824. John Richardson was born 1673/1674 in Durham Co., England. He died 1698/1699 in Virginia. John married Mary Dubois on 1699 in New York, , New York. [Parents]
825. Mary Dubois was born 1683/1684 in Ulster Co., New York. She died in Virginia. [Parents]
826. Thomas Smith was born 22 Apr 1691 in South Carolina. He died 1724 in Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina. Thomas married Sabana Smith about 1712 in , , South Carolina. [Parents]
827. Sabana Smith was born about 1695 in South Carolina. She died in South Carolina.
928. Gent. John Stone was born in Accomac Co., Virginia. He married Elizabeth Warren. [Parents]
see pg 12
Newman, Harry Wright, The Stones of Poynton Manor : a genealogical history of Captain William Stone, gent. and merchant, third proprietary governor of Maryland, with sketches of his English background and a record of some of his descendants in the United States Washington, D.C.: The author, 1937, 53 pgs.
929. Elizabeth Warren. [Parents]
see pg 12
Newman, Harry Wright, The Stones of Poynton Manor : a genealogical history of Captain William Stone, gent. and merchant, third proprietary governor of Maryland, with sketches of his English background and a record of some of his descendants in the United States Washington, D.C.: The author, 1937, 53 pgs.
930. Col. Phillip Hoskins died 1714.
932. John Hanson was born 1600's. He died 1714. John married Mary.
John signed a will 12 Dec 1713.
see pg 291 (4)
Newman, Harry Wright: Charles County gentry : a genealogical history of six emigrants, Thomas Dent, John Dent, Richard Edelen, John Hanson, George Newman, Humphrey Warren, all scions of armorial families of old England who settled in Charles County, Maryland, and their descendants showing migrations to the South and West Washington D.C.: The author, 1940, 335 pgs.
960. Claes Cornelissen Peterson (Wyckoff) was born 3 Apr 1597 in Oland Island, Sweden. He died in Oland Island, Sweden. Claes married Margaret Van Der Goes on 9 Nov 1623.
Claes was employed owned boat named Svenska Kronan Dec 1626. [Parents]
Names, dates and relations from:
The Wyckoff family in America : a genealogy.
Summit, N.J.: Wyckoff Association in America, 1950, 656 pgs.
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Came to America during the 30 years war.Merchant trader of Borgholm, On Oland, Sweden
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Claas, Arie Noot, 1999: He came from a long line of sea captains and merchant traders. He himself also sea captain and trader and at one time owner of two vessels and four warehouses. These warehouses were located at Bergholen on the island of Oland off the coast of Sweden, at Nordingen on the river Ems near Emden in Germany, on the island of Walcheren in Zeeland The Netherlands, and at Zierikzee on the island of Schouwen in The Netherlands. Living in Schouwen he called in Dutch Van Schouwen (of the island of Schouwen on which Zierikzee is situated). His house there was located between the Brie bridge and the hospital as recorded in an assessment roll of 1629. He was a minor when his father died in 1599 and was in 1603 under the guardianship of his maternal grandfather Jacob van der Goes of Walcheren and of Calmar in Sweden. Was with him engaged in the trade which took him often to the Dutch islands. He married a grand niece of his guardian. In 1624 he returned to Boda, probably to introduce his wife to his relatives there and to arrange the paternal inheritance with his brothers and sisters. Served as a soldier in the 30-years' war and wounded and captured at the battle of Mitten in Poland. Escaped and after miserable hardship and adventure reached home in Sweden. The Swedish record mention "badly wounded in the head". His wife died in 1631 when the war was at its height. Being ruined he sold his vessels and warehouses and sailed for America with his only son Pieter. They left Amsterdam 1 Oct 1636 and arrived in New Amsterdam 8 Mar 1637 according to the log of the ship Rensselaerwyck. He remained on Manhattan island as a contractor and was known as Claes Cornelissen van Schouen. Married again and had four children the oldest of which Pieterse who was baptized in the Dutch Reformed Church in New Amsterdam. He also mentioned as Claas Cornelissen alias the Meutelaer. Must have married another wife in New Netherlands of which several children are born and baptized in New York.
961. Margaret Van Der Goes died 2 Aug 1631 in Schouen Island. [Parents]
962. Cornelis Hendrick Van Ness was born about 1600 in Island of Ameland, Netherlands. He died after 1684 in Schenectady. Cornelis married Maycke Hendrieux Van Der Burchgraeff on 31 Jul 1625 in Viaven, Havendjke, Zeeland, Nethelands. [Parents]
CORNELIS HENDRICK VAN NESS
Material researched and/or transcribed by Barbara L. Van NorsdallCornelis H. Van Ness was born about 1600 in the Netherlands. He lived in Vianen, on the Haverdijk, in South Holland during the year 1625. He married Maeyken Hendricks van den Burchgraeff. She was from the neighboring town of Leksmond and a daughter of Hendrick Adriansz van den Burchgraeff and Annetje Jans. The ancestors of Cornelis were from the nearby town of Noordeloos. Cornelis was a son of Hendrick Van Nes. He came to New Netherlands about 1641 with his wife and three children. He is mentioned in 1643 along with Andries de Vos and Cornelis Segers van Egmont as being the principal farmers of Rensselaerswyck colony, whose terms all other farmers must accept. During the year 1648, Cornelis, his wife and son-in-law Peter Claes (Wyckoff), had arguments with Director Brant Aertsz van Slichtenhorst of Rensselaerswyck. These arguments resulted in several law suits and Van Ness was forced to apologize for the slanderous language he used against the Director. Van Sllichtenhorst was arrested in 1652 for defying the authority of Director Stuyvesant and was sent back to Holland. Cornelis Van Ness rose to political power and general success after that. The above from "The descendants of Simon Van Ness and Hester DeLamater" By David M. Riker.
963. Maycke Hendrieux Van Der Burchgraeff was born about 1602 in Lavereld, , Zuid, Netherlands. She died before 1664 in Rensselaerswyck (Albany), NY. [Parents]
The Wyckoff family in America : a genealogy.
Summit, N.J.: Wyckoff Association in America, 1950, 656 pgs.
http://persi.heritagequestonline.com/hqoweb/library/do/books/results/image?urn=urn:proquest:US;glhbooks;Genealogy-glh39506065;15;-1;
976. Henry Watts was born about 1635. He married Elizabeth. [Parents]
977. Elizabeth was born about 1640.
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