Joanna Idens Sip

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Joanna Idens Van Vorst. Born ca Apr 1666 in Ahasymus, NJ. Joanna Idens was baptized in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church, on 16 Apr 1666.129 Joanna, dau. of Ide van voorst & Hellitje Jans, witnesses Sr. N. Varlet, Coenel Klopper, & Jannetje Steynmets.

On 22 Apr 1684 Joanna Idens married Johannes Arianse Sip, son of Adrian Hendrickse Sip (ca 1634-Aug 1664) & Grietje Warnaets Van Schonevelt (ca 1636-), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.189 Jan Ariaens Sips, ym, fr Bergen in NJ & Johanna Vande Voorst, yd, fr Ahasymus. Born ca May 1662 in Ahasymus, NJ. Johannes Arianse was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 24 May 1662.188 Johannes and Jacob, sons of Adriaen Hendrickszen & Grietie Warnarts, witnessews Herman Smmeman & Dirckje Jans. Johannes Arianse died on 12 Aug 1729 in Bergen, NJ.

Their children include:

i.  Adriaen Sip (25 Oct 1684-3 Dec 1765) 

ii. Hillegond Sip (Twin) (ca Aug 1687-)
iii. Iden Sip (Twin, died young) (ca Aug 1687-bef 1695)
iv. Margrietje Sip (ca Aug 1690-)
v. Antje Sip (ca Feb 1693-)
vi. Ide Janse Sip (3 Sep 1695-ca Feb 1762)
vii. Johannes Sip (10 May 1698-)
viii. Cornelis Sip (27 Sep 1700-)
ix. Abraham Sip (ca Apr 1704-)
x. Hendrick Sip (30 Sep 1706-)
xi. Helena Sip (7 Nov 1708-19 May 1750)

NY DRC Marriages, p 54. 1684. Met attestatie Van Bergen. Johannes Adriaenszen Sips, j. m. en Johanna Idens Van de Voorst, j. d. 23 April.

twins born to her

1687 Aug 28; Jan Adriaenszen Sip, Johannes Idens; Hillegond (twin); Jacob Jacobszen, Margariet 1687 Aug 28; Jan Adriaenszen Sip, Johannes Idens; Iden (twin); Cornelis Van Vorst, Anneken Stoffels
Johannes is clearly Johanna (!)

twins are named in will

Calendar of New Jersey Wills, 1730-1750, Vol II, p 434. Liber B, p 569. Will dated 11 Apr 1729; Johannes Adriaense Sip of Bergen; He names his eldest son Arya to whom he gives the plantation at Acquackanong; and his son Edee, and daughters Helegont (wife of Johanas Walingsee), Margaret (wife of Johanes Garitsee), Lena (wife of John Vanhorn). Wife Anatia is named as executrix, who was to have sole use and improvement of real and personal estate during her life, as well as that part given to sons Ayra and Edee. Proved 8 Oct 1734.