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Hester van Bebber (op den Graeff)

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Krefeld, Herzogtum Kleve, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
Death: December 11, 1657 (48)
Krefeld, Herzogtum Kleve, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Bishop Hermann Isaac op den Graeff and Grietjen Pletjes
Wife of Isaac van Bebber
Mother of Jacob Isaacs Van Bebber and Henry van Bibber
Sister of Infant op den Graeff; Trinkin op den Graeff; Abraham Hermans op den Graeff; Neesgen op den Graeff; Isaac Hermann op den Graeff and 12 others

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About Hester van Bebber

Hester Pletjes Op Den GRAEFF was born on 18 Jan 1609 in Krefeld, Germany. (3761) She died on 21 Feb 1643 in Krefeld, Germany. (3762) Parents: Bishop Herman Isaacks Op Den GRAEFF and Grietjen Gobels PLETJES.

She was married to Isaac Jacob Van BEBBER. (3763) Children were: Jacob Isaaks Van BEBBER .

HESTER OP-DEN-GRAEFF, born 1609 in Krefeld, Germany; died 1643 in Krefeld, Germany; married ISAAC VAN-BEBBER; born Abt. 1609 in Krefeld, Germany.


Hester was the daughter of Hermen Op den Graeff of Aldekirk and his wife Greitgen Pletges of Kampen, both cities in Germany. Hester was probably born in Krefeld, Germany about 1609. She married Isaac Van Bebber about 1635, most likely in Krefeld. Isaac and Hester's children were Mennonites, a religious sect that came to be persecuted in Europe. It is not known if Isaac & Hester were Mennonites. Their children all emigrated to Pennsylvania in the mid 1680's to escape the religous persecution. No record of Isaac's death has been found, but it is probable that he died in Germany before his children came to America. Hester did come to America with her children, but died soon after her arrival. According to her son Herman she died on November 19, 1643, but according to the VanBibber website, she died on December 11, 1657. https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=113599817

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Hester Op den Graeff Birth 1609 in Krefeld, Germany married Isaac Van Bebber and was an ancestor of Lisbet and Deborah of Germantown, Married Isaac Van Bebber. I am informed that he was the ancestor of the Van Bebber's who settled in Germantown. The name Jacob tells us his father was named Isaac Van Bebber.

Pennypacker's "Historical and Biographical Sketches" says "The Van Bebbers were undoubtly men of standing, ability, enterprise and means. The father, Jacob Isaacs (implies his father was Isaac) moved into Philadelphia before 1698, being described as a merchant in Hight Street, and died there before 1711. Matthias, who is frequently mentioned by James Logan, made a trip to Holland in 1701, returned to Philiadelphia before 04/13/1702. He reained in that city until 1704 when He and his Elder Brother, Isaac Jacobs, [and others] removed to Bhoemia Manor, Cecil County, Maryland. There he was a justice of the peace, and is described in the deeds as a merchant and a gentleman. Their descendants, like many others, soon fell away from the simple habits and strict creed of their fathers; the Van Bebbers of Maryland have been distinguished in all the wars and at the bar.

A Van Bebber founded "Van Bebber's township, a Mennonite settlement by buying more that 6,000 acres there, and also others among the settlers served as agents for their affairs, which it pretty clear that they had substantial affairs.

Sources;

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Our Family Ancestors - Thomas Maxwell Potts (1895) Images 85-86- https://www.myheritage.com/research/record-62766-83/our-family-ance

Op Den Graeff Ancestry-http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~villandra/OldGeoc...

Jordan, Colonial Families of PA: pp 1198-1204.

Niepoth, Wilhelm, "The Ancestry of the Thirteen Krefeld Emigrants of 1683" in PA Genealogical Mag, 31 (3), 191-207.

Pennsylvania Magazine of history and Bio., Vol IV pages 1-41

Jordan, Colonial families of Pennsylvania pages 1198-1204

Hester OpdenGraeff VanBebber find a grave-https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=113599817


GEDCOM Note

Category:Krefeld%2C_Nordrhein-Westfalen

Biography ==There are two Find-a-grave profiles for Hester Op den Graeff Van Bibber; neither of which have known burial sites. One gives her birth date as March 5, 1609 and her death date as November 19, 1643. <ref>Findagrave Memorial #113599817 for Hester Op den Graeff Van Bebber , accessed 16 Nov 2015.</ref> It also mentions in a bio that a Van Bibber website gives the date of death as December 11, 1657. The second Find-a-grave memorial page gives her date of birth as January 18, 1609 and the date of death as November 19, 1643.<ref>Findagrave Memorial #99346936 for Hester Op den Graeff Van Bibber, accessed 16 Nov 2015.</ref>

More reliable sources are needed to determine the correct dates. For now, they must remain designated as being uncertain.

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Hester van Bebber's Timeline

1609
January 18, 1609
Krefeld, Herzogtum Kleve, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
1630
1630
Krefeld, Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
1640
1640
Utrecht, Heerlijkheid Utrecht, Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden
1657
December 11, 1657
Age 48
Krefeld, Herzogtum Kleve, Heiliges Römisches Reich Deutscher Nation
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