Lysbeth
"Lysbet, Elizabeth"
Post
Born before in Nieuw Amsterdam, Nieuw Nederland
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Daughter of Lodewijk (Cornelisz) Post
and Angeniet Bonen
Wife of
Jacob du Trieux
— married
26 Sep 1674 in DRC, New Orange, New York
Descendants 
Died after
after age 75
in New Castle, Delaware [uncertain]
[uncertain]
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Biography
LYSBETH (ELIZABETH) POST married, September 26, 1674, in New Amsterdam, New York; JACOB2 DU TRIEUX (PHILIPPE ANTONI), who was born December 2, 1645 in New Amsterdam, New Netherlands, NY, and died December 27, 1709 in New Castle Co., DE.
Elizabeth|Lysbeth was the daughter of LODEWYCK POST and AGNIETJE BONEN and was born July 8, 1655, in New Amsterdam, New Netherland, NY [Bapt. record found at NARDC], and died between 1730 and 1733 in New Castle, Delaware. [1]
Parents
There was conflicting information relating to Lysbeth's parents: Possible parents[1]
The actual parents were:
- Father: Lodowyck Post
- Mother: Agnietje Bonen
Elizabeth's mother Agnietie Bonen, wife of Lodowyck Pos, sponsored Elizabeth's first daughter Agnietie's baptism in 1675, and Elizabeth's two brothers Elias Post and Willem Post sponsored her twin sons Willem Dutruex and Jacob Dutruex baptism in 1683. Elizabeth, Willem and Elias were the youngest children of Lodowyck Pos and Agnietje Bonen.
The suggested alternate parents: Adriaen Crynen Post Capt.; d. 18 Feb 1677, Bergen, Bergen, NJ and Claretje (Clara) moockers, d. 4 Dec 1675, Communipaw, Bergen, (Hudson), NJ. is thus disproved. They were not the parents of Elizabeth that married Jacob du Trieux.
Birth
Elisabeth's NRDC Marriage record stated that both Jacob and Lysbeth were of "N. Orangeien" [2], then Nieuw Amsterdam. Jacob's bapt rec was found at NARDC. Lysbeth (Elizabeth) bapt record was found at the Nieuw Amsterdam, Nieuw Nederland Reformed Dutch Church. She was baptized Jul 18 1655.[3][4].
Other sources that have been disproved:
- Lysbeth Post was said to have been born abt. 1650 [5] [Baptizm entry not found at NARDC for this date]This has been disproved.
- Lysbeth born in New Amsterdam, may have been christened/baptised on 18 Jul 1655 in The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands[6]. This birth has been disproved.
Life Events
Jacob Du Trieux and Lysbeth (Elizabeth Post), his wife, were the 1st of the du Truax name to settle in Monmouth County, East Jersey, which he had done March 7, 1676 when he was conveyed 12 acres in Middletown (Book E/page 43). According to Honor in his "This Old Monmouth of Ours", page 264, Jacob located at Freehold, NJ where he had about 400 acres of land.
It was during Jacob's Du Trieux's generation that the family began to change its spelling of Du Trieux and shifted to either Dutruex, Truax or Truex. - [7]
Marriage
Jacob du Trieux,(baptized at New Amsterdam on December 2, 1645 (NYG&B 57/338)[8]), married at the Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, September 26, 1674, to Elizabeth "Lysbeth" Post[9]. She was a daughter of Lodewyck and Agnietje (Bonen) Pos or Post. Lysbeth was baptized at New Amsterdam on July 18, 1655 and may have died after 1730.[1]
Lybet (Elizabeth) Post married Jacob du Trieux in 1674.[10]
Children
Children of JACOB DU TRIEUX and LYSBETH POST are:[1]
- i. AGNIETIE TRUAX/du Trieux/Truer, b. December 3, 1675, New Castle, Delaware; d. New Castle, Delaware. Baptism for Agnietie, daughter of Jacob du Trieux was recorded at the New Amsterdam Reformed Dutch Church, New York, NY on Dec 29, 1675.[11] [12] Agnietie married Benjamin Stout after 1691. Agnietie Truax died after 1734. Agnietie Truax was also known as Agnes Truax. Children of Agnietie Truax and Benjamin Stout:[1]
- Jacob Stout ( - 1795)
- Agnes B. Stout
- Charles Stout
- Benjamin Stout
- ii. PHILIP TRUAX, b. Abt. 1676, Middletown, NJ; Phillip moved to Delaware in 1708.[doying.FTW], d. Bef. November 24, 1750, Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ. He married SARAH LARUE19 Abt. 1703 in Monmouth Co., NJ, daughter of ABRAHAM LAROUX and SARAH GILLE. She was born Abt. 1675[1]
- iii. Susanna du Trieux, b.Mar 15, 1679[13]
- iv. CORNELIUS TRUEX, b. Abt. 1680; m. MAGDALINE HANSON.
- v. Willem (Twin) Dutruex, b. Oct 10, 1683 at New York, NY.[14]. He died in 1729. Willem Truax was also known as William Truax. He lived at Tin Ton Falls, Monmouth Co., NJ[15].
- vi. Jacob (Twin) Dutruex, b. Oct 10, 1683.[16]; married Sarah Wilson, daughter of Samuel Wilson and ? Van Blascom. He lived at Monmouth Co., NJ.
- Jacob sold his land in NJ in 1708, and moved to New Castle, Del., and he died some time after making his will on 22 Aug 1730,[1] Children of Jacob Truax and Sarah Wilson:
- Gehannah Truax
- Samuel Truax+ (16 Oct 1716 - 10 Mar 1792)
- Catherine Truax+ (b 1741)
- vii. ISAAC TRUEX, b. Abt. 1685; m. REBECCA VON BURKELOW.
- viii. BENJAMIN TRUEX, b. Abt. 1686.
- ix. JOSEPH TRUEX, b. Abt. 1688.
- x. ABRAHAM TRUEX, b. Abt. 1690; d. Aft. September 5, 1777.
- xi. SARAH TRUEX, b. Abt. 1697.
Death
Lysbeth died sometime after 22 Aug 1730, probably at New Castle, Delaware.
Alternate death dates:
- Lysbeth died about 1733 in New Castle, Delaware [1]
Following certain 1708 land conveyances, Jacob removed to New Castle Co., Delaware where he died between 27 Dec 1709 (date of making of will) and 21 Jun 1710, the date adminstration was granted his wife Lysbeth. The will mentions by name "Lysbet." Lysbet was still living when her son Jacob [jr.] made his will 22 Aug 1730. Jacob [Sr.] was a progenitor of the 'New Scotland branch'. He sold his land in New Jersey in 1708 and moved to New Castle Co., Delaware.[Stuhler.FTW].[6]
Research Notes
- The Truax/Truex family of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, New Jersey, 1675- 1990 : descendants of Philippe Du Trieux; Smith, Barbara Carver, b. 1932; Genealogical Society of Utah d.b.a FamilySearch; vi, 321 p.
- Website: Newsletter snippit (from Association of Philippe Du Trieux Descendants Newsletter, Volumes 10-22, 1991)
- WeRelate.Org: Family:Jacob Du Trieux and Lysbeth Post [1]
- Book/Monograph: Association of Philippe Du Trieux Descendants, lineage charts. (Cincinnati, Ohio: Association of Philippe du Trieux Descendants, 1991). Call Number: 929.273 T733t, Family History Library FAM HIST Book, Publication: [Cincinnati, Ohio] : Association of Philippe du Trieux Descendants, 1991; 243 leaves in various foliations, 1st Edition.
- WebSite: FamilyTreeMaker - Descendants of Philippe Antoni du Trieux FamilyTreeMaker - Descendants of Philippe Antoni du Trieux
- Website: [ http://longislandgenealogy.com/Marriage/marroptions.html NA DRC marriages 1639-1801-Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York-Samuel S. Purple] -Dates show Banns registration NOT marriage date until 9/20/1673
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 FamilyTreeMaker - Descendants of Philippe Antoni du Trieux
- ↑ NARDC Marriage Record: Page 38 - 1674 26 Sep; Jacob Truer, jm van N. Orangien; Lysbeth Post, jd als voren.
- ↑ NARDC Baptism Record: Page 39 - 1655 Jul 18; Lodevyck Corneliszen, Agnietje Boons; Elisabeth; Warnert Wessels, Anna Elisabeth Maskop
- ↑ FamilyTreeMaker - Descendants of Philippe Antoni du Trieux
- ↑ Rootsweb Genealogy - Newell, Popper, Budinsky, Stanley, Guyon, Moatti, Bitoun, Le Bau...
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Rootsweb Genealogy - The Large Version of the Chew Family Tree
- ↑ Association of Philippe Du Trieux Descendants
- ↑ NARDC Baptizm Record: Page 20 - 1645 Dec 02; Philip du Trieux; Jacob; Jan Evertszen Bout, Marie du Trieux, Sara du Trieux
- ↑ NARDC Marriage Record: Page 38 - 1674 26 Sep; Jacob Truer, jm van N. Orangien; Lysbeth Post, jd als voren.
- ↑ Newsletter snippit (from Association of Philippe Du Trieux Descendants Newsletter, Volumes 10-22, 1991)
- ↑ NARDC Bapt. Record: Page 121 - 1675 Dec 29; Jacob Truer, Lysbeth Post; Agnietie; Pieter de Riemer, Agnietie Bonen [Agnietie Bonen was Elizabeth's mother]
- ↑ OliveTree - Baptisms at the Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam (Year 1675) - Manually Entered by Theodore Brassard
- ↑ NARDC Bapt. Record: Page 137 - 1679 Mar 15; Jacobus du Trieux, Elisabeth Pos; Susanna;
- ↑ NYRDC Baptism Record: Page 160 - 1683 Oct 10; Jacob Dutruex, Lysbeth Post; Willem (twin); Elias Post, Willem Post [Elias and Willem Post were Elisabeth's brothers], Sara de Foreest, Rosella du Trieux
- ↑ Rootsweb: Descendants of Philippe du Trieux - The First Five Generations
- ↑ NYRDC Baptism Record: Page 160 - 1683 Oct 10; Jacob Dutruex, Lysbeth Post; Jacob (twin); Elias Post, Willem Post, Sara de Foreest, Rosella du Trieux
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OR, is the suggestion that daughter Agnes (b. c. 1675) is the scenario that establishes relationships?
(Please see also the previous comment. Thanks)
Also, a section = Disputed Origins = should be created as the topmost section under Biography, and an explanation of how the accepted parents are proven added. The relative weight of proof for the disproven set of parents should be discussed. It is not clear that the rejected set of parents are actually disproven. It is best to use inline sourcing for such sensitive topics.
I might be able to help with these edits, but first wanted to make the notations here.
Sharon