Andries
Luycaszen
aka Lucassen, Luicasz, Lucasz
Born about in Frederickstad, Denmark
[uncertain]
[uncertain]Son of Luycas Andries
and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of
Jannetje Sebyns
— married
1619 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands
Husband of
Jannetje Jans
— married
before 1637 [location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
Lucas Andrieszen, Geertruy Andries, Nicholas Andriessen, Marritje Andries, Annetjen Andries, Hendrick Andriessen, Pieter Andriesz, Christian Andrieszen, Jan Andrieszen and Barbara (Andriessen) De Witt
Died after
after about age 53
in New Amsterdam (New York), New Netherland
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Biography
Andries Luycaszen was a sea captain. The earliest documentary evidence found for Andries being in the New World is 1638 when he was the "upper boatswain" on the ship 'Key of Calmar'. He also had some linguistic fluency as he was used as an interpreter with the Native American.[1][2]
- 1647 . . . Source: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York, Volume XIV, page 94: There is a mention of Andries Luycassen, aged 53. This reference is dated 1647, making his birth about 1594.
- 1648 . . . Records at the New Amsterdam Dutch Church: 1648 Jul 19; Jan Janszen Van Breestede; Jannettie; Andries Lucaszen, Engeltje Jans Van Breestede, Elsje Ariaen. was married to his daughter, Maritie.
- 1651 . . . Records at the New Amsterdam Dutch Church: 1651 Sep 03; Andries Harpertszen; Johannes; Andries Lucaszen, Pieter Cornelis Van der Veen, Anneken Bogardus, Geertruydt Jans.
- Immigration: March 1638 New Amsterdam, the Dutch Colony (colony renamed in 1664 to New York)[3]
- Occupation: Sea captain and interpreter
- 1637 . . . On the Kalmer Nyckel. (Calmer Sleutel, Key of Kalmar). Left Gothenburg beginning of November. Sailed from the Texel December 29, 1637. Arrived at New Amsterdam March, 1638. Captain Jan Hendrixsz van der Water. Persons sailing to the Delaware River Area:
- Pieter Minuit. Commander under the crown of Sweden, the "First Swedish Expedition".
- Hendrick Huygen, commissioner To take the place of Peter Minuit in his absence.
- Mans Nilsson Kling. Surveyed the land upon arrival in New Sweden and made a map of the whole river area. This map is in the Royal Archives of Sweden. He remained at the fort in command of the 23 men who came on the voyage. He returned to Sweden on the Second Expedition in 1640, and came back to New Sweden on the Kalmer Nyckel in 1641, to serve as lieutenant. He returned home to the Fatherland in the Swan, 1648, and remained in Sweden.
- Twenty three Men under the command of Mans Kling.
- Reorus Torkillus, Reverend of East Gothland, clergyman.
- Andres Lucassen, interpreter
Name
- Andries Luycaszen aka Lucas
- Andries Luycaszen Andriessen
Birth
- Andries Luycaszen was born ca. 1595 in Frederickstad, , Denmark
- Birth: Date: Abt 1594 Place: Frederickstad,Østfold,Norway[4]
Christening
- Christening: Place: Frederickstad, , Denmark
Marriage
- Andries married Jannetjen Jans (location unknown) and they baptized 3 children in Amsterdam from 1633 until 1641, at the baptism of the second child it's mentioned father went to the West Indies. He must have returned to Amsterdam, because in 1641 daughter Barber is baptized in Amsterdam, so perhaps after the Birth of Barber they all went to New Netherland ?
- Andries Luycaszen married Jannetje Sebyns ca. ABT 1631, at Amsterdam, Nord Holland, Netherlands -no record in Amsterdam for this marriage and no baptisms for children of this couple in Amsterdam.
- Note: No marriage and no baptism records of children in the Netherlands were found for a Jannetje Sebijns, it also seems incorrect because the children that were baptized in Amsterdam by Andries Luijcasz and Jannetjen Jans were baptized from 1633 until 1641. At the baptism of son Pieter it is mentioned father went to West Indies, this seems to correspondent with the trip he made in 1637 mentioned above, where he was mentioned as Andres Lucassen interpreter.
Children
- Andries Lui(j)casz and Jannetje Jans had the following children baptized in Amsterdam :
- kind: Annetjen
doopdatum: 27-01-1633
kerk: Oude Kerk godsdienst: Hervormd
vader: Luicasz, Andries moeder: Jans, Jannetjen
Witnesses: Adam Jans, Marij (?) Jans, Annetjen Christoffels (?) [5] - kind: Pieter
doopdatum: 10-09-1637
kerk: Oude Kerk godsdienst: Hervormd
vader: Luicasz, Andris moeder: Jans, Jannetjen
witnesses: Pieter Jans en Gerrit Gerrits
remarks-opmerkingen: Father went to West Indies- Va. is naar W-Indië vertr.[6] - kind: Berber (Barber)
doopdatum: 08-09-1641
kerk: Nieuwe Kerk godsdienst: Hervormd
vader: Luijcasz, Andries moeder: Jans, Jannetje
witn.: Annetjen ...elts (?) [7]
- Andries Luycaszen and Jannetje Sebyns had the following children:
- Barber Andrieszen, b. ca. 1630 at Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands; m. Tjerck Claeszen de With|de Witt[8]
- Marrietje Andries, b. ca. 1632 in Nieuw-Amsterdam, Nieuw-Nederland [11]
Children
Andries Luycaszen Gender Male Birth? 1595 Frederickstad,, Denmark
Marriage ABT 1631 Amsterdam,, Netherlands to Jannetje Sebyns b 1597
Alt Marriage ABT 1631 Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands to Jannetje Sebyns
Death? AFT 1648 New York, USA :Andries Luycaszen d.AFT 1648 New York, USA [12]
- Geertruy Andriessen 1619 - Bef 1682
- Hendrick Andriessen1621 -
- Christian Andriessen- 1663
- Lucas Andrieszen1625 - bef 1700
- Maritie Andries1625 - Nicholas de Witt ABT 1631 - Marritje Andries ABT 1632 -
- Barbara Andrieszen ABT 1635 - 1714
- Jan Andriessen 1635 -
Death/Burial
- Andries Luycaszen was buried ca. Jan 1680 at
Sources
- ↑ Description of The New Netherlands. By Adriaen Van Der Jonck,J.U.D. Translated From The Original Dutch. By Hon. Jeremiah Johnson. (page 187-188).
- ↑ Note: #DWNLNote
- ↑ Resource: Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York, Volume XIV, page 94 mentions Andries Luycassen, aged 53. Reference is dated 1647.
- ↑ Source: #S20 Page: Rootsweb file: by Lori Luke, data base: gemini
- ↑ Source: Amsterdam archief bronverwijzing: DTB 6, p.357 Doopregister: NL-SAA-24277435 Baptism Annetjen 27 January,1633 scan right page, last column, first entry - Oude Kerk - Hervormd - Luicasz, Andries - Jans, Jannetjen - DTB 6, p.357 - A28169000182
- ↑ Source: Amsterdam archief bronverwijzing: DTB 7, p.144 Doopregister: NL-SAA-24576089 Baptism Pieter 10 September 1637 scan left page, second column, first entry Pieter - 10-09-1637 - Oude Kerk - Hervormd - Luicasz, Andris - Jans, Jannetjen - DTB 7, p.144 - Va. is naar W-Indië vertr. - A28220000075
- ↑ Source: Amsterdam archief bronverwijzing: DTB 42, p.271 Archief van de Burgerlijke Stand: doop-, trouw- en begraafboeken van Amsterdam (retroacta van de Burgerlijke Stand) Doopregister: NL-SAA-24470020 DTB 42, p.271 - 000000041710 Baptism record Barber 8 September 1641 scan right page , right column last entry 08-09-1641 Barber-Nieuwe Kerk - Hervormd- Andries Luijcasz.- Jannetje Jans
- ↑ NARDC Marriage Record: 1656 24 Apr; Tjerck Claeszen de With, van Grootholt in Zunderlandt; Barber Andrieszen, van Amsterdam
- ↑ Wardell, "Andries, Anderson"
- ↑ "Netherlands, Noord-Holland Province, Church Records, 1523-1948," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1951-31148-8348-96?cc=2037985 : 21 August 2014), Nederlands Hervormde > Amsterdam > Dopen 1628-1646 > image 382 of 492; Nederlands Rijksarchiefdienst, Den Haag (Netherlands National Archives, The Hague). right page, right column, seventeenth entry
- ↑ NARDC Marriage Record: 1647 01 Nov; Jan Janszen, jm van Breestede; Marritje Lucas, jd van N. Amsterd
- ↑ Familytree
- Wardell, Patricia A. Early Bergen County Families. "Andries, Anderson." Accessed 13 Jun 2016. File: BCFam-Andries.pdf
- New Amsterdam Marriages: 1639-1801 Baptisms: 1639-1730, From Samuel S. Purple's 'Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York, Marriages from 11 December 1639 to 26 August 1801.' The beginning records show the date the Banns were registered, NOT the date of marriage. Starting on 9/20/1673 marriage dates are given.
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998. Family History Library: Address: 35 N West Temple Street:: Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA: 35 N West Temple Street,: Salt Lake City, UT 84150 USA:
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family Search , FSFTID: MR5R-LCF
- Genealogy by Marla F. Kirby marlakirby@@hotmail.com
- tree by Elaine Clow http://www.geocities.ws/elaineclow/surnames/luycaszen.html
- Early New Netherland Settlers, by Robert Gordon Clarke (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rclarke) Cites: de Halve Maen: Volume 40 1967, p. 11.
- Geertruyd Andriesen Van Doesburgh - Ancestors and Descendants, by John S. Green, 929.273 V287g, p. 1.
Acknowledgments
- Lucasen-1 was created on 13 September 2010 through the import of 124-DeCoursey.ged.
- This person was created through the import of small2.ged on 30 November 2010.
- Morgan Powell
- Andriessen-39 was created by David Townsend through the import of marlakirby-WMBlack-ancestors.ged on Mar 3, 2014
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Sorry for the late response and thanks for your help and enthusiasm.
We will mark profiles as unmerged match if they are not ready to be merged because like in this case we are not certain if both women really are the same or not. (There's too much that needs to be sorted out etc.)
If profiles are set as unmerged match they are not going to be merged until we have done some research/found and added sources and if because of the info we found we all are really positive they most likely are the same, that's when the match is removed and a merge is proposed and that's when they are merged.
After a merge both Bio's are combined, so all the info from both profiles is still in there when the profiles are merged including the templates and categories. So yes including the questionable template etc.
If sources and info shows they were really not the same the match is rejected of course..
Hope it helps and greets from the Netherlands,
Bea :)
Old Amsterdam Hendrick born 1636 in New Amsterdam Pieter born 1637 back in Old Amsterdam Christian b 1638 New Amsterdam Jan b 1640 New Amsterdam Theres 5 of them, the mother made 5 trips in 7 years while pregnant and nursing with 3 or 4 other under 6yrs old in tow.
Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 1901'. His oldest sister Barber is listed with an old Amsterdam birth.
Hi,
They are the same and need to be merged, Jannetje Sebyns and Jannetje Jans might also be one and the same wife, and we added some records already, but it (if Jannetje Jans and Jannetje Sebyns perhaps just were one and the same wife) needs a bit more research to make sure, but they perhaps can or will be merged later, for now the duplicate husbands and wifes, so both Andriesses and both Jannetje Sebyns are duplicates though and they can be merged already.
If you are not certain about a merge or if profiles need more research or are not ready to be merged, instead of rejecting the merge it's better to set them as unmerged match, an unmerged match means they do look to be the same, but sometimes perhaps more research or sources are needed.
In this case the profiles of the husband and wife are the same and duplicates, and it's the second wife that needs more research, but this is something that can be done after they all are merged as well.
Hope it explains it a bit better many thanks for the help and message and greets from the Netherlands.
Bea :)
The only thing I could find were three children baptized by Andries Luijcasz and his wife Jannetjen Jans. (see added note)
So if this is correct Barber was a daughter of jannetje Jans and was quite young when she married (abt 15 years of age) Tjerck Claeszen de Witt