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Marrietje Hansen Westvaal (van Noordstrand)

Also Known As: "Mary", "Marritje Hansen", "Van Noorstrant", "Maritje", "Marretje Hansen", "Marritje Jansen", "Marritjen Jansen VanNoorstrant", "Marretje Hansen van Noordstrand", "Maritje van Nostrand", "Marretjen Marritje Hansen"
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Birthplace: Noordstrand Island, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Death: January 10, 1670 (33-34)
Kingston, Ulster County, New York, United States
Place of Burial: Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Hans Hendrick Jansen Van Noorstrant and Rymerick Volkerts
Wife of Juriaen Abels Westphal
Mother of Rymerick Jurriaensn Quick; Nicholas Juriaenszen Westfall; Johannes Juriaanz Westfall; Abell Westvael; Symen Jurians Westphale and 2 others
Sister of Jacob Jansen van Norstrandt; Jan Hansen van Noordstrand, Captain; Simon Hansen van Nostrand; Elsje Hansen Norstrand; Deacon Volkert Jansen van Noordstrand and 2 others
Half sister of Hans Hansen (van Nostrand); Catherine Hansen Van Voorhees; Pieter Hansen (van Nostrand) and Gerrit Hansen van Nostrand

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About Marrietje Hansen Westvaal

Note: Maritje (Marretje,Marritje,Maria) came to New Netherland in 1640. Maritje and her sister Elsa were placed in the home of farm owner Philip Garretson,a tavern-keeper,by her father. The sisters were taught sewing,cooking,etc. In 1670 Maritje sued Edward Whitaker in Kingston Court for doctor's bills,etc. because Edward had beaten her second husband,Jacob Jansen,senseless,rendering him unable to work

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Marritje Hansen (b. Abt. 1636, d. 1671)

Marritje Hansen (daughter of Hans Jansen Van Noordstrandt and Rymeria) was born Abt. 1636 in Westphalia, Prussia, and died 1671. She married Juriaen Westvael on Abt. 1654 in Westphalia, Prussia in Esopus, New York, son of Nicholas Jurian Westphalen.

Notes for Marritje Hansen: Note: Birth: 1636 in Amsterdam, Holland Death: 1671 in Kingston, Ulster, NY Children Rymerick Jurriaens WESTVAEL b: 1654 in Kingston, Ulster, NY Johannes Jurian WESTPHAL b: 1660 in Esopus (Kingston) New York Abel Jurians WESTVAAL b: 25 Sep 1661 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY Symon WESTVAEL b: 30 Sep 1663 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY Niclaas Jurians WESTVAAL b: 1665 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY Elsjen Jurians WESTVAAL b: 27 Jun 1666 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY When her mother died Marretje was just 9 years old. Her father placed her and her sister Elsa in the home of Phillip Garretson, a farm family, where they were taught sewing, cooking and other household duties. "23 May 1644, Fort Amsterdam - Indenture of MARRETJE HANS, dau of HANS JANSEN, to Phillip Gerritsen, tavern keeper, for the term of 3 consecutive years, beginning on New Year Anno 1645, and ending on New Year Anno 1648. Gerritsen is to provide Marretje with board, lodging, & necessary clothing & have her taught sewing." 

More About Marritje Hansen and Juriaen Westvael: Marriage: Abt. 1654, Westphalia, Prussia in Esopus, New York.

Children of Marritje Hansen and Juriaen Westvael are: +Johannes Jurianse Westfall, b. Abt. 1657, Prussia, d. date unknown.



After Jurian died, Maritje married Jacob Jansen ~source: FTW~

Marretje was born in about 1636 in Nordstrand, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark (now Germany). Her father was Hans Hansen or Jansen (Hans Hansen Van Nordstrand). Hans was born Bet. 1600 and 1610 on Nordstrand Island, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark (now Germany), and migrated to New Amsterdam in 1639. Hans was a farmer, and owned a farm in the Flatbush neighborhood located in the borough of Brooklyn in Kings County, Long Island, New York. The community name derives from the Dutch for "level forest" and is presently bounded by Parkside Avenue, Nostrand Avenue, Avenue H and Coney Island Avenue. It includes the southernmost portion of Prospect Park. Marretje's father Hans Hansen Van Nostrand (or Nordstrand) married 1st Rymerig Volkert, and they had these children-Jan, Volkert, Marritje, Simon, and Rommetje Hansen Van Nostrand. His first wife died before 1645, and Hans placed Marritje who was just 9 in the home of a farmer Phillip Garretsen where she learned the art of homemaking. Hans Hansen Van Nostrand married for a second time 29 Nov 1652 at Kingston, NY to Janneken Gerrits Van Loon, and they had these children: Catherine, Gerret, Jan, and Peter Hansen Van Nostrand. The children and descendants of Hans most often spelled their name Van Nostrand, though it often appears recorded spelled a number of different ways, Van Noorstrand, Van Nordstrand, Van Norstrand, Van Noordstrandt. Hans died in 1690 in Flatlands, (Brooklyn), Kings, Co., NY. After Jurian's death Marritje remarried to Jacob Jansen Stoutenburgh. Marritje died after 1670 in Ulster, Kingston County, New York.

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen) Westfall had 6 children-Rymerick Westfall, Nicholas Claes Westfall, Johannes Juriaen Westfall, Abel Westfall, Symen Westfall, and Elsjen Westfall.



According to findagrave.com

Marritje "Maria" was the daughter of Hans Jansen Van Nordstrandt, who wed Reymerig Volkert and lived at Nordstrandt Island in present Germany. They had three children; Jan, Simon, and Marritje (Maria). Shortly after Marritje’s birth in 1636, the family came to America and Hans took up farming at Amersfoort (Brooklyn) on Long Island. Reymerig died soon thereafter and Hans married Jannetje Van Leeuwen at New Utrecht, Long Island. They had seven children. Maritje was eventually bound out to a tavern keeper at Fort Orange (Albany, NY) and in 1653, at the age of seventeen, wed Juriaen Westfall.

In 1654, Juriaen and others moved to the Esopus Creek area to establish a settlement. This was chartered by the Dutch as the city of Wiltwick (Kingston, NY) in 1661. There Maria had six children:

1) Rymerick in 1654 2) Nicholas in 1657 3) Johannes in 1659

The Kingston Dutch Church was established in 1660 and the following children were christened there.

4) Abel, C: 25 Sep 1661. (Died 1689-96) 5) Symon (Simon), C: 30 Sep 1663 6) Elsje (Elsie), C: 27 Jun 1666. (Died ~1687)

Jurian died in 1667 and left six children of ages one to thirteen. Maria soon married Jacob Jansen and raised her children in Kingston.


GEDCOM Note

On May 23, 1644, Hans Jansen Van Noordstrand, bound his daughter, Marritje Hansen, to Philip Garritsen, tavern-keeper, for the term of three consecutive years, as an apprentice worker, beginning on New Years', 1645, ending on New Year's, 1648, to serve in the Garritsen family and to be provided and cared for as his own child, and to be taught sewing.

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Marrietje Hansen Westvaal's Timeline

1636
August 15, 1636
Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
August 15, 1636
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands
1636
Noordstrand Island, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
1639
1639
Age 3
1639
Age 3
1653
1653
Esopus, Ulster, New York
1657
1657
Foxhall Manor, Esopus, Nieuw-Nederland
1657
Kingston, Ulster, Colony of New York, British Colonial America
1659
1659