misc: 15 Sep 1834, Huron County, Ohio, USA; Daughter Nancy dies.
• Misc: 1 Oct 1834, Huron, Ohio, United States; Wife Mary dies and is buried in the Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio 2 weeks after daughter Nancy dies.
• Residence: 16 Mar 1837, Sherman Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; Deed from Garret Schuyler to George Young 16 March 1837 Sherman Township, Huron County, Ohio Consideration: $60 Formally owned by George Young and sold to Isaac Birdall
• Census: 1840, Huron, Ohio, United States
• Misc: 20 Dec 1841, Huron, Ohio, United States; Daughter Sarah A. dies.
• Misc: Feb 1843, Ridgefield, Huron, Ohio; Bankruptcy Notices

Notes:

King of Great Britain commissioned commissioners to establish what would become the final border between New York and New Jersey in 1769 and approved the boarder in 1773. Until this period the town of Minisink was in New Jersey, afterwards in New York.

Some of the Schuylers settled in Saddle River Township which was created in March 1716 making it one of the oldest townships in Bergen County. In 1772 a royal decree split Saddle River Township forming Franklin Township from the northern most half. Pompton Township was established in 1797 from both Franklin and Saddle Townships. Saddle River Township changed names in 1955 to Saddle Brook Township.

Bergen County Deeds (Books R-X), Bergen County, New Jersey

Recorded 12-Sep 1803 - 10 June 1813
Recorded at Hackensack
Abstracted by Pat Wardell, 1998

21 January 1804 (recorded 24 May 1804, Bergen Co. R:311)
John A. Schuyler of New Barbadoes Neck and Eliza, his wife, conveyed to William Halsey Esquire of New Ark in the County of Essex, for $6000., rights to Cedar Swamp and Salt Meadow land in the County of Bergen commonly known as Schuyler's Cedar Swamp and Salt Meadow whereof Arent Schuyler died seized, on S side of Road or causeway leading from the bridge over Passaic River at Belleville to the toll Bridge over Hackensack River. Mentioned: chimney of Edmund W. Kingsland house; land lately belonging to said Arent I. Schuyler, dec'd, and lands belonging to William Davis Esquire; mouth of New Ark Bay; Ponky's Kill or Punks Creek; salt meadow formerly belonging to Archibald Kennedy Esquire; Survey made 1767. Rights to cutting down, taking, and carting said Swamp Cedar Wood and Timber. Signed by John A. Schuyler, Eliza Schuyler. Witnessed by Jos. C. Hornblower.

19 May 1803 (recorded 25 Jan 1804, Bergen Co. R:330)
John Dey and Phebe, his wife, of the Township of Saddle River, conveyed to Helmegh Van Giezen and Robert Van Houten of same place, for $350, 17 acres more or less of land in the Township of Saddle River at the Great Falls of Passaic, beginning E side of Passaic River on SE corner of John Van Giesen. Mentioned are: middle of Road; land of John Stiles; land formerly belonging to Garret Van Houten, deceased. Except such part formerly sold to Cornelius Nifie for a Mill lot. Signed by John Dey, Phebe Dey. Witnessed by John Van Giesen, Anthony D. Schuyler.

1 March 1804 (recorded 10 May 1804, Bergen Co. S:143)
Nicholas J. Roosevelt of the City of New York, Merchant, conveyed to John A. Schuyler of the County of Bergen, for $1,000, 10 acres more or less, messuage, Tenement and Lot of Land in New Barbadoes Neck, beginning at Passaik River thence along land of John A. Schuyler; along land of Henry Mercelles to land of Robert Anderson. Signed by Nichs. J. Roosevelt. Witnessed by Louis Mark, Henry Cohlman.

28 October 1805 (recorded 27 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:70)
Michael Fleming and Mary, his wife, of the County of Morris, conveyed to Theunis Hannion of the County of Bergen, for £45, 30 acres strict measure in the Township of Pompton. Signed by Michael Fleming, Mary Fleming (her mark). Witnessed by William Witty, Garret Schuyler.

16 December 1805 (recorded 29 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:82) John A. Schuyler of the Township of New Barbadoes, conveyed to James Bennet [Burnet?] of the Township of Newark in the County of Essex, for $900, a meadow tract in the Township of Newark in the County of Bergen [!], beginning line of lot no. 12 belonging to John N. Cumming, including lots no. 15, 16, 17, 18 (10 acres each lot). Signed John A. Schuyler. Witnessed by Gab. Tichnor, Talmadge Kinney.

15 November 1805 (recorded 1 May 1806, Bergen Co. X:372)
William Colfax of the County of Bergen, conveyed to Cornelius Acker of the County of Bergen, for ¢250, two lots in the Township of Saddle River, of 43 acres and 23 acres; opposite a pond at Jacob B. Dooremus; Henry Cooper; John Tucker; line of Phillip J. Schuyler; Abraham Ryerson,
Esquire for said William Colfax; David J. Hennion, lately of William Drummond. Signed by William Colfax. Witnessed by Thomas J. Gillelan, George W. Colfax.

28 October 1805 (recorded 27 January 1806, Bergen Co. X:70)
Michael Fleming and Mary, his wife, of the County of Morris, conveyed to Theunis Hannion of the County of Bergen, for £45, 30 acres strict measure in the Township of Pompton. Signed by Michael Fleming, Mary Fleming (her mark). Witnessed by William Witty, Garret Schuyler.

29 Mar 1811 Conelius Eckerson and Jane, his wife, of Saddle River, sell to Elias Folley, of Franklin Twsp. 71 acres in Saddle River for $1125. The land is by the land of Henry Cooper,Phillip J. Schuyler, Henry VanWert, Jacob Doremus. Witnesses were Theodore Polhemus and Henry Cooper. Int. 15 Apr. 1811. Received and Recorded 12 Nov 1811.

1814 ?12 May 1814 Elias and Sarah Folly sell to Garret Remaine of Clarkston, Rockland County for $1750 land at Saddle River. Witnesses were William Oliver and C. Merselis. It is in line of Henry Cooper, Philip I. Schuyler. Interviewed 12 May 1814 by Cornelius Merselis.

Elias purchases 131 acres of land in Saddle River. The following people sold the land: 3/8 of land from Garret Schuyler of Minisink, Orange, NY for $960.75, 1/4 land from William Colfax for $42.50, 1/4 of land from Phillip I. or J. Schuyler and wife, Catherine for $652, 1/8 land from Adodinjah Schuyler for $321 all of Saddle River. Land was purchased on 2 Jun 1814 except land of Garret's was purchased 7 Jun 1814. Witnesses were William Colfax, Cornelius Merselius, Garret Schuyler and Eliza Schuyler.

Received and Recorded 15 Jun 1814 and 18 Jun 1814. C. Merselis was the person who interviewed grantors. Land was described as between the land of Edward Jones and Phillip J. Schuyler, Eastern part of Pompton Patent, and the River.

Elias Folly owns 131 acres of land. Neighbors are Peter, Mariah, John, Goerge L., Sally, Peter A., Abram, Martin, Lucas and Nicholas J. Ryerson, Henry Doremus, James N. Jones, Cornelius VanNess, James Jacobus, Peter VanPelt, Cornelius Ackerson, Widow VanNordt, Edward and Nicholas Jones and George ?.

1816 Elias owns 100 acres of improved land and 30 acres of unimproved land. Neighbors were Peter T. Doremus, Abrahm Ryerson, Richard Salter, Amos Oliver, Sally, Harriet, George L., John G., Nicholas, Abram G., Martin, and Lucas Ryerson, Henry Doremus, Sr. and Jr., Samuel Teninglow, Samuel Hays, Lambert Lythof, Jane Jacobus, Cornelius Ackerson, Martha V.Orden,Nicholas Jones, Edward Jones, Henry V.Wart, Samuel Romine, Philip J. Schuyler, William Oliver, Hindley McIntosh, Daniel Smith,Jr.,and Peter Berry.


1800 and 1810 New Jersey Census' missing.

No record of Garret Schuyler as Deed Grantee in Orange County, NY from 1703 through 1826

No record of Schuyler wills 1797-1837 vols. A-G, vols. 1-2 in Orange County

Unable to check Orange County wills 1787-1797 vol. A due to no index


No Schuyler wills from 1787 to 1840 in Orange County, NY

No records in Orange County Surrogate's Office 1629-1971 for Schuyler

According to the Online Index to the Plat Book of ca 1845, Huron County, Ohio the Schuyers did not live in Huron County at that time. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohhuron/platmap.htm

Nothing in Probate for Garret Schuyler in Huron County 10/2013. Huron County, Ohio, Probate Court(419) 668-4383

Land Records - Huron County Recorder (419) 668-1916 - Records before 1980's are filed in indexed books by year. Not searched yet.

Hancock County, Ohio - No probate records for Schuylers till 1918

No Wills or Estate docs for these Schuylers through 1850 in Ohio.

No records of Schuylers in Orange County, New York in index of records: https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1971-28667-22637-10?cc=1920234&wc=M9S9-LK5:532013067

F-A-G
Orange County, NY - 11 Schuyers (earliest, mid 1800?)
Sussex County, NJ - 0 Schuyers
Passaic County, NJ - 49 Schuyers (earliest, 1750)
Largely at Pompton Reformed Church Cemetery
Morris County, NJ - 20 Schuylers

Garret and Mary's daughter Mary will name one of her children Almon, which is very different. This link is to the Almond family in Passaic County, New Jersey. http://files.usgwarchives.net/nj/passaic/history/family/almond-t.txt

RESEARCH: Philip Schuyler b. 23 Dec. 1717 and Sarah Debow/Deboog/DeBouw/DeBou/Deboogh(born 1740, daughter of Garret Debow and Maria Van Derbeck). They settled at the Van Ness Mill in Bloomingdale, Passaic County, NJ. possibly Rebecca Ryesson.

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An excellent site that lays out the Schuyler genealogy: http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/families/hmgfm/schuyler-1.html


Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 53

[Believed to be the link to our family]

Had 6 children

a. Philip born about 1810, died young - Philip N Schuyler b. 6 Sep 1819 d. 1907 (MAYOR)
b. Sarah died young - Sarah Ann b 1821, d. 18 Dec 1841 (Consumption)
c. Philip died young
d. Hetty - married Peter Carr
e. Mary - married John Bastide - hes in Ae........... - 3rd child - b 1824 - married Lucius Jefferson Raynor
f. Sarah - married James Eaten - resides at Sandusky Ohio

Philo born 1826 Pennsylvania, married, died 28 Jul 1899 (could be their second Philip?)
Elizabeth born 1829 Ohio (married to Fitch)
Nancy died 1834 (as a baby)

Buried:
Birth: 1778
Death: Aug. 4, 1849

Burial:
Jones Cemetery, Huron County, Ohio, USA
Find A Grave Memorial# 129900133

Garret married Mary Heacock Abt 1817. Mary was born 1791; died 1 Oct 1834, Sherman Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried , Huron, Ohio, United States. [Group Sheet]

1. Philip N Schuyler was born 6 Sep 1819, Minisink, Orange, New York, USA; died 13 May 1907, Bellevue, Huron, Ohio, United States.
2. Sarah Ann Schuyler was born 20 Nov 1821; died 18 Dec 1841, Lyme Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried , Huron, Ohio, United States.
3. Mary A. Schuyler was born 1824, Westmoreland, Luzerne, Pennsylvania, USA; died 21 Apr 1907, Findlay, Hancock, Ohio, USA.
4. Philo H Schuyler was born 1826, Pennsylvania; died 28 Jul 1899, Lyme, Huron, Ohio, United States.
5. Elizabeth Schuyler was born Abt 1829, Ohio; died 13 Sep 1898, Perry, Ohio, United States.
6. Nancy Schuyler was born 4 Sep 1832; died 15 Sep 1834, Sherman Township, Huron, Ohio, United States; was buried , Huron, Ohio, United States.

Notes:

Film 1028561 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 52

Philip Schuyler born Dec 23 1717 died. mar? Sara Debow. da of Garret Debow and Maria Van Desbeck. He settled in Bloomindale at the Van Sep Mill. It is supposed he married as a 2 wife Rebecca Ryesson.

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In Genealogical History of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey, page 160

Sarah, born in 1740 (married Philip Schuyler), daughter of Garret De Bow (born in New York about 1703 and died about 1768 at Pompton Plains, NJ, married May 23, 1727, Maria, daughter of Paulus Vanderbeck and Catharine Ryerson. Garret settled on the lands of his father-in-law Vanderbeck at Pompton where he spent his days until he died. He had 6 children.

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http://books.google.com/books?id=EdoMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA179&dq=genealogical+and+family+history+of+southern+new+york+arent+schuyler&hl=en&sa=X&ei=KFqeUqnqLKbqiQLEvYCwBQ&ved=0CEgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=philip%20schuyler&f=false

Philip married Sarah DeBow. Sarah (daughter of Garrett Debow \ De Boog \ De Bow and Maria Van Desbeck\Vanderbeck) was born 1740; died Aft 1801. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Religion: Sep 1801, Pompton Plains, New Jersey, United States; Address:

Notes:

DeBow Family, The







THE De BOW FAMILY.-- Dirk de Bow, or de Boog, as it appears on the records at Amsterdam, Holland, emigrated from that city to America in 1649, with his four children, and settled at New Amsterdam, where he died. His children were Catharine (married, September 5, 1649, Wilhelmus Beckman), Susanna (married, in 1660, Arent Everson), Frederick (married Elizabeth Fredericks), and Garret (married, September 16, 1663, Hendricke Paden, of San Francisco).

Garret had issue three children: Henry, John, and Isaac. This John was a baker in New York, and had a son, Garret de Bow, born in New York about 1763, died about 1768, at Pompton Plains, N. J., married, May 23, 1727, Maria, daughter of Paulus Vanderbeck and Catharine Ryerson. She was baptized February 21, 1706. Garret settled on the lands of his father-in-law (Vanderbeck) at Pompton, where he spent his days, and left six children: Catalyna, born in 1728 (married Simeon Van Ness); Elizabeth, born in 1729 (married Abraham Gould); Paulus, born in 1731; John born in 1735; Maria, born in 1737 (married Samuel Berry); and Sarah, born in 1740 (married Philip Schuyler).

The descendants of these children of Garret de Bow have scattered over Passaic County and the west side of Bergen County, were [sic] they are quite numerous

https://sites.google.com/site/bergencogenweb/home/biographies/debow-family

Religion:
Reformed Dutch Church Records of Pompton Plains, page 7 (copyrighted and can not publish)

Sara Debow, wife of Philip Schyler (assumed joined the church) September 1801.

Other Events:

• Baptism: 11 Sep 1687, Albany, Albany, New York, British America

Notes:

Film 102851 Early Settlements Pompton Plains page 51

The Family of Philip Schuyler Son of Arent.

When Arent Schuyler removed from Pompton to New Barbadoes his son Philip remained on the farm at Pompton and is the immediate forefather of the branches of the family that settled in this vicinity. He was born at Albany and baptized there Sep 11, 1687 and died at Pompton about 1760. He and his children must have had a large __________ estate. He married about 1712 Hesther Kingsland, daughter of Isaac Kingsland of New Barbadoes who was a member of the Council under several of the deputy Governors of New Jersey. They had 12 children.

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Philip Schuyler, a son of Arent, we are to presume, had patriotic impulses towards self-government long before the tea was thrown overboard at Boston or Patrick Henry made his famous speech, for we are told that Philip was expelled from the New Jersey Assembly in colonial days for drinking a health "to the damnation of the government and justices of the peace." He was subsequently restored to his seat.

History of Essex and Hudson Counties, New Jersey, Volume 2, p 1245

http://books.google.com/books?id=3NQ4AQAAMAAJ&pg=PR7&dq=history+of+essex+and+hudson+counties+new+jersey,+volume+11&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2SuiUtb9AYbXoATUgIGQBQ&ved=0CC0Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=schuyler&f=false

Philip married Hester Kingsland 8 Oct 1727, Second River Dutch Reformed Church, Belleville, New Jersey, British America . Hester (daughter of Isaac Kingsland and Elizabeth) died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://books.google.com/books?id=EdoMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA179&dq=genealogical+and+family+history+of+southern+new+york+arent+schuyler&hl=en&sa=X&ei=KFqeUqnqLKbqiQLEvYCwBQ&ved=0CEgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=philip%20schuyler&f=false

He settled on the lands of his father-in-law (Vanderbeck) at Pompton, where he spent his days and left children.

Garrett married Maria Van Desbeck\Vanderbeck 23 May 1727. Maria (daughter of Paulus Van Desbeck\Vanderbeck and Catharine \ Cathalyntie Ryerson) was born 1706, Pompton Plains, British America ; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 21 Feb 1706

Other Events:

• Misc: 1696 OR 7; Purchased land known as Pompton Plains, Morris Coounty, New Jersey and settled there win company with his brother-in-law, Major Anthony Brokholst.
• Residence: 1694, New York
• Misc: 28 Feb 1694, New York; Joined the Dutch Church.
• Residence: Apr 1710, New Barbadoes Neck, Bergen, New Jersey, British America

Notes:

Arent Schuyler

by

Stefan Bielinski



Arent Schuyler was born in June 1662. He was a middle child in the very large family of New Netherland pioneers Philip Pieterse and Margarita Van Slichtenhorst Schuyler. His prominent and wealthy father died just before Arent reached his twenty-first birthday.

Arent Schuyler married three times. In November 1684, he wed Jannetje Teller (daughter of Willlem Teller) at the Albany Dutch church. By 1700, six children were christened in Albany and New York. But the marriage ended with Jannetie's death following the birth of her last child. In December 1702, he married Swantje Van Duyckhuysen of New Jersey. She died after bearing five children. In 1724, he was in his sixties when he wed Maria Walters. He appears to have fathered twelve children within the first two marriages.

In March 1685, he filed a joint will with his then new wife, Jannetie Teller. It stated that children were expected and mentioned real and personal property. The survivor would become executor.

At that time, he was known in Albany as an Indian trader. In 1687, he was elected alderman for the third ward. In 1689, he was listed among the householders living in the second ward in Albany. He is said to have participated in military actions against the French in Canada during the 1690s.

By 1695, he had removed to New York City, was known as a merchant, and became a freeman of the city.

About 1707, he was named by his widowed mother to share equally in his parents' estate.

Following the death of his first wife, he re-married and moved to Pompton Plains, New Jersey. He maintained his house on Broadway in New York. In 1710, he acquired a large farm at New Barbadoes Neck, New Jersey. His family became wealthy when they started to mine the copper deposits on their land.

Arent Schuyler died at home in New Barbadoes in November 1730. The father of eleven and the patriarch of the New Jersey branch of the Schuyler family, he had lived almost sixty-eight years.

http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/s/arschuyler97.html

Biographical Note:

These papers originate from the Arent Schuyler line of the Schuyler family. Arent Schuyler was born in Rensselaerswyck (Albany), New York on June 25, 1662 and died in Belleville, New Jersey on November 26, 1730. Although he was a merchant by trade, Schuyler participated in the military actions against the French and American Indians in Canada in the 1690s. He moved from New York to Pompton Plains, New Jersey, where he lived until 1710 when he bought a large farm in New Barbadoes Neck, New Jersey. His land had a significant deposit of copper, and the family became wealthy as they started to mine the metal. Arent Schuyler married three times: to Jenneke Teller, to Swantje Van Duyckhuysen, and to Maria Walter(s), the daughter of Robert Walter(s) and Catharine Leisler. He had eleven children, among them were Adonijah, John, and Peter.

http://www.jerseyhistory.org/findingaid.php?aid=0651

Birth:
http://books.google.com/books?id=3NQ4AQAAMAAJ&pg=PR7&dq=history+of+essex+and+hudson+counties+new+jersey,+volume+11&hl=en&sa=X&ei=2SuiUtb9AYbXoATUgIGQBQ&ved=0CC0Q6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=history%20of%20essex%20and%20hudson%20counties%20new%20jersey%2C%20volume%2011&f=false (page 1277)

Misc:
They located themselves, according to Mr. Schenck's statement, near to each other, on the east side of the river, just below the steel-works; Brockholst on the spot where Major William Colfax now resides (1871) and Schuyler, as near as can be ascertained, on the site of the residence of Dr. William Colfax. They were thus, in all probability, the pioneers in the settlement of this region, and the first to open up what was then a wilderness, "unless the tradition that Joost Beam settled at Wynockie as early as 1660 is true." How long he remained here is not known.

Died:
His will is dated December 17, 1724, with codicil October 30, 1730; proven February 27, 1730(1?)

Arent married Jannetie (Johanna/Joanna) Teller 26 Nov 1684, Albany, Albany, New York, British America . Jannetie (daughter of William Teller) died 22 Jun 1700, New York. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Jannetje Teller Schuyler

by

Stefan Bielinski



Jannetje Teller probably was born before 1664. She was the daughter of New Netherland pioneers Willem Teller and Margaret Donchesen Teller.

In November 1684, she married Arent Schuyler at the Albany Dutch church. By 1700, six children had been christened in Albany and New York. In March 1685, they filed a joint will. Jannetje was named heir and executor of their estate.

These Schuylers initially made their home in Albany's second ward. But by the mid-1690s, they had re-located to New York.

Jannetje Teller Schuyler probably died shortly after the birth of her last child in 1700. Arent Schuyler re-married at the end of 1702.

http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/t/janteller6613.html#sources

Other Events:

• Residence: New Barbadoes Neck, Bergen, New Jersey, British America

Notes:

The Kingsland Line In an earlier article I wrote about Nathaniel Board of Boardville (Ringwood) who married Mary Kingsland on Nov. 20, 1799. The Kingsland line begins with the Viscount Kingsland of England who had at least two sons: Robert and Nathaniel. Robert Kingsland was born in 1622 in England, married in England, and had at least two sons: Isaac Kingsland and Gustavus Kingsland. Robert removed to the colonies and settled at New Barbados Neck, Bergen County, N.J. Robert died there in 1647.

Isaac Kingsland was born in 1648 and married Elizabeth Berry in 1679 in Monmouth County. Isaac inherited a large tract of land in Barbadoes, West Indies from his uncle, Major Nathaniel Kingsland. Isaac and Elizabeth had at least seven children including: Edmund Kingsland who married Mary Pinhorne, daughter of William Pinhorne and Mary Ingoldsby; John Kingsland; Mary Kingsland; Hester Kingsland who married Philipus Arentse Schuyler, son of Arent Schuyler and Janneke Teller; Elizabeth Kingsland; Francis Kingsland; and Isaac Kingsland.

Colonel Edmund Kingsland was born in 1670 at Barbados Neck, Bergen County. He was commissioner under the Bill of Credit Act in 1723. Edmund and Mary had at least four children including: William Kingsland who married Margretta Coerten, daughter of Hendrick Coerten and Elizabeth De Reimer; John Kingsland; Isaac Kingsland who married Elizabeth Dow and Johanna Schuyler, daughter of Philipus Arentse Schuyler and Hester Kingsland; and a daughter, Hester Kingsland.

Isaac Kingsland was born July 10, 1710 in Sanford Springs, Essex County. He married Johanna Schuyler on June 3, 1741 at Bergen. He was Sheriff of Bergen in 1764. Isaac and Johanna had at least five children including: Edmund Kingsland who married first Mary Wilkinson and second Ann Low; Philip Schuyler Kingsland; Mary Kingsland; Peter Kingsland; and Hester Kingsland.

Edmund Kingsland had six children by Mary Wilkinson and 11 children by Ann Low, his second wife. Edmund settled at Pompton Plains. Edmund and Ann had 11 children including: Edmund; Maria; Elizabeth; Abram; Peter; Johannah; Margaret; William; Janet; Johannah; and Mary who married Nathaniel Board of Boardville.

Nathaniel Board and Mary Kingsland were married on Nov. 20, 1799. Colonel Nathaniel Board, also known as the Honorable Nathaniel Board, and Mary Kingsland had at least eight children including: John Ford Board, Edmund Kingsland Board; Mary Ann Board; Peter Board; Eleanor "Lena" Board; Harriet Board; Sarah Jane Board; and David James Board. All of their children were born in Pompton Township in what was then the area known as Boardville.

The wives of these early settlers are of ancestral stock every bit as interesting as the ancestral lines of their husbands. From time to time I will focus on the maternal lines of the early settlers of olde Pompton Township as we follow in their footsteps.

http://www.northjersey.com/community/history/more_history_news/200825001_Mathematically_managing_maternal_lines.html?c=y&page=2

Isaac married Elizabeth 1679, Monmouth County. Elizabeth died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

http://books.google.com/books?id=EdoMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA179&dq=genealogical+and+family+history+of+southern+new+york+arent+schuyler&hl=en&sa=X&ei=KFqeUqnqLKbqiQLEvYCwBQ&ved=0CEgQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=philip%20schuyler&f=false

Baker in New York

Notes:

Ship's surgeon and early settler
Monday September 7, 2009, 12:32 AM By Richard Townsend, Columnist

The first of the Vanderbecks in New Netherlands to my knowledge was Paulus Vanderbeck born about 1624 in Bremen, Holland. He was a ship's surgeon for the Dutch West India Company prior to 1644. About 1657 he was a farmer and operated the Breukelen (Brooklyn) ferry service. He settled at Flatbush, Long Island and at Gowanus, Kings County before 1657. He married Marritgen Thomasdr Bayde, daughter of Thomas Badie and Aeltje Branconie. Marritgen married three times to Jacob Verdon in 1624, Adrian Willemszen Bennet, and on Oct. 9, 1644 to Paulus Vanderbeck. She had children by all three of her husbands. She outlived her third husband Paulus who died in 1680 by 16 years.

Paulus and Marritgen had several children including: Catharyn Van Der Beek who married Daniel Richaud; Coenradus Vanderbeck who married Elsje Jans Schaers; Aelje Vanderbeck who married Dirk J. Ammerman; Paulus Vanderbeck who married Sarah Shouten; Hester Vanderbeck who married Jeureaen Blanck; and Isaac Vanderbeck. Of these it is Paulus (1681-1766) who we follow into Pompton.

Paulus Vanderbeck and Sarah Shouten were married on June 13, 1677 and were members of the Reformed Church of Brooklyn. They had several children including: Paulus Van Derbeck who married Cathalyntie Ryerson, daughter of Marten Ryerson and Annetje Jorise Rapelje; a second Sara Van Debeck who died young; Maria Van Derbeck who married Cornelius Christiansen; Sara Van Derbeck who married Hendrick Pieterse; Lucas; Jannaken; and Jacob. Of these it is Paulus and Cathalyntie who we follow into Pompton.

Cathalyntie Ryerson was the widow of Samuel Berrie, one of the patentees of Pompton. She was a sister to Joris Ryerson, another patentee. Samuel, like Paulus, was from Flatbush, Long Island. Paulus Van Derbeck and Cathalyntie Ryerson were married on June 12, 1703, one year after the death of Samuel Berrie. The relationships formed in Flatbush and earlier carried over into the settlements within the Pompton Patent.

Paulus built his home on the Pompton Plains adjacent to the Martin Berry home near the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Route 23. The property extended to the Pequannock River on the east. When Cathalyntie was married to Samuel Berrie, they resided at the "Hill's place in Bloomingdale." Their son Martin built the Martin Berry house next to the Vanderbeck house. Martin was Cathalyntie's son by her first marriage. The Berry house is one of the finest examples of Dutch architecture remaining in the state.

Paulus and Cathalyntie had several children including: Catalyna who married Johannis Van Gelder; Maria who married Garret De Boog (Debow); Sarah; and Elizabeth who married David Van Gelder. As all of the children were girls, the Vanderbeck name was no longer carried on in this line. Elizabeth was born in 1711 at Pompton Plains. Maria was born in 1706 at Pompton Plains. Sarah died young. The first name, Paulus, was given to Paulus De Bow, and Paulus Berry in the next generation.

Garret De Boog and Maria Vanderbeck had several children including: Catalyna who married Simon Van Ness; Elizabeth who married Abraham Gould; Paulus De Bow who married Geesje Francisco (Cisco/Sisco); John De Bow who married Jannetje Van Ness; Maria; and Sarah who married Phillip Schuyler.

Of these, Paulus De Bow purchased the tract of land known as the De Bow Plantation in 1767. Later, the present homestead was built before 1840. Charles H. Detwiller Jr., architect for the state, said the house had some architectural characteristics similar to the original Governor's Mansion in Perth Amboy. Six generations of De Bows lived in the house until it was sold out of the family hands in 1924.

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Paulus married Catharine \ Cathalyntie Ryerson 12 Jun 1703, Pompton Plains, British America . Catharine died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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