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1001 'Padrinos' were Juan de Avila and Francisca Birgen. Vidro, Antonio de la Cruz Rincon (I5023)
 
1002 'Padrinos' were Juan de el Castillo and Maria Magdalena Rincon. Vidro, Juana Petra Rinson (I5026)
 
1003 'Padrinos' were Juan Xixarro and Maria Gomes. Preciado, Getrudis Dorothea Moreno (I5293)
 
1004 'Padrinos' were Santos Guzman and Maria Cleta Ramon. Romero, Maria Dorotea Manjarres (I5334)
 
1005 'Patrinos' (P.P.) Leonisio Lepe Maria Fletes and 'Testigos' Jose Cornal and Ulaziano Carnal. Rico, Maria Marcela Fletes (I3167)
 
1006 'Patrinos' (P.P.) Leonisio Lepe Maria Fletes and 'Testigos' Jose Cornal and Ulaziano Carnal. Flores, Nestor Moreno (I3168)
 
1007 'Patrinos' were Agustin Cano y Marco and Francisca Cavallero. Bracamonte, Antonio Augustin Nuñez (I4822)
 
1008 'Testigos' and 'Padrinos' Juan Perez and Sebastiana Cortez, Andres de Ortega and Nicolas del Fuente. Agundez, Nicolas Moreno de (I5280)
 
1009 'Testigos' Cristobal Beltran and Demetrio Villalpanos. Duran, Teodosio Osuna (I5337)
 
1010 'Testigos' Luis de Suleta and Francisco de Suleta. Bracamonte, Francisco de (I4856)
 
1011 (1) Family F56
 
1012 (1) He was baptized at the N.Y. Dutch Reformed Church 23 Dec 1705. NYG&B rec. 974.7 B4ne Vol. 2
p. 313. No death date is found for him in N.Y.City nor in Staten Island where he lived and raised his
family.
His marriage probably took place on Staten Island where his wife, Cornelia Corssen, daughter of
Christian Corssen & his wife Antje Gerretse Croesen lived.
The probability is that the marriage was recorded on Staten Island, c. 1727, but the early
church records are not extant, the earliest marriage being 1764 in the Moravian Church & 1754
in St. Andrews Episcopal Church.
(2)Register of Early Settlers of Kings Co. ,974.723 D2b p. 377
(3) History of Richmond Co. 974.726 H2b p. 377
(4) NYG&B rec. of Dutch Reformed Church of Staten Island, 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 p. 38, 52, 55, 67.
(5) Will of Christian Corsen, found in 300 yrs. with the Corson Family, by Orville Corsen, Vol 1
(6) New York Marriages Previous to 1784, 974.7 V 28np p. 148,174.
(7) Dutch Reformed Church of New York burials, NYHS yr. bk. 1899, 974.7 C4h, p. 164
. 		Garrebrantz, Franz (I473)
 
1013 (1) He appears as a sml. child in the 1706 census of Staten Island under the name of Martin or Marino (Marino or Martino is Italian for Martineau), found in Gen. & Hist Mics. Vol.1 by J.E. Stillwell p. 150. Will dated 13 Apr 1779 & Will proven 4 Aug 1779, thus the last date used as his death date.-- Abstracts of N.Y. Wills as published by New York Historical Society.
Stephen was probably born on the old Dorp Farm near the Northeastern shore of Staten Island. No birth or bap. record has been found for him. Probable reasons are the same as for his father Stephen Martineau. Things get a little confusing in this line for in 1779 there were three Stephen's living on Staten Island: This Stephen(c. 1701-1779 , then about age 75+; Stephen (1727-1801) then about age 52; And Stephen (1761-1822) then age 18.


. 		Martineau, Stephen (I138)
 
1014 (1) "Ancient Families of N.Y." in NYG&B rec. 974 B2n Vol, 9 p. 56-57 gives b. place & abt b. date also death date of 26 May 1637 in Delfl,Groningen,Netherland
(2) Anthology of New Netherlands p. 181-182 gives his name & death date.
(3) DutchRefomed Church of New York Mgs. Vol 1 974.7 B4ne p.20 		Stuyvesant, Balthazar Rev. (I454)
 
1015 (1) "Ancient Families of New York", NYG&B rec. 974 B2n Vol. 9 p. 56-57, lists his name & Birth place Stuyvesant, Johannes (I2307)
 
1016 (1) "The Van Deventer Family" compiled by Christobelle Van Deventer using data collected by
Heer Jos. Goudswaard, an expert genealogist, quoting from mg. & bap. rec. of Deventer
Holland. Lists his mg. & the Bap. of his 4children. The record states that Pieter Hermans was a widower,horseman in Capt. Riperda's co..
(2) Marriage & Baptismal rec. of Deventer, Holland
Where Pieters mg. & the bap of his children are given. 		Van Deventer, Pieter Hermans (I185)
 
1017 (1) & (2) Also gives her Bap. & Birth place . She & Dirck (Richard) were twins. Van Deventer, Marritje Pietersz (I70)
 
1018 (1) & (2) Gives his Bap. & Birth place Van Deventer, Dirck (I71)
 
1019 (1) & (2) Gives his Bap. & Birth place & wifes name.
Needs further research on mg & difference in his & maria's age. 		Van Deventer, Hendrick Pieterse (I72)
 
1020 (1) & (2) Lists his wife, Marriage date & Death date, also his Abt b. & Birthplace Hoogeboom, Jan (I83)
 
1021 (1) Abt b. & Birthplace in "The Van Deventer Family, compiled by Christobelle Van Deventer using
Data collected by Heer Jos. Goudswaard, an expert genealogist of Baarn,Holland. 		Van Deventer, Peter (I76)
 
1022 (1) Abt B., Birthplce & Husband (Sexton of the Friars Church) Van Deventer, Pietertje (I80)
 
1023 (1) Although Daniel was born in 1688 his Bap.(3) was not until 28 Nov 1690 (p. 199), as there was no church on S.I. between 1680-1714. His parents probably waited until they visited Brooklyn church to baptize him, or the preacher came over from Brooklyn to Staten Island. Corssen, Daniel (I519)
 
1024 (1) b. place Pieters, Styntie (I455)
 
1025 (1) B. place is listed in "The Van Deventer Family" compiled by Christobelle Van Deventer using data collected by Heer Jos. Goudswaard, an expert genealogist, quoting from mg. & bap. records of Deventer, Holland. Van Deventer, Herman Pieterse (I74)
 
1026 (1) B.place Hermans, Mayke (I75)
 
1027 (1) Bap p. 17
Her (1st) Hus was Elbert Aertszen Williamszen (2nd) Abraham Splinters 		Wessel, Grietje (I500)
 
1028 (1) Bap. p. 11
(5) Gives her hus. & mg. date p. 213 		Staats, Neeltje Janszen (I546)
 
1029 (1) Bap. p. 20 Staats, Annetje (I2156)
 
1030 (1) Bap. p. 24
(2) Mg. p. 45 		Wessel, Evert (I503)
 
1031 (1) Bap. p. 25
Probably died young. 		Staats, Ruth Jansz (I2138)
 
1032 (1) Bap. p. 29. Alive in 1698.
(2) He is listed as 6 yrs. old in 1657 when his mother appeared before the Orphan Masters of New Amsterdam.
(6) His Bap. & Mg. are given on one of these pages; 31,34,43,44,52,53,54,
(5) His wife Catherine Van der Beek & Mg. date are given p. 382-83. Catherine was the widow of Daniel Ruychon.
(7) His wife Catherine is listed p. 425. Her information is also given in NYG&B rec. Vol. 94 p.134-7
(8) NYG&B rec. Vol. 94, p. 235, "On 28 Mar 1698, Pieter Coursen, the second husband of Catherine Van der Beek, conveyed for 250 ,a tract of 180 acres on Lubbertsen's Neck in Kings County, N.Y., to Cornelis Sebring (Kings Co. Deeds:2:164). This Cornelis was the husband of Aeltje, daughter of Frederick Lubbers &Tryntje, Pieters mother, as Frederick had married Pieter's widowed mother in 1657, the two men, Pieter & Cornelis, could be called brothers-in-law, as indeed they were so called in the following: "On Aug 19 1689, John Marsh of New Jersey, entered into an agreement with Pieter Corssen & his brother-in=law, Cornelis Sebring, for the erection of a water mill to be built upon the meadows of Corssen & Sebring" (Ibid:1:271). This crucial item is cited by Orville Corson in "Three Hundred Years with the Corson Families in America, 1929, v. 1, p. 52, & Somerset County Historical Quarterly, v. 3, p. 120.
In return for this deed Cornelis Sebring gave a bond, dated 20 Mar 1698, in which he promised to support Pieter Corssen as long as he should live. This document is good evidence, as the compiler of the Corson Families admits, that there was no surviving child of Pieter Corssen Vroom in 1698. 		Corssen, Pieter (I526)
 
1033 (1) Bap. p. 43
(2) Mg. p. 112 		Wessel, Jan (I507)
 
1034 (1) Bap. p. 55 Wessel, Johannes (I509)
 
1035 (1) Bap. p.20
(2) Mg. p. 35
(3) Lists her (2nd) Hus. 		Wessel, Bout Bauduyn (I501)
 
1036 (1) DRC of S.I., Port Richmond, N.Y. 974.7 B4ne Vol 4 p. 16, 22, 30, 35.
(2) DRC of SI bap in Hist. & Gen. Misc. p 18 974.7 N2s
(3) The Haughwout Family Notes by John Tolten in N.Y. G & B. Vol. 66 p. 315-16 974 B2n 		Van Pelt, Jacob (I2075)
 
1037 (1) Dutch Reformed Church of New York Mgs. Vol 1 974.7 B4ne p.20 (3), (4) list her birth place & about B. date. Her place of death & abt. death date listed in (3)
(7) gives this information:" Margaret Stuyvesant Backer was a half sister of Governor Peter Stuyvesant & quite a noted character. Jacob Backer, her husband was a prosperous Merchant in New York. He resided on the East side of Broad St. near Beaver St. & adjoining his store. He was Schepen for several years & held in high esteem. He went over to Holland in 1660 & left his business here in charge of his wife. Margaret, returning only accassionally ( the Govenor using him as an emissary on several of his trips abroad) After the English conquest he returned once or twice more to Holland & seems after 1669 not to have come back. It was reported that he died in the East Indies. His property was heavily mortgaged to Jean Cousseau, who foreclosed in 1670. Baltthazar de Hart, a wealthy merchant purchased the property in Oct 1670, at a public sale. As the sequel shows, he had become quite intimate with widow Backer. He died the next year 1672 & having never md., left the most of his estate to his 3 brothers Daniel, Matthius & Jacob, having first made provision for his natural son, Matthius; And bequeathed to his" natural son Daniel de Hart, procreated by Margaret Stuyvesant, the house & lot then occupied by him and Elias Provost Smith," &" two great stilling kettles; also 600 guilders wampum annually; of all which the mother was to have the use until their son, Daniel (who had been baptized, 1 Sep 1671) should come of age. Among the Albany records is a petition, dated 29 Apr 1776, of Margaret Stuyvesant, for an examination of her account against the estate of the late Balthazar de Hart, with whom she was engaged to be married, & who in his lifetime made use of her estate.( In the History of Elizabeth, New Jersey p. 248)
A petition to the court by Margaret Backer setting forth that her husband Jacob Backer, about 8 years since, departed from her, leaving her with 3 small children, in a very poor condition, without making any pro-vision for payment of his debts or for the maintenance of his family. She very much doubts his life, not having in several years had any letter or advice from him, but various reports from Holland to the Easr Indies." Upon her petition letters of Administration were granted 27 Jul 1677 (8) Abstractsof N.Y. Wills, NYHS yr bk 1892 Vol I, 1665-1701, XXV p.105, 186
She was md. 11 Mar 1677/8 to Hendrick Droogestradt.(3) & (7) "The History of Elizabeth, New Jersey, by (Rev) Edwin Hatfield, 974. 936 H2h p. 251 		Stuyvesant, Margaret Balthazar (I446)
 
1038 (1) Dutch Reformed Church of New York Mgs. Vol 1, 974.7 B4ne p.20
(2) Dutch Reformed Church of N.Y. Bap. Vol 2, 974.7 B2n pp. 45, 50,54, 58, 75.
(3) NYG&B rec. Vol 9 ,974 B2n,"Ancient Families of New York, p. 56-57, Jacobs death is approximated
1669-70 in the East Indies.
(4) O'Gallighan's Register of New Netherlands, pp29- 164. Where Jacobs About death is also listed .
(5)NY His't Soc. 1893 Abstracts of Wills--Liber 10 VII 974.7 B4n Vol 26 p.366
(6) Teunis Bergens Register of Early Settlers of Kings Co. Long Island, New York, 974.723 D2b p.17
(7) The History of Elizabeth, New Jersey by Rev Edwin Hatfield 974.936 H2h p. 251
(8)A Petition in the Albany Records XXV p. 105, 186. Letters of Administration were granted Jul 27 1677.
Jacobs mg. 30 Oct 1655 listed in (1) His b.yr & place in (6)
"Ancient Families of N.Y." NYG&B review, Vol 9, p. 56,57
Central Ohio Gen. notes, by Dr. Gardner, Pub Nat'l Gen. Soc. Quarterly, Mar 1942.;
He was one of the signers 8 Sep 1664, of the ratification ofhe Articles of Captiulation on the surrender of New Netherland to the English. 		De Backer, Jacob (I445)
 
1039 (1) Dutch Reformed Church of New York rec. of Bap. in NYG&B 974.7 B4ne Vol. 2; 15,19,24,29,36. (2) Minutes of Orphan Masters of New Amsterdam 1655-63,edited by translation of Col. Dames of N.Y. state Vol. I p 38-40 by Berthold Fernout.(3) Dutch Reformed Church of New York Mgs., NYG&B rec. 974.7 B4ne Vol. p.22 (4) N.Y. Collection of Manuscripts, O'Gallaghans Translation Vol. I p. 55 & Vol. 4 p. 11 It gives Cors birth as 1612 (ae 26 on 19 Oct 1638) & mg. before 1643.
(5) His death 1655 (ae 43) is given in "300 years with the Corson Family in America" by Orville Corsen p. 31, 34, 43, 44, 52, 53, 54. His place of residence listed also.(6) Early Settlers of Kings Co. by Teunis Bergen, 974 723 D2b p.382-3
The three sons of Cors lived with their mother & her second husband Frederick Lubberts( Md. bet 17 Aug & Oct 13 1657) after their father died.
As no mention is found in the record, of the two dau's. Elsje & Greitje, it may be assumed they had died before the death of their father in 1655.
On 11 Mar 1666, an interesting wedding occured; Cornelis Corssen, the eldest son of Cors & Tryntie Hendricks, married Marritje Jacobs van der Grift, the eldest child of Jacob van der Grift & Rebecca Fredericks, the daughter of Frederick Lubbertsen & Styntje Jans. The son of Tryntje Hendricks married the granddaughter of her second husband. Thus it was that the descendants of Cornelis Corssen are descended maternally not only by marriage but by direct descent from Frederick Lubbertsen.
(7) History of Brooklyn, by Henry Stiles p.425
(8) Flatbush Dutch Church Bap. rec.,NYHS yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h p.119,138
(9) Old First Dutch Reformed Church of Brooklyn,New York, His't Mss., by A.P.G.Van der Linde,
(1600-1752) 974.723 p. 122
Apparently he came to America with his father as an infant.
Apparently he changed his name from Cornelius Coursen Vroom to Cors Peterszen, taking his fathers first name ashis last name.While his children went by Corssen. 		Pieterszen, Cors (I522)
 
1040 (1) gives his Birth & Death Date & wifes name (2) & (4) also give his Birth date
" Staten Island And It's People" gives the names of the six children. 		Haughwout, Pieter E. (I313)
 
1041 (1) Hendrick's Abt birth date & place & his Abt death listed in (1) "300 yrs. With the Corssen Families" by Orville Corsen, 929.273 C818co Vol. I p. 34-35
(2) New York Colonial Mss., (O'Callaghan Translations, Vol. I p. 72) 		Tomassen, Hendricks (I532)
 
1042 (1) Her birth is listed in the Dutch Reformed Churc rec. of N.Y. bap. p. 311, 229 & 245 in the bk. 974.7 B4ne Vol. 2.(2) b. is also listed in "The Van Deventer Family" by Paul J. Vandeventer 929.273 V286v pp. 9-21. (3) The b. place is listed in "The Van Deventer Family" by Christobelle Van Deventer pp 19 & 228.
(4) The Dutch Reformed Church of Port Richmond, Staten Island, 974.7 B4ne Vol. 4 p. 27 & 210, lists her husbands name as Johannes Tiebout.
(6) The Dutch Reformed Church of New York mgs. 974.7 B4ne Vol.1, NYG&B rec. p. 127. Maria & Johannes mg. is listed as 15 Jun 1717. 		Van Deventer, Maria (I173)
 
1043 (1) His birthplace & year are listed in "The Van Deventer Family " by Paul J. Vendeventer 929.273 V286v p. 9-21. He later resided on Staten Island.
(2) Dutch Reformed Church of New York. bap. p 311 found in 974.7.Brne Vol 2 pp. 229, 245, 269, 311, 405, 419, 434, 477, 464, 499, list the Bap. of his wife & children
(3) "The Van Deventer Family" by Christobelle Van Deventer, p. 19, 228, gives where they lived.&
the Abt date for Cornelius & Annetje mg. Also the names of Cornelius's parents.
(4) Dutch Reformed Church of Port Richmond Staten Island, N.Y. NYG&B 974.7 B4ne Vol 4 ,p.27 210.
(5) New York Abstracts of Wills Liber 21, NYHS yr bk 1896 Vol. V p. 328 (1754-1760) His will dated 25 Aug 1758.
(6) Dutch Reformed Church of New York Mgs. NYG&B rec Vol. I p. 127, 974.7 B4ne
Child # 2 Johns death ( 16 Oct 1758 ae 61 yrs) is found on a gravestone in the United Brethern Moravian Churchyard in New Dorp, Richmond, S.I., New York.
Cornelius later resided on Staten Island. 		Van Deventer, Cornelius (I165)
 
1044 (1) History of Staten Island 974.726 H2m p. 84
(2) Dutch Reformed Church of Staten Island in Historical & Genealogical Miscellany 974.7 N2s
Births of Child # 1, # 2, # 5. Source (1) .Births of Child # 3, # 4, #6, #7.Source (2) 		Egbertz, Jaques (I444)
 
1045 (1) Jans Baptism is rec. on p. 15 of NYDC in Brooklyn. (5)

Jan had a son-in-law Clute who wrote the historical Clute Annals. Info given in (1)" 300 Years With the Corson families". will dated 18 Jun 1737. 		Staats, Jan Janse (I513)
 
1046 (1) New York Dutch Church rec. mgs. Vol 1 NYG&B rec. 974.7 B4ne p. 28,45
(2) New York Dutch Church rec. of Bap. Vol 2 , NYG&B rec. 974.7 B4ne p. 48, 59.

Jan Probably came from near Bommel, Gelderland, Netherland & arrived in N.Y. around 1658
His wife Lysbeth died early in 1662 & Jan married (2) Annette Abrahams on 22 Jul 1662. 		Van Bommel, Jan Hendricks (I316)
 
1047 (1) New York Reformed Dutch Church mgs. NYG&B rec. Vol.1 974.7 B4ne p. 46
(2) New York Reformed Dutch Church Bap. in NYG&B rec. Vol 2 974.7 B4ne
(3) New York Abstracts of Will-Liber 9 1708-1728 New York His't Soc. yr bk 1893 VII p.302-303
(4) NY His't Soc. yr bk 1899, New York Reformed Dutch Church rec. of burials 974.7 C4b p. 209
(5) Ancient Families of New York p.6
His bap listed in (1) p. 29 His mg. (2) p. 46 His will in (3) p. 302-303 		Wessels, Laurens (I481)
 
1048 (1) NY Dutch Reformed Church mgs. in NYG&B rec.Vol 1 ,974.7 B4ne pp 32, 44, 45, 55. The mgs. of Jacob & his first five children are recorded in (1)(2) "300 Yrs. With the Corson Family in America by Orville Corson Vol. I. List all 8 children.
( 3) DRC of N.Y. Vol. 2, NYG&B rec. 974.7 B4ne pp. 26, 29, 34, 40, 49, 61, 74, 87 whereJacob's children & their Baptism dates were all listed in both (2) & (3)(4) Early Settlers of Kings Co. N.Y. by Teunis Bergen p. 316-17, lists names of all 8 children.
(5) Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church Rec. NY His't Soc. yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h p.91, 95. Lists the mg. of child # 8 Johannes & Neeltje Volkers. 		Vandergrift, Jacob Leendertsen (I537)
 
1049 (1) NYDRC Mgs. p,.39 Family F216
 
1050 (1) NYG&B rec., 974.7 B4ne, p. 212, DRC of Port Richmond bap. mg, burials.
(2) UBMC of Staten Island, New York, 974.7 B4ne Vol 4, p 213. 		Egbert, James (I130)
 

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