1665 Sep 03 [Testamentary Disposition for Albert Gerretsen from Embderland & written in Dutch ...
- "to the poor of Wildwyck, 8 schepels of wheat"
- "lawful wife, Willemtje Jacobs, shall rightfully "hold" the whole estate "for the love, chastity, faithfulness and affection manifested towards him during their married life, and for other reasons"
(testator signature)
witnesses: Jan Willemsen Hoochteylingk and Jan Joosten Van Meteren (both Commissaries in the village of Wildwyck)". [5]
"(Willemtje Jacobs, widow of Albert Gerretsen, m2: 11 May 1668 Jan Cornelissen, of Gottenburgh, Sweden; and m3: 24 Dec 1679 Jan Broerse Decker, res: Marbletown (widower of Heyltje Jacobs)" [5]
Research Notes
Birth date of bef.1640 assigned for search purposes, should not be too far off actual (per Tom Quick)
Sources
↑ KRDC Marriage Record at Old Dutch Reformed Church at Kingston, Ulster County, NY; p502; marriage#25; banns#: 22 Apr; bann#2: 29 Apr; married by Hon. Justice; for Jan Cornelissen, of Gottenborgh, Sweden, jm; m: 1668 May 11 Willemtie Jacobs (widow of Albert Gerritsen).
↑Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York: (formerly named Wiltwyck & often familiarly called Esopus or Sopus) for 150 years from their commencement in 1660 compiled by Roswell Randall Hoes (1850-1921) & DeVinne Press of New York in 1891; p502 marriage#25 for groom: Jan Cornelissen of Gottenborgh, j.m.; & bride: Willemtie Jacobs (widow of Albert Gerritsen) bann#1: 22 Apr 1668; bann#2: 29 Apr 1668; m: 11 May 1668 Kingston Old Dutch Reformed Church in Kingston, Ulster County, NY.
↑Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York:] (formerly named Wiltwyck & often familiarly called Esopus or Sopus) for 150 years from their commencement in 1660 compiled by Roswell Randall Hoes (1850-1921) & DeVinne Press of New York in 1891; p505 marriage#45 for groom: Jan Broersse Decker (widower of Heiltie Jacobs) res: Marbleton [Marbletown]; & bride: Willemite Jacobs (widow of Jan Cornelisse) b: Gottenburgh; res: Kingston; banns: 29 Nov 1679; m: 24 Dec 1679 Kingston Old Dutch Reformed Church in Kingston, Ulster County, NY.
↑ KRDC Marriage Record at Old Dutch Reformed Church, Kingston, Ulster County, NY; p505; marriage#45 for Jan Broersse Decker, res: Marbletown (widower of Heiltie Jacobs) m: 1679 Dec 24 Willemtie Jacobs, res: Kingston (widow of Jan Cornelisse, of Gottenburgh.
↑ 5.05.1Ulster County, New York probate records in the Office of the Surrogate, and in the County Clerk's Office at Kingston, NY: a careful abstract and translation of the Dutch and English Wills, Letters of Administration after intestates, and inventories from 1665, with genealogical and historical notes and List of Dutch and Frisian Baptismal Names with their English Equivalents" p30 (liber A, p92 T. D. R., liber#2 p104)
Baptismal and marriage registers of the old Dutch church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York (formerly named Wiltwyck, and often familiarly called Esopus or Sopus), for one hundred and fifty years from their commencement in 1660; compiled by Roswell Randall Hoes (1850-1921) Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Kingston, New York.
"Bergen County Families" by NJGS njgsbc.org for "Cornelison: Willemptie Jacobs" accessed 14 Dec 2016.
Ancestral File #10MW-GB6 & FSFTID 29WF-YNH compiled by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints & available at Family History Library in Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Acknowledgments
Jacobs-94 was created on 13 Sep 2010 through the import of 124-DeCoursey.ged (adopted on 22 Apr 2015 by Quick-803
Jacobs-202 was created on 30 Nov 2010 by Kenneth Eames through the import of small2.ged
Jacobs-1570 was created on 27 Feb 2012 by Angela Kohl through the import of 40f34n_6381914xxkb3042nf36756.ged
Jacobs-10473 was created on 20 Jul 2019 by Cathi (Clements) Gross
Her parents were married 1646, so I think Willemtje's birth must be later than that 1646 date. The sister Heylje became a bit of a merge mess already, and I think her dates were forced too early. Heyltje has a son Jacob with forced early dates, but then he also has a later sibling jacob married to the same wife. So the earlier dates on this line appear to be bogus.
With that in mind, the mother Trynjte has matches with a more prevalent 1626 birth, and so I think that makes more sense than the current birth about 1619 on the mother Trynje as attached here before merges. But I am saving all the dates to the bios for later study.
Does any other evidence exist, as this looks like a very amateur assumption that has then been propagated for hundred(s?) or years.
Still not sure of this person to go further than a match.
With that in mind, the mother Trynjte has matches with a more prevalent 1626 birth, and so I think that makes more sense than the current birth about 1619 on the mother Trynje as attached here before merges. But I am saving all the dates to the bios for later study.