Grietje "Magaret" Van Schoonderwoert was born September 16, 1647 at Beverwyck, New Netherland.[1] She married Jan Bleecker on January 2, 1667 at the Reformed Dutch Church, Albany. She died on October 26, 1733 at Albany was was buried on October 29 in the Reformed Dutch Church churchyard cemetery, Albany.
Birth
about 1640 in , Netherlands
September 16, 1647 in New York, New York
Marriage
Wife of Jan Jansen Bleecker — married 1667 in NY
Death
after 1706 in , ?Ny
Burial
1733 Albany, Albany, New York
Age: About 92-93
29 OCT 1733 Low Dutch Church, Albany, NY
Church Records
1692 Feb 07 Maria - of Johannes Bleyker, Sr., and Margriet Rutsz. Wit.: Abraham Cuyler, Aara Verbrugge. [2]
Research Notes
LNAB
Rutsz, Margriet's patronymic, is the first "surname" that appears for her in records, at the baptism of her daughter Maria. Quackenbush-118 19:13, 17 April 2017 (EDT)
Bielinski text
Author: Stefan Bielinski. The People of Colonial Albany Live Here. https://exhibitions.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/vw/mgtvwoert2613.html Text: Margararita Van Woert was born in New Netherland during the 1640s. She was the daughter of pioneer settlers Marie Vigne and her husband Rutger Jacobse Van Woert (Schonderwoert). She grew up in the Hudson Valley where her father was a farmer, food processor, and property holder. In 1667, Margarita married newcomer trader Jan Janse Bleecker. They made their home in Albany where Jan Janse pr ospered and became a driving force of the new city of Albany. Ten children born by 1692 established the Bleecker family in Albany for decades to come. These Albany mainstays lived on Pearl Street and were prominent members of the Dutch church. Their long marriage of sixty-six years ended when Jan Janse died in 1732. Margaret Van Woert Bleecker died less than a year later. In October 1733, she was buried with her husband beneath the Albany church one day before the birth of her eighteenth grandchild.
Sources
↑ Source: #S525 Cites: Revised History of Harlem, by James Riker, p. 97. [Riker cites Holgate's Am. Gen., Pearson's Albany Settlers and O'Callaghan's N. Neth., i. 436, 439.] Mayors of Albany, by Virginia B Bowers, 1997 page 7
↑ Secretary Henry L. Bogert. "Albany Records, Baptisms" in Year Book of the Holland Society of New York. New York: Knickerbocker Press, New York, 1904.
Revised History of Harlem (City of New York): Its Origin and Early Annals..., by James Riker (New York: New Harlem Publishing Company, 1904). p. 97, footnote. "Rutger Jacobson was the ancestor of the Rutgers family of New York, and also, through his daughter Margaret, who married, 1667, Jan Jansen Bleecker, from Meppel, a progenitor of the highly respectable family of this name. Teunis Jacobsen's descendants, who have been numerous in Albany County, took name from his birthplace, but shortened to Van Woert. (See Holgate's Am. Gen., Pearson's Albany Settlers and O'Callaghan's N. Neth., i. 436, 439)."
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Ancestral File Number: GMVB-HF Family Search: FSFTID 2DXT-42B Ancestral File Number: P133-RG Family Search: FSFTID LQ84-WQT
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