Ariaantje Mary (Gardenier) Woodcock (abt. 1678)

Born about 1678 in Kinderhook, New York

Ancestors

Wife of John Woodcock — married 19 May 1702 in Kinderhook, New York

Descendants

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Biography

Ariaantje was born about 1678.^{[1] [2]} She was the daughter of Jan Gardenier and Sarah Van Bremen.

Ariaantje Gardinier married John Woodcock on 19 May 1702. Marriage record states that John Woodcock was born in Yorkshire, Old England, and Ariaantje Gardeniers was born at Kinderhook. They were married at the church at Kinderhook. The marriage was registered at New Albany church and consent was given by Capt. Bennet. ^[3]

Four children (Johanna, Jan, Abraham, Yzaak) were baptized 1702-1707 in Albany, NY. Son Dirck was baptized in 1718 in Kinderhook, NY. ^[4]

Sources

1. ↑ M. Grace Wilmarth, p. 29
2. ↑ Hollace Carey Gordinier Jr., p. 9.
3. ↑ Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany NY, 1683-1809, excerpted from Year Books of the Holland Society of New York, Part 2, page 2.
4. ↑ Baptism record of Kinderhook Reformed Church, Kinderhook, New York, 1718-1899, transcribed and indexed by Arthur C. M. Kelly, 1985.

• "The Gardenier / Gordinier Family " by Hollace Carey Gordinier Jr, published by Gateway Press Inc. in 1990. Library of Congress card # 90-80084. P. 9.
• Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York, 1683–1809, Part 2, page 2. 1702, May 3. Registered, with the consent of Capt. Bennet. John Woodcock, y.m., b. in Yorkshire, Old England, and Ariaantje Gardeniers, y.d., born at Kinderhook Married May 19, in the Church at Kinderhook http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/albany/part2.html#marriage. Note: In these records "y.m." and "y.d." are approximate translations of Dutch shorthand terms "j.m." and "j.d." that appear frequently in the records. They are best understood to mean, respectively, male not previously married and female not previously married. They are sometimes rendered as "bachelor" and "spinster" or as "young man" and "young daughter."
• M. Grace Wilmarth, "Obadiah Cooper,Tailor at Albany, N. Y. from 1713-1742, & His Wife, Cornelia (Gardenier) Cooper, and their Descendants" (1946), P. 29.

See also;

• US Dutch Reformed Church records in Selected States, 1639-1989. Ancestry.com database.

Acknowledgments

• Wilfred Vasile, Sep 16, 2012