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- [S22] New Family Search, (Hosted by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints), .
- [S1] Stryker-Rodda Kenn, Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, Vol. 26, p.22. Freehold and Middletown Ref. Dutch Ch. Rec. p. 92., 974.9 B2g.
1777, Feb 3
Nelly Albert Hendrickse
John Joanna Mills
William
Geesje and her husband Nicholas Van Brunt witnessed the baptism of one of their grandchildren Nicholas Wynant 24 Feb 1760
- [S23] E-mails and correspondence, Michael Morrissay.
Genealogy of the Van Brunt Family by Teunis Bergen, pg 5 & 6.
1760, April 12. Van Brunt, Nicolaes, of Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., yeoman; will of. Wife, Geassey, use of real and personal estate; but must allow my sons, Hendrick and Nicholas, to till the soil. At wife's death, the moveable estate I give my children and my son Cornelius' 5 children. Sons, Hendrick and Nicholas, the plantation at the Falls. At the marriage of daughter, Caty, she shall have £35. Daughter, Jonnety, £100. Daughter, Caty, £100. Daughter, Anne, £2 and 10 shillings a year, as long as Cornelius Wincant is her husband, and, if he die, she is to have £100. Daughter, Agness, £100. Daughter, Gaessey, £100. Son Cornelius' 5 children, Gaessey, Joseph, Nicholas, Hendrick and Cornelius, to be put to a trade. Executors—son, Hendrick, my son-in-law, Albert Schenck, and my friend, Tunies Denice. Witnesses—Roelef Schenck, Isaac Vandorn, Roleff Schenck, minor. 1760, April 12. Codicil. Son-in-law, Cornelius Wincant, may live in the house on my land and have 2 acres for 7 years. Witnesses — same as above. Proved Feb. 1, 1782. 1781, Dec. 18. Inventory, £550.16.6, made by John Polhemus and Joseph Throckmorton. Lib. 24, p. 101. Documents Relating to the History of the State of New Jersey, vol 35, Calendar of New Jersey Wills, vol 6, pg 404
- [S24] Bergen, Teunis G., Genealogy of the Van Brunt Family, (Albany, Joel Munsell 1867).
NICHOLAS (Van Brunt) m. Geesje or Geassey,
[supposed] dau. of Claes Thomasse Van Dyck,* bap. Nov. 14, 1694, who survived her husband. His will is dated April 12th, 1760, and probate granted Feb. 1st, 1782, to Hendrick Van Brunt and Teunis Denyse, two of the executors. In 1750 or 1752 he left New Utrecht and settled at Tinton Falls near Red Bank, Shrewsbury, Monmouth county, New Jersey, on a tract of 600 acres bought May 1st, 1750, and by a reconveyance May 21st, 1752, for £2,770, of Robert Hunter Morris. In his will he devises the one-half of his farm to his son Hendrick, and the remainder to his son Nicholas. His father Cornelius 1 Rutgersz, in partnership with Hendrick Hendrickse of the Narrows, New Utrecht, bought July 26th, 1720, of Teunis Covert, a tract of 203 acres, exclusive of waste land, at Freehold, N. J., but have seen no evidence of his son
Nicholas having owned this purchase. Jan. 8th, 1752, Nicholas, 3 for £1, 825, conveyed to his brother Rutgert, all
his real estate in the county of Kings.
Issue:
Hendrick. 1
Nicholas. 5
Cornelius. 3
Catherine.
Jannetie.
Anne.
Agnes or Angenietje, bap. Feb. 9th, 173f.
GtEassey, bap. April 23d, 1737.
It is now known that the Geesy that he married was the daughter of Hendrick Hendrickson as none of their issue bore the name Francyntje and Geesje the daugther of Claas Van Dyke and Francyntje Hendrickson married Owin Cartney as is evidenced by the 5 Apr 1719 baptism of Elizabeth the d/o Abraham Van Dyke and Elizabeth Huyke which Oyen (Owen) Cartney and wife Geesje Van Dyk witness.
1718 Dec 10; William Murfie, Annatje Van Ekele; Wilhelmus; Johannes Van Deurse, Geesje Caertey.
1719 Apr 05; Abraham Van Dyk, Elizabeth Huyke; Elizabeth; [Owen] Oyem Cartey & wife Geesje Van Dyk.
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Descendants of Hendrick Willemsz
1710 - 1760 (50 years)
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