Harmen Hooglandt

Christened 22 Mar 1681 New York, New York Co., New York.

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Name Hermanus Hoagland [1] Born 18 Feb 1681 New York, New York Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location Christened 22 Mar 1681 New York, New York Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location Gender Male Died 8 Nov 1771 Flatlands, Kings Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location Person ID I64628 alger Last Modified 22 Apr 2013

Father Christoffel Hooglandt, b. 1634, Haarlem, , Noord-Holland, Netherlands Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 8 Feb 1684, New York, New York Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location Family ID F26484 Group Sheet

Family 1 Alida Jansz van Dyck, b. Est 1683, d. Apr 1706 Last Modified 29 Dec 2011 Family ID F26356 Group Sheet

Family 2 Adriana Stoothoft, b. 11 Jan 1687, New York, New York Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location, d. 18 Aug 1761, Flatlands, Kings Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location Married 20 Jun 1707 Children

	1. Christopher Hoagland,   b. 2 Apr 1708,   d. 18 Jan 1766, Flatlands, Kings Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location

	2. Alida Hoagland,   b. 19 Mar 1710,   d. 6 Nov 1781

	3. Johanna Hoagland,   b. 5 May 1712,   d. 25 Nov 1764

	4. Gerrit Hoagland,   b. 8 Nov 1714,   d. 8 Jan 1771

	5. Martinus Hoagland,   b. 27 Oct 1716,   d. 4 Mar 1804

	6. Catherine Hoagland,   b. 15 Jul 1719,   d. 19 Oct 1785

	7. Albert Hoagland,   b. 11 Mar 1722,   d. 4 Jun 1785

	8. Hermanus Hoagland,   b. 1 Jan 1725, Flatlands, Kings Co., New York, USA Find all individuals with events at this location,   d. 1806

	9. Helena Hoagland,   b. 20 Jul 1729,   d. 1820 Last Modified  	29 Dec 2011  Family ID  	F26358  	Group Sheet

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   ÙCiÙDHARMANUS HOOGLANDT, son of Christoffel, was baptized in New York City March 22, 1681. He was born on the 18th February of that year. His first wife was Alida, daughter of John Van Dyck. She died in April, 1706. On June 20, 1707, he married Adriana Stoothoff, born January 11, 1687. She died August 18, 1761.

Harmanus Hooglandt owned and occupied a house near the church. He owned other property also, including one or more slaves. Harmanus Hooglandt was an elder in the Flatbush church in 1710, 1712 and 1716 He died at Flatlands November 8, 1771, and his will is found on record
CHILDREN OF HARMANUS HOOGLANDT
Christopher, born April 2, 1708; died January 18, 1766.

   Alida, born March 19, 1710; married Jacobus Van Arsdalen.

   Johanna, born May 5, 1712; married Jan Remsen; died November 25, 1764.

   Gerrit, born November 8, 1714; died January 8, 1771.

   Martinus, born October 27, 1716; died March 4, 1804.

   Catherine, born July 15, 1719; married Henry Cortelyou; died October 19, 1785.

   Albert, born March 11, 1722; died June 4, 1785.

   Harmanus, born January 1, 1725.

   Helena, born July 20, 1729.

In 1752 -- at that time a widow -- she ÙC/iÙD[Alida] ÙCiÙDjoined the church in

   Harlingen, N. J. She died November 6, 1781.

April 25, 1706, Harman Hooglandt pays 24 gl. for grave and pall for his wife. Vide, Deacons' Record, Flatbush, L. I.
The house stood directly opposite the present site of J. B. Hendricksen's store and post office. Letter of Rev. A. Du Bois, D.D., of Flatlands.
On June 20, 1704, Harmanus Hooglandt, of Kings County, buys from Aerent Schuyler and Saratje, his wife, lots 28 and 30, at Gravesend, near Flatlands, each lot containing about 25 acres, adjoining land belonging to John Lucasse, Jr. Consideration ¹200. Vide, Brooklyn Rec., vol. iii., p. 1.
Two years later (1706) Harmanus Hoogland was collector of taxes, and assessed for ten acres of land.
On Nov. 1, 1707, Arent Schuyler and wife convey to Harmanus Hoogland and Arianke, his wife, certain lands (about 70 acres) in Flatlands, "now in possession of said Harmanus Hoogland, part whereof of said house, lands, meadows and premises descended to Alyday, late the wife of said Harmanus Hoogland, from her father, John Van Duckhuys, deceased." This deed also shows that the wife of Schuyler and Anneke, the deceased wife of John Lucasse, were also children of said Van Dyck. Land of Derrick Longstreet also is mentioned here. Brooklyn Records, iii., 126.
In Jan., 1721, John Lucassen and his son, Johannes Voorhees, of Piscataway, N. J., convey to Hoogland their right in this and other lands for ¹250. Vol. vi., p. 35.
1721, Aug. 1, Johannes Voorhees sells to John Lucassen about twelve acres of land "where Harmanus Hoogland now lives." This deed was not recorded until June 24, 1745. Vol. v., p. 132.
The census of 1738 shows that Harmanus had a family of four white males above ten years of age; two males under ten; four white females above ten, and one under ten; and also one slave above ten years of age.
Vide, Flatbush Church Records.
Will of Harmanus Hooglandt, of Flatlands, "stricken in years," makes bequests to sons Christopher, Gerrit, Marhyn, Elbert and Harmanus, and daughter Helena; and also to grandchildren Christophel, Alida, Johanna, Catrina, and Helena. Dated Jan. 31, 1766, and proved March 23, 1772. Vide, New York Wills, xxviii., 194.
On March 10, 1772, there was a vendue sale of lands of Harmanus Hoogland, deceased. Seven lots were included in the sale. The second lot, containing seventy-three acres of cleared land, was bought by Helena Hoogland for ¹560.
The Dutch Bible, containing the family record of Harmanus Hooglandt, is now in the keeping of the widow of Lucas Hoogland, living with a Mr. Cromwell, near Branchville, N. J.
From Abstracts of Wills Vol. VIII 1771-1776, The New York Historical Society, 1899,

   Page 194.

In the name of God, Amen, January 31, 1766. I, HARMANUS HOOGLANT, of Flat lands, in Kings County, "being stricken in years, and but weak in body, and knowing it is appointed for all men once to die and not knowing how sudden or when." After debts and funeral charges are paid, I leave to my daughter, Helena Hooglant, ¹50, before the rest of my children; "Also my part of the negro wench which I and my son Christophel bought together, named Fillis." Also 4 cows. I leave to my grandson, Christophel Hooglant, son of my son Christophel, my silver Tankard. I leave to my daughters and grandchildren, viz.: my daughter Alida, and to the heirs of Johana, Catrina, and Helena, and my grandson, Christophel Hooglant, all my real estate in Flat lands. I leave my personal estate to all my children, viz.: Gerrit, Martyns, Elbert, Harmanus, Alida, Catharine, and Helena, and to the heirs of Johana, and to my grandson Christophel. The bonds which I have against my sons are to be null and void. I make Wilhelmus Stoothof, Abraham Voorhees, and Garret Kowenhoven, executors.
Witnesses, Jan Amerman, Albert Stoothof, Johanes Stoothof.

   Proved, February 12, 1772.

Harmanus first married Alida Jansz Van Dyck.

   On 20 Jun 1707 when Harmanus was 27, he second married Adriana STOOTHOFF.

They had the following children:

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDi.ÙCtabÙDChristopher (1708-1766)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDii.ÙCtabÙDAlida (1710-1781)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDiii.ÙCtabÙDJohanna (1712-1764)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDiv.ÙCtabÙDGerrit (1714-1771)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDv.ÙCtabÙDMartinus (1716-1804)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDvi.ÙCtabÙDCatrina (1719-1785)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDvii.ÙCtabÙDAlbert (1722-1785)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDviii.ÙCtabÙDHarmanus (1725-1806)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙCtabÙDÙCtabÙDix.ÙCtabÙDHelena (1729-1820)ÙCtabÙD

   ÙC/iÙD

   (Abraham Hoagland GEDCOM - 23 May 2003 - Alger e-files - Alger, James Allen)

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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Alger Family Historian - e-mail: alger@alum.mit.edu
Sources

   [S391] Alger e-files - Alger, James Allen, James Allen Alger, Abraham Hoagland GEDCOM - source unknown - 23 May 2003 (Reliability: 3).