Island of Nordstrand, off the coast near Husum

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Birth:  1618

Berlin-Mitte, Germany Death:  1703 To my 9th great grandmother; honoring your memory. Albany - Timothy Trochelman Albany County  Added: Nov. 29, 2012 New York, USA - Robbie McBeth Off the coast of Husum, in the North Sea, lay an island by the name of Noorstrant or Nordstrant. Here, in 1618, was born to Wilhelm Jurianse a daugher, Volkie. When Nordstrand was destroyed by a storm in 1634, Volkie and her sister Annetje Juriaens survived and were taken to Husum. Here Jan Fransse and Volkie met, fell in love and married.  Added: Mar. 9, 2011

The church banns of April 30, 1639 are translated thus: 'Appeared as before, Jan Franz from Housom (sic), sailor, age 30 years, living in Corte Tuijnstraat, having no parents but assisted by his cousin Anna Jans, and Volckje Juriaens age about 21, of same street, having no parents but assisted by her acquaintance, Isaack Pietersen.' They were married in the Dutch Reformed Church at Nieuwe Kerk at Amsterdam, Holland on May 15, 1639. - Teresa (Woods) Christie  Added: Aug. 3, 2010 Before they got married, they'd already made arrangements on March 28, 1639 with Kiliaen Van Renselaer concerning immediate passage to and settlement in the colony of Rensselaerswyck. The colonists agreed to remain there for four years. This document also stated that their "ship now lies ready," but they didn't set sail until after Jan Fransse and Volkje Juriens were married on May 15, 1639. After the wedding they set sail on the ship, "Den Harlinck" and arrived in New Amsterdam on July 7, 1639.

After Jan Fransse's death, his widow married Gerrit ` Visbeeck.

She was still living on June 22, 1694 when she and her husband made an agreement with Juriaen Van Hoesen regarding the settlement of his father's estate.

On August 2, 1703 (Book of Deeds VI, p. 109 Albany Co.,N.Y.) Juiriaen received (under the law of primogeniture) the property at Claverack. On Jan. 7, 1704 Jurian generously conveyed this land to his brothers and sister, Katherine, wife of Francis Hardick. Jacob Jan received the land to the northward and Johannes that upon the River and South Bay extendin~ on the north to the road, which formed the boundary of the Hardick tract. This "wagonway" led from the Ferry along the line of the present Ferry and Partition Streets to the Public Square, which it crossed and went on into the interior. The lands of Johannes and Hardicks comprised a large part of the present city of Hudson, which has been in continuous existence as a city since 1785. The Van Hoesen house, on the site of that occupied by Jan Franse Van Hussem, was built in 1729 north of the city.

Family links:   Spouse:   Jan Fransse Van Husum (1608 - 1665)

 Children:   Frans Van Hoesen (1640 - ____)*   Jurian Janse Van Hoesen (1642 - 1711)*   Styntje Janse Van Hoesen Goes (1644 - ____)*   Annetje Janse Van Hoesen Wyngaert (1648 - 1709)*   Maria Jansen Van Hoesen Burgaert (1651 - ____)*   Catharina Jansen Van Hoesen Herdyk-Hardingh (1653 - ____)*   Johannes Van Hoesen (1655 - 1727)*   Jacob Janse Van Hoesen (1657 - 1720)*   Volkert Janse Van Hoesen (1658 - 1725)*

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Burial: Unknown

Created by: Teresa (Woods) Christie Record added: Aug 03, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 55831224