Albert (Hendricks) Joncker (abt. 1650)

Born about 1650 in Oude Pekela, Groningen, Nederland

Husband of Grietien Reijners — married 9 Jul 1676 in Oude Pekela, Groningen, Nederland

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Biography

Children: Reiner (May 17 1677), Henrik (Feb 28 1679), Geertjen (April 4 1681), Elsijn (Nov 25 1683), Grietjen (Aug 29 1686), Geesjen (Oct 6 1689).

Listed as members of the Hervormde Gemeijnte (church) in Nieuwe Pekela in 1704, making them charter members.

Marriage contract: standing for the groom: Rindt Hindrix (Albert’s brother), Andreas Ten Have, pastor in Pekel A, Harmen Luitjens, school teacher in Pekel A. For the bride: Aisse Reijners, full sister; Hindrik Rijners, half brother; Mr. Roeloff Jans, Albert Jans, Geert Jans, glass makers & cousins. Witnesses: Geerdt Everts & M. Schultetus.

February 8, 1684: Albert Hindricks and his wife Grietje Reijners, living in Pekela, declared themselves to owe 110 daalders (dollars) and 10 stuivers (nickels) to kerkvoogd (church warden) Ubbo Heerens and his wife Geertuijt Meijer, coming in a stamped note.

June 30, 1685: Albert Hindrickz, living in Pekela, and his wife Grietje Reijnders sold and brought over to Halbe Meentes, also living in Pekela, and his wife Fenne Geerdts, the use of a field and green land in Pekela, which in reality belongs to the Burgemeesters (mayors) and city of Groningen. At the same time the house on this land is considered sold. Other land and houses are Jan Geerdts on the north, the Heerendiep on the east, Heibbe Ebbes on the south and neighbor land on the west as borders.

December 26, 1701: Albert and Grietje were witnesses for the bridegroom, their son Hendrick Alberts, in his marriage to Aeltjen Hendricks, widow of Klase Kiers.

May 19, 1712: Albert Hindricks and Grietien Rienderts, living in Nieuwe Pekela, received from Hindrick Claasen and Ide Jurriens, living in Ulsda, 250 Carolian guilders.^[1]

Sources

• Marriage Contract dated July 9 1676 (no longer available online).

• Marriage of son Hendrick Alberts to Aeltjen Hendricks: Westerwolde en Bellingwolde - Register van huwelijkscontracten, archiefnummer 732, aktenummer 732 as found at [1]

• Charter Membership of the Nieuwe Pekela Reformed Church in 1704 as found at [2]

• Oude Pekela & Nieuwe Pekela notary records from 1684, 1685, 1712 (no longer available online)

Footnotes

1. ↑ Entered by Bertram Sluys.

Acknowledgments

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