Egbert Wouterszen

Egbert Wouterszen

• born - 1613, Ysselsteyn, Limburg, Netherlands
• married - Engeltje Jans in 1641
  

1641 01 Sep; Egbert Wouters, jm van Yselsteyn; Engel Jan van Breestede, wid Jan Janszen[6]

• children - Egbert died in 1680 without issue (car)
  

appears in the New Amsterdam baptism records many times as a witness, including : 1652 Oct 06; Dirck Claeszen; Marritje; Egbert Wouterszen, Juffr. Verdonck, Tryntie Simons

mapping

~• name appears as an artifact on later mapping... such as in the Bowery Hill section, next to Stuyvesant
~• (in Valentine) "Egbert Woutersen owned the property on the north-west
corner of the present Beaver and New streets. He was
one of the earliest emigrants, and in 1647 received a grant
of land called Apopcalyck, on the west side of the North
river. Mr. Woutersen died about the year 1680. His
heirs, in 1683, sold off many lots in New street, which had
before that been unoccupied."