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Found in another family tree the name of Maria Sullivan

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In birth record, it shows her mother's name is Bridget, not Mary., and Patrick is working as a miner at the Petherisk mine (not sure of spelling of mine).

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Evidently predeceased father, was not named in estate settlement on 1/30/1681

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Caturah is Richard Lewis' second wife.

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He lived in Oyster Bay, Queens, New York and later Clarkstoen, Rockland, New York

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Purchased 31 morgans of land from Cornelis Dirksen Hoogland for 3000 guilders on Nov. 29, 1660. The land was located in the Flatlands.
His name appears on the assessment rolls of Flatlands in 1664, and on a patent in 1667.
(This information was from "Van Voorhees Family", E 7 .v3767, Newberry Library)

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Was magistrate in 1664 & 1673, and Captain of the militia in 1689, was justice of the peace in 1698 & died after 8/4/1705 (named in brother-in-law's will, N.Y. Cty Wills 7:261 WNYHS 1:409.

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He married the widow of Simon Root but she dies prior to 1654 according to Pearson's First settlers of Albany.
According to the Church members list NYC, Reformed Dutch Church, Reynier Wisselpenninck and Janneken Jans were members in Jan. 1, 1662.
They paid 6 guilders for thier wedding.

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Abstracts of Wills Vol II 1708-1728, page 33:
Page 557.--JARMINAYE SIEURS. In the name of God, Amen. Be it known that
I, Jarminaye Sieurs, of New York, widow. I leave to my son in law,
Hendrick Veghten, on the Island of Nassau, planter, my large silver
tankard, weight about 40 ounces, and marked S. A. I. I leave to James
Snediker a silver cup, weight about 8 ounces. I leave to my daughter
Janeye, wife of Hendrick Veghten, my Bible with silver clasps, and my
gold rings and one half of my clothes. I leave to my grand daughter,
Janeye Veghten, a gold ring and two gold breast hooks. I leave to my
grand daughter, Hilley Veghten, my silver cup with two ears. To my grand
children, Reynier, Simesse, and Gretie Veghten, each a silver spoon. To
my grand daughter, Janeye Albertse, daughter of Albert Stevense, a gold
ring and a couple of gold breast hooks. To my grand daughters Cornelia
and Willimentie, daughters of Albert Stevense, each a silver spoon. To my
grand son, Peter Jansen, son of Jan Stevense, a negro boy. To my
grandson, Stephen Jansen, son of Jan Stevense, a large silver beaker or
goblet. All the rest to my daughter Janeye, wife of Hendrick Veghten, and
to the children of Jan Stevense and Albert Stevense. I make Hendrick
Voughten and Jan Snediker executors.
Dated October 1, 1709. Witnesses, David Provoost, Abraham Gouverneur.
Proved, November 26, 1709.

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An Abraham Golder, perhaps the same person, died intestate in New York, Margaret Golder being appointed admrx. 2/17/1797.

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Settled in New Amsterdam where he kept a tap house or a tavern. and was one of the first settlers of Flatbush where he was magistrate from 1654-1664, a member of the Reformed Dutch church in 1677, and on the patent of said town of 1652. Will dated 12/12/1670

The following information for military, marriage 1, and marriage 2 come from: [per Jeff Weber, E-mail address:
jeff_weber@hotmail.com,
http://natsci.ucsd.edu/tree/d0000/g0000048.html#I001558 21 June 1998]

Military 1632-1636, Amsterdam, Holland under the command of Captain
Maijoor. He immigrated to New Netherland about 1642 from Holland with
his new wife Annetje.
Marriage 1-Jan's marriage was recorded under his patronymic name of Jan GERRITSZ.
The ceremony was conducted by Matthias Meursius.
Marriage 3- The ceremony was administered by Mathius Meursius. The marriage was
recorded on 10 Aug 1636.
Jeff Weber says they were married 26 July 1636 but David Robison says
they were married 10 Aug 1636. Perhaps 26 July 1636 is the date of
intention and 10 Aug is the actual date.