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Phillip Claesz "Phillipus" Langelaen

Born 1617 in Pijnacker, Holland, Nederland

Ancestors

Son of Claes Cornelisz Langelaen and Annetgen (Ayrensdr) Ariensdr

Brother of Gryetje Claesdr Langelaen, Jan Claesz Langelaen, Machteltgen (Claesdr) Langelaen and Maritge Claesdr Langelaen

Husband of Neeltgen Jansdr — married 1643 in Pijnacker, Nederland

Descendants

Father of Annitgen (Langelaen) Phillips and Jannetje Phillips

Died 1662 at about age 45 in Bushwyck, Kings County, Long Island, New Netherland

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1 Biography
2 Sources
3 Acknowledgments

Biography

Birth

Born 1617 in Pijnacker, Holland

Marriage

Husband of Neeltje Jans — married 1650 in Pijnacker,,,Holland

Death

Died 1662 in Bushwyck, Livingston, New York, United States

Sources

NJGS. "L: Langelaan, Philip." njgsbc.org. Accessed 13 Jun 2016. http://njgsbc.org/files/BCFamilies/BCFam-L.pdf PDF

Acknowledgments

This person was created through the import of Newman Family Tree.ged on 12 March 2011.

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Randal Mortimer

"Philip Langelens, agriculturist, and wife and two children" arrived at New Netherland in December 1659 aboard the Faith (De Trou) per page 146 of the Year Book of the Holland Society of 1896.

posted Mar 27, 2022 by Randal Mortimer

Michel Vorenhout

Why is there New Netherland in the bio and Nederland in the data fields for birth? New Netherlands sounds very unlikely given the marriage in Pijnacker.

The comment below mention primary sources, are those already available so they can be added?

posted Jan 20, 2021 by Michel Vorenhout

Bea (Timmerman) Wijma

It's corrected now B.W.J, was looking at the archive and it really looks great...lot's of records or deeds for them eeh :) The orphanage chamber records maybe have some interesting info as well ...

posted Jul 02, 2016 by Bea (Timmerman) Wijma

B. W. J. Molier

His father used "Langelaen", see christening of his sister Trijntje, 1623. Jan, probably a brother of Philip, married in Delft in 1636 also using the surname Langelaen.

posted Jul 02, 2016 by B. W. J. Molier

Bea (Timmerman) Wijma

Hi B.W.J,

Looking at the baptims, maybe his LNAB was Claesz and he adopted the last name Langelaen later ? (since the name is mentioned in 1644 at the baptims of son Nicolaus and missing (Langelaen or last name, only patronymic Claesz) in 1643 ? Maybe you can find the marriage record for them , that would be great, and of course....please feel free to add the records to the Bio's BWJ .. and thanks a lot for the help !

Greets , Bea

posted Jul 02, 2016 by Bea (Timmerman) Wijma

B. W. J. Molier

LNAB should be Langelaen? I found 6 christenings in Pijnacker, indicating the marriage was in/before 1643:

- Annetgen 1643 - Nicolaus 1644 - Cornelis 1645 - Annitgen 1649 - Annitgen 1650 - Jannetjen 1654

posted Jul 02, 2016 by B. W. J. Molier

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