Anke Bruson

aka Hage Bruynse (in baptism record for his son)

his second wife arrived as a maiden on the Bonte Coue in 1660 (aka Hage Bruynsen — married 7 Apr 1661 )

related families

(from: http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/Dutch-Colonies/1999-0... ) "Greetie Jans was married to Jacob Pietersen , from Leyden, as recorded in their marriage in the DRC in New Amsterdam in 1652:

6 Octob. Jacob Pieterszen, Van Leyden, en Grietje Jans, Van Ditmarsen.

They had children baptised in the RDC of New Amsterdam.

guilders, wampum, the rest to be divided equally between his brother
Dirck Jansen De Groot, his sister Greetye Jansen,

Dirck Jans de Groot was married first to Wyburg Jans, then married second in 1677 to Rachel de Trieux. His marriage to Rachel is recorded in the RDC of NY:

22 July Dirck Janszen de Groot, Wedr. Van Wybrug Jans, Rachel Detru, Wede. Van Hendr. Van Bommel, beyde woonende tot N. Yorke. 8 dicto.

and Bruyn Ages,
the son of his other sister, Annatje Jans and Bruyn Ages, both

The Reformed Dutch Church records for NY show us that Annatje Jans married Hage Bruynsen, a Swede, in New Amsterdam in 1653:

29 March. Hacke Bruysen, Van Weische in Smallandt, en Anneken Jans, Uyt Holsteyn.

Holsteyn, as recorded at her marriage, is Schleswig-Holstein.

Anneke and Hage had a son Bruyn Hagen who is the Bruyn "Ages" listed in the will. Bruyn was baptised in New Amsterdam in 1654.

22 Nov; Hage Bruynse; Bruyn; Lambert Huybertszen, Cors Janszen

I suspect that "Cors Janszen" is in reality Carsten Jans Eggert, the writer of the will, and uncle to baby Bruyn.

In 1681, Bruyn married Geesjie the d/o Frederick Schuermans and Christina Jans (Westerhout), in the Reformed Dutch Church at New York.

16 Nov. Bruyn Hage, j. m. Van de Esopus, en Geesje Schuuermans. 10 Dec.

Bruyn's mother Annetie died before Bruyn was 7 years old, and his father Hage remarried in 1661 in the DRC of NY:

7 Apr. Anke Bruson, Wedr. Van Anneken Jans, en Egbertje Dircks, Van Meppel.

According to Scandanavian Immigrants to New York, 1630-1674:

"At the death of his sister, Anneke Jans, in 1661, Dirck Jansen was appointed guardian of her son Bruyn Hage. In 1668, Bruyn's father died, whereupon Dirck Jansen and two others requested the court that they might proceed to administer the estate of Bruynsen." "