See Kingston baptism notice for Breechje, June 10 1694, #808 in Hoes. Parents listed as Gerrit Lammertsen and Antje Hooghlant. Witnesses were Hendrik Bogaart and Jannetje Martensen.
Marriage
Kingston notice of marriage banns Apr. 24 1715, #327 in Hoes, for Hugo Freer jr. and Bregjen Teerpenning. Makes marriage mid-May probable. Groom born in New Paltz, bride in Marbletown and resident in Rosendale. First marriage for both.
Church Records
Baptism
1694 Jun 10 Breechje - Gerrit Lammertsen, Antje Hooghlant. Witnesses: Hendrik Bogaart, Jannetje Martensen. [1]
Marriage
1715 Hugo Freer, junior, j.m., born in the Pals, and Bregjen Teerpenning, j.d., born in Mormel, and resid. in Rosen-daal. Banns registered, 24 April. [2]
Children's Baptisms
1715 Dec 04 Johannes - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpennig. Witnesses: Jacob Rutsz, senior, Marretjen Hansz. [3]
1717 Jan 27 Hugo - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Hugo Freer, Marytjen Le-Roy. [4]
1718 Sep 28 Annaatjen - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Aard Van Wagening, Marytjen Louw. [5]
1721 Feb 21 Maria - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Ysaak Freer, Catrina Freer. [6]
1723 May 19 Elisabeth - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Jan Teerpenning, Hester Freer. [7]
1725 Aug 01 Johannes - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Gerardus Herdenberg, Marretjen Herdenberg. [8]
1729 Oct 26 Zara - Hugo Freer, junior, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Hendrik van Weye, Zara Freer. [9]
1735 Dec 25 Benjamin - Hugo Freer, Bregjen Teerpenning. Witnesses: Juriaan Tappen, Ariaantjen Tappen. [11]
Disputed Origins
According to Ruth Heidgerd's book The Freer Family, The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Hugo Freer (son of Hugo Freer and Maria Anna LeRoy) married Brejen Terpen(n)ing, daughter of Jan Terpening of Flanders. She said that they registered banns on 24 Apriil 1715 and that Brejen was born at Minisink and residing at Rosendale [12] This information is inconsistent with the Kingston marriage register for the marriage banns of Hugo Freer Jr. and Bregjen Teerpenning, which identifies Bregjen as born in Mormel (Marbletown) and resident in Rosen-daal (Rosendale).[13] Additionally, the identification of Jan as the father of Brejen is a mistake. Susan Schock researched the origins of the Teerpenning family in New York, and assembled strong evidence that Gerrit Lambertsen was the father of both Jan and Brechje Terpenning.[14] She attributed the theory that the progenitor of the family was named Jan Terpening to a statement in The History of New Paltz, by Ralph LeFevre (published in 1903), that has been interpreted as indicating that the immigrant ancestor of the Terpening family was Jan Terpening, from Flanders. This is an excerpt from a statement about a list of the original patentees of New Paltz. Schock quotes the relevant words as "Jan Terpening, who also resided at Bontekoe, and was from Flanders; also Teunis Clearwater, Hendrick Van Weye, and Gerrit Lambertsen." Schock suggests that the first man named was Gerrit Lambertsen's son Jan Terpening, and that the reference to Flanders might have been due to confusion between Jan Terpening and a French schoolmaster in New Paltz whose name of Jean Thevenin had various spellings, including Jan Tebenin. The 1694 baptism registration at Kingston of Breechje, daughter of Gerrit Lammertsen (Teerpenning),[15] is consistent with this woman's age and with birth at Marbletown. Also, Heidgerd's assertion that Brejen was born the Minisink area is inconsistent with history, as Minisink was not settled at the time (1690s) that Brejen would have been born.
Research Notes
LNAB :Teerpenning is the surname that first appears in church records for Breechje, at her marriage to Hugo. Quackenbush-118 22:59, 17 July 2017 (EDT)
↑ Susan B. Schock, "Identifying Gerrit Lambertsen: Progenitor of the Terpening Family of Ulster County NY", New Netherland Connections, Vol. 14 (2009), pages 11-20.
Terpenning-12 and Teerpenning-11 appear to represent the same person because: Same person. Merge conflict is resolved: Gerrit Lammertsen is her father and Jan Terpenning is her brother (not her father).
I disconnected Jan Terpenning, born 1670 in Flanders as the father because of the evidence showing that identification is a mistake. She is a daughter of Gerrit Lammertsen and a sister of Jan Terpenning.
I would publicly like to thank Susan McNamee for her comments here. Her research clarified a great many questions about the profile subject and her family. Thank you, Susan!
Carrie Quakenbush also deserves a great deal of thanks for doing a lot of work on this profile. Thanks, Carrie!
I don't have access to The Freer Family: The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz which probably contains all the answer as it isn't online.
It also looks like the parents for Brejen would also need to be consolidated.
I was working on DB Error 408 Multiple marriages on same day and these profiles came up. It looks like the following three profiles all belong to the same person - two of these are set as unmerged matches.
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 33-34 on page 15 lists the following:
Hugo Freer, Jr (Hugo,Hugo) was bap at Paltz, 1691, Oct 17. Witnessess: Abraham Freer and Maria Freer; m (banns recorded) at Kingston 1715, April 24, Bregjen Teerpening, who was b at Minisink and residing at Rosendale.
I don't have access to The Freer Family: The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz which probably contains all the answer as it isn't online.
It also looks like the parents for Brejen would also need to be consolidated.
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 33-34 on page 15 lists the following:
Hugo Freer, Jr (Hugo,Hugo) was bap at Paltz, 1691, Oct 17. Witnessess: Abraham Freer and Maria Freer; m (banns recorded) at Kingston 1715, April 24, Bregjen Teerpening, who was b at Minisink and residing at Rosendale.
I do not understand how she ended up with the maiden name Terpenning if her father was Lambertse. Mother Hoagland was married to a Terpenning, but no dates are given. In fact, all of her brothers and sisters are named Terpenning. I think this needs to be investigated and clarified.
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Carrie Quakenbush also deserves a great deal of thanks for doing a lot of work on this profile. Thanks, Carrie!
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I don't have access to The Freer Family: The Descendants of Hugo Freer, Patentee of New Paltz which probably contains all the answer as it isn't online.
It also looks like the parents for Brejen would also need to be consolidated.
Gerrit Lammertsen-5 and Gerret Lambertse-4 Antje Hooghlant-1 and Annetie Hoogland-9
Hopefully this is enough information to get the duplicates resolved.
Thanks, Susan
Terpenning-12 (Jan Terpenning is wrong, should be removed) Terpenning-20 Lambertsen-31
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 33-34 on page 15 lists the following:
Hugo Freer, Jr (Hugo,Hugo) was bap at Paltz, 1691, Oct 17. Witnessess: Abraham Freer and Maria Freer; m (banns recorded) at Kingston 1715, April 24, Bregjen Teerpening, who was b at Minisink and residing at Rosendale.
https://books.google.com/books?id=xJQyAQAAMAAJ
It also looks like the parents for Brejen would also need to be consolidated.
Gerrit Lammertsen-5 and Gerret Lambertse-4 Antje Hooghlant-1 and Annetie Hoogland-9
Hopefully this is enough information to get the duplicates resolved.
Thanks, Susan
Terpenning-12 (Jan Terpenning is wrong, should be removed) Terpenning-20 Lambertsen-31
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volumes 33-34 on page 15 lists the following:
Hugo Freer, Jr (Hugo,Hugo) was bap at Paltz, 1691, Oct 17. Witnessess: Abraham Freer and Maria Freer; m (banns recorded) at Kingston 1715, April 24, Bregjen Teerpening, who was b at Minisink and residing at Rosendale.
https://books.google.com/books?id=xJQyAQAAMAAJ
This website gives some reasoning as to why the children of Gerritt Terpenning Lambertsen went with Terpenning.
http://www.wildague.com/Genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I8048&tree=main_tree