↑ Hoes, Roswell R. Baptismal and Marriage Records of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing, 1997), p. 96 #1997
↑ Hoes, Roswell R. Baptismal and Marriage Records of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809 (Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing, 1997), p. 578 #909
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I am leaning toward identifying the husband of Burhans as Oosterhout-12, not this one. My evidence follows.
Identification as husband of Burhans is supported in some related baptism records. Mar. 8 1741 son Petrus was sp by [aunt] Grietje Oosterhout (Hoes #5282). Jan. 25 1747 nephew Abraham Burhans was sp by [aunt-in-law] Elisabeth Burhans. The other sp was [maternal uncle] Abraham Oosterhout (Hoes #5926).
Identification as husband of Burhans is supported in some related baptism records. Mar. 8 1741 son Petrus was sp by [aunt] Grietje Oosterhout (Hoes #5282). Jan. 25 1747 nephew Abraham Burhans was sp by [aunt-in-law] Elisabeth Burhans. The other sp was [maternal uncle] Abraham Oosterhout (Hoes #5926).
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