Jacob made his mark as an elector of Thomas Chambers and Gysbert van Imbroeck to represent Wiltwyck at the first General Assembly meeting in April in Manhattan. Assembly was called the Landdach.
Jacob and his wife went back to New Amsterdam before the birth of their 6th child Barent.
↑ 2.02.12.22.3 History of the Reformed Church of Tappan, N.Y . David Cole pg.106
↑ The Early Germans of New Jersey; Their History, Churches and Genealogies. CHAPTER XXVI. SPRUCE RUN8SWAKE-CLARKSVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCHES. CHAPTER XXVI. SPRUCE RUN8SWAKE-CLARKSVILLE LUTHERAN CHURCHES. pg.299
DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Jacob by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA test-takers in his direct paternal line.
Mitochondrial DNA test-takers in the direct maternal line:
Notes for JACOP BARENTZEN KOOL: RECORDS OF THE DUTCH REFORMED CHRUCH ULSTER CO NY.
The Early Germans of New Jersey; Their History, Churches and Genealogies COOLS FROM HOLLAND.
BARENT JACOBSEN KOOL, in 16****3, was in New Amsterdam in the employ of the West India Company. The genealogy of this family was prepared and publisbed, New York, 1876, by Rev. David Cole, D.D. It contains all of the family with the exception of that brauch, which came to Readington from Kingston. We therefore give the latter here. Barent's family was one of five families living, 8 June 1633, on Bridge street, New Amsterdam. He married Marretje L****enderts and had children:
This was no son of Cornelis Lamberts Cool (he had no son named Jacob so it looks more like he was supposed to be a son of Barent Cool and Marretje Leenderts de Grauw .
In the Bio of Cornelis Lamberts Cool, I mean there were two sources mentioning just three children Aeltje , Aechtje and Lambert.
So now I have those four connected to the Unknown mother and the ones , like this Jacob , because we are not sure if these were or were not children of Cornelis , without mother.
We now have to search for or check some of the sources that are added here and to the other profiles , to see who where the parents of these profiles.
The Early Germans of New Jersey; Their History, Churches and Genealogies COOLS FROM HOLLAND. BARENT JACOBSEN KOOL, in 16****3, was in New Amsterdam in the employ of the West India Company. The genealogy of this family was prepared and publisbed, New York, 1876, by Rev. David Cole, D.D. It contains all of the family with the exception of that brauch, which came to Readington from Kingston. We therefore give the latter here. Barent's family was one of five families living, 8 June 1633, on Bridge street, New Amsterdam. He married Marretje L****enderts and had children:
a descendant
These are the same and can be merged , thanks :)
So to correct things I propose we merge him into Jacob Barents Kool
He now is removed as son of Cornelis Lamberts Cool, who for sure was not his father and attached to parents Barent and Marretje .
Hi, These are the same and can be merged, no conflicts , thanks !
So now I have those four connected to the Unknown mother and the ones , like this Jacob , because we are not sure if these were or were not children of Cornelis , without mother.
We now have to search for or check some of the sources that are added here and to the other profiles , to see who where the parents of these profiles.