Douwe Harmensen Tallman

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• Douwe Harmensen Tallman emigrated from Friesland, Holland for New Amsterdam. By 1664 Douwe had moved his family across the Hudson River to Bergen, NJ, where he joined the Reformed Dutch Church. Before Douwe died, he and Dirckje had two surviving sons: read more

1. Herman Dowsen Tallman (c. 1655-aft. 1702)
2. Janetje Tallman (5 Feb. 1661-26 Oct 1666)
3. Theunis Dowsen Tallman (8 Feb. 1664-16 Jul 1734)

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Douwe Harmansen Tallman (M) b. circa 1624, d. 19 June 1687, #31103

Douwe Harmansen Tallman was also known as Douwe Harmansen. He was also known as Douwe Harmansen Tallman. Douwe Harmansen Tallman was born circa 1624 at Harlingen, Friesland, Netherlands. He married Dirckje Theunise. Douwe Harmansen Tallman emigrated in 1659 from Friesland, Netherlands; on board the West India Ship "Brown Fish." He resided at at New Amsterdam, New York County, New York, between 1659 and 1668. He emigrated in June 1659 from Freesland, Netherlands; on the Dutch West India ship "Brown Fish." He resided at at New Amsterdam, New York County, New York, in 1660. He resided at at Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey, in March 1668. His estate was proved circa March 1678. He died on 19 June 1687.

Children of Douwe Harmansen Tallman and Dirckje Theunise

   Harmen Douwensen Tallman+ b. c 1655

   Jammetje Tallman b. 5 Feb 1661/62

   Teunis Donwense Tallman+ b. 8 Feb 1665, d. 17 Jul 1739

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(1624/5)

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1624/5

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Hus with wife & son Harmen came from Friesland Nthr. to America in Jun 1658.

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Bifth date & place: from family records in possession of John Tallman, Jr. Marriage info: from family records in possession of John Tallman, Jr. Death date & burial place: from family records in possession of John Tallman, Jr. Douwe Harmense Taelman was a member of the Bergen Reformed Church in 1664. He settled in New Amsterdam and later moved to Jersey City, Bergen County, New Jersey. Later to a dwelling in the vicinity of Tappan on lands granted to him by Philip Carteret on May 12 , 1668. These lands came into possession of his son Theunis, who sold them in 1703-05 to Mattys DeMott for L160-10s. Douwe Harmensen purchased land at Nyack. This was the Douwe Harmensen Patent. In 1686 he was appointed first sheriff of Orange County, later to become Rockland County.

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Legacy NFS Source: Douwe Harmensen Tallman - Legacy NFS Source: Douwe Harmensen Tallman - MH:S666

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0 Ancestral File (R), The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Copyright (c) 1987, June 1998, data as of 5 January 1998, Family History Library, 35 N West Temple Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84150 USA

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