Catryntje "Caterina" DePuy

• Catalina Renard

The wife of Nicholas DUPUE appears on the 1667-1675 baptism records of her children in the Dutch Reformed Church of N.Y.C. as "Catharina deVOS" and "Catharina REYNARDT." "Reynard" is the French and "Vos" is the Dutch for the English word "Fox."

Nicholas DEPUY died at New York, 19 June 1690, leaving issue by his wife, Katalina RENARD de VOS: Jean, born 1656; Moses, 1657; Aaron, 1664; Susannah, 1669; and Nicholas, 1670. From these spring the numerous DEPEW families of Ulster and Orange Counties and the Minisink Flats. Joseph, Magdalena and Paulus were not mentioned in their father's will and are presumed to have died previously.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/De_Vos-2

Cathalijna (Catharina) "Catharine, Cathryntie, Catalina" de Vos formerly De Vos aka Duvois, Pieroth, Pietersz, Dupuis, du Puy

• Born about 1634 in Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Nederlandmap [uncertain]
• Daughter of Moses De Vos and [mother unknown]
• [sibling%28s%29 unknown]
• Wife of Nicolas (Du Puy) Du Pue — married 6 Oct 1656 in Leiden, the Netherlands
• Mother of Jean Dupuis, Nicholas Depuy, Moses (du Puis) de Puy, Joseph Dupuis, Aaron Dupuis, Magdalena Dupuis, Susannah (DePue) de Puy, Nicholas Dupuis and Paulus Dupuis
• Died Jul 1705 at about age 71 in Staten Island, Richmond County, New Yorkmap

She was born about Born 1634 in Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Nederland and was the daughter of Moses DeVos or Duvois [1]

   Vos = Dutch for Fox 

   Renard = French for Fox 

Catharina DeVos first married on 23 April 1655 to Martijn Pieroth. [2] [3] He may well have been a Walloon Huguenot ("Pierrot" is a French name).

They may have had a daughter in 1656 named Catharina=Catherine. Within the first year of marriage, her husband, Martijn Pieroth, had an untimely death.

Marriage banns were posted on 06 Oct 1656 in the Leiden Walloon Reformed Church in Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands, for the widow, Catharijna Pietersz and "Niclaes de Puij" [4] in Dutch (Nicolas du Puy or Dupuis in French). He was a young French cloth-cutter, born near Arras in Artois, Pas de Calais, France. His witness was his father, "Jean de Puij", living with his son in Leiden at the time. They were called "woolcraftsmen" (artisans) and were certainly French Huguenot refugees in Holland. Catharina and Nicholas Dupuis resided in Leiden for 6 years where they were active members of the Walloon Huguenot Church. On 27 Sep 1662 the church were granted them permission to emigrate.

On 12 Oct 1662 they departed on the ship, "The Purmerland Church" to New Amsterdam in America. They were reported traveling with 3 children, Catherine @6, Jean @5 and Moise @2.

Her husband, Nicholas Depuy, died on 19 Jun 1691 in Peekskill, Westchester County, New York.

Catharina died in July 1705 at Staten Island, Richmond County, New York and was buried in Ulster County, New York.

Children

1. Jean "John" Depuy, bpt: 05 Sep 1657 Leiden, Netherlands
2. Moses Depuy, bpt: 15 Aug 1660 Leiden, Netherlands
3. Joseph Depuy, bpt: 05 Feb 1663 New Amsterdam, NY
4. Aaron Depuy, bpt: 30 Nov 1664 New York, NY
5. Magdalena Depuy, bpt: 16 Feb 1667 New York, NY
6. Susanna Depuy, bpt: 07 Apr 1669 New York, NY
7. Nicholas Depuy, bpt: 11 July 1670 New York, NY
8. Paulus Depuy, bpt: 11 Aug 1675 New York, NY.

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https://sites.rootsweb.com/~celiadon/ps02/ps02_278.htm

ChildrenJohn (Jan) (1657-1732)

• Moses (1660-1752)
• Nicholas (1662-)
• Joseph (<1663-)
• Aaron (<1664-)
• Magdelena (<1667-)
• Susanna (<1669-)
• Nicholas (<1670-)
• Paulus (<1675-)

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Alternative spelling is Renaud.

She was Dutch and may have married Nicholas in Holland in 1664 or 1665.

In 1662 she arrived into New Amsterdam (now New York) on the ship "Pumerland Church."

• Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Jan 27 2022, 6:55:17 UTC