Ursul Dircks (abt. 1630 - aft. 1678)

Born about 1630 in Hamburg, Duchy of Holstein [uncertain]

Wife of Jan Hendricksen — married 25 Oct 1653 in Hillegersberg, Zuid-Holland, Nederland

Wife of Tuenis Jacobs — married 29 Aug 1655 in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland

Descendants

Died after 22 Dec 1678 after about age 48 in Kingston, New York Colony [uncertain]

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Biography

According to the record of her first marriage, Ursul (also recorded as Orsel or Orseltje and othariants) Dircks was born at Hamburg, which was then in the Duchy of Holstein.^[1] She probably was born in about 1630; record of her birth or baptism has not been found.

Ursul Dircks, an unmarried woman from Hamburg, living at the "Leuvehaven" (a harbor of Rotterdam), married Jan Hendricksen, an unmarried man from Rotterdam, at Hillegersberg, near Rotterdam, on October 25, 1653, after a publication of the intended marriage on September 21, 1653.^{[2] [3]} Orsel's first child, Pieter van den Vos, was born before this marriage. Orsel's husband Jan Heijndricksz became Pieter's guardian in March 1654.^[4]

Ursul and her husband Jan Hendricksen both were working in the brewery 'Het Witte Paert';^[4] the brewery was situated at the Leuvehaven (harbor).

On August 29, 1655 the intended marriage of "Tuenis Jacobs, a young man from Beckum, living at the Pannekoekstraat, and Orsel Dircks, widow of Jan Henricksen, living at the Nieuwe Vogelsang" was published at Rotterdam.^{[5][6] [7][8]}

At the emigration to New Amsterdam (New York) in the ship De Moesman, sailing May 1, 1658, she is mentioned as: "Ursel Dircks, from Holstein with two children, 2 and 10 years old." ^[9][8]

Ursel was a passenger to New Netherland on the ship De Moesman (The Market Gardener), with two children ages 2 & 10, and arrived 1-May-1658.^[10] She was twice widowed. She was a young woman from Hamburg, living at the "Leuvehaven" at the time of her first marriage to Jan Hendricksen at Hillegersberg, near Rotterdam, Holland on 25-Oct-1653 ^[2][3]. On 29-Aug-1655, publication was made of the intended marriage of the young widow to Teunis Jacobs, a young man from Beeckum, living at the "Pannekoekstraat" at the time that she was listed as living at the "Nieuwe Vogelsangh". ^[5][6] The ages of her two children should be shown as two years and ten months, respectively. The names of the two children are unknown. ^{[11][8][12][12] [13]}

While en route to join her new husband at Albany, Ursul Dircks ordered some new clothes from Anony De Lorme, corner of Goidweighers and Broad Streets, New York on April 23, 1658, and received an advance of money in silver and gold. ^[14][8]

On November 30, 1662, Antonis Jansen paid for the use of a small pall, and on June 11, 1664, he again paid for the use of the pall. (Burial Records of the First Dutch Reformed Church of Albany, 1654 - 1862, published in The Dutch Settlers Society of Albany Yearbook, 1932 - 1934, pp. 4, 5) The names of the two children are unknown.

The site of Anthony Jansen's tavern in Albany is described as a house, lot, and garden, located on the south side of State Street, east of Broadway. The date of purchase was January 14, 1662; it was sold July 15, 1668. ^[15]

Unknown Parents

Note: This person was originally listed on Wikitree as a child of Dirck Volckertszen & Christina Vigne. Provost did not list this individual in his work "Early settlers of Bushwick, Long Island" which listed the children and descendants of Dirck Volckertszen.^[16]

Name

Orseltie /Dirks/^[17]
Orrseltie (Ursel) Dircks ^[18]
Ursel /Dircks or Orsseltje Dircks

Birth

1620 Holstein, West Prussia, Germany ^[17][19]

It is estimated that Orseltje was born ca. 1630, most likely in the Duchy of Holstein.

Orseltie Dircks was born ca, 1635 in Hamburg, then in the Duchy of Holstein, and died ca. 1678 in Albany (formerly Ft. Orange & Beverwyck of New Amsterdam), Albany Co., NY ^[20].
Note: It should be noted that neither Prussia or Germany controlled Holstein, in 1635, when Orrseltie Dircks was born, Holstein was a Duchy and Danish Fief . Prussia and Germany were not involved until the 1800s, and it wasn't until 1937, under Nazi Germany, that Hamburg was given administrative control of Holstein. See Wikipedia: Duchy of Holstein.

Marriages

1. Date of Marriage (intentions): 21 Sep 1653 at Rotterdam
   Bride: Ursul Dircks Gender: Vrouwelijk (Female)
   Spouse: Jan Hendricksen
   Jan Hendricksen young man from Rotterdam and Ursul Dircks young daughter from Hamburg, living at "Leuvenhaven," In margin it says an attestation was given for the marriage at Hillegersberg on 25 Oct. 1653.^{[2][3][21][8][22]}
2. Gebeurtenis Trouwen Datum 29-08-1655 Gebeurtenisplaats Rotterdam
   Gebeurtenis Ondertrouw Datum 29-08-1655
   Bruidegom Tuenis Jacobs Geboorteplaats Beeckum Burgerlijke staat other:J.m.
   Bruid Orsel Dircks Burgerlijke staat other:Wed.
   Vorige echtgenoot Jan Henricksen ^[6][5]
3. She m. Anthony (Antoni) Jansen (or Jansz) van (from) Westbroek, ca 1658. ^[23] in Flatbush on Long Island, Kings County, New Amsterdam / to Antony Jansz Westbrook 1658/59 Kingston, Ulster, New York ^[19][20]

Notarial deeds Rotterdam

Testament 03-apr-1652 Notaris: Leonard van Zijl Akteplaats: Rotterdam
Inhoud: Lieve Fredericxsz van Garding, joncgesel, wonend tot Rotterdam, van plan om naar Oostindie te gaan, benoemt tot zijn erfgenaam zijn ongehuwde nicht Ursel Dircxdr, dienend in de brouwerij het Witte Paerd. ^[24]
Translated: Lieve Fredericxsz van Garding, joncgesel, living up to Rotterdam, planning to go to Oostindie (Eastindia), names as his heir his unmarried cousin "Ursel Dircxdr", serving in the brewery the 'Witte Paerd' (White horse).

Notariële akte attestatie of verklaring 03-apr-1652 Notaris: Leonard van Zijl Akteplaats: Rotterdam
Inhoud: Lieve Fredericks van Garding, jonggezel, verklaart dat hij van zijn verdiende gage, jaarlijks niet meer dan 9 maanden gage zal opnemen, de andere drie maande zijn voor zijn nicht Ursel Dircxdr, wonende in de brouwerij het Witte paert. De drie maanden gage zijn een vergoeding voor de onkosten die zij maakte voor zijn uitrusting voor zijn reis. ^[25]
Translated: Lieve Fredericks van Garding, young companion (jonggezel), declares that he will take no more than 9 months of his earned pay, the other three months being for his cousin Ursel Dircxdr, who lives in the brewery the 'Witte paert'. The three-month fee is a reimbursement for the expenses she incurred for his equipment for his journey.

Testament Rotterdam

testament 20-mrt-1654 Notaris: Balthasar de Gruyter Akteplaats: Rotterdam
Inhoud: Jan Heijndricksz, kuijper, wonend en werkend in de azijnhof van de brouwerij Het Witte Paert, en zijn vrouw Orsell Dircx, keldermeid aldaar, benoemen elkaar tot enig erfgenaam en voogd. Als de vrouw eerst sterft moet Jan 50 gulden als legitieme portie uitkeren aan Pieter van den Vos, de voorzoon van Orsell, wonend in Keulen. Jan wordt tevens zijn voogd. ^[26]
Translated: Jan Heijndricksz, cooper, living and working in the vinegar garden of the brewery Het Witte Paert, and his wife Orsell Dircx, cellar girl there, appoint each other as sole heir and guardian. If the woman first dies, Jan has to pay 50 guilders as a legitimate portion to Pieter van den Vos, the son of Orsell, living in Cologne. Jan is also his guardian.

testament 20-mrt-1654 Notaris: Balthasar de Gruyter Standplaats: Rotterdam
Inhoud: Jan Heyndricxsz, kuiper, wonend en werkend in het azijnhof van brouwerij Het Witte Paerdt, en diens vrouw Orssel Dircx(dr), keldermeid bij de brouwerij, benoemen elkaar tot erfgenaam en voogd. Bij eerstoverlijden van Orssel dient 50 gulden als legitieme portie te worden uitgekeerd aan haar voorzoon Pieter van der Vos uit Keulen. Jan ligt ziek te bed. Selckert, brouwer van het Witte Paerdt is getuige. ^[27]
Translated: Jan Heyndricxsz, cooper, living and working in the vinegar garden of brewery Het Witte Paerdt, and his wife Orssel Dircx(dr), cellar girl at the brewery, appoint each other as heir and guardian. Upon the first death of Orssel, 50 guilders must be paid as a legitimate portion to her pre son (voor zoon) Pieter van der Vos from Cologne. Jan is sick in bed. (Otto) Selckert, brewer of the Witte Paerdt is a witness." (Otto Selckert is the owner of the brewery, his wife is Maria van Wouw)

Emigration

Ship; The Moesman (The Market Gardener) Sailed May 1 1658 (according to Michael Tepper) or after 20 May 1658 (according to Jaap Jacobs), arrived New Amsterdam before 17 Aug: Ursel Dircks, from Holsten and 2 children 2 and 10 yrs old ^[10][12][28]

Children

Orseltje had the following children ^[10][20]

1. pre child of Orsel Dircks, named Pieter van den Vos (father unknown), according the testament from 1654 Pieter is living in Keulen at that time and stepfather Jan Hendricksen is his guardian. ^[26]

2. On 9 May 1655 an Unnamed child of Orsel Dircx was buried in Rotterdam:
Overledene: N.n. Dircx
vader/moeder: Orsel Dircx ^[29]Her first husband Jan Hendricx died and was buried on 22 March 1654 in Rotterdam ^[30], so perhaps this child was from her second husband (?) they married in August 1655..

Orseltje|Ursel Dircks was accompanied by two children on her arrival in New Amsterdam ^[10] And Antony van Westbroek and his wife Orrseltie Dircks had at least 3 Children:
1. Anna Westbrook ^[23]
2. Johannes Westbrook ^[23]
3. Dirck Westbrook ^[23]

1. Annetje Janse Hendricksen, b. ca. 1648-1655 ^[20][10] at Rotterdam, Holland, Netherlands. She d. ca. 1693 in Long IsIand, Jamaica, New York. M. Michiel Demott, b. 1640 at Esopus, Kingston, Ulster, New York; d. ca. 1676 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. He was son of Johannes de Mott and Maria De Motte ^[20].Note: It is possible that Annetje was an unrecorded, or record not found, child of Antony Jansz Westbrook, and that the earlier step daughter Annetje had died...nothing found yet to support this theory.
2. Unknown Teunis b. ca. 1656. Birth would correspond to her marriage to Teunis Jacobs ^[10]. This child was listed as age 2 on the ship's manifest. No further information found for this child...possibly died young
3. unknown Westbrook; possibly died young at Albany, New York Note: On November 30, 1622 ?? (this must be a transcription error...probably 1662), Antonis Jansen paid for the use of a small pall, and on June 11, 1664, he again paid for the use of the pall. (Burial records of the 1st Dutch reformed Church of Albany 1654-1862, published in The Dutch Settlers Society of Albany Yearbook, 1932-1934, pp. 4-5.) The names of the two children are unknown. This predates available Albany RDC Church records.
4. Johannes Westbroek, Sr. was born ca. 1660, Albany, New York Province, married ca. May 12 1667, in Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, Magdalena (Lena) Janse Decker, born ca. 1666, Ulster Co., NY. Johannes died before April 10, 1727, at Nytesfield, (Warwarsing), Ulster Co., NY. Best guess for birth date... Ancestors of all the Westbrooks of the Delaware Valley...
5. Dirrick Westbroek was born ca. 1660 at Albany, Albany Co., New York . Best guess for birth date

New Netherland Court

Court 18 Aug 1662 Colony of Rensselaerswyck
Note: Anthony Jansz, court messenager of the colony of Rensselaerswyck, husband and guardian of Orsseltje Dircks, his wife, appointed Jan Hendricxsz Bruyn, his special attorney, to return to Holland and demand collection of Anthony Lorme, draper at Rotterdam, certain clothing, goods and gold and silver ware. Also collection of two assignments, one executed by Lieve Fredericxze van Gordingh, her cousin, and the other executed by Myndert Dircxsz, her brother, both having sailed for the East Indies, likewise a will of the subscriber's wife aforesaid brother Myndert Dircxsz... also to receive a from the hands of notary Leendert van Seyl at Rotterdam aforesaid a copy of a certain will which said Lieven Fredricxsz van Gordingh made to the behoof of the subscriber's wife on 3-Apr-1652 ^{[25] [31]}.^[12][32]

Court 1674 Kingston, New York Colony
Note: Orsseltie Jans petitioned for a lot in the Esopus valley (now Kingston, Ulster Co., NY) for a distillery ^[33][31]. She was called Jans from the patronymic of her husband, as was quite usual at that time. ^[12]

Death

1672 in Kingston, New York Colony^[34]

Aft 1674 Kingston, New York Colony ^[12]

after Dec 22, 1678 in Albany (formerly Ft. Orange & Beverwyck of New Netherland), New York Colony. ^[20]

after Dec 22, 1678 in Kingston, New York Colony. She sponsored the baptism of her grand child at the Kingston RDC on Dec 22, 1678.^[35]

Church Records

Baptism Witness:

• 1678 Dec 22; Michiel de Moth, Annetie Westbroek; Marya, Bp'd at Horley (Hurley); Orseltie Dirxs ^[36][37]

Note

Anthony Jansen Westbroek and his wife Orrseltie Dircks are the progenitors of this New York Westbrook family. They were married about 1658 or 1659. They had a tavern and resided at Flatbush on Long Island, and at Albany, New York. Their names appear in over 125 colonial records during the period April 23, 1658 to December 22, 1678; many of these records have not been published. ^[38]
Other persons from the village of Westbroek, The Netherlands, contracted with Kiliaen van Rensselaer for employment in the colony of Rensselaerwijck, now Albany, New York, one of whom was Jan Teunisen, a carpenter. Jan Teunisen properly named his son Anthony Jansen in keeping with the Dutch custom of family naming. Anthony Jansen is the only person who adopted the surname 'Westbroek" when he was required to distinguish himself from other contemporary Anthony Jansens when the British controlled the colonies. They were Anthony Jansen van't Ooch, A. J. van Salee, A. J. van Vees, and A.J. van Vlieringen. Our Anthony Jansen Westbroek signed his full name shortly before his death. (Flatbush Town Record, May 11, 1672) ^[38]

Research Notes

The Compendium of American Genealogy, p. 161 - Descendants of Jan Teunisen - Generation no. 2, [Notes: for Orrseltie Dircks]:
1. Orrseltie Dircks m. (1) Jan Hendricksen, 25 Oct. 1653. a). Ursul Dirks - Ursul Dirks, a young daughter from Hamburg, living at "Leuvenhaven," was first m. to Jan Hendrickson, a young man, at Hillegersberg, near Rotterdam, Oct. 25, 1653.
2. She m. Teunis Jacobs, 29 Aug. 1655. b). Orsel Dircks - on Aug. 29, 1655, a publication was made of the intended marriage of Tuenis Jacobs, a young man from Beeckum, living at Pannekoekstraat, and Orsel Dircks, a widow of Jan Hendricksen, living in Niewuwe Vogelsang
3. She was a widow, when she came to America, She Arrived in New Netherland on the ship the "De Moesman" and arrived 1 May 1658.
4. She m. (3) Anthony (Antoni) Jansen Westbroek, 1658.
5. Other ways to spell "Orrseltie Dircks":

There are several Orseltje Dircks in Rotterdam, one was buried in 1664 in Rotterdam but is mentioned as a young daughter (so she most likley wasn't married) and wasn't 'our' Orseltje. And there's also an Orseltje Dircx (from Amsterdam) that married (age 38 years and young daughter, so not married before) Rissart Volschart (signs: Waelschert) (from Rotterdam) on 22 July 1654 in Amsterdam (on 5 July 1654).

And in 1664, also in Amsterdam there's a marriage of an Orseltje Dircx (age 22) from Stocholm(?) marrying Hendrick van Geme, she also could not be 'our' Orseltje..

Sources

1. ↑ See Wikipedia: Duchy of Holstein.
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1 2.2} wiewaswie 1653 Netherlands, Marriage Index, 1575-1938 Website: wiewaswie Marriage (int) 21 September 1653 Rotterdam Documenttype DTB Trouwen Erfgoedinstelling Stadsarchief Rotterdam Plaats instelling Rotterdam Collectiegebied Zuid-Holland Archief 1-02 Registratienummer 61 Registratiedatum 21-09-1653 Akteplaats Rotterdam Collectie Trouw gereformeerd
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2} Image of marriage record (left page, second entry): "Netherlands, Zuid-Holland Province, Church Records, 1367-1916," images, FamilySearch (Marriage 25 October 1653 Hillegersberg: 21 August 2019), Nederlands Hervormde > Rotterdam > Trouwen 1638-1654 > image 676 of 735; Rijksarchiefdienst Nederlands, Zuid-Holland (Netherlands National Archives, Zuid-Holland).
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} Stadsarchief Rotterdam Testament 20 March 1654, Jan now is lying sick in bed Toegangsnummer: 18 Notarissen te Rotterdam en daarin opgegane gemeenten (ONA) Inventarisnummer: 677 Datering: 20-mrt-1654 Aktesoort: testament Aktenummer: 221 Bladzijden: 219 t/m 220
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1 5.2} Image of marriage record (left page, fifth entry): "Netherlands, Zuid-Holland Province, Church Records, 1367-1916," images, FamilySearch (Marriage 29 August 1655 : 21 August 2019), Nederlands Hervormde > Rotterdam > Trouwen 1655-1673 > image 29 of 599; Rijksarchiefdienst Nederlands, Zuid-Holland (Netherlands National Archives, Zuid-Holland).
6. ↑ ^{6.0 6.1 6.2} wiewaswie Marriage (int) 29 August 1655 Documenttype DTB Trouwen Erfgoedinstelling Stadsarchief Rotterdam Plaats instelling Rotterdam Collectiegebied Zuid-Holland Archief 1-02 Registratienummer 62 Registratiedatum 29-08-1655 Akteplaats Rotterdam Collectie Trouw gereformeerd Netherlands, Marriage Index, 1575-1938 Website:
7. ↑ Letter, The Archivaris, Gemeentearchief, Rotterdam, Nov. 15, 1968
8. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4} Nov 16, 2011 Lance Foster.
9. ↑ (Holland Society Year Book, 1902, p. 6).
10. ↑ ^{10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5} Schulze, Lorine McGinnis. OliveTree Genealogy; Ships Lists: Ships to New Netherland: The Moesman Sailed May 1 1658 or after 20 May 1658, arrived New Amsterdam before 17 Aug, citing New World Immigrants: List of Passengers 1654 to 1664 by Michael Tepper (source of children's ages) and De Scheepvaart en handel van de Nederlandse Republiek op Nieuw-Nederland 1609-1675 unpublished thesis by Jaap Jacobs.
11. ↑ (New York Colonial Manuscripts, V. 14 p. 83, folio 8.)
12. ↑ ^{12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5} Source: S553 Media: Book Abbreviation: Anthonie Westbroek Title:  ;;How Anthonie Jansen also known as Jansz from Westbroek Holland became known as Anthonie Westbroek in America Author: Herman J. Westbroek Publication: Ogden, UT, LDS microfiche #6088843 Page: pg 2 Quality or Certainty of Data: 3
13. ↑ Source: S195 Media: Book Abbreviation: Hornbeck Descendants Title: Warnaar Hornbeck Descendants Author: Mrs. Ralph H. Syre and Duffy C. Hornbeck, Sr. Publication: McCLain Printing Co., 1977 Page: pg 254-5 Data: Banns published 29-Aug-1655.
14. ↑ (Flatbush Town Records, Miscellaneous Volume II, 1658-1799, Paper No. 6888,) (http://nortvoods.net/westbrook.html)
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16. ↑ Ancestry.com. Early settlers of Bushwick, Long Island, New York and their descendants [database on-line]. Provo, UT: The Generations Network, Inc., 2005. Original data: Provost, Andrew J.. Early settlers of Bushwick, Long Island, New York and their descendants. Darien, Conn.: A.J. Provost, 1949-1963.
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18. ↑ "Couldn't find any valid last name at birth" Nov 16, 2011 Lance Foster. Dircks would be the last name as she would be called Orsseltje Dircks (daughter of Dirck). Philip van der Walt February 23, 2014).
19. ↑ ^{19.0 19.1} Family Search, Ancestral File V4.19
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23. ↑ ^{23.0 23.1 23.2 23.3} The Westbrook Family of New York, 1967 by William E. Westbrooke; San Francisco, CA; Unknown, 1967, 68 pages. p.1of 68 pages p.1- See uploaded page
24. ↑ Stadsarchief Rotterdam Notarial deed 3 April 1652 heir is his unmarried niece Ursul Dircxdr Toegangsnummer: 18 Notarissen te Rotterdam en daarin opgegane gemeenten (ONA) Inventarisnummer: 456 Datering: 03-apr-1652 Aktesoort: testament Aktenummer: 45 Bladzijden: 108 t/m 109 Standplaats:
25. ↑ ^{25.0 25.1} Stadsarchief Rotterdam Notarial deed Rotterdam 3 April 1652, her cousin promises to give her three months of his gage (wages, salary) for the costs she made for his gear for the voyage Toegangsnummer: 18 Notarissen te Rotterdam en daarin opgegane gemeenten (ONA) Inventarisnummer: 447 Datering: 03-apr-1652 456 Aktesoort: attestatie of verklaring Aktenummer: 456 Bladzijden: 69 t/m 70 Standplaats: Rotterdam
26. ↑ ^{26.0 26.1} Stadsarchief Rotterdam Testament 20 March 1654 mentions Pieter van den Vos a pre son of Orsell living in Keulen, Jan will be his guardian Toegangsnummer: 18 Notarissen te Rotterdam en daarin opgegane gemeenten (ONA) Inventarisnummer: 670 Datering: 20-mrt-1654 Aktesoort: testament Aktenummer: 36 Bladzijden: 60 t/m 61 Standplaats: Rotterdam
27. ↑ Stadsarchief Rotterdam Testament 20 March 1654, Jan now is lying sick in bed Toegangsnummer: 18 Notarissen te Rotterdam en daarin opgegane gemeenten (ONA) Inventarisnummer: 677 Datering: 20-mrt-1654 Aktesoort: testament Aktenummer: 221 Bladzijden: 219 t/m 220
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29. ↑ Rotterdam archief Burial unnamed child 9 May 1655 Rotterdam Inschrijvingsjaar: 1655 Plaats begrafenis: Rotterdam Begraafdatum: 09-05-1655
30. ↑ Plaats begrafenis: Rotterdam Begraafdatum: 22-03-1654
    Overledene: Jan Hendricx Echtgenote: Oersel Dirks
    • Stadsarchief Rotterdam Burial first husband Jan Hendricx 22 March 1654 Rotterdam 9999_9 Begraven 1650-1659
31. ↑ ^{31.0 31.1} source: [Early records of the city and county of Albany by Albany County (N.Y.); Pearson, Jonathan, 1813-1887, [from old catalog] tr; Van Laer, Arnold J. F. (Arnold Johan Ferdinand), 1869-1955 Early Records of Albany], vol 3, pg 177, Pearson Pages 177 - 178
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