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Note N00381 Index

"The Klapper, Doop I and Doop II contain records of eleven Ruys' baptisms
from 1593 to 1617. The eleven appeared to be the children of two
couples, a Conrardus and Anna or Joanna Ruys and a Christian and Cornelia
Ruys, the latter being the parents of Jan's wife Annetje (Anna) and her
brother Bartholomeus. There was one klapper record for which the full
record was missing, a Theodorus, baptized 5 April 1605. There was also
one record whose parents were indecipherable pertaining to a Johannes,
bapt. 23 April 1607.
The family of Christian and Cornelia Ruys is as follows:
Anna, bapt. 19 May 1602 (Annetje)
Leonardus, bapt. 12 Mar 1604
Bartholomeus, bapt. 11 Aug 1606
Cornelius, bapt. 13 Feb 1611
Christophorus, bapt. 15 Oct 1617
The family of Conrardus and Anna (listed once as Joanna) Ruys is as
follows:
Johannes (abbreviated Joes), bapt. 29 Aug 1593
Johanna, bapt. 3 Dec 1595
Conrardus, bapt. 29 Jun 1610
Nicolaus, bapt. 11 Aug 1613
Considering these dates it seems very likely that Theodorus and Joannes
were the children of Conrardus and Anna Ruys. Otherwise, there would be
a fifteen year gap between their children Johanna and Conrardus. It is,
of course, theoretically possible that either or both were children of
Christian and Cornelia but this seems unlikely." [per Ted Snediker,
E-mail: TedSned@aol.com. 27 Dec 1997]

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Note N00455 Index

Lived in Gardner, Massachusetts
He and his brothers founded the Kelly Brothers furniture factory in Gardner, Massachusetts.

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Note N00382 Index

Deacon Edward's line

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Note N00383 Index

He was a witness at his nephew Louis' wedding to Marie Felicite Vandandaigue in 10/25/1773.

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Note N00384 Index

Married 2/16/1709

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Note N00385 Index

Enlisted in Army on 7/20/1942 at Springfield, MA. He was a Private. He was married at the time.

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His will dated 1/21/1761, was proved 7/3/1761 at New York City, filed in Liber 23 of Wills at NYC. p.94
Ezecel Boldin his ear marck is the ear mark of William Stites which is a slit in the end of the left ear and a half peney under each ear entered April. ye 4. 1727 by me Tho Gildersleeve Clarck

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He contributed towards the patent of 1696 in Hempstead, and is listed in the 1698 census of Hempstead. He became one of the larger landowners of the town but is of incidental civic record.
George made a very lenghty will 1/9/1731, it was proved at New York City 2/25/11731. He's probably buried at Westbury,in the town of Hempstead.
He was among the settlers of Huntington, Long Island in 1666. Thompson's History of Long Island, vol.2, p.467

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She was still living 1/9/1731, the day her husband made his will; but she died before the will was proved, 2/25/1731. No will for her has been found.

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Note N00389 Index

Land deed 1709 to his sons, Isaac Jr., Francis, and John from Indians to the town of Redding. 150 acres in eastern redding north of Church Road.

Dr. Isaac Hall, late of Stratford, noncuptative will proved 10/12/1714, James Bennett Sr., And Johanna Odell, mentions wife Lidea, daughter Sarah and granddaughter Lidea Lane. Lets Administration to Lidea, Widow, and sons John and Francis.

3/24/1714-15 Land distributed to his four sons Isaac, Francis, John and Jonathon.

12/16/1717 Estate distributed to Jonathon Hall, deceased heirs, Isaac Hall, Abigail Jacox, Francis Hall, and John Hall in thier grandfather's house in Stratford.

Oath of Fidelity 4/7/1657 New Haven

He was granted 30 pounds on 10/1690, for service as Chirurgeon to the Army, and was granted 150 acres, May 1697, having served as surgeon and lost one son in service. He was surgeon of Stratford, Ct.