Quiliaan was born on 26 November 1765 and baptized on 1 December 1765 in the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York, recorded as the child of Jellis Winne and Titje V. Woert (i.e., Jellis Winne and Fytje Van Woert). The witnesses were Quiliaan and Dirkje Winne.
He was his parents' second son to be named Quiliaan/Killian after his father's father. Apparently the first son of this name had died in childhood.
Church Records
Baptism
1765. Dec. 1. bo. Nov. 26. Quiliaan, of Jellis Winne and Titje V. Woert. Wit.: Quiliaan and Dirkje Winne. [1]
Research Notes
Records that look like children of the Kilian who was son of Jellis Winne:
1792. bo. Oct. 7. Sarah of Kilian I. Winne and Sarah Clute. [2]
Children's baptism records that could be her.
[1802]. Jellis of Kilian I. Winne and Sarah Clute. [3]
[1802]. bo. Nov. 6, 1801. Yellis of Kilian Winne and Angeltie Clute. [4]
1804. bo. Sept. 2. Gerrit of Kilian I. Winne and Sarah Clute. [5]
In Early New Netherlands Settlers, Robert Gordon Clarke said that this Kilian Winne married Sarah Clute.[6]
Sources
↑ Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, New York, 1683–1809, Excerpted from Year Books of the Holland Society of New York. Part 5, page 16.
↑ Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in Albany, New York, Part 8, 1789-1809, page 27.[1]
↑Part 8, page 62. No date on this entry. Preceding entry states "bo. Jan. 3, 1802."
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