Jacob Gerritsen Decker was bp. on February 24, 1684 at Marbeltown RDC, Marbletown, Ulster County, New York (formerly Mormel)[1][2]
Christening
24 FEB 1684 Kingston, Ulster, NY
Marriage
Jacob Gerritsen Decker married Geertje|Gertye (Wagenen) Van Wagenen after September 17, 1709 when their banns were first pulished. Marriage was recorded at the Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster, NY[1][2][3]
The Freeholders Inhabitants Resident and Sojourners in the County of Ulster [12] theire Reale and Psonall Estates are rated and assessed by the assessor (on theire Oaths) January 23, 1716/17.
Precinct of Shawangonck [A very small hamlet]
Severyn Ten hout £235 [step-father of Jacobus Bruyn]
Zacharias Hofman £160 [m. Hester Bruyn, dau. of Jacobus]
Jacobus Bruyn £120 [Self]
Jacob Decker Sen. £020
Benjamen Smedes £140
Abraham Schutt £:40
Jacob Gerritsen Decker £:40 [husband of Geertje Van Wagenen]
Leendert Cool Jun. £:10
Evert Ter willegen £-:3
Phillip Miller £-10
Yeunis Claarwater Jun. £-15
James Pennick £5
Totall Some £873
Land Record
In 1729, Albert Pawling and his wife, Catharina, acting as executors for Capt. John Rutsen, deceased, sold a large parcel of land in Ulster County to Johannis Cornelise Decker, Jan Terwillgen, Johannis Terwillegen, Abraham Schutt, Hendrick Decker, Jacob Gerrets Decker, Johannis Miller, Myghael Krans, and Andris Decker.[13]
Death
Jacob Gerritsen Decker died ca. 1761 at Shawangunk, Ulster, New York[2]
Church records
1684 Feb 24 Jacob, Gerrit Janse Decker, Magdalena Schut. Wit.: Willem Janz Schut, Willemtie. [14]
1709 Sep Jachop Gerritse Decker, born in Mormel, and resid. in Sawoyngoyng, and Geertye van Wagenen, born in Kingstowne, and resid. there. First publication of Banns, 17 Sept. [15]
1730 Mar 29, with his wife witnessed the baptism of their grandson, Jacob Swart.[16]
1743 Aug 14, with his wife witnessed the baptism of their grandson, Jacob Dekker by Domine Mancius.[17]
1709 Sep 17, banns first publication. Husband: Jachop Gerritse Decker, born in Mormel [Marbletown], resides in Sawoyngoyng [Shawangunk]. Wife: Geertye Van Wagenen, born in & resides in Kingstowne.
Edmund West, comp. Family Data Collection - Individual Records (Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2001) Birth: 24 February 1683 Marbletown, Ulster, NY. Death: 1761; Marriage: 17 September 1709 Kingston, Ulster, NY
Source S6 Abbreviation: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) June 1998 Title: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998 Repository: #R2
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Acknowledgements
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Research notes
LNAB
Decker is the name recorded for Jacob's father at his baptism. Quackenbush-118 13:34, 10 January 2017 (EST)
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Jacob Gerritse by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Jacob Gerritse:
Decker-1264 and Decker-182 appear to represent the same person because: This match can now be merged into the NNS PPP. No tree conflicts.
The Decker tree is somewhat convoluted. I brought it to the attention of managers, and so now Tom Quick is resolving it properly through sources.
Tom asked of me, "Steven, Can we expedite merge of Decker-1264 into Decker-182 . I see no issues that would affect LNAB, as Decker-1264 is a mostly empty duplicate. The Decker profiles are a horrible mess, and the duplications make clean up very difficult, and leads to error. I will mark them as a match, pending merge approval. Tom"
So be cautious of the other matches, until Tom straightens them out.
Be cautious on merges with this. This is the probable NNS PPP candidate, but this is one of the several siblings who are conflated between two different men of the same name, who are NOT the same man.
It all needs to be sorted out by the managers on the father's profiles.
Edit: Tom Quick is working on sorting this out, and I will get them set for proper merge as needed.
Good work everybody and thank you for sorting out the mess.
The Decker tree is somewhat convoluted. I brought it to the attention of managers, and so now Tom Quick is resolving it properly through sources.
Tom asked of me, "Steven, Can we expedite merge of Decker-1264 into Decker-182 . I see no issues that would affect LNAB, as Decker-1264 is a mostly empty duplicate. The Decker profiles are a horrible mess, and the duplications make clean up very difficult, and leads to error. I will mark them as a match, pending merge approval. Tom"
So be cautious of the other matches, until Tom straightens them out.
It all needs to be sorted out by the managers on the father's profiles.
Edit: Tom Quick is working on sorting this out, and I will get them set for proper merge as needed.