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Jan Gijsberts van Meteren

Also Known As: "Jan Gysbertsen Metrn", "Jan Gysbertsen van Meteren"
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Birthplace: Zaltbommel, Zaltbommel, Gelderland, Netherlands
Death: after 1687
Netherlands
Immediate Family:

Son of Gijsbert Jans van Meteren and Beertge Jans
Husband of Dirkje van Bremen and Seytje van Cleef
Father of Crijn Jansen van Meteren
Brother of Gijsberta van Meteren
Half brother of Dirck Gijsbertsz van Meeteren; Maarten Gijsbertsz Van Meteren and Quirijn Gijsberts van Meteren

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About Jan Gijsberts van Meteren

http://archive.org/stream/earlydutchsettle00beek#page/67/mode/1up



http://www.vanmetre.com/papers/van_meteren_family.htm Jan Gijsbertsen was probably named after, Jan Gijsbertsen van Meteren (born 1585 and married to Soeta Tijnagel). Most people think, that for instants Jan Gijsberts is the son of Gijsberts. This is true in most cases. However, sometimes a double name is just the name of a relative. We see for example that Gerrit Willemse van Meteren (born 15.12.1695), son of Gijsbert Marten van Meteren was named after his grandfather from his mother's side, Gerrit Willemse van Rijnberk. The fact that Jan Gijsbertsen van Meteren and his son Crijn Jansen van Meteren both were married to a Van Cleef, (who came from Antwerp) also points into the direction of the Antwerp ancestors. Another point is, that a van Meteren visited Zaltbommel during one of the sieges together with the prince of Orange. It is logical thing is that after the decline of Antwerp as a centre of trade and commerce during the second half of the eighty years war and the division of 'the low countries' between catholic dominated the south part (nowadays called the state of Belgium) and the protestant dominated nothern part (the present Netherlands) the protestant van Meteren moved north again. They moved to a town as close as possible to the old grounds of there ancestors that was firm in the hands of there protestants fellow countrymen: Zaltbommel.
http://www.vanmetre.com/papers/family%20for%20scott%20part%20two.pdf



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https://www.ancestry.ca/boards/thread.aspx?mv=flat&m=5&p=surnames.v...
32. Jan Gysbertsen Van Meteren, born Abt. 1625 in of Bommell, Gelderland, Holland; died Aft. 1716 in prob. Middletown, Monmouth, NJ. He was the son of 64. Gysbert Janse Van Meteren. He married 33. Ceytie Van Cleef 1649.
33. Ceytie Van Cleef, born Abt. 1625.


Child of Gysbert Janse Van Meteren is:
32 i. Jan Gysbertsen Van Meteren, born Abt. 1625 in of Bommell, Gelderland, Holland; died Aft. 1716 in prob. Middletown, Monmouth, NJ; married (1) Ceytie Van Cleef 1649; married (2) Hester (Esther) Grover Bef. Nov 1700 in Middletown, Monmouth, NJ.


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Jan Gijsberts van Meteren's Timeline

1624
1624
Zaltbommel, Zaltbommel, Gelderland, Netherlands
1650
March 10, 1650
Zaltbommel, Zaltbommel, Gelderland, Netherlands
1687
1687
Age 63
Netherlands