Henderick Jansen Van Den Bosch

Henderick Jansen Van Den Bosch Dutch: Hendrick Jansen van den Bosch
Also Known As:	"Henderick Jansen Van den Bosch", "Henderick Jansen van den Bosch"
Birthdate:	circa March 30, 1663
Birthplace:	New Amsterdam/ Flatbush, Kings, New Netherlands, United States
Death:	1715 (47-56) Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States
Immediate Family:	Son of Jan Wouters Van Der Bosch and Arentje (Arents) Van den Bos Husband of Marie Bosch and Ariantje ( Keyser) Van den Bosh Father of Annetje Jansen; Jacobus Jansen Van den Bosch; Hendrick Jacobus (Bos) Bush; Agniet Van Den Bosch; Jacomyntie (Bos) Bush and 8 others Brother of Sophia (Van Putten) Van Dyk; Lambert Jansen and Wouter Johnson Half brother of Rutger "Rut" Johnson; Benjamin Jansen; Jacob Johnson; Judith Jansen; Jan Jansen and 5 others
Occupation:	NJ

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About Henderick Jansen Van Den Bosch

Hendrick was the only son of Jan Wouters to use the name Van den Bosch. Born in Flatbush, New York. Oath of Allegiance in Ulster County in 1689.

He eventually grew into manhood and made his home in Marbletown, Ulster County, New York. "Hendrick Boss desires 50 acres of land adjoining the land already granted to. Granted, October 16, 1704". Listed as freeholder in Marbletown in 1703, 1709, 1711-12, 1714-15. (Marbletown Records)

Hendrick Jansen van den Bos is the only known child to settle in Ulster County and used the surname of Van den Bosch, Bos, Bush. Ten siblings settled elsewhere and used surname of Woutersen as per the Holland Society of New York 1914, page 63. Hendrick was baptized in Bergen, New Jersey with a baptismal sponsor of Margariet de Reimer. (This is registered in the New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen records start in 1666)

Hendrick appears in the earlier Kingston, New York records as Hendrick Jansen Van Den Bosch. He took the Oath of Allegiance in Ulster County in 1689.

Hendrick married c 1693 to Marie Dubois of Leyden. Marie Dubois was the daughter of Jacques duBois and Pieronne Bentyn. After her death, it is believed that Hendrick remarried Arriante Keyser.

From the first volume of Marbletown records (p. 185) the following was recorded, "Hendrick Boss desires 50 acres of land adjoining the land already granted to. Granted, October 16, 1704". He was a freeholder in Marbletown in 1703, 1709, 1711-12, 1714-15. Reference: William Heidgerd-Elting Memorial Library, New Paltz, New York "Dutch Post Star, 1973 - Kingston". History of Ulster County - Sylvester, 1880.

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1663	March 30, 1663	Birth of Henderick Jansen Van Den Bosch New Amsterdam/ Flatbush, Kings, New Netherlands, United States
	March 30, 1663	Baptism of Henderick Jansen Van Den Bosch New Amsterdam, New Netherland
	March 30, 1663	christened on 3/30/1663 Manhattan, New York County, New York, United States
1688	1688	Birth of Annetje Jansen United States
1691	May 26, 1691	Birth of Hendrick Jacobus (Bos) Bush Kingston,, Ulster, New York, United States
	May 26, 1691	Birth of Jacobus Jansen Van den Bosch Marbletown, Ulster County, New York, United States
1694	1694	Birth of Agniet Van Den Bosch Kingston, Ulster Co., New York (first known as Wildwijk and Esopus)
1695	1695	Birth of Jacomyntie (Bos) Bush Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States

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