Elizabeth Westvael (born Westvaal) was born on just before 16 Jan 1726, at Sineaquon [sic][1] to Jacob Westvael (bp. April 23 1693, in Kingston, Ulster, NY) and Margriet Westvael (born Deduyster) (br. abt. 1693, in Hurley, Ulster, NY)
Baptism
Elizabeth Jacobse Westvaal was bp. on Jan 16, 1726 at the Minisink Valley. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster, NY[2][3] Her baptism was one of 13 baptism records recorded on Jan 16, 1726, suggesting that this baptism was conducted at a distant meeting house.
Elizabeth Westvaal was born in "Sineaquon", New York according to records of the Dutch Reformed Church Minnisink Machackemeck published by the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society in 1913. See copy of entry.
Parents
Father: Jacob Westvaal
Mother: Margriet de Duytser
Siblings
Joanna (Johanna) Westfall
Maria Westfall was bp. on Jan 28, 1719 at the Minisink Valley. Baptism was recorded at the Minisink Valley Reformed Dutch Church of Machackemeck-Deerpark, Orange, NY [4] This is one of the "lost" baptism records not recorded at RDC Kingston.
Eleanor Westfaell was bp. on Oct 22, 1721, probably at the Minisink Valley. Baptism was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, NY[5]
Cornelis Westfael
Zara (Westvaal) Kimber was bp. on Oct 06, 1728. Baptism was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, NY[6]
Sophia Westfall
Margaret Westfall
Marriage
Elizabeth married Cornelius Bogart Westvaal on 20 Nov 1747, at age 21 at the Dutch Reformed Church in Minisink Valley*. Cornelius was born on October 15 1721, in Kingston, Ulster, NY[7]. His occupation was Second Sheriff and Justice of the Peace. They had 9 children: Isaac Westvaal, Zachariah Westvaal and 7 other children.
1747 October 11. Cornelis Westfael, young man, born at Machackemeck, to Lisabeth Westfael, young woman, born at Sineaquan, and both dwelling there, married the 20th of November. Dutch Reformed Church Records Minisink Machackemeck
Children
Cornelius Westfael jr. was bp. on Jan 27, 1759 at Minisink Valley. Baptism was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, NY[8][9]. He died in 1844 in Lewis County, Virginia.
1) Jacob and Margrietje "Margarite" (De Duyster) Westfall's daughter Elizabeth Westfall (my gr. gr. gr. gr. grandmother) was born 1-16-1726 in Rochester, New York. She died about 1767. She married Cornelius Westfall, her cousin, (my gr. gr. gr. gr. grandfather), the son of Abel and Antjen "Anna" (Bogaert) Westfall -- Note apparently added by Mulkerin-9 in 2011.
Elizabeth was born in 1726. She passed away in 1769.
Sources
↑ Other Minisink area records refer to Sindeyaequan and Sidneyaequan, which is probably the same place. There is no village of this name in the area today. However, there are many historic place names in the Minisink area that do not correspond to modern place names. In the early 1700s, the name Minisink often referred to a large area, not a discrete village or town. See Minisink Valley region.
↑ KRDC Baptism Record: 1726 Jan 16; Jacob Westvaal, Margriet de Duytser. Elisabeth. Witnesses Niclaas de Pue, Weyntjen Roosa
↑ KRDC Baptism Record: 1726. 16 Jan. Jacob Westvaal, Margriet de Duytser. Elisabeth. Wit: Niclaas de Pue, Weyntjen Roosa. Bp'd in Raysester {Rochester].
↑ Minisink Bapt Record: 28 Jan. 1719 ; Jacob Westfael ; Margriet de Duyser ; Maria ; Nicael Wastfael, Margriet de Duyser
↑ KRDC Bapt. Record: 1721 Oct 22; Jacob Westvaal, Margrietjen de Duytscher; Eleonora; Johannes Masten, Marytjen Wels
↑ KRDC Bapt. Record: 1728 Oct 06; Jacob Westvaal, Margriet de Duytser; Zara; Jacob Kuykendaal, Zara Westvaal
↑ KRDC Bapt. Record: 1721 Oct 15; Abel Westvaal, Antjen Boogerd; Cornelis; Zalomon Freer, Claartjen Westvaal
↑ KRDC Bapt. Record: 27 Jan 1759 ; Cornelius Westfael ; Elizabeth Westfael ; Cornelius ; Cornelius Schoonhove, Grietie Deckker
Church Records: The Reformed Dutch Church, now known as the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, NY; Source of: Marriage Records (1660-1809); Baptism Records (1660-1809; Burial Records (1696-1881. The Kingston Reformed Dutch Church was the central repository for all records of marriages and baptism conducted by circuit-rider Domines throughout Ulster and Orange counties of NY; Sussex County, NJ, and parts of Pike County, PA, until local churches were built and staffed. This occurred between 1735 and 1745 depending on the area.
Source: S951 Westfall Genealogy, by Walter Westfall <walterwestfall @ webtv.net> online <http://www.westfall55.com/index.html>, accessed 1/13/2006
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Westvaal-39 and Westvaal-18 appear to represent the same person because: Marked as an unmerged match with no note as to why. These two profiles are clearly duplicates. Westvaal-18 is the lower numbered profile.
A few years ago, that notation was added to the project box template on numerous New Netherland project profiles, and it is still included in many of them. If you have checked to verify that the LNAB is correct according to the project naming convention, please add a note to the Research Notes section to indicate what the LNAB should be, sign your note with 4 tildes (it is helpful to know who added these notes), and remove the Needs=LNAB from the project box. :-)
Any objection to renaming Elizabeth Unknown-230707 to Elizabeth Westfaal to agree with her baptism record: ( KRDC Baptism Record: 1726 Jan 16; Jacob Westvaal, Margriet de Duytser; Elisabeth; Niclaas de Pue, Weyntjen Roosa )?
She was daughter of Jacob Westvaal-2 and Margriet de Duytser Duyster-3.
She was daughter of Jacob Westvaal-2 and Margriet de Duytser Duyster-3.