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Johannes Willemsen Waldron (son of William Walderne, Of Alcester and Agnes Dislin)465, 466, 467 was born Abt. 1562 in Probly Alcester, Warwickshire, England, and died Bef. March 07, 1609/10 in Probly Wherwell, Hampshire, England468.He married Maria Goverts on 1609 in Harlem, Holland469, daughter of Govert Jans and Pieterje Michiels.
Includes NotesNotes for Johannes Willemsen Waldron:
Made a Count for service to the Dutch in fortifying the port of Amsterdam, Holland prior to the attack of the Spanish Armada. Given a land grant of what is now Harlem, NY, NY by the Dutch government.
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Johannes, some claim, was a descendent of Baron Rudolph VanWaldron, and others say, was a refugee from England. He had a son [or grandson] Resolved Waldron who lived in the city of Amsterdam.[IraWaldron.FTW]
!Name taken from my gray Ancestor Chart Book.The birth date is written in pencil which means it was taken from unknown source, and is unproven.The place of birth is listed as Haarlem, Holland.
'John was a direct lineal ancestor of BARON RUDOLPH VanWaldron, who was granted a large manor, a coat of arms and made a baron in 1128 for his valor in the First Crusade on the plains of Palestine in the taking of Jerusalem in 1099. [this would be 29 years after the event - doubtful about accuracy - Ron Waldron, 3/18/2005.]
Note also that some Waldrons moved to England (I believe this should be 'moved to Holland' unless they were returning from an earlier immigration from England to Holland - Ron Waldron) after the Norman Conquest due to religious differences.
John Waldron married Joan [surname unknown], who died in 1610 in Wherwell, England.'- Cheryl Wick, Family Tree Maker Waldron Genealogy Forum on the internet, Oct 25, 1998.
Descendants of John Waldron/Walderne
Generation No. 1
1. John1 Waldron/Walderne was born Abt. 1560 in England, and died Bef. 18 Sep 1609 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. He married Joan ? Bef. 04 Nov 1584 in England. She was born Abt. 1565, and died Aft. 1611 in Will dated, Wherwell, Hampshire, England.
Notes for John Waldron/Walderne:
"McKallor and Allied Families," Americana Illustrated, Vol. XXVII, January, 1933, No. 1, p. 398 ("The family name of Waldron was of English ancestry, later emigrating to Holland, though at what date is not known. One Johannes Waldron was born in Haarlem in 1579, the son of wealthy parents of good social position, who had suffered losses during the siege of Haarlem and its capture by the Spanish in 1573.")
2Commemorative Biographical Record of New Haven County, Connecticut, Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co. (1902), pp. 1309-10
3Richardson, Douglas, "The European Origin and Ancestry of Joseph and Resolved Waldron," New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan. 1995, pp. 12-24, and Apr. 1995, pp. 113-116 ("Following their marriage, [John and Joan] resided in the parish of Goodworth Clatford [formerly Clatford Goodworth], Hampshire, [England] where they had four children baptized in the period 1584-1589. Sometime prior to 1609 they moved to Wherwell shortly before 18 September 1609, the date of the inventory of his estate. John Waldron left a will dated 24 August 1609, proved in 1610, as follows:
'In the name of god Amen the present xxiiijth day of August 1609.
/ I John Waldron beinge sicke of body, but whole in mynde & of good & perfect remembraunce thankes be to god, do mayke & ordeine this to be my Last Will and Testament in manner & forme as followethe: first I commit my soul into the hands of Jesus Christ my only Lord & Saviour, & my body I will that yt be seemly buried in my parrishe churche yard of Wherwell.
/ Item I do give to my sonne William Waldron, my shopp with all manner of things therto belonging as also the chamber over the shopp.
/ Item I do give unto my sonne William Waldron also: my best bedsteed, my table in the parlour with the frame, & my great chest but I will that my wife Joan Waldron shall have the use of them duringe her naturall life except she marry.
/ Item I do give to my sonne Samuel Waldron my house which I have latly builded whearin now dwellethe Daniel Wyatt; to gether with two Acres of Arable grownd beinge severall whear the racks doth stand, & one Acre of meedow grownd whear uppon the sayd house doth stand, the which sayd Land & meddow I will that my wife Joan Waldron shall have to free & peacable use of so longe as she shall live or untill she marry;
/ Item I do give unto the saide Samuel my sonne one table with the frame, one cubbard, & one chester; all what be nowe in the sayd house whearof I will that after the expiration of four yeres he shall to gether with the house have full possession.
/ Item I do give more to my sonne Samuel iiij bushels of Barly to be delivered to him when his mother shall think convenient.
/ Item I do give my sonne John Waldron my house whearin Nicholas ffisher doth dwell, to gether with four Acres of Arable grownd lyinge in tarfeild, & one half of medowe grownd whearuppon the house doth stand: of all which sayd house Arrable & meddowe grownd I will that my wife shall have the use during her naturall life, or untill she marry.
/ Item I do give to my sonne John Waldron iiij bushels of barlie to be delivered to him when my wife shall think convenient. Item I do give to him also one cofre.
/ Item I do give to my sonne Robert Waldron ten sheep, whearof five shal be yewes & five wetares; one Kettle, iiij bushels of barlie.
/ Item I do give to my sonne Benjamin ten sheep: whearof five shalbe yewes & five wetares, one cubbard, & iiij bushels of barlie:
Item I do give to my daughter Deborah five sheep, one flocke bed with all things belonginge therto, ten platters: two pottingers
Item I do give to my daughter Sarah five sheet, one bed with all things belonginge therunto, two platters, two pottingers & my middle brasse potte:
Item I do give to my daughter Jane Gall, & to my daughter Joane Longe to either of them iiij bushels of Barlie:
Item I do give to my sayd two daughters children: being four to everie one of them v s. in all xx s.:
Item I do give more to my sonne Benjamin one yearlinge bullock: and further more as tuchinge the house whearin now Daniel Wayt dothe dwell: which after foure years I have given to my sayd sonne Samuel: I will that my daughter Elizabeth Waldron shall have the use thereof to dwell in during the sayd term of four yeares beginninge att Michielmasse next
/ And whearas that ye Racks that I have given to my sonne William doth stand uppon the grownd that I have given to my sonne Samuel I will that they shall stand there for ever, & that my sonne William him self his servant & any for him shall have fre accesse to the sayd racks yeldinge & payinge yearly unto the said Samuel my sonne for the same xij d in & uppon Michelmasse day.
/ All the rest of my goods & cattells moveable & unmoveable by detts payd & all Legacies discharged with funeral expenses, I give unto Joan Waldron my wife, whome I do mayk the soale executrix of this my Last Will & Testament and I do appoint Richard Thomas, & William Thomas to be my overseers thereof: And have cause yt to be written in the presence of Oliver Gall; Richard Thomas; William Thomas; & John Bell the witnesses hearof. [No signature] (Hampshire Record Office 1610 A134/1-2).
"The inventory of the deceased's estate was taken 18 September 1609 by Richard Thomas, William Thomas, Robert Longe, George Sutton, and Robert Osgood. The value of the estate totalled £64.17.10. Specific rooms mentioned in the inventory include the hall, the chamber within the hall, the loft over the hall, the inner chamber, the shop, and the buttery." - Compiled by Priscilla Stone Sharp [priscillasharp@cs.com] and reported on July 10, 2000 via the http://www.genforum.genealogy.com/waldron/messages/735.html.
"Descendants of John Waldron/Walderne
Generation No. 1
1. John1 Waldron/Walderne was born Abt. 1560 in England, and died Bef. 18 Sep 1609 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England. He married Joan ? Bef. 04 Nov 1584 in England. She was born Abt. 1565, and died Aft. 1611 in Will dated, Wherwell, Hampshire, England.
Notes for John Waldron/Walderne:
"McKallor and Allied Families," Americana Illustrated, Vol. XXVII, January, 1933, No. 1, p. 398 ("The family name of Waldron was of English ancestry, later emigrating to Holland, though at what date is not known. One Johannes Waldron was born in Haarlem in 1579, the son of wealthy parents of good social position, who had suffered losses during the siege of Haarlem and its capture by the Spanish in 1573.")
2Commemorative Biographical Record of New Haven County, Connecticut, Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co. (1902), pp. 1309-10
3Richardson, Douglas, "The European Origin and Ancestry of Joseph and Resolved Waldron," New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan. 1995, pp. 12-24, and Apr. 1995, pp. 113-116 ("Following their marriage, [John and Joan] resided in the parish of Goodworth Clatford [formerly Clatford Goodworth], Hampshire, where they had four children baptized in the period 1584-1589. Sometime prior to 1609 they moved to Wherwell shortly before 18 September 1609, the date of the inventory of his estate. John Waldron left a will dated 24 August 1609, proved in 1610, as follows:
'In the name of god Amen the present xxiiijth day of August 1609./ I John Waldron beinge sicke of body, but whole in mynde & of good & perfect remembraunce thankes be to god, do mayke & ordeine this to be my Last Will and Testament in manner & forme as followethe: first I commit my soul into the hands of Jesus Christ my only Lord & Saviour, & my body I will that yt be seemly buried in my parrishe churche yard of Wherwell/ Item I do give to my sonne William Waldron, my shopp with all manner of things therto belonging as also the chamber over the shopp./ Item I do give unto my sonne William Waldron also: my best bedsteed, my table in the parlour with the frame, & my great chest but I will that my wife Joan Waldron shall have the use of them duringe her naturall life except she marry./ Item I do give to my sonne Samuel Waldron my house which I have latly builded whearin now dwellethe Daniel Wyatt; to gether with two Acres of Arable grownd beinge severall whear the racks doth stand, & one Acre of meedow grownd whear uppon the sayd house doth stand, the which sayd Land & meddow I will that my wife Joan Waldron shall have to free & peacable use of so longe as she shall live or untill she marry;/ Item I do give unto the saide Samuel my sonne one table with the frame, one cubbard, & one chester; all what be nowe in the sayd house whearof I will that after the expiration of four yeres he shall to gether with the house have full possession/ Item I do give more to my sonne Samuel iiij bushels of Barly to be delivered to him when his mother shall think convenient/ Item I do give my sonne John Waldron my house whearin Nicholas ffisher doth dwell, to gether with four Acres of Arable grownd lyinge in tarfeild, & one half of medowe grownd whearuppon the house doth stand: of all which sayd house Arrable & meddowe grownd I will that my wife shall have the use during her naturall life, or untill she marry./ Item I do give to my sonne John Waldron iiij bushels of barlie to be delivered to him when my wife shall think convenient. Item I do give to him also one cofre./ Item I do give to my sonne Robert Waldron ten sheep, whearof five shal be yewes & five wetares; one Kettle, iiij bushels of barlie./ Item I do give to my sonne Benjamin ten sheep: whearof five shalbe yewes & five wetares, one cubbard, & iiij bushels of barlie: Item I do give to my daughter Deborah five sheep, one flocke bed with all things belonginge therto, ten platters: two pottingers Item I do give to my daughter Sarah five sheet, one bed with all things belonginge therunto, two platters, two pottingers & my middle brasse potte: Item I do give to my daughter Jane Gall, & to my daughter Joane Longe to either of them iiij bushels of Barlie: Item I do give to my sayd two daughters children: being four to everie one of them v s. in all xx s.: Item I do give more to my sonne Benjamin one yearlinge bullock: and further more as tuchinge the house whearin now Daniel Wayt dothe dwell: which after foure years I have given to my sayd sonne Samuel: I will that my daughter Elizabeth Waldron shall have the use thereof to dwell in during the sayd term of four yeares beginninge att Michielmasse next/ And whearas that ye Racks that I have given to my sonne William doth stand uppon the grownd that I have given to my sonne Samuel I will that they shall stand there for ever, & that my sonne William him self his servant & any for him shall have fre accesse to the sayd racks yeldinge & payinge yearly unto the said Samuel my sonne for the same xij d in & uppon Michelmasse day./ All the rest of my goods & cattells moveable & unmoveable by detts payd & all Legacies discharged with funeral expenses, I give unto Joan Waldron my wife, whome I do mayk the soale executrix of this my Last Will & Testament and I do appoint Richard Thomas, & William Thomas to be my overseers thereof: And have cause yt to be written in the presence of Oliver Gall; Richard Thomas; William Thomas; & John Bell the witnesses hearof. [No signature] (Hampshire Record Office 1610 A134/1-2).
"The inventory of the deceased's estate was taken 18 September 1609 by Richard Thomas, William Thomas, Robert Longe, George Sutton, and Robert Osgood. The value of the estate totalled £64.17.10. Specific rooms mentioned in the inventory include the hall, the chamber within the hall, the loft over the hall, the inner chamber, the shop, and the buttery."
"His wife Joan survived him. She died in Wherwell, Hampshire, shortly before 7 March 1610/11, the date of the inventory of her estate. She left a will dated 21 February 1610/11, proved in 1613, as follows:
"'In the name of God Amen. I Joan Walderne of Wherewell within the County of South[hampton] widowe, being sicke of bodie, but of perfecte memory thankes be to god, Doe make my Laste Will & testament in maner & [form] followinge firste I bequeth my soule into the hands of Jesus Christe whoe hath redeemed it. Imprimis I give to William my sonne, the benches and shelves aboute the house with the seelinge in the parler. Item I give to Joan my daughter my beste betycoate. Item I give to Jane Gale my purple Colored gowne & a flitch of bacon. Item I give to Jane's three children iiii s. Item I give to Elisabeth my daugther my beste gowne with a velvet Cape, the leaste brasse potte, a kettell of two gallons, a paire of Cottreles and a barrell. Item I give to Samuell my sonne in mony xx s. Item I give to John my sonne in mony xx s. Item I give to Joane Longe Children xij d. a peece. Item I give to Elsabeth Bartlett Childe xij d. The reste of my goods not bequeathed I doe give to my fower yongeste Children namely Robarte & Beniamine Debora & Sara whome I doe make & ordaine myne executours Joyntly to gether to be devided equally between them with this Condityon that my yongeste sonne Beniamin & my yongeste daughter Sara is to have either of them xl s. a peece more than the other two. This my goods to be devided amongeste my Children as abovesaid, by my Trusty frinde William Hawkins & Robarte Osgood whom I doe make the overseers of this my Laste will for the benefit of my Children. Dated 21 February 1610 [1610/11]. [Will not signed.] Witnesses John Shepheard, John Bartlet.
'Debtes that I owe at this date beinge 21 February 1610 [1610/11].
'Item to John Bartlet to be paid at Whitsontideiij £ vj s. viij d.
'To William Blake of Andoverviij s.
'To Kooke the hatteriij s.
'To William Jarvicej s. vj d.
'To Mrs. Batesiij s.
'To Tho. Smytheix d.
'For x sheepe lese to be paid the Lady day at Romssey [Romsey]xij s.
'Debts owing to me the same day
'Philip Burges butchervj £.
'Richard Heathe of Fullertonvij s.
'Nycholas Longeviij £.
'William Waldernexx s.'
"The will was proved 13 September 1613 before Thomas Ridley, doctor of law, by William Hawkyns of Wherwell, tanner, and Robert Osgood of Wherwell, yeoman, overseers of the said will during the minority of Robert, Benjamin, Deborah and Sarah Waldron, children of the deceased, which children being coexecutors of the said will, to whom was committed Administration of the debts and legacies of the said will, being sworn by oath with whomever to deal justly (Hampshire Record Office 1613 B72/1-2).
"The inventory of the estate of Joan Walderne of Wherwell, deceased, was taken 7 March 1610 [1610/11], by Robert Osgood, Rychard Thomas, William Hawkyns and George Sutton. The value of the estate, including a Bible, amounted to £19.17.0. After the inventory was taken, Joan Waldron's estate, consisting solely of personal items, was sold. The people who purchased items from the estate included the following individuals: Richard Thomas, William Hawkins, Daniel Wiat, Elizabethe Bartlet, John Bartlet, Goodwife Howlen, Elsabethe Hollam, Goodwife Wiet, William Balden, Richard Batte, Myles Serten, William Walderne, Agnis Batt, Robert Osgood, John Shepheard, Goodwife Limpston, George Batt, Robert Myles, Richard Hethe, and William Howten.")
Children of John Waldron/Walderne and Joan ? are:
2i.Joan2 Waldron, born 1584 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England. She married ? Longe Bef. 24 Aug 1609.
More About Joan Waldron: Baptism: 04 Nov 1584
3ii.Jane Waldron, born 1586 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England. She married ? Gale/Gall Bef. 24 Aug 1609; born Abt. 1585.
More About Jane Waldron: Baptism: 29 Mar 1586, As "Jeane"
4iii.Elizabeth Waldron, born 1587 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England. She married John Bartlett Bef. 21 Feb 1610/11; born Abt. 1585.
More About Elizabeth Waldron: Baptism: 25 Oct 1587
+5iv.William Waldron, born 1589 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England; died Bef. 1639 in Netherlands.
6v.Samuel Waldron, born Abt. 1591.
7vi.John Waldron, born Abt. 1593.
8vii.Robert Waldron, born Abt. 1595.
9viii.Benjamin Waldron, born Abt. 1597; died Bef. 15 Mar 1624/25 in Will proved.
10ix.Deborah Waldron, born Abt. 1599 in Perhaps Andover, Hampshire, near Wherwell. She married Thomas Thomasson Aft. 03 Jun 1623 in Amsterdam, Holland; born Abt. 1560.
11x.Sarah Waldron, born Abt. 1601.
Generation No. 2
5. William2 Waldron (John1 Waldron/Walderne) was born 1589 in Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England, and died Bef. 1639 in Netherlands. He married Ruth Walker Aft. 29 Aug 1615 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, daughter of Edward Walker. She was born Abt. 1595 in Marquetwerten, Co. of Rottland, and died Bef. 1639.
Notes for William Waldron: Probably Puritan [ Actually, a 'Brownist' - Ron Waldron, 5/2/2002].
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1Ancestors of William Adams Collard and Rebecca Severns, Cincinnati (1899), pp. 21-23
2Riker, James, "Waldron Family," History of Harlem, New York: New Harlem Publishing Co. (1904), pp. 692-3
3"McKallor and Allied Families," Americana Illustrated, Vol. XXVII, January 1933, p. 399
4Richardson, Douglas, "The European Origin and Ancestry of Joseph and Resolved Waldron," New York Genealogical & Biographical Record, Jan. 1995, pp. 12-24, and Apr. 1995, pp. 113-116:
("In 1609 William was mentioned in the will of his father, John Waldron, being bequeathed his father's shop, various racks, and other personal items. The inventory of his father's estate indicates that the racks he inherited were to lay cloth on. This suggests that William was trained as a youth in his father's occupation. In 1611 William was mentioned in the will of his mother, Joan Waldron, being bequeathed his mother's benches and shelves 'aboute the house.'
Shortly afterwards, William left England and went to Amsterdam in the Netherlands where he was a clothworker, specifically in bombazine (which is a twill fabric, constructed of a silk warp and a worsted filling). In 1615 he married Ruth Walker, the daughter of Edward Walker, after the following Amsterdam marriage intention:
29 August 1615. Appeared as before William Waldern from Klakfort, bonbazine worker, 25 years old, living in the Paternostersteeg, having no parents, of the one part, and Ruth Walker, from Marquetwerten in the county of Rottland, 20 years old, living in the Roodeleeussteeg, attended by Edward Walker, her father, of the other party. Signed: both signed by mark (Marriage Intentions 667:202, FHL 0114620; transcription courtesy of Mr. Otto Schutte and the Amsterdam Municipal Archives, an abstract was published in J. De Hoop Scheffer, History of the Free Churchmen Called Brownists . . . 1581-1701, Ithaca, N.Y., c. 1922, at p. 196).
. . . [N]othing further has been found about Ruth Walker's ancestry.
Following their marriage, William and Ruth resided in Amsterdam, where they had two known children, Joseph, both say 1617, and Resolved, born about 1620. The subsequent history of William and Ruth is unknown. They were evidently deceased by 1639, as neither is mentioned in the marriage intention of their son Joseph, recorded that year.")
More About William Waldron: Baptism: 20 Sep 1589
Children of William Waldron and Ruth Walker are:
+12i.Resolved3 Waldron, born 10 May 1610 in Amsterdam, Holland; died Bef. 17 May 1690 in Inventory of Estate at Harlem, NY.
+13ii.Joseph Waldron, born Abt. 1620; died 01 Feb 1661/62 in New Amsterdam.
Generation No. 3
12. Resolved3 Waldron (William2, John1 Waldron/Walderne) was born 10 May 1610 in Amsterdam, Holland, and died Bef. 17 May 1690 in Inventory of Estate at Harlem, NY. He married (1) Rebecca Hendricks Koch/Melcherts 20 Aug 1645 in Diemen, Netherlands, daughter of Hendrick Koch. She was born Abt. 1620, and died Bef. 1654 in Amsterdam, Holland. He married (2) Tanneke Nagels 10 May 1654 in Amsterdam, Holland, daughter of Barent Nagel. She was born Abt. 1624 in Groningen, Holland, and died in Harlem, NY.
This John Rudolph Waldron may be the same as Johannes Waldron, the father of Joseph and Resolved based on "Still another line of the family went to England to Holland about 1570 and settled at Harlem.The son of the first to make their homes in Holland was named Johannes and was the father of, possible among others, Resesolvert or Resolved Waldron, who was the father of William. Cornelia, Joseph, Resolvert or Resolved Antje, and Joris." from The Name and Family of Waldron, Lamona Waldron Phillips, [bphillips@bak.rr.com], 9/19/01, The Name and Family of WALDRON,(Genealogical and Historical Sketch purchased from Roots Research Bureau, LTD. N.Y., N.Y. 10001 about 1980).
AKA: "Johe.[?] bap. 13 March 1579" in Pedigree Of Waldron - Chancery Records in the Tower of London, from the Parish Register of Alcester, in Warwickshire - by H.G. Somerby, Esq.
AKA: "Jhon" in Pedigree of Waldron, 1854
Note: Still having problems with recorded birth dates from Edward b.1534 to William b. c.1556 to John b. c.1560 to William b. bef. 1589; I suspect the Pedigree of Waldron may be in error or John may be s/o a different William. - Ron Waldron, 11/21/03
Made a Baron for service to the Dutch in fortifying the port of Amsterdam, Holland prior to the attack of the Spanish Armada. Given a land grant of what is now Harlem, NY, NY by the Dutch government. Served as a Chief Justice under Peter Stuyvesant, then Dutch Governor of New Netherlands. - http://www.gencircles.com/ftm/valori/3/data/15923 [Doubtful - Ron Waldron 12/18/03]
Note: Effective 12/07/2003 I am going to detach John Rudolph from William of Alcester due to the mis-match of birth dates of father Wm. and son John. Mounting evidence further suggests that John Rudolph is from a Worchestershire line of Waldrons that reaches back to Baron Rudolph Van Waldron. I intend to keep working this problem, but need further evidence to establish John Rudolph's parents. - Ronald A. Waldron, 12/07/2003.
Note: Based on email exchange with Mr. Brian J. Densmore, o/a 7/25/06, and a Riker's reference to Maria Goverts as the grandmother of Joseph's children, I am re-connecting the brothers Joseph and Resolved as children of Johannes and Maria Goverts. See ref. source.
More About Johannes Willemsen Waldron:
Baptism 1: March 13, 1578/79, Parish of Alcester, Warwickshire, England.470, 471
Baptism 2: May 28, 1601
Baptism 3: March 04, 1604/05, Alcester, Warwickshire, England.
Date born 2: Abt. 1560, Haarlem, Holland.472
Date born 3: Abt. 1560, In England.473
Date born 4: Abt. 1579, Alcester, Warwickshire, England.474
Date born 5: 1579, Alcester Parish, Warwickshire, England.
Date born 6: 1579, Alcester, Warwickshire, England.
Date born 7: Bef. March 13, 1578/79
Date born 8: Bef. March 13, 1578/79, Goodworth Clatford, Hampshire, England.474
Date born 9: 1594, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.475
Date born 10: Bef. March 04, 1604/05, Alcester, Warwickshire, England.
Burial 1: December 26, 1626
Burial 2: September 18, 1609, Parish churchyard, Wherwell, England.476
Died 2: Bef. 1609477
Immigration: Bef. 1609, Moved to Wherwell, Hampshire, England.478
Occupation: 1609, Clothmaker.479
Religion: 1611, A 'Brownist'.480
Residence 1: Bef. 1609, Wherwell, Hampshire, England.481
Residence 2: Abt. 1589, Wherwell, Hampshire, England.482, 483
Will: August 24, 1609, Proved in 1610.
More About Johannes Willemsen Waldron and Maria Goverts:
Marriage: 1609, Harlem, Holland.484
Children of Johannes Willemsen Waldron and Maria Goverts are:
+Joseph Willemszen Waldron, b. 1614, Probly Haarlem, Holland485, 486, 487, d. 1663, New Amsterdam, aged 46 years488.
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