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1716 14 Apr; Jacob Titsoort, jm, born Schenectady; Zara Van Heyningen, jd, born Ny.
1727 28 Sep; Pieter Sax, wid Eva Reurig; Angenietjen Tromboor, jd
George Teator of Kentucky commanded John Sax in Lord Dunmores war the court also ordered
George Teator to appriase the estate of John Sax in Washington Co Va. The Saxs were a Walloon
french speaking people. There were 2 Jacob Teeters Tetsoorts one was a son of Abrahham Teitsoort
This line settled in New Jersey. the other Jacob Teeter Titsoor a son of William Titoort
Tetter ect New York.
These records show cousins in England Samuel Teator George Teator Joseph Tetter joined Jacob Teeter
whom made his way to Surry Va then Frederick Co Va. He was joined the same year by George Teator.
They apear to have made their way to Bladen NC where they were joined by Samuel a son of Joseph.
Bladen Anson NC being the main stop for Jersey settlement in Rowan Co led Thomas Evans..
It appears George Teator is listed with no polls in Frederick Co Bladen Rowan Co.
He may have been widower and left his son George Teator of Kentucky in the care of a family
in Frederick Co va most likley George or Richrad Pearis. Samuel Tetter has only one record
as a clerk Edgecombe with Jacob Teeter Samuel was son of Joseph Tetter .
Joseph Teater appears to have come over from England to join George Teator and Jacob Teater in Rowan Co
he may have become disenchanted with frontier life in Rowan Co and returned to England.
he is shown to have possibly left one son there named Micheal Teator..
George Teator served under the Micheals who were Dutch Huguenots of ancient New York
came with the Jersey settlers. Frosts arrived in Frederick Co Va same time as the Teators all of George Teators family show be on the same records
in Rowan Co NC Abigail Frost. mother in law of George Teator Jr her husband William Van Cleave
John and Jonis Griffith family of George Teaters 2nd wife and son in law Samuel Griffith.
Abrahm Creason many marriages between the Teaters and Creasons French Walloons
Squire Boone a in law and close to George Teator and his family. Thomas Evans latter relatives
of the Teators in Garrard Kentucky. Zachria Ray of surry a french Huguenot line Vias Maupins Rays
The other Walloon family was that of Hans Diederick a Walloon from Sweden who migrated through Holland
to New York where he married a Dutch Huguenot family and lived with the Dutch and Indians
in Bergen New Jersey. This family has many records with Capt Samuel Teeter and his wife Mary Doddridges
family and Samuel Teeters childrens in laws all or most were Dutch and may be the origins
of Samuel Teeter of Union Ohio sometimes nicked named or known as Capt Samuel Gibson Teeter.
SORENSON DNA LAB . MATCHS FROM GEORGE TEATER JR A SON OF GEORGE TEATOR SR AND SARAH.
RICHARD TEETER ENGLAND
View Record Eliza Teator abt 1830 birthplace city, Warwickshire View Record Emelia Teator abt 1832 birthplace city, Warwickshire View Record Henry Teator abt 1816 birthplace city, Middlesex View Record Mary Teator abt 1837 birthplace city, Warwickshire View Record Rachel Teator abt 1821 birthplace city, Yorkshire View Record Sarah Teator abt 1806 city, Warwickshire View Record Thomas Teator abt 1821 birthplace city, Middlesex View Record William Teator abt 1834 birthplace city, Warwickshir b. England
Male Christening: 06 SEP 1612 Walloon, Norwich, Norfolk, England
3. JAQUE TETAR - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 18 DEC 1608 Walloon, Norwich, Norfolk, England
30. WILLIAM TETAR - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 26 DEC 1766 Haughton Le Skerne, Durham, England
2. We are inclined to the
belief that as early as 1659 or 1660 the Hollanders had traveled
over this entire valley and had constructed what has been called
the Old Mine Road leading from Esopus or Kingston
on the Hudson through Rondout and Mamakating valleys,
These settlers were seven in number; Jacob Codebec, Thomas Swartwout, Anthony Swartwout, Bernardus Swartwout, Jan Tys, Peter Guimar, and David Jamison. The spot upon which they located was a little over a mile south of where we are now assembled, across the flats each from the house now occupied by Cornelius Caskey and around a small hill which may be seen there. The site selected by the first seven settlers was called Peenpack, which was the name given to the district extending from Cuddebackville to Huguenot and by which it was known until a comparatively recent date.
About this same year, it is probable, one William Titsoort, a blacksmith, located in this same valley a little farther south, about one mile from Port Jervis. Titsoort had been driven out of Schenectady by the fearful massacre there in 1689, barely escaping with his life to Esopus, where he had friends, and being known to the friendly Indians, he was invited by them to take up his residence in the Minisink country. They voluntarily granted to him a tract of land "situate and being at Maghaghemek, known by the name of Schaikackamick in an elbow".** (see note below) This description would seem to locate it about where the late Simon Westfall lived, including probably the property now owned and occupied by Benjamin Van Fleet. Titsoort obtained license to purchase October 15, 1698 and did so purchase. After remaining here some years, he sold to Jan Decker two parcels of land in 1713 and moved to Dutchess County.
1695 Jun 07; Willem Tietsoo, Neeltje Swart; Helena; Johannes Wynkoop, Gerritje Elisen
Famous Walloons
Including people from the region before it became known as Wallonia.
* Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone
-553
18 Jul 1749 Joseph Jordan, William Jordan, and William Cooper witnesses
to deed from [Jacob Teder] to James Bruce for 100 acres. Recorded same
day. Both Jordans signed. [Surry Deed Book 5, p431]
The brothers were at court on this date, apparently taking the time to
witness a deed while appearing for their suits. Jacob Teder was an
adjoining landowner to their father, having bought this land a year
earlier from Bartholomew Andrews
Frederick County, Virginia Road Orders, 1743-1772 - Google Books Result
by Virginia Genealogical Society - 2007 - History 1743 1744
to Branston Gap According to the petition of Jacob Teeter & Others & make return of ... 16 The Order for Thomas Chester & Others to View & lay off a Road ...
Frederick County, Virginia Road Orders, 1743-1772 - Google Books Result
by Virginia Genealogical Society - 2007 - History
We of the Grand Jury do present James Bruce Overseer of the Road leading from ... Run to the County Line at Woods Plain and it is Ordered that the Tithables ...
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and Their Descendants: A History of ... - Google Books Result
by T. K. Cartmell - 1989 - Reference - 587 pages
The efficient Kings Attorney not only changed the order of the transgressors living, ... Colbert Anderson, Gerge Martin, James Bruce, James Hoge, Robt. ...
books.google.com/books?isbn=1556132433... -
Frederick County, Virginia
Teator, George 103. Thomas, Nathaniel 183. Thomas, Lewis 80 ... To James Wood ( 1744
Jr.) Gent. First Justice Sworn in the Commission of the Peace ...
www.genealogenie.net/vafreder/kerns.shtml
Matches: International Genealogical Index/British Isles - 2 International Genealogical Index - British Isles
George Teator is listed in the Wallloon archives as England -Deader Englandeader a 2nd generation Walloon a grandson of Jaque Tetar.
2. George Teator - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Marriage: 08 DEC 1698 Prestbury, , Dorset, Englandeader,
From Linn, Jo White: Rowan County, North Carolina Tax Lists 1757-1800,
Annotated Transcriptions.
p. 16, 1759 Rowan County Militia Lists (cont.)
On April 16, 1760 Captain Conrod Michael submitted his claim for expenses
for men sent out scouting on four occasions in 1759. Two of these scouting
parties included Jacob Teeder or Teeter (June 2 and July 3, 1759). They were
out for 6 days each time, and were paid 2/8 per day, or 16 shillings per
trip.
p. 34, 1759 Rowan County Tax List (cont.)
Jacob Teater appears on the 1759 Tax List with a 1 after his name, which I
take to mean his household only included one titheable--no other adult males
or slaves.
p. 46, 1760 Rowan County Militia Lists (cont.)
George Teeter was part of a scouting party from Capt Michael's company
dated Feb. 14, 1760. Out 6 days, paid 16 shillings.
p. 64, 1766 List of Captains Rowan Regiment
_________________Teeter listed as a captain- Conrad Micheals was a Huguenot
pg 16 June 2, 1759 Capt Conrod Michael's Jacob Teeder Scouting .16
pg 46 Feb 14, 1760 Capt Michael's Company George Teeder Scouting .
Pg 34 1759 Rowan Tax Jacob Teater 1 poll addition to the list Joseph Teater 4 poll
Bladen archives north carolina
George Tedder in Edgecombe County in 1752. Jacob and Samuel Tedder as court clerks in Edgecombe County in 1753--
10. SAMUEL TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 05 DEC 1712 St John, Margate, Kent, England
11. SAMUEL TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 05 JUL 1724 St John, Margate, Kent, England
12. SAMUEL TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 03 DEC 1693 St Clements, Sandwich, Kent, England JOSEPH TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI Gender: Male Christening: 27 JAN 1717 St John, Margate, Kent, England
4. JOSEPH TETER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Christening: 23 JAN 1687 St Clements, Sandwich, Kent, England
5. JOSEPH TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Marriage: 22 JUN 1684 St Clements, Sandwich, Kent, England
6. JOSEPH TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Marriage: 27 APR 1707 St Clements, Sandwich, Kent, England
7. JOSEPH TETTER - International Genealogical Index / BI
Gender: Male Marriage: 14 MAY 1706 Saint George The Martyr, Canterbury, Kent, England
CUSTOM HOUSE 1790 SANDWICH KENT
TETTER, Joseph, Boatman
One mile from Sandwich, after crossing a bridge over the RIVER Stour, are two or three houses, which are the only remains of the ancient town of Stonar
NA Baptisms 1639-1730
...Johannes; Johannes de Peyster, Cornelis Steenwyck, Anneken Loockermans 1660 Nov 28; Jacob Jacobszen, Machtelt Michiels; Rachel; Hendrick Spangiaert, Catalyntie Joris 1660 Nov 28; Cornelis Janszen Clopper, Heyltie Pieters; Margriet;...
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Bergen baptisms
...N.J. 1666-1789 -Holland Society Yearbook - 1913 1666 Jan 01; Pieter Jansen Slot, Merritje Jacobs; Jan; Elyas Michielse, Styntie Jacobs 1666 Jan 01; Lourus Andriense, Jannetje Jans; Pieter; Annetje Lukas wife of Lukas Dirkse, Merretje...
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NA Baptisms 1731-1800
...Thomas Monden & wife Sara Garside 1741 May 18; Gideon Lynsen, Maria Smith; Angenietje; Johannes Senger, Tryntje Michielze wid Johannes Alten 1741 May 17; Egbert Egbertze, Maria Linch; Benjamin; Benjamin Egbertze, Antje Egbertze jd...
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...1657 09 Aug; Jacob Jacobszen, van Middelburg in Zeelt; Machtelt Michiels, van Amsterd. N. Nederlt 1657 17 Aug; Jacob Stoffelszen, wid Vrouwtje Ides; Tryntje Jacobs, wid Jacob Walingen 1657 ?? Sep; Francoys de Bruyn, van Amsterdam;...
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Bergen Marriages
...Machielse, yd 1668 08 Jun; Machiel Taden (widower); Treyntje Jacobs (widow) 1668 09 Dec; Hermen Smeeman (widower); Annetje Dame (widow) (c.) 1669 09 Jun; Hendrick Cornelisse, ym; Neeltje Cornelis, yd 1670 20 Jun; Enoch Machielse...
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Sleepy Hollow Baptisms
...1711 Mar 21; Michiel Reyerse, Mazerie; Jocamyntje; Reysard Michielze, Jocamyna Michielze 1711 Mar 21; Jan Canckely, Lydia; Hendrick; Joseph Heldelick, Anna Catharina Berset 1711 Mar 21; Hendrick Kranckheyt, Antje; Jenneke; Louwrens...
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Bergen
...Hans Michaelse Bergen (1689-1731) m. Rachel Benson (1689-1752) Hans Bergen (1721-1786) m. Catryntie DeHart (1726-1795) Tunis J. Bergen (1759-1826) m. Ann Vanderveer John Tunis Bergen (1786-1855) m. Margaret McCleod & Maria F....
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NY Marriage Licenses
...1684 10 Dec; Oliver Cranesburgh; Helekie Van Korrow 1684 23 Dec; Asser Levy; Maria Levy 1685 09 Apr; Cornelis Michells; Neltie Elderts 1685 17 Apr; William Cox; 1685 26 May; John Henry; Ann Price 1685 26 May; Thomas Ashton; Elizabeth...
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Kingston baptisms
...Maria; Jan Hasebrouck, Hester Lametre 1685 Jul 26; Jacob Broerz, Magdaleen; Lauwerens; Laurens Janse, Reyer Machielse 1685 Aug 02; Aelbert van Steenwyck, Pietertie Pieterz; Pietertie; Aeltie van Steenwyck 1685 Aug ??; Johannes...
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Flatbush Baptisms
...Dirk; Eli; Jan van Vliet, Maria Van Vliet 1684 Dec 14; (Jan) Cornelis Buys, Machteld Gerritz; Cornelis; Johannis Michielz, Susanna Emants. 1684 Dec 14; (Jan) Cornelis Buys, Machteld Gerritz; Adam; Trintie w. of Thys Lubbertsz. 1684...
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Lord Dunmores Little War of 1774: His Captains and Their Men Who ... - Google Books Result
by Warren Skidmore, Heritage Books, Donna Kaminsky - 2002 - History - 283 pages
[Kegley, 14-17] Lieutenant Gilbert Christian Ensign John Anderson Ensign Henry Moore Ensign Alexander Vance Sergeant George Tetoo [Teter] Sergeant William ...
roll 136 Fincasle Miltia Kegley 23 25
Sergeant George Teter
Pvt John Sax.
Pvt William Hall
roll 146 Kegley Sgt George Tetoo. [Teater]
Pvt Joseph Blackmore
Pvt Robert Paris
Pvt Issac Hall.
roll 147
Joseph Blackmore
Edward Blackmore
John Totten
Vincent Hobbs --- killed chief Benge.
roll 149
Howard Heaven
George Paris
Mitchell Clay.
29 April 1777. Washington County Court Minutes. Ordered that John Beatie, James Kincannon, Francis Beatie, and George Teeter, or any three of them being first sworn appraise the estate of John Sax deceased
Fincastle Service claims
Capt James Thompson allowance on 18 days horse hire. George Teater by 5 days horse hire..
PAGE 261 Robert Paris page 230 Robert Paris page 261 George Paris page 158 Robert Parris
Jacob Titsvoort was the son of Abraham Tietsoort and Margaret Mark. Jacob Titsvoort was born at Acquackanonk, Passaic County, New Jersey. He married Marretje Berdan, daughter of Jan Berdan Jr. and Eva Van Siclen, on 6-Dec-1733 at Schraalenburgh, Bergen County, New Jersey. Jacob Titsvoort married Marretje Berdan, daughter of Jan Berdan Jr. and Eva Van Siclen, on 6-Dec-1733 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.
Jacob Titsvoort was also known as Tacob Tiettsoort. He was also known as Jacob Tietsoort.
Child of Jacob Titsvoort and Marretje Berdan:
Margrietje Titsvoort b. 10-Nov-1734, d. 18-Apr-1776
Hopewell Reformed Church Baptisms 1758-1891
12/03/1765 Maria Totten Samuel Nelly Green
12/03/1765 Anna Cathrina Totten Samuel Nelly Green
08/10/1765 Samuel Gonzales Jacobus Sara Westbrock
08/20/1764 07/09/1763 Abraham Titsoort Nicolaas Elizabeth Trefes
09/22/1761 Daniel Titsoort Sara Titsoort
09/22/1761 Cathryntje Titsoort Sara Titsoort
08/27/1758 05/23/1758 Sara Adriaanse Abraham Femmetje Van Cleff
08/27/1758 07/31/1758 Willem Cooper William Sara Schut
Colonial New York 1664-1788
Tax Lists, Inhabitants
1740 dutchess co
Feder, Jury
1727 Jun 25; Jury Deder, Anna Maria Meyer; Elisabeth; Frerik Meyer, Anna-Barbara Meyer Catharina DETER, the daughter of Georg Deter
and Anna Maria Zufelt (20), was baptized at the Reformed Church of Claverack,
March 5, 1769, with "Hendrick Voland and Lisabeth Zufeld" serving as
sponsors. The baptismal record lists the parents as "Jurry Teeter and Anna
Mary Zufeld." Catharina married Jacob P. Herder.
?? Henderick Herder; Catarina Peyper 175? ?? ???; Philip Teunisse; Debora La Grange, dau. of Jacobus 175? ?? ???; Gerrit Lansing,
.Elisabeth; Johannes de Kay, Helena de Kay wife of Samuel Schoffel 1735 Oct 19; Johannes Douvepach, Christina Herder
Dutchess
County, May 27, 1750. The baptismal record lists the parents as "Friderich
Toedter and Catharina Zufeld" and the sponsors as "Georg Toedter and
his wife Anna Maria
.Jacobus; Jacobus Ostrander, Lea Rosa 1739 Jul 08; Frederich Zipperli, Catharina Wegeler; Jurg Adam; Jurg Adam Zuveld,
Dutchess County, May 4, 1755. The
baptismal record lists the parents as "Freric Theeter; Cathrina
Soefelt" and the sponsors as "Henric Theeter, and wife.
the son of
Johannes Zufelt (16) and Anna Keller, was baptized at the Reformed Church of
Kinderhook, April 26, 1778. The baptismal record lists the parents as "Johannes Suffeld and Annatje Cuyler"
and the sponsors as "Johan Jurry
Teter; Anna Maria Suffeld."
baptized "Frederick Jacob Tater,"
October 20, 1816. The record of baptism lists the parents names as " George A. Tater
and Getty Graat.
October
17, 1779, with "Hendrik Duyker and wife, Margaret Tetzelin" serving
as sponsors. The baptismal record lists the parents as "Gerrit Teter and
Zachariah Feller. Zachariah was the son of Zacharias Feller
and Francisca de Voe, born September 14, 1777, and baptized October 8, 1777, at
Albany Reformed Church, with "Michel Diderick and Cath. Fallor"
sponsoring. The baptismal record lists the parents as "Zacharias Fuller
and Femmy De Foy". Note the two different surname spellings, Fuller and
Fallor, in the same record. The New York Genealogical and Biographical
Record, Vol. 63, 1952, lists Zacharias' mother's name as "Frances De
Foy"
Anna Maria Shuffelt.""
December 23, 1764. The baptismal record lists the
sponsors as "Hannes Tedter and Lisabeth Lothen" and the parents as
"Henrich Vooland and Lisabeth Zufeld."
une 24, 1759. The
baptismal record lists the parents as "Henr: Voolandt and Elies:
Zufeldt" and the sponsors as "Fried. Teder and wife, Cath:
Zufeldt.
Friderich Tedter;
Catharina Zufeld " sponsoring. The baptismal record lists the parents as
"Jacob Vooland and Anna Zufeld."
Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Volume
XXI, Calendar of Records in the Office of the Secretary of State, 1664-1703;
Edited by William Nelson; Paterson, N. J., 1890.
CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY RECORDS
East Jersey Patents, etc., LIBER No. 1.
A stumpy folio, of which 183 pages are written on from the front and 155
pages from the back. This contains Indian deeds, patents and other con-
veyances, confirmatory patents, licenses for the purchase of lands from the
Indians, town charters, court proceedings, etc., 1650-1678. The calendar of
the reversed side has been reserved for a future publication.
East Jersey Patents, Etc., Liber No. 11
Page
1664 October 28 16th Charles 2d. Indian Deed. Mattano, Manamo-
waone and Cowescomen of Staten Island to John Bayly, Daniel Denton
and Luke Watson of Jamico, Long Island, husbanment, for land, bounded
South by the Rariton River, East by the river dividing Staten Island from
the mainland, and running Northward up After Cull Bay to the first river
setting Westward. (In and about Elizabeth Town). Consideration 20
fathoms of cloth, 2 made cotes, 2 guns, 2 kettles, 20 bars of lead, 20 hand-
fuls of powder and 400 fathoms of white or 200 of black wampum, payable
one year after taking possession. The wampum is received August 8,
1665. Witnesses to deed William Pardon, Deputy Secretary, Warinuck
and Charles Horsley; to receipt of wampum Samuel Edsall and Jas.
Bollen.1
1
1665 Sept. 8. Deed. John Baylis of Jamica to Yorkshire, L. I., to
Philipp Carteret, Governour of New Jersey, for the tract of land, commonly
called the Arthur Cull or Emboyle, purchased by grantor and others (see
the preceding) and confirmed to him by Govr. Richard Nicolls Dec. 1,
1664.2 2
1658 January 10. Indian Deed (copy of translation from the Dutch).
Therinques, Wappapen, Saghkow, Kagkennip, Bomokan, Memewockam,
Sames, Wewenatokwee, to the Director General and Council of New Neth-
erland for land on the Westside of the North River from the great Clip
above Wichacken to above the Island Sikakes, thence to the Kill van Col,
so along to Constable's Hoeck, thence again to the Clip above Wickacken
(Bergen). 3
1666 Nov. 15. License to purchase Indian land on the East side
of Delaware River, called Qusecackhitkonck or Aertshouck, granted by
Governour Carteret to Pieter Alricks. 6
1666 Nov. 16. Permission of the Governour to Augustine Herman, to
settle upon and cultivate his land, called Kechachkanick Wackonabeck on
the South side of Raritan River.
6
1650 August 5. Copy and translation of Indian Deed. Govert Look-
ermans and skipper William Thomas declare, that they have bought for
Lubertus van Dinclagen from Remmatap, chief of the Indians, the lands,
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1 Printed in full in Leaming & Spicer, 669, in N. J. Archives, I., 15, and
in Hat-
field's Elizabeth, 30.
2 See Leaming & Spicer, 671; N. J. Archives, I., 17.
1668 May 12. Do. Same to Hans Diederick for land near Bergen,
betw. Frederick Phillipsen and Jacob Luby stretching to the Kill van Koll,
8 morgen; a piece betw. Captain Nicolas ver Lett and Pieter Jacobsen, 6
morgen 350 rods; a garden betw. Jan Lubersen and Guardyne, the whole
44 acres.26
New Amsterdam (New York City) Reformed Dutch Church Marriages 1664
9 Aug. Hans Diederick, Van Isleven, en Grietje Warnaerts, Wede. Van Adriaen Hendr. Zips.
Bergen baptisms
...Magliese, Miss Anna Stuyvesant 1666 Dec 26; Reynier Van Giesen, Dirckje Cornelis; Isaack; Ide van Voorst, Hans Didericks, Janneke Edsall 1667 Mar 10; Claes Jansen, Annetje Cornelis; Lysbet; Pieter Jansen, Geertje Dircks 1667 Mar 10;...
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NA Baptisms 1639-1730
...Jan Cornelis de Ryck, Tryntie Cornelis 1665 May 14; Caspar Steeman [Steymets], Jannetje Gerrits; Urselina; Hans Diedericks, Geesje Gerrits, Lysbeth Cornelis 1665 May 20; Jan Vidette, Jannetie Jaspers; Pieter; Nicolaes Dupu, Annetje...
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Bergen Marriages
...Bergen. 1726 02 May; Johannes Didericks, ym, born and liv. Bergen; Geertruy Van Winkel, yd, born and liv. Achqueknonk. 1726 ?? ???; Johannis Johannissen Vreeland, ym, born and liv. Gemonepan; Antje Didericks, yd, born and liv....
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...1716 08 Nov; Johannes Patrik, jm V. N: York; Anna Cathrina Dideriks, jd uit Duidsland 1716 15 Nov; Nicolaus Dykman, jm V. Bergen; Anneke Sevenhooven, jd V. Boswyk 1716 03 Dec; Thenis Rendels, jm V. Ierland; Marytje Moor, jd V. N:...
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NA Baptisms 1731-1800
...Janneke; Hendrik Bogart & wife Cornelia de Graauw 1743 Jan 09; Arent Toers, Annatje Spier; Antje; Cornelis Dideriks & wife Antje Roos 1743 Jan 12; Pieter Band jr, Catlyntje Meyer; Petrus; Jacob Band, Elisabet Band jd 1743 Jan 12; Jan...
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Walloons in Sweden
Starting from 1620s, a considerable number of Walloon miners and their families had settled in Sweden.[36]
A large and important group of Walloons were brought to Sweden to make iron for their Dutch masters, and they did so by using their familiar iron making technologies. From the second quarter of the century the Walloon forging method was spread in Sweden as a complement to the already familiar German method. The Dutch and Walloon influences were concentrated to the iron making region of Uppland, around the very rich mine of Dannemora, north of Stockholm. There, Dutch entrepreneurs owned ironworks populated with skilled Walloon ironworkers making iron with the Walloon method. The iron that was made, named Öregrund iron after an exporting port, made up about 15 percent of the total Swedish iron production, with the remaining volumes made according to the German method.[37]
They were originally led by the entrepreneur Louis de Geer who commissioned them to work in the iron mines of Uppland and Östergötland. The wave of migration continued substantially into 18th century. Walloons became gradually integrated into Swedish society. However, Walloon ancestry is still traceable through Walloon surnames and people of Walloon descent are organised in Sällskapet Vallonättlingar (Society of Walloon Descendants).[38]
Jacob Diederichsen rådm.i Chr.a stevnet Elias Pedersen Sommer,Even Fletsten,
Halvvtor Karterud, Svend Sørli, Hans sagmester, Thore Nordby og Anders Helgerud
I Hakadal for rest. Gjeld. Svend Sørli for å ha kjørt 10 tvt.tømmer.Saken uts.
Even Sandbakken stevnet for leiemål. Møtte ikke.
Tharald på Bråteie stevnet for å ha tatt 2 stokker av foegd Juell. Tarald er gammel og
svak, henved 80 år,ba om nåde.Dette gitt mot at stokkene leveres tilbake.
Fenrik Jens Clausen Juell stevnet Ellin sagmester fordi hans hette hatt slått Juells hest
Vitner Jon og Chrf. Kjeller Juells hest haltet før Elling slapp sin hest på Foegdøen.i Chr
Avsagt: Ellias sagmester frikjent for tiltalen.
FINLAND STEAMSHIP CO. LTD
WASA 1871
610
1892 purchased from Russia, 1899 sold to Hans Diedrich
Walloons (wŏlūnz') , group of people living in S Belgium who traditionally spoke a dialect of French called Walloon, but who today for the most part speak standard French. The Walloons, numbering some 3.5 million, reside mostly in the provinces of Hainaut, Liège, Namur, Luxembourg, and Walloon Brabant, in contrast to the Dutch-speaking Flemings of the northern provinces. The movement for reviving Walloon literature centered in Liège in the 19th cent.; today the language is considered moribund. The periodical Wallonie had considerable influence. Since medieval times the economic and social background of the Walloons has differed radically from that of the Flemings, and the cleavage became even more pronounced with the Industrial Revolution. The Walloon part of Belgium contains major mining areas and heavy industries, while the Flemings engage mainly in agriculture, manufacturing (particularly textiles), and shipping. Tension between Walloons and Flemings has long been a critical political issue. In 1970 a plan was approved that recognized the cultural autonomy of Belgium's three national communities: the Dutch-speaking Flemings of the north, the French-speaking Walloons of the south, and bilingual Brussels. The name Walloons was also applied to Huguenot refugees in America by the Dutch, who made no distinction between French and Walloon Protestants
1695 Jun 09; , Geertruy Jansen; Marritje (ill); Margriet Tietsoo, Jacob Barentsen Kool
1706 Aug 11; Abraham Freer, Eegje Titzoor; Philippus; Adam Swart, Geertruyd Titzoor
1722 Jul 01; Manuel Gonsalis-duk, Rebekka Westvaal; Catrina; Abraham a Steenbergen, Zara a Steenbergen
1722 Jul 01; Thomas Jansz, Maayke Bogaart; Catrina; Marthen Bogaart, THanneken de Lameeter
1722 Jul 29; Niclaas Emig, Catrina Miller; Hendrik; Hendrik Oel, Margriet Teeter
11722 Aug 05; Coenraat Peeringer, Anna Elisabeth Staal; Marytjen; Jury Teeter, Marytjen Maye
1727 Jun 25; Pieter Kuykendaal, Femmetjen Dekker; Zalomon; Gerardus Hardenberg, Janneke Elvedorff 1727 Jun 25; Jury Deder, Anna Maria Meyer; Elisabeth; Frerik Meyer, Anna-Barbara Meyer 1727 Jun 25; Anderies Regter, Annel Staal
JURY TEETER A GRANDSON OF HANS DIDERICXS A WALLOON FRENCH SPEAKING FROM SWEDEN HUGUENOT.
THE WAY THE DUTCH RECORDERED THEMSELVES AND THE WALLOOONS FRENCH
HAD MANY VAIRIANTS EXAMPLE JURY IS RECORDED AS FEDER DEDER TEETER.
THE VAN METERS ANOTHER GOOD EXAMPLE ORIGINIALLY FRENCH HUGUENOTS
DE LAMEATERS RECORDED BY THE THEIR DUTCH HUGUENOT MEMBERS AS VAN METER.
THE TETTERS TEITSORTS WALLOON FRENCH SPEAKERS SPELLED BY DUTCH RECORDERS AS
TETSOORT TEATOR IN THE DUTCH ACCENT AND FROM TETTER AS TREATER.
JURRY TEETER SHOWS TO OF HAD A BROTHER GEORGE TOEDTER AND THE FAMILY IS RECORDED
AS TETER TATER TEETER DEDER FEDER THEETER TEDER TEDTER FROM THE ORGINIAL
DIEDERICK
Sleepy Hollow Baptisms
...177? ??? 13; Abraham Turtter (dec), Catharina Ekker; Abraham; Abraham Ekker, Willemyntie Bant 177? ??? 19; Johannis Hylker, Elizabet Storm; Hendrik; Antie Van Weert, wife of John Vousie 1782 ??? 0?; Jacob Ecker, Engeltie; Marritie...
http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rbillard/...
NA Baptisms 1639-1730
...Gerrits 1668 Jun 13; Walraven, Hester Donrinees; Anneken; Jacques Coutucier, Geertie Rutgers 1668 Jun 17; Willem Traeter, Elsje Evels; Jacob; Pieter Evel, Claertie Evels 1668 Jul 01; Hendrick Van Bommel, Rachel Roscelje; Grieti
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