Jannetje ‘Jonica’ Vanderveer

Not the same as Jannetje Couwenhoven

Jannetje Wyckoff1,2

• b. 1 January 1701, d. 31 October 1774
• Father*: Garret Pietersen Wyckoff1,2 b. 1662, d. Jun 1707
• Mother*: Sarah Catharina Nevius1 b. 16 Feb 1665, d. 12 Jul 1707
• Jannetje Wyckoff was born on 1 January 1701 at Flatlands, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.1,3
• She married Cornelius Vanderveer, son of Jan Corneliszen Vanderveer and Femmitje Bergen, on 25 April 1722.4,3
• Jannetje Wyckoff died on 31 October 1774 at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; "aged 73 years."3
• She was buried at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.3
• Also known as Yannetie Wykhoof.5
• Also known as Jannetje Wyckoff.6
• Between 1723 and 1732 Jannetje Wyckoff and Cornelius Vanderveer resided at Freehold, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.3
• Jannetje Wyckoff was a member of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, on 23 August 1731 "at Friholt" (Freehold). Yannetie Wykhoof, wife of Cornelus Van der Veer.5
• In 1735 Jannetje Wyckoff and Cornelius Vanderveer resided at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.3

Family: Cornelius Vanderveer b. 11 Jan 1697, d. 22 Jan 1782

1. Catrina Vanderveer3
2. Jan Vanderveer3
3. Garret Vanderveer3
4. Cornelius Vanderveer3
5. Peter Vanderveer3

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Citations

1. http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~brouwergenealogydata/genealogy/p739.... cites
2. [S1612] William Forman Wyckoff, Wyckoff Family in America: A Genealogy (Summit, N.J.: Wyckoff Association in America, 1950), p.419. Hereinafter cited as Wyckoff Family in America.
3. [S4062] Helen G. Clarkson, "Identification of Jannetje Wyckoff, Wife of Cornelius Vanderveer", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 77, page 76 (1946). Hereinafter cited as "Jannetje Wyckoff."
4. [S1868] Lester Dunbar Mapes, "Early Generations of the Vanderveer Family", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record vol.68 (1937): 68:209. Hereinafter cited as "Vanderveer, NYGBR 68 (1937)."
5. [S1868] Lester Dunbar Mapes, "Early Generations of the Vanderveer Family", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record vol.68 (1937): 68:205. Hereinafter cited as "Vanderveer, NYGBR 68 (1937)."
6. [S1998] "Records of the Dutch Congregations of Freehold and Middletown", Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey Vols. 22-38 (1947-1963): 24:21, "Church Members." This list, begun at 23:93, is continued at 24:19 with the explanation that the list is "actually a group pf signatures (many of them not holograph, however) to the declaration below, which it does indeed follow in the original record book." Those signing the declaration were 1-Acknowledging Dom. G. Haeghoort as their legal regular pastor and teacher, according to the constitution of the Low Dutch Reformed Church. 2- That they will display and conduct themselves willingly in all respects as members of the Reformed Low Dutch congregation at Friholt and Middletown under the supervision of their pastor Do. Haeghoort. 3- That they will contribute freely from time to time according to their means, whatever is needed to carry on the church and services. In effect, those signing the declaration could be described as Members of the Low Dutch Reformed Congregations of Freehold and Middletown. The first couple of dozen or so names appear at 23:93, 94, as "Church Members," and then are repeated at 24:20 with the above clarification.. Hereinafter cited as "RDC Freehold-Middletown Recs., GMNJ."
7. [S1612] William Forman Wyckoff, Wyckoff Family in America: A Genealogy (Summit, N.J.: Wyckoff Association in America, 1950), p.17. Hereinafter cited as Wyckoff Family in America.

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Notes

https://www.frostandgilchrist.com/getperson.php?personID=I46439&tre...

(1) Frederick Doren Stone, Laura M. Stone and Harry Macy Jr.,"Jan Aertsen Vanderbilt, His Children and Grandchildren," New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. 144, No. 4 (Oct. 2013), pp. 254-260, Vol. 145, No. 1 (Jan. 2014), pp. 65-69:

In their accounts of Aris's family, Teunis Bergen and Jean Rand each listed eleven children, but both accounts are incorrect. In addition to being unaware of Aris's youngest child Catalyntje, Bergen and Rand misidentified three other alleged children. Hendrick was actually a grandson (son of Jan). Two others, Cornelis and Catharine, were Vanderveers rather than Vanderbilts:

• The alleged son Cornelis was said to be born 11 January 1697, died 22 January 1782, married Jannetje Wyckoff, and had a daughter Cornelia baptized in Somerville, New Jersey, 15 October 1738. Rand omitted the daughter, whose alleged baptism cannot be found, but she indicated (without citing a source) that the only Jannetje Wyckoff of that generation was said to have married a Cornelis Vanderveer. In fact, a 1937 RECORD article on the Vanderveer family shows a Cornelis Vanderveer of Flatbush who married Jannetje Wyckoff and died 22 January 1782, aged 85 years, 11 days, giving him a calculated birth date of 11 January 1697 - the exact birth and death dates that Bergen gave for Cornelis "Vanderbilt." In his account of the Vanderveers, Bergen omitted this Cornelis, presumably because he had mistakenly made him a Vanderbilt. There is no evidence that Aris Vanderbilt had such a son.

Bergen gave Aris a supposed daughter Catharine, born 1 March 1713, who married Jacobus Lefferts. Rand noted that in 1713 Aris's wife Hillitje would have been 60, so she suggested that Catharine might have been an "unknown grandchild or adoptee of Aris." The 1937 RECORD article noted above shows that Cornelis and Jannetje (Wyckoff) Vanderveer had a daughter Catharina, born 21 March 1723, who married Jacobus Lefferts. She was buried in Flatbush near her parents as "Catharina VanderVeer Huysvrouw van Jacob Lefferts." Despite the difference in birth dates, this is almost certainly the Catharine mentioned by Bergen. In his Genealogy of the Lefferts Family, on page 51, he has Jacobus Lefferts marrying Catharine Vanderveer, but on page 88 he calls the same Jacobus's wife Catharine Vanderbilt. There is no evidence of a Jacobus Lefferts who married a Catharine Vanderbilt in this time period, or that Aris Vanderbilt had a daughter by that name.

If this Janetje is connected to this line, this is her family search. The Wyckoff line is related on both my father's side and my maternal side through my Grandfather, Ryerson.

I found this person on FamilySearch:

Janetje Pieterse Wyckoff

https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/G3BY-6FC