Jeronimus Ebbingh

• a merchant from Hamburg

• one of the 93 who signed the Remonstrance that convinced Stuyvesant to surrender New Netherland to the British in September 1664.

Marriage

1659 22 Feb; Hieronymus Ebbing, van Hamburg; Johanna de Laet, wid, van de Hulter [NA DRC marriages 1639-1801]

Children

all 4 of his children were baptized in the Dutch Church from New Amsterdam

1. 1661 Aug 03; Jeronymus Ebbing, Johanna de Laet; Francina; Cornelis Van Ruyven-Secret, Hillegond Megapolensis
2. 1663 Jun 06; Jeronymus Ebbing, Johanna de Laet; Albertus; Timothens Gabry, Sara de Foreest
3. 1666 Jun 27; Jeronymus Ebbing, Johanna de Laet; Maria (twin); Isaac de Foreest, Hillegond Megapolensis, Johanna de Hulter
4. 1666 Jun 27; Jeronymus Ebbing, Johanna de Laet; Francina (twin); Isaac de Foreest, Hillegond Megapolensis, Johanna de Hulter

http://nc-chap.org/castello/castello_key_notes4.pdf

Jeronimus Ebbingh, of Hamburg, one of New Amsterdam's wealthiest merchants, bought this house from Dirckie van Galen, widow of Skipper Willem Tomassen, April 26, 1657.-Liber Deeds, A: 93. She was in Holland at the time, where her husband had died prior to June, 1656.-Rec. N . Am., II: 120, 121, 126. In May, 1655, "Willem Tomassen, Skipper, next to God, of the Ship Great Christopher," was busy preparing that vessel for her homeward voyage.-Ibid., I: 313. On March 15, 1655, before his departure, he signed a petition, as one of the residents of the Straet van de Graft (Stone Street), to have it paved with round stones.-Rec. N. Am., I: 300. In January, 1658, the "Court having examined the petition dated 15th March 1655," a warrant was issued to have the street paved with stone.-Ibid., VII: 166. On February 22, 1659, Ebbingh married Johanna de Laet (Marriages in Ref. Dutch Ch., 23), daughter of ]