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101	Baptized Amsterdam Lutheran Church July 21, 1624. Died at Amsterdam before March 21, 1630.	Roeloffs, Lijntje (I7129)
102	Baptized April 1, 1718, Reformed Dutch Church, Port Richmond. Witnesses, Jacob Van Pelt and Aeltje Van Pelt. Jacob Van Pelt was the paternal uncle-in-law and Aeltje Van Pelt was his wife, Aeltje (Haughwout) Van Pelt, the sister of Pieter Haughwout. Peter lived on Staten Island and owned property there in the locality later known as Willow Brook or Gun Factory in Northfield. He built a house at the bend on Willow Brook Road, west end of a tract he purchased, along with his widowed mother and brother, that stood immediately west of the home of Geertyd (Charity) Hagewout, wife of Joseph Christopher. Peter Haughwout, wheelwright, left a will dated December 15, 1787, proved September 6, 1792, Staten Island, Richmond County, New York. Peter's wife was specifically mentioned Ally, his eldest son, Pieter Haughwout and sons, Nicholas and Wyant Haughwout were named, along with his daughter Nellie Cozine and her children. Grand children named were Allata Cozine, Garret Cozine, Peter Cozine and Covas Cozine. His deceased daughter Alnjay Webb and her two children, Aljay Webb and Richard Webb, and his daughter, Margaret Haughwout, wife of James Cozine. Executors were his sons, Nicholas and Wynant Haughwout. Witnessed by Thomas Kingston, Abraham Egberts and Joseph Christopher (his brother-in-law). Proved before Surrogate Adrian Banker by Witnesses Abraham Egberts, Joseph Christopher. Executors qualified September 6, 1792.	Haugwout, Peter (I0634)
103	Baptized April 1, 1860, Saddle River Lutheran Church,	Yeomans, Margaret Maria (Maggie C.) Cooper (I4033)
104	Baptized April 10, 1677. Witnesses Isaac de Forrest, Susanna Riemer. Albany, New York Dutch Church Baptismal Records.	de Forrest, Sarah (I6883)
105	Baptized April 11, 1688. Sponsors, Abraham Ackerman, Hillegood ver Plancken. New York Reformed Dutch Church Records.	Hennion, Abraham (I1764)
106	Baptized April 12, 1671. Witnesses, Mr. Hans Kierstede, Cornelis Van Borsum, Sarah Roelofs.	Kierstede, Sara (I5401)
107	Baptized April 12, 1702. Witnesses, Benjamin Kip, Catharine Kip.	Kierstede, Benjamin (I6916)
108	Baptized April 14, 1677, Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam. Sponsors were Hendrik Van de Water and Blandina Kierstede.,	Kierstede, Jacobus (I3004)
109	Baptized April 14, 1793, Paramus Reformed Dutch Church. Witnesses. Isaac and Maria Haring.	Perry, Maria (I0166)
110	Baptized April 15, 1733	Haugwout, Sarah (I4740)
111	Baptized April 18, 1675.	Kierstede, Annetie (Antje) (I5403)
112	Baptized April 2, 1716. Witnesses Johannes Van Gelder, Harmsz., Marytie Heyer.	Hyer, Cornelia (I7031)
113	Baptized April 2, 1726. Witnesses, Deliverance Conklin and Elizabeth Conklin. Tarrytown First Reformed Church Records.	Mabie, Jeremiah (I7913)
114	Baptized April 25, 1791, Paramus Reformed Dutch Church	Perry, Sally (I0165)
115	Baptized April 28, 1745, Pompton Plains Reformed Dutch Church. "James Mourison, of the Township of Franklin" Bergen County, New Jersey, left a will dated Feburay 19 1825. He devised 20 acres of land to his son Peter Mourison with the stupulation that Peter pay his sister Caterine $25.00 when she needs it. The farm and remainder of his real estate and personal property was devised to his grandson, James P. Mowerson, and he was to provide a good and comfortable maintenance and livlihood along with 25.00 in cash for his mother. (Lena) A codicil was attached in which he stated that his wife should have the room at the east end of his house and the bedroom at the end of the hall during her life, along with the use of the cellar and chamber. Witnessed by Michael Salyer, John DeBaun and John Mandigo.	Mourison, Jacobus (James) (I7192)
116	Baptized April 4, 1697. Died young.	Hellaker, William (I5086)
117	Baptized April 6, 1690, Dutch Reformed Church , New York. Witnesses, Theunis de Key and Catherina der Val. Will dated March 12, 1756, proved August 20, 1756, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.	Cray?, Jacob (I7270)
118	Baptized April 7, 1679, Bergen County, New Jersey.	DeMarest, Susannah (I0586)
119	Baptized April 8, 1670. Sponsors were Cornelis Van Borsen and Marritie Loockermans.,	Kierstede, Adrientie (Ariantie) (I2956)
120	Baptized as "Jenny" April 6, 1795 Paramus Reformed Dutch Church	Chrsitopher, Jane (Jenny) (I0533)
121	Baptized as an adult November 20, 1875, Ramapo True Reformed Dutch Church. Did not marry	Holdrum, Jane (I3568)
122	Baptized Augus 3, 1684. Witnesses, Sarah Roelofs and Jacob Kip.	Kierstede, Hans (Jan) (I6912)
123	Baptized August 10, 1687, New York Reformed Dutch Church. Witnesses, Johannes Waldron, Rebecca Vermilie. In 1713, on certificate from Harlem, they joined the church at Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.	Nagel, Resolved (I6284)
124	Baptized August 2, 1761, Ramapo Lutheran Church	Eckhart, Elizabeth (I0483)
125	Baptized August 26, 1799, witnessed by parents. "Records of the Corporation of Zion in New Germantown in West Jersey Births and Baptisms."	Gesner, John (I6259)
126	Baptized August 29, 1686.Witnesses Jacob Kip, Jr. and Blandina Kierstede.	Kierstede, Maria (I6918)
127	Baptized August 4, 1677. Witness, Sarah Kierstede. Will of Hans Kierstede, Doctor, dated January 26, 1758, Proved May 12, 1759, Ulster County, New York, Liber 21, p 343. "Advanced in years, To my daughter, Aryantie, my oldest Silver Beaker and my House where I live, with the Barn and Lott of ground and all depending on the same, as the same is now separated from the lot of Robert Elting, and the whole to be valued at $80. To my son Christoffel, one Silver Beaker, and my Lot of ground on the Corner Opposite to Severyn Bruyn's, which I bought of Barent Bent Huyren, with all thereon, depending, as the same is now in fence and hitherto by me occupied, also my Great Bible, and the whole to be valued at 40 pounds. To Hans Kenning, Abraham Kenning, and Marretie Kenning, the children of daughter Anna, the corner house in which their father, Isaac Kenning, now Dwelleth, with the lot of ground as the same was conveyed to me by Roelof Eltinge, and the same is to be valued at 50 pounds. As heirs of all my real estate, my eight children, Christoffel, Sara, wife of Hendricus Sleght, Catharine, wife of Henderick Bos, Lena, wife of Petrus A. Low, Cornelia, wife of Dom. Mancius, and Aryantie, and in place of my late son, Roelof Kierstede, I appoint his five children, Christoffel, John, Luykas, Anna, and Aryantie, and in the room of my daughter Anna, I appoint her three children, Hans, Abraham and Margritie Keening, and the amounts valued to my children, Christophel, Aryantie, and the children of my daughter, Anna, are to be reckoned to be so much of their shares. If any portion should come to me from my brother, Luykas, deceased, it shall go to my heirs. My son, Christoffel, sons-in-law, Hendricus Sleght, and Rev. Georgius Willt. Mancius appointed executors. Witnessed by James Elting, Johanes Masten, and Jan Eltinge. Translated from the original Dutch and therewith carefully compared by me, Jacob Goelet, sworn translator of the Dutch language, June 20, 1759. Surrogate's Office, New York, Ulster County, New York Probbate Records. "Abstracts of Wills", published by The New York Historical Society.	Kierstede, Hans (I5379)
128	Baptized Decdember 24, 1679.	Kierstede, Lucas (I5404)
129	Baptized December 1, 1723. Sponsors, Jurrie Bouwer and Elizabeth ? his wife, at Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.	Brouwer, Femmetje (I2355)
130	Baptized December 12, 1756, Tappan. Witnesses, Johannis Bell and Maria Ayken. At age 16, joined the King's Orange Rangers commanded by Samuel V. Bayard, and became a Cornel. Saw action i the battles of Kingsbridge Heights and Harlem Heights. After evacuating from New York City he settled at Cornwallis, Nova Scootia on a 400 acre tract granted to him by the English crown for his loyalist service.	Gesner, Hendrick (I2361)
131	Baptized December 12, 1756, Tappan. Witnesses, Petrus Haring and Elizabeth Ryken. At age 16, Abraham joined the King's Orange Rangers commanded by Samuel V. Bayard. Saw action in the battles of Kingsbidge Heights and Harlem Heights. He was with Sir Henry Clinton in his norhtern expeidition, and present at the storming and taking of Fort Montgomery. After purchasing his commission from Captain Bethel, he was elevated to Major. He took refuge with the British army in 1776 and was evacuated to Nova Scotia with the King's Orange Rangers in 1779. Attached to the Halifax garrison, the King's Orange Ranger's mission was to deter rebel privateer raids. In 1793 after the Revolutionary War, he settled in Belle Isle, Nova Scotia where later he accepted appointment to the bench of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas.	Gesner, Abraham (I2362)
132	Baptized December 13, 1685, Dutch Church, Albany, New York. Witness, Cornelis Gysbertz by Anna Van Schayk.	Kierstede, Roeloff (I4511)
133	Baptized December 17, 1679 Reformed Dutch Church, New York. Sponsors were Olof Stephenszen Van Courtlandt and Tryntie Roelofs..	Kierstede, Anna Elizabeth (I2955)
134	Baptized December 17, 1712. Witnesses, Harmanus and Theuntje Van Gelder.	Hyer, Catharine (I7644)
135	Baptized December 18, 1678, New York Reformed Dutch Church. Witnesses, Johannes Vermelje, Engeltje Waldron. After marriage moved to Rockland County, New York.	Nagel, Barent II (I4435)
136	Baptized December 22, 1728. Witnesses were Jacobus Bakker and Rebecca Staats.	Haugewout, Neeltje (I0638)
137	Baptized December 26, 1719. Witnesses were Nicolaas Bakker (maternal grandfather) and Cornelia Corsen. Named in his father's will. Married and left issue. Also named in his mother's will. Will of Nicholas Haugewout; died Intestate. Letters of Administration granted to Joseph Christopher, his brother-in-law, and Pieter Haugwout, nephew, on March 19, 1781, Staten Island, Richmond County, New York..	Haugwout, Nicholas (I0526)
138	Baptized December 26,1689, also listed as baptized December 16, 1689, New York (Reformed Dutch Church Records) Peter Mabei (Mabie) of Orangetown, Orange County, New York, left a will dated March 15, 1769, proved July 8, 1772 in which he devised to his wife Catalintie, all his estate, real and personal property during her widowhood. After her death, he devised to his eldest son Casparus, 20 shillings for his birthright "And one third of all the Swamp Beraen Galt, which lays to the eastward of the lot of land late of Cornelius Bogart, and called the Ring boom." "I leave to my son Peter all my lands lying over the Kill in the Patent of Honan and Howding." (Honan and Howden). And he is to pay 50 pounds to his son Isaac. To his son Joost, 1/3 of all that Bearen Galt, and one lot of his homestead below the church, "Beginning at the brook where the fence from the woods now meets the brook, and from thence to a stump standing in a small pond surrounded with Bryers, and so on till it comes through said pond, and then south to the land of John De Witt; and then to the place of beginning; Also my right in the Hills or Mountains, and he is to pay to my wife 50 pounds. I leave to my younget son Cornelius, my house and mill with screens, bolts, etc., and all my remaining lands. And he is to pay 200 pounds to my sons, Casparus, Jeremiah and Abraham. I leave all movable estate to my daughters, Elizabeth, wife of Abraham Haring, Sophia, wife of Johannes De Lamater, and Mary, wife of John Westervelt. I make my brother, Johannes Mabie and my friend Thomas Outwater, Executors. Wit. Ebenezer Wood, William Hammond, shoemaker, Gilliem Ouwater. Note: The patent of Honan and Howden was the south half of the Patent of Kakiat in Rockland County, that was purchased by Daniel Honan and Michael Howden. W. S. Peleatreau. "Calendar of Wills", Berthold Fernow, 1967. "Abstracts of Wills", Vol. VIII, pp 50-51, published by The New York Historical Society.	Mabie, Pieter (I6835)
139	Baptized December 27, 1691, New York Reformed Dutch Church. Witnesses, Johannes Van Laren, Catharina Van Laren.	Doremus, Thomas (I0501)
140	Baptized December 29, 1745, Tappan. Witnesses, Isaac Blauvelt and Elizabeth, his wife.	Gesner, Elizabeth (I2356)
141	Baptized December 3, 1749, Tappan. Witnesses, Jan Ferdon and Brichje, his wife, in the name of Henry Ludlow and Mary, his wife. John and his wife first lived at the northern edge of Nyack where John ran a pettiauger on the Hudson River. His boat was captured by the British Frigate "Brune" and he was taken to New York City with the boat where he was forced to run a ferry survice. This initated the rumor that he was a Tory, resulting in an investigation by the Committee of Safety, and as a result, he and his wife took refuge in Shelburne, Nova Scotia. On returning to Rockland County after the cessation of hostilities, around 1797, they returned to Nyack where he started a boat-building business. 1800 Orange Town, Rockland County, New York Federal Census. John Gisner, one male under 10, one male 10 under 16, one male 16 under 26 and one male 45 and older; two females under 10, two females 10 under 16, and one female 45 and older.	Gesner, John Hendrick Jr. (I2358)
142	Baptized December 8, 1689.	Brower, Everadus (I7101)
143	Baptized February 11, 1674.	Idens, Ide (I5068)
144	Baptized February 12, 1620/21, Sherington, Buckinghamshire, England. Given as age 12, on the Passenger List, born 1623. Died age 80. Will proved January 2, 1700.	Farrington, Matthew (I5642)
145	Baptized February 15, 1660, Reformed Dutch Church, New York. "It is believed that the Seignour Pierre Mabille de Nevi of Neuvy, south of Angers in the province of Anjou, France, who fled to Naarden in Holland, was his great-grandfather. His grandfather and father were said to be in New Amsterdam by 1650, his father being Peter (Pierre Gaspard or Pieter Casparszen). Caspar and his wife moved to Harlem, sold that property in 1700 and moved to New Rochelle, staying there until about 1708, when he was found in Bergen County, New Jersey. His sons stayed in New Rochelle, and eventually they all moved to the area around Cortland Manor in Northern Westchester County or adjoining Putnam County." "Biographical Sketches and Index of the Huguenot Settlers of New Rochelle, 1687-1776, New Rochelle, N. Y.: The Huguenot and Historical Association of New Rochelle, 1942. (Lancour No. 89). published in "Ship Passenger Lists, New York and New Jersey," Carl Boyer, 3rd, Newhall, CA. 1978. Constable in Haarlem by 1696. Moved to New Rochelle before moving to Bergen County, New Jersey around 1698.	Mabie, Caspar Pieterszen (I6826)
146	Baptized February 15, 1702. Witnesses, Theunis Corsa and Cornelia Van Cleff, wife of Benjamin Narrel (?)	Smith, Matthias (I8926)
147	Baptized February 17, 1674, Reformed Dutch Church, New York, New York. Witnesses, Willem Waldron and Aeltje Waldron.	Nagel, Jan (I1559)
148	Baptized February 19, 1668. Sponsors were Govert Loockermans and Sara Kierstede. New York Reformed Dutch Church Records. Will of Hans Kierstede, dated March 3, 1712. I, Hans Kierstede of New York, Chirugeon, being in good health. All debts and funeral expenses are to be honestly paid and satisfied. I leave to my son Hans, 5 shillings. All the rest, houses, lands, negroes and goods in what place or country so ever found, I leave to my kind and loving friend, Gerritt Onkelboght of New York, silversmith, and make him executor. Witnessed by Marius Tiebout, Laurens Cornelissen, Arey Quackenbos. Codicil. I Hans Kierstede, of New York, Chirugeon, do approve my will made March 3, 1712. And in case my executor should die, I appoint Johannes Brestead of new York, turner, and Johannes Van Gelder, turner, to be executors. Dated May 1, 1713. Witnesses, Ewont Ewetse, Adolph Degrove, John Hunt. Proved March 9, 1728.	Kierstede, Hans (I5161)
149	Baptized February 23, 1684.	Nagel, Deborah (I6710)
150	Baptized February 25, 1721-22. Witnesses were Abraham Tailor and Harmptje Hagewout. Apparently paternal aunt and her husband. Dirckie was mentioned in her father's will and also her mother's will dated March 22, 1761. Taylor and Skinner's map of Staten Island of 1781 shows the house of "M. Smith" on Derckje's share of one of her mother's farms.	Haugwout, Derckje (Dorcas) (I4592)