Warnaar (Horenbeeck) Hoornbeek (abt. 1645 - abt. 1715)

Born about 1645 in Amsterdam, Holland, Nederland

Husband of Anna de Hooges — married 1669 in Hurley, Ulster, New York

Husband of Margreit Tyssen — married about 1690 in Kingston, New York

Descendants

Died about 1715 at about age 70 in Kingston, New York

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Biography

Warnaar was the patriarch of the American Hornbeck family. His name appears in church records with a variety of spellings, including Warnaar Hoornbeek, Warnaer Horenbeeck, and Warnaar Hoornbeck.

Birth

Warnaar Hoornbeek/Hoornbeeck was born ca. 1645 at Holland ^[1]

Warnaar Hoornbeek was born ca. 1649. (unsourced.)

Marriage

Warnaar Hoornbeek married Anna de Hooges. She is named in baptism records for his first several children.^[2] Anna must have died sometime before 1690, as Warnaar married again.

His second wife was Grietje Tysse, possibly married about 1690.

No marriage records found at KRDC.

Children

Children by Anna de Hooges:

1. Joost Hoornbeeck was born ca. 1670-1689 in Hurley, Ulster, New York. No baptism record has been found for Joost.
2. Eva Horenbeeck|Hoornbeek was bp. on Jun 18, 1671. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[3]
3. Lodewyck Hoornbeeck aka Hoornbeck, Born about July 9, 1676 in Hurley, Ulster County, NY. Baptism records for 1692 are missing.
4. Sara Hoerenbeeck was bp. on April 24, 1681. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[4]
5. Johannes Hoornbeek (1) was bp. on Dec 9, 1683. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[5]. Johannes died young, before May 3, 1685, the bp. date for his younger brother Johannes.
6. Johannes Hoornbeek (2) was bp. on May 03, 1685. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[6]
7. Maria Horenbeeck was bp. on Feb 19, 1688. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[7]

Children by Grietje Tysse:

1. Mathys Hoorenbeek was bp. on Nov 14, 1693. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster, New York.^[8]
2. Tobias Hoornbeeck was bp. on Sep 01, 1695. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[9]
3. Evert Hoornbeeck was bp. on May 15, 1698. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[10]
4. Jacobus Hoornbeeck was bp on Jun 09, 1700. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[11]
5. Marritje Hoornbeek was bp. on Jul 12, 1702. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[12]
6. Lea Hoornbeek was bp. on Sep 22, 1705. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[13]
7. Rachel Hoornbeek was bp. on Jun 20, 1708. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church of Ulster, New York^[14]

Ulster County Oath of Allegiance

A ROOL OF THE NAMES AND SURNAMES OF THEM THAT HAUE TAKIN THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE IN Ye COUNTY OF VLSTr, BY ORDr OF HIS EXCELY: Ye GOUERNOR; Ye FFIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBr ANNO Qe: DOMINI 1689 -These ffollowing persons Did nott appeare Vizt: Hornebeak, Warnar ^[15]

Death

Warnaar Hoornbeeck|Hoornbeek died sometime after Sep 24, 1713. He and daughter Maria Hooges sponsored a baptism on that date.

Church Records

Children's baptisms

1. 1671 Jun 18 Eva, Warnaer Horenbeeck, Anna de Hooges. Wit.: ___ Swartwout, Aert Martensen, Efje de Hoges, Anna de Hoges. ^[16]
2. 1681 Apr 24 Sara, Werner Hoerenbeeck, Anytyen de Hoeges. Wit.: Tomas Swartwoudt, Margryt Post. ^[16]
3. 1683 Dec 09 Johannes, Warnaar Hoornbeek, Anna de Hooges. Wit.: Johannes de Hooges, Antoni Swartwout, Lysbeth Gardenier. ^[16]
4. 1685 May 03 Johannes, Warnaar Hoornbeeck, Annetie de Hooges. Wit.: Johannes de Hooges, Antoni Hoornbeeck, Margrieta Post. ^[16]
5. 1688 Feb 19 Maria, Warnar Horenbeeck, Annetje de Houes. Wit.: Roulof Swaerthoudt, Maria de Houes, Harmer Rutsen. ^[16]

1. 1693 Nov 14 Mathys, Warnar Hoorenbeek, Grietje Tysen. Wit.: Helmig Jansen, Agniet Jacobs. ^[16]
2. 1695 Sep 01 Tobias, Warner Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tysse. Wit.: Grietje Post, Antony Swartwoud. ^[16]
3. 1698 May 15 Evert, Warrenaer Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tyssen. Wit.: Cornelis Bogard, Eva Swartwoud. ^[16]
4. 1700 Jun 09 Jacobus, Warnaer Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tyssen. Wit.: Bernardus Swartwoud, Rachel Schepmoes. ^[16]
5. 1702 Jul 12 Marritje, Warnaer Hoornbeek, Grietje Tyssen. Wit.: Huybert Lambertsen, Annetje de Hooges. ^[16]
6. 1705 Sep 22 Lea, Warnar Hoornbeek, Grietje Thysse. Wit.: Jan Baptist Du Mond, Hermanus Dekker, Tysje Bogerd. ^[16]
7. (prob.) 1708 Jun 20 Rachel, Warner Hoornbeek, Grietje Dent Kruis. Wit.: Willem van Oostrad, Marytie de Hoges. ^[16]

Baptismal witness

• 1679 Apr 27; Johannes de Hoges, Margriet Post; Claertie; Roelof Swartwout, Warnaer Hoornbeeck, Eva Alberts. ^[16]
• 1683 Sep 23; Willem de la Montaigne, Leonora de Hooges; Eva; Warnaar Hoornbeec, Thomas Swartwout ^[16]
• 1713 Sep 24; Niclaas Blans-Jan, Maria Hooren-beek. Matheus. Wit: Matheus Blansjan, Anna Blansjan, Warrenaar Hoornbeek, Maria Hooges ^[16]

Research Notes

LNAB

Horenbeeck is the name that first appears in records for Warnaer. Quackenbush-118 17:55, 10 January 2017 (EST)

Unknown children

• Catrina Hoorenbeeck
• Annetjen Hornbeck - It is possible that this should be the daughter of Lodewyck Hoornbeeck.

Needs Paraphrasing

Ref. The Holland Society in a letter to Van Hornbeck (added Feb 25, 2014 by Laura Bailey, citing Reg. Genealogical and Family History of Southern New York and the Hudson River Valley. Vol II by Cuyler Reynolds. pp 630-631.

In response to Guy Hornbeck, this is what we wrote up for Shirley Hornbeck's book. The 303 pages of van Hoorebeke genealogy in the Eik van Eekloo copied for us at VVF-Melle was forwarded to Shirley Hornbeck in November 2000. The Dutch information from Amsterdam comes from Shirley.

WHO WAS FRANCHOIS VAN HOORENBEKE, CHIRURGEON, NAMED BUITENPOORTER OF GENT IN 1606?

19 January 2001 Virginia Carpenter Jansen

The Van Hoorebekes of Belgium

Currently the Belgian province of East Flanders is divided into six arrondisements: Aalst, Dendermonde, Eekloo, Gent, Oudenaarde and Sint-Niklaas. In the northern part of the province, Gent contains 24 parishes. In the 17th century anyone in Amsterdam, Holland would consider a person from these parishes to be from Gent.

Oudenaarde, in the southern part of the province, has 11 parishes, including Hoorebeke. According to the genealogy by Gustavus Van Hoorebeke (originally published in 1895!) in Volume 9 (1984) issue of the genealogical periodical "De Eik van Eekloo", the Van Hoorebekes of East Flanders are descended from Pieter Van Hoorebeke who was born at Oudenaarde about 1250. There is a genealogical meusum at Eekloo that features Van Hoorebekes!

Of Pieter's three sons, Steven remained at Oudenaarde, Jacobus removed to Gent, and Jan went to Aalst where his descendants spelled the family name Van Horenbeke.

At his death in 1478 Joos Van Hoorebeke (6th in descent from Pieter) owned three breweries in the region of Gent, each of which descended to a different son.

Jan Van Hoorebeke (1527-1608) of Gent (9th in descent from Pieter) is said to have been married 5 times and survived the takeover of Gent from 1578 to 1584 by the Calvinists during the Dutch civil war. The Van Hoorebekes living in Eekloo today (still the leading brewers of beer in Belgium) are descended from Jan's son Charles (1572-1645), a son of Jan by his 4th wife Lievijne, daughter of Frans Deijnooit. The total number of children of Jan Van Hoorebeke and the names of his other wives are unknown to us.

In her estate settlement at Gent in 1588, Lievijne DENOOIT expresses concern for her minor children Philip and Charles. With the birthdate of Charles fixed at 1572 and estimating Philip's birth at 1670, Levijne could still have had older children who were not minors. Therefore we estimate the birthdate of Franchois to be 1566 or earlier, if he was her son. Any children of the 5th wife of Jan would be too young to be Franchois.

In 1606 a surgeon called Franchois van Hoorenbeke was named as a buitenpoorter of Gent. A buitenpoorter is defined as a citizen living beyond the walls of the city; a city residence of 6 weeks and the modern equivalent of $100 was required for registration as buitenpoorter. Since no external birthplace for Franchois was given, as it was for others being registered, Franchois was probably born at Gent or within the surrounding arrondisement then dominated by Gent. It is likely that Franchois was then leaving Gent for Holland and wanted that status for himself and his sons Jacob and Joos. The leading candidate for father of Franchois Van Hoorenbeke is Jan(9th in descent from Pieter), who died in 1608.

In his marriage intentions to Sara Warnaarts at Amsterdam in Jan1635 Joos age 30 years (born about 1604) signed his name "van Hoorebeke", and the scribe wrote in that he was Joost VAN HOORENBEECK from Gent. The oldest son of Joos and Sara, born in Dec1635 at Nieuwkerk, Amsterdam was named Francois; the second born in 1637 was Jacob.

Joos van Hoorebeke born at/near Gent in 1604, married to Sara Warnaarts (born 1617 from Stolck(Stolwijk in South Holland)(possibly the daughter of Warnaar Drust who had a daughter Soophie born at Nieuwkerk, Amsterdam in 1619) in 1635, was a factor and a solicitor and was buried in 1646 at Westerkerk (reserved for burials only) in Amsterdam. Joos had a sister Aemelberch who was married to the druggist Lodewijk van der Berch. Another sibling appears to be Jacob van Hoorebeke who (possibly following in his father's footsteps) became a buitenpoorter of Gent in 1639, according to a VVF ARIADNE database computer search.

Joos was 2 years old when Franchois was named buitenpoorter of Gent. Was Franchois the father of Joos?

Warnaar van Hoorenbeek, born about 1645 immigrated to New Amsterdam about 1660 and was the progenitor of the large Hornbeck family in America. At this writing there is still no proof of the ancestry of Joos van Hoorebeke born at/near Gent in 1604, who married Sara Warnaarts in 1635 and was buried in 1646 at Westerkerk in Amsterdam. He is still the leading candidate to be the father of Warnaar van Hoorenbeek, the immigrant to New Amsterdam. There are still three missing baptisms: Warnaar about 1645 at Amsterdam, Joos about 1604 at Gent and Frans about 1566 at Gent. We have the marriage of Joos at Amsterdam, but the marriage of Frans, and 4 of the 5 wives of Jan are missing, We have the death of Joos at Amsterdam in 1646, the death of Jan at Gent? in 1608, but not the death of Frans the surgeon who was probably in military service somewhere on one or both sides in the Dutch War of Independence from Spain.

There remains plenty of genealogical searching to prove this particular link from Hornbeck to Van Hoorebeke. And there are several alternative links because of the large size of the Van Hoorebeke family over 350 years of radiation from Oudenaarde, East Flanders, Belgium.

Nevertheless the name Van Hoorebeke is certainly attached to Joos and to Warnaar if Joos was his father.

Virginia Carpenter Jansen (http://boards.ancestrylibrary.com/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=152&p=surnames.hornbeck)

Hi again,

By reading microfilmed records of Gent, Belgium, we have found a baptism for Franciscus van Hoorebeke on 10Apr1568 at St Sauveur Kerk in Gent. This is a likely candidate for Frans, father of Joos van Hoorebeke and grandfather of Warnaar the immigrant. The father of Franciscus is Philipp who is not in the published van Hoorebeke genealogies. However, the baptism is witnessed by Dominicus van Hoorebeke who is on the branch which is the ancestor of the Middelburg, Zeeland family that in the 17th century provided Isaak van Hoorenbeeck who was painted by Hals when he was chief executive officer of Holland. Assuming that Philipp is son of Dominicus we now have a line back into the van Hoorebeke family of Belgium. There were two other sons of Philipp in the baptisms: Hugo (14 Nov 1569) and Petrus(23Dec1571) and the name Van Loo appeared frequently as witnesses indicating that Franciscus' mother may be Van Loo.

We have NOT found the baptisms of Joos and his sister Aemelberch (Bertschi) in the Gent records although both of their marriage intentions say they were from Gent. We strongly suggest that someone learn how to read the notarial records of Gent. there are many microfilms, about one for every two years from 1379 to 1795. Surely there is mention of Frans, Joos, and Aemelberch. Also Aemelberch had six children in Amsterdam from 1627 to 1638) with Lodewijk van Den Berch (Berghe) a druggist from Middelburg. They are Abraham (29 Jul 1627), Isaac (16 Jun 1629), Jacob (5 Feb 1632), Sara (18 aug 1633), Rebecca (8 Apr 1635) and Rachel (17 Oct 1638). At least one of the baptisms was witnessed by Joos van Hoorenbeke. There may be other van Hoorebeke family witnesses for some of these baptisms which occurred at Nieuwkerk and at Oudekerk in Amsterdam. Middelburg records should also be examined. And since Joos died at the age of 40-45 Warnaar should be in Orphans Court Notarial records at Amsterdam even though he might have claimed his inheritance many years later.

Virginia Carpenter Jansen

I believe the Jansen Daughter information is correct. The early generations were established and verified in the account of Gustave Van Hoorebeke. I have a copy of this book written in Dutch that I obtained from Horebeke relatives in Ghent a year and a half ago. All Hornbeck families (including all varied spellings) originated from the small villages E. of Oudenaarde. The name was first mentioned in the 11th century.

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S26
2. ↑ KRDC Bapt. Record: 1683 Dec 09; Warnaar Hoornbeek, Anna de Hooges; Johannes; Johannes de Hooges, Antoni Swartwout, Lysbeth Gardenier
3. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1671 Jun 18; Warnaer Horenbeeck, Anna de Hooges; Eva; Swartwout, Aert Martensen, Efje de Hoges, Anna de Hoges
4. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1681 Apr 24; Werner Hoerenbeeck, Anytyen de Hoeges; Sara; Tomas Swartwoudt, Margryt Post
5. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1683 Dec 09; Warnaar Hoornbeek, Anna de Hooges; Johannes; Johannes de Hooges, Antoni Swartwout, Lysbeth Gardenier
6. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1685 May 03; Warnaar Hoornbeeck, Annetie de Hooges; Johannes; Johannes de Hooges, Antoni Hoornbeeck, Margrieta Post
7. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1688 Feb 19; Warnar Horenbeeck, Annetje de Houes; Maria; Roulof Swaerthoudt, Maria de Houes, Harmer Rutsen
8. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1693 Nov 14; Warnar Hoorenbeek, Grietje Tysen; Mathys; Helmig Jansen, Agniet Jacobs
9. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1695 Sep 01; Warner Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tysse; Tobias; Grietje Post, Antony Swartwoud
10. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1698 May 15; Warrenaer Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tyssen; Evert; Cornelis Bogard, Eva Swartwoud
11. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1700 Jun 09; Warnaer Hoornbeeck, Grietje Tyssen; Jacobus; Bernardus Swartwoud, Rachel Schepmoes
12. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1702 Jul 12; Warnaer Hoornbeek, Grietje Tyssen; Marritje; Huybert Lambertsen, Annetje de Hooges
13. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1705 Sep 22; Warnar Hoornbeek, Grietje Thysse; Lea; Jan Baptist Du Mond, Hermanus Dekker, Tysje Bogerd
14. ↑ Hoes, KRDC Bapt. Record: 1708 Jun 20; Warner Hoornbeek, Grietje Dent Kruis; Rachel; Willem van Oostrad, Marytie de Hoges
15. ↑ USGENWEB---From E.B. O'Callaghan, M.D., The Documentary History of the State of New-York. (Albany, New York: Weed, Parsons & Co., 1850), vol. 1, p. 173.
16. ↑ ^{16.00 16.01 16.02 16.03 16.04 16.05 16.06 16.07 16.08 16.09 16.10 16.11 16.12 16.13 16.14} Hoes, Roswell Randall. Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York. New York: De Vinne Press, 1891.

• Hoes, Roswell Randall. Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York. New York: De Vinne Press, 1891.
• S26 Jolene St. Jean
• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998.

Acknowledgments

• Van Hoornebeack-1 created through the import of myfam.ged on Jun 26, 2011 by Robert Davis.
• Hornbeck-202 was created by Joseph Selby through the import of JS.ged on Aug 7, 2013.
• Hoornbeck-10 was created through the import of BANDFIELD-NORDMAN.ged on Apr 30, 2012 by Charmayne Bischel.
• Dale Blanshan, Friday, October 31, 2014.
• Hoornbeek-5 was created through the import of Lauras ancestors 2.25.14.ged on Feb 25, 2014 by Laura Bailey.
• Hornbeck-262 was created through the import of VanDerMarkJamesDavid.ged on Apr 27, 2014 by James VanDerMark.
• This person was created through the import of small2.ged on 30 November 2010.
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• Hornback-14 created through the import of SHAWULA 1497 SEPTEMBER 2012.ged on Sep 6, 2012 by Eric Shawula.