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About Jan Jacobsen van Etten
Alternate birthdate 6/3/1665.
Jan VanEtten Born January 3, 1666 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States Son of Jacob Jansen VanEtten and Annetje Arians Brother of Pieter VanEtten, Cornelis VanEtten, Cornelis Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Jan Jacobszen Vanetten, Sytje VanEtten, Sytia Jacobz Jansen Vanetten, Adrian VanEtten, Arien VanEtten, Adrian (Arien) Vanetten, Samuel Garretson, Petrus (Pieter) Jacobszen Vanetten, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Pietronella VanEtten, Petronella vanEtten, Neeltje VanEtten, Tietje VanEtten, Heiltie Vanetten, Emanuel VanEtten, Emanuel Vanetten, Tietie (Tietje) Vanetten, Jacobus VanEtten, Pieter VanEtten, Jacobus Jacobszen Vanetten, Geesje VanEtten and Geestie Gertrude Vanetten Husband of Jannetje Roosa — married [date unknown] [location unknown] Husband of Cornelia Van Aaken — married June 22, 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United Statesmap Father of Arie Arien VanEtten, Aaltje VanEtten, Jacob VanEtten 1696 - 1779, Marytje Van Etten, Ariaantje Van Etten, Rebecca VanEtten, Rachel Van Etten 1708 - , Lea VanEtten and Catrina Van Etten Died 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
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Alternate birthdate 6/3/1665. --------------------
From "Van Eaton & Allied Families", by Steven Earl Coulter:
"Jan Van Etten, eldest of the five sons of Jacob Jansen Van Etten and Annetje Arians; born at Hurley, New York, baptized on January 3, 1666, at Marbletown, New York; elder in the Dutch Church of Kingston, New York; freeholder of the town of Hurley in 1728; first marriage 1690 or 1692, Jannetje Roosa, daughter of Captain Arie Roosa and Marie Pels (see page 76). Second marriage, June 22, 1731, Cornelia Van Aaken, widow of Jan Chammers. Jan Van Etten's children settled in the Delaware Valley, some in northern New Jersey and others in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. They moved southwestward from Kingston and settled along the Minisink Road (Old Mine Road) -- now U.S. 209. This 100-mile long road was the first long wagon road built in America. Maps over 300 years old show this road beginning at Kingston and extending through Hurley, Stone Ridge, Westbrookville, Port Jervis, Montague and Flatbrookville to the Delaware Water Gap. Dutch miners worked mines along the road before 1664; but the mining stopped when the Dutch surrendered their colony to England. Minisink was a name originally applied to a mining settlement by the Dutch and Swedes, on both banks of the Delaware River, prior to 1700, extending from the Water Gap in a northerly direction about 40 miles. The Minisink region also included a considerable portion of western and northern New Jersey and the southern sections of Orange and Sullivan Counties, New York."
Jan VanEtten Born January 3, 1666 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States Son of Jacob Jansen VanEtten and Annetje Arians Brother of Pieter VanEtten, Cornelis VanEtten, Cornelis Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Grietje Artze Tack, Jan Jacobszen Vanetten, Sytje VanEtten, Sytia Jacobz Jansen Vanetten, Adrian VanEtten, Arien VanEtten, Adrian (Arien) Vanetten, Samuel Garretson, Petrus (Pieter) Jacobszen Vanetten, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Pietronella VanEtten, Petronella vanEtten, Neeltje VanEtten, Tietje VanEtten, Heiltie Vanetten, Emanuel VanEtten, Emanuel Vanetten, Tietie (Tietje) Vanetten, Jacobus VanEtten, Pieter VanEtten, Jacobus Jacobszen Vanetten, Geesje VanEtten and Geestie Gertrude Vanetten Husband of Jannetje Roosa — married [date unknown] [location unknown] Husband of Cornelia Van Aaken — married June 22, 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United Statesmap Father of Arie Arien VanEtten, Aaltje VanEtten, Jacob VanEtten 1696 - 1779, Marytje Van Etten, Ariaantje Van Etten, Rebecca VanEtten, Rachel Van Etten 1708 - , Lea VanEtten and Catrina Van Etten Died 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
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Eldest of five sons of Jacob Jansen Van Etten & Annetje Arians, Jan was born at Hurley, New York, and baptised January 3, 1666 (or 1665) at Marbletown, New York. He was an elder in the Dutch Church of Kingston, New York; and a freeholder of the town of Hurley in 1728.
Jan married first about 1690 to Jannetje Roosa, daughter of Capt. Arie Roosa & Marie Pels. He married second on June 22, 1731 to Cornelia Van Aaken, widow of Jan Chammers. Jan died sometime after this marriage.
I NEED TO CORRECT THE MOTHER OF THESE CHILDREN Jan & Jannetje had 10 children: Arien "Adrian", Aaltje, Jacobus "Jacob", Marytje "Mary", Annetje, Arriantje, Rebecca, Rachel, Lea, and Catrina.
Jan Jacobszen Van Etten- New Netherland Settlers.
Born January 3, 1666 in Kingston, Ulster, NY [then New Amsterdam, British colony]
Son of Jacob Jansen Van Etten and Annetje Adrians
Brother of Sytje Jansen Van Etten, Sytie Christina Jansen Van Etten, Arie Adrian Van Etten, Arien Van Etten, Samuel Garretson, Petrus Jacobszen Van Etten, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Alche Olive Gerritzen, Petronella Van Etten, Peter Van Etten, Neeltje VanEtten, Heiltje Van Etten, Heiltie Vanetten, Emanuel Van Etten, Tietje Van Etten, Jacobus Jacobszen Vanetten, Jacobus Jacobszen VanEtten and Geesje Van Etten
Husband of Jannetje Roosa — married 1690 in Ulster, New York
Husband of Cornelia Van Aken — married June 22, 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States
Father of Rebecca Van Etten, Arien Van Etten, Aaltje Van Etten, Jacob (VanEtten) Van Etten, Marytje Van Etten, Annetje Van Etten, Ariaantje Van Etten, Rebecca VanEtten, Rachel Van Etten, Lea VanEtten and Catrina Van Etten
Died about 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, NY
source- http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Van_Etten-232
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Definitely Dutch, not English. His name is Jan, not John or Johannes. Van is separate from Etten and lower case.
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Jan Van Etten was believed to have been
Jan Van Etten was believed to have been baptized at Marbletown, 3 January 1666 . Jan Van Etten was an elder in the Dutch church at Kingston, and apparently lived at nearby Hurley, and at one time at Rochester NY; their children who settled in the Delaware Valley on both the PA and NJ sides of the river.
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This individual has the following other
This individual has the following other parents in the Ancestral File: Jacob J /VAN ETTEN/ (AFN:1R8Q-P3) and A /VAN AMSTERDAM/ (AFN:9N0K-R0) Jacob J /VAN ETTEN/ (AFN:313F-B0) and Annetje /ARIANS/ (AFN:313F-C5)
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Life Sketch
from www.boydhouse.com Jan van Etten was baptized 3 January 1666 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, the son of Jacob Jansen van Etten and Annetje Ariens. He had four younger sisters, Sytje, Heiltie, Tietie, and Geesje, and three younger brothers, Adriaen, Emanuel, and Jacobus, as well as one older half-brother, Cornelis Tack. Jan married first Jannetje Roosa, the daughter of Arien Roosa and Maria Everts Pels. Jannetje had two brothers, Evert and Arien, and four sisters, Weyntje, Engeltje, Annetje, and Mary. Jacob married second Cornelia Van Aaken 22 June 1731 in Kingston, Ulster, New York.
Jan and Jannetje had:
1. Arien Van Etten, baptized 15 Aug 1693 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. 2. Aaltje Van Etten, born in Hurley, Ulster, New York, baptized 11 Nov 1694 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Anthony Westbroeck 30 Apr 1714 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. 3. Jacob Van Etten, born in Hurley, Ulster, New York, baptized 25 Dec 1696 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Antjen Westbroeck 22 Apr 1719 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, signed the Articles of Association, died in 1779. 4. Marytje Van Etten, born in Hurley, Ulster, New York, baptized 8 Jan 1699 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Cornelis Ennis (the son of William Ennis and Cornelia Viervant) 9 Oct 1719 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. 5. Annetje Van Etten, born in Knightsfield, Ulster, New York, baptized 21 Sep 1701 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Broer Decker 20 Nov 1724 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. 6. Ariaantje Van Etten, baptized 7 Nov 1703 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, 7. Rebecca Van Etten, born in Knightsfield, Ulster, New York, baptized 17 Mar 1706 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Hendrik Bont 6 Nov 1733 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. per Find 8. Rachel Van Etten, born in Knightsfield, Ulster, New York, baptized 20 Jun 1708 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, married Ritsert Kittel 23 Dec 1724 in Kingston, Ulster, New York. 9. Lea Van Etten, baptized 29 Apr 1711 in Kingston, Ulster, New York, 10. Catrina Van Etten, baptized 28 Aug 1715 in Kingston, Ulster, New York,
Sources: 1. Hoes, Roswell Randall (comp.), Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1997 (originally published by De Vinne Press (New York), 1891).
Per Find A Grave:
Eldest of five sons of Jacob Jansen Van Etten & Annetje Arians, Jan was born at Hurley, New York, and baptised January 3, 1666 at Marbletown, New York. He was an elder in the Dutch Church of Kingston, New York; and a freeholder of the town of Hurley in 1728.
Jan married first about 1690 to Jannetje Roosa, daughter of Capt. Arie Roosa & Marie Pels. He married second on June 22, 1731 to Cornelia Van Aaken, widow of Jan Chammers. Jan died sometime after this marriage.
Jan & Jannetje had 10 children: Arien "Adrian", Aaltje, Jacobus "Jacob", Marytje "Mary", Annetje, Arriantje, Rebecca, Rachel, Lea, and Catrina.
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married about 1692 Jannetje Roosa
married about 1692 Jannetje Roosa
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!Families of Ulster County, Volume 1: Th
!Families of Ulster County, Volume 1: The Ennist Genealogy, comp by Donald C. Donohue (Ulster Co. Genealogical Soc, 1995) p. 6 !Batch #: 7919909, Sheet #: 14, Source Call #: 1260576 Father: Jacob Jansen Van Etten; Mother: Annetje Arians Batch #: 7525903, Sheet #: 70, Source Call #: 884625
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!to log,early records of van etten fami
!to log,early records of van etten family !REF #KB024, "Reformed Church at Machackemack (Deerpark), Orange County, NY" page 241 !RESIDENCES: "He resided until his death in the towns of Hurley and Rochester, Ulster County, NY."
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#1. Info from Van Eaton & Allied Familie
- 1. Info from Van Eaton & Allied Families.
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Annetjes Dinjinan Lea Crankheit same Fil
Annetjes Dinjinan Lea Crankheit same Film md. to David Hubbert children who are twins Robert & Rachel, Jakob born 25 Feb 1787 pg. 223 Death Rec: Cemetery Rec. shows Sammuel Crank FHL# 1405488 item #6 died 18 Dec 1881 85 yrs. 1 month 13 days. Hannah wife of died 1 Aug. 1847 son David R. Amenia CO.,Red Hook Cemetery, N.Y. Line 105 from GEDCOM File not recognizable or too long: SOUR @S01@
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Line in Record @I06802@ (RIN 5619) from
Line in Record @I06802@ (RIN 5619) from GEDCOM file not recognized: OCCU Line in Record @I06802@ (RIN 5619) from GEDCOM file not recognized: RESI Line in Record @I06802@ (RIN 5619) from GEDCOM file not recognized: BAPM Line in Record @I06802@ (RIN 5619) from GEDCOM file not recognized: _FA1 Jan Van Etten was believed to have been baptized at Marbletown, 3 January 1666 . Jan Van Etten was an elder in the Dutch church at Kingston, and apparently lived at nearby Hurley, and at one time at Rochester NY; their children who settled in the Delaware Valley on both the PA and NJ sides of the river.
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!NOTE:letter from P. B. Van Auker 1 14 9
!NOTE:letter from P. B. Van Auker 1 14 95. AGV
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!Christened Old Dutch Church, Kingston,
!Christened Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster, New York !Christened Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster, New York
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!INFO FM GENEALOGIST GERALDINE KITTLE
!INFO FM GENEALOGIST GERALDINE KITTLE
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1 _AKAN Jansen
JAN VAN ETTEN: On roll ===
1 _AKAN Jansen
JAN VAN ETTEN: On roll of inhabitants of Ulster Co in 1689. Freeholder in Hurley 1728. Ten children by first wife, Jannetje Roosa, mostly girls. Daughter Rachel bpt 20 Jan 1708, was married to Richard Kittel(Kittle) 23 Dec 1724. 8 kids. Jan was elder in Kingston Dutch Church. Died in Ulster Co. His wife, ANNETJE (JANE) ROOSA: Fam Grp Rec Arien Hermanse Roosa & Marie Everts Pels lists birthdate as 1670/1677. Marriage date abt 1692 chosen as related to birth of children. JAN'S SECOND WIFE, CORNELIA VAN AAKEN: Cornelia's first husband was Jan CHAMBERS born abt 1660, Ulster Co, NY. They were married in 1691 in Ulster Co, NY. Five children are listed in Fam Grp Record for Jan Chambers & Cornelia Van Aken. All christenend Kingston, Ulster Co, NY. [1] Andries Chambers b 1693, chr 28 Apr 1693. [2] Lysbet Chambers b 1696, chr 8 Mar 1696. [3] Marinus Chambers, b 1701, chr 8 Jun 1701. [4] Sara Chambers, b 1704, Chr 12 Mar 1704. [5] Edward Chambers, b 1706, chr 11 Aug 1706. From Eva Alice Scott: "Jan's name appears on a lsit of inhabitants of Ulster Co in 1689 and also on list of freeholders in Ulster Co, town of Hurley, 1728. He was an elder in Kingston Dutch Church. We also find that he lived at Rochester, Ulster Co. He had a large family, mostly girls. The children of Jan, and their families nearly all settled in the Delaware Valley in NJ or in Northampton Co, PA. Children are listed in Doc. Hist. of NY Vol 1, pg 286 and Olde Ulster."
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Jan Jacobsen van Etten's Timeline
| 1665 |
January 3, 1665
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Kingston, Province of New York
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| 1666 |
January 3, 1666
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Harley, Ulster, New York
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January 3, 1666
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Old Dutch Ch, Kingston, Ulster, Ny
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January 3, 1666
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Old Dutch Church, Ulster, New York Colony, British Colonial America
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| 1693 |
August 15, 1693
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Ulster County, Province of New York
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November 11, 1694
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Hurley, Ulster County, Province of New York
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December 25, 1697
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Hurley, Ulster County, Province of New York
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January 3, 1699
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Hurley, Ulster County, Province of New York
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September 21, 1701
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Kingston, Ulster County, Province of New York
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