1663 Oct 9, Tuesday, Ordinary Session: Roelof Swartwout, Schout, plaintiff, vs. Aert Jacobsen and Gerrit Aertsen, his son, Aert Jacobsen's daughter, Aert Jacobsen's servant, Andries, defendants. Plaintiff demands from the aforesaid defendants, for their violation of the ordinance dated Aug 4, last, that no one should venture out to mow without consent and a proper convoy, a fine,
From Aert Jacosen, of 75 gldrs.
From Gerrit Aertsen, of 75 gldrs.
From Aert Jacobsen's daughter, of 25 gldrs.
From Andries, his man, of 25 gldrs.
Defendants answer they are not liable for the payment of the above fines and request copy of the judgement.
The Cout order defendants to pay plaintiff the full amount of the fines.
1663 Oct 30. Tuesday, Meeting of the Council of War and Commissaries: Roelof Swartwout, Schout, plaintiff, vs. Aert Jacobsen, defendant. Plaintiff demands from defendant a fine of two hundred gldrs., pursuant to the judgment rendered by the Honorable Court on Oct 9, for a violation of the ordinance dated Aug 4, by himself, his son, his daughter and his farm hand, in that he harvested without permission and a convoy. The defendant insists upon an appeal.
In 1710 Nov 6 in Kingston are recorded five quit claim deeds executed by his children.executed by his children.
"Whereas, Aert Jacobsen, late of Kingston, aforesaid, did by his last will and testament, give and bequeath his whole Estate unto his five children, the above named Jacob Aertsen, Grietje Elmendorf, Elizabeth Masten, Neeltje Aertsen, and Gerrit Aertsen of Kingston aforesaid, and whereas they have divided their said Father;s farm of Bowery, situated in the limits and bounds of the Corporation of Kingston, on the North side of the Esopus Creek or Kill, in the great piece, and Lot No. I is by said division fallen to said Gerrit Aertsen. Now know ye that the said Jacob Aertsen, Grietje Elmendorf, Cornelis Masten, and Elizabeth his wife, and Arent Tynhout for divers good and valid considerations, them thereunto moving, but mor especially for the avoiding and putting asid all strife and differences that might arise about said farm, have given, granted, etc., to the said Gerrit Aertsen all that aforsaid lot No. 1, bounded NE by land of Teunis Elison and the heirs of Tjerck Claessen De Witt, and the lands of the heirs of Jacob Elmendorps, S by Lot No. 2, belonging to this division of said Estate or Bowery, to Grietje Elmendorf, and NW by the Great Kill, etc., signed, Jacob Aertsn, Grietje Elmendorf, Cornelis Masten, Elizabeth + Masten, Arent + Tynhout."
Book of Deeds, liber III, page 198, Gerrit Aartse, of Kingston, landtmsn, will dated 1715 Dec 17 written in Dutch.
To my worthy wife Claartie Aartse on third of the income from my whole estate for life, she to have the right to live in the house I now occupy. My younest son Simen van Wageninge, shall have all my land north of Esopus Kill, as the same was inherited by me from my father, Aart Jacose, as well as conveyed to me by Sweer Teunissen. He shall also have my pasture land and farm south of said Kill with house and barn, he and his heirs to be bound to pay for the same to my other heir the sum of £600 in five years, on fifthe each year. As heirs to my whole estate, I appoint my eight children, begotten by my said wife, by name Evert van Wageninge, Barent van Wageninge, Goosen van Wageninge, Jacob van Wageninge, Simen van Wageninge, Jannetie wife of Barent van Benthuysen, Annetie wife of Henricus Heermans, and Neeltie van Wageningen, as well as Gerrit van Wageninge, son of my oldest son Aart, deceased. Gerrit van Wageninge shall have, in advance, a sum of £50.
Note: Aert Jacobsen (Van Wagonen) was an early resident of Albany, who on 1660 Sep 17 purchased 47 morgens 215 rods of land at Esopu from Johanna De Laet, wife of Jeronimus Ebbinck. He had five children: i. Gerrit Aertse (s. of Aert Jacobsen and Annetje Gerrits), m Clara, bt N Y 1651 Sep 10, dau. of Evert Pels and Jannetie Symens, and had issue: a. Aert, m., 1985 Oct 20 Aaltje Eltin; b. Evert, bt. 1675 Apr 18, m. 1701 June 1 Marytje Van Heyningen; c. Barent, bt. 1675 Apr 18, m. 1703 Sep 28 Lea Schepmoes; d. Goosen Van Wagenen, m. 1715 Jun 15 Gertruyd Swart; e. Jannetje, bt 1682 June 25, m. 1701 Apr 21 Barent Van Benthuysen; f. Anntje bt. 1684 Sept 7 m. Hendricus Heermans; g. Jacob, bt. 1686 Oct 3; H. Simon bt. 1689 Apr y, m. 1720 May 26 Maria Schepmoes; i. Neeltje bt. 1692 Apr 17, m. Andries Focken; j. Rebecca bt. 1694 Nov 11; ii. Neeltje Aartsen m. 1667 Jun 6 Cornelis Tynhout; iii. Jacobus m. 1677 Feb 25 Sarah, dau of Evert Pells; iv. Grietje Aartsen m. 1668 Jan 28 Jacobus C Elmendorf; v. Elizabeth m. abt 1676 Cornelius Masten.
The Descendants of Jan Eltinge: The Genealogy of the Elting/Eltinge Family. Elting, James W., comp. Publication: the compiler, Charlotte, N.C., 2002
Detaching Anntje Hermans-8 as a wife. This man was not known to have married twice and Annetje Hermans, whose family settled in New Jersey, was married to Gerrit Gerritsen, van Wageningen.
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Van Wagenen-38 and Van Wagenen-10 appear to represent the same person because: This is the oldest paternal ancestor in this chain in need of a merge. No tree conflicts. These matches have been reviewed by the New Netherland Settlers Merge Approval System, and the "Green" destination NNS profile is protected as PPP, and the "Merge Pending" profile is now ready and able to be merged into it. I saved the data to the bios. Thanks!
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