Maritie Jans Joncker

Maritie Jans JONCKERS, daughter of Jan Cornelissen JONCKERS and Aeltje JANS, was born in 1639 in New Amsterdam.

Family

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She married Cornelius van Langevelt (b abt 1636 - d Feb 1663) on 19 Jan 1658 in New Amsterdam.

They had the following children:

• M i Cornelius Langevelt was christened 4 DEC 1658 New Amsterdam, (New York City), New York

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She married Thomas POPINGA on 9 Jun 1663 in New York, New York, New York, USA.

They had the following children:

• F i Aeltje POPINGA was christened on 26 Mar 1664 in * New York, , New York, USA.
• M ii Laurens Thomaszen POPINGA was christened on 25 Jul 1666.
• M iii POPINGA was christened on 14 Nov 1670 in New York, , New York, USA.
• F iv POPINGA was christened on 14 Nov 1670 in New York, , New York, USA.
• M v Thomas POPINGA was christened on 13 Mar 1673 in New York, , New York, USA. He died before 15 Jul 1674 in New York, , New York, USA.
• M vi Thomas POPINGA was christened on 15 Jul 1674 in New York, , New York, USA.
• M vii Samuel POPINGA was christened on 9 Jul 1679 in New York, , New York, USA.
• F viii Rachel POPINGA was christened on 26 Nov 1681 in New York, , New York, USA.

Notes

http://dutchgenie.net/GSBC-familyfiles/familyfiles/g0/p588.htm#i80016

• 1653. Aug. 29. Cornelis Van Tienhoven and Olof Stevensz, as guardians of the children of the late Jan Van Rotterdam and Aeltie Cornelis, apprentice to Isaac Kip for the period of four years, the girl Marretie Jansz, fourteen years old. Catelyntie Hendricx was the wife of Isaac Kip. Witnesses: Gysbert Opdyck and lsaack De Foreest.10 Marritie Jans and Cornelis had two more children, both bp. NYDC:
• 1. Johannes (bp. 20 Jan 1661; father Cornelis Van Langevelt, mother not listed; sp. Jacob Theuniszen Van Thuyl and Aeltje Claes; NYDC p.59)
• 2. Aeltie (bp. 14 Feb 1663; parents Cornelis Van Langevelt and Marritie de Jong; sp. Jacob Theuniszen de Key, Pieter Jacobszen Marius, and Lysbeth Van de Water; NYDC p.68).11,1
• 4 Sep 1662: Cornelis Van Langevelde, as husband and legal guardian of his wife, Maritie Jansen, daughter and heiress of Jan Cornelissen dec'd, of Rotterdam, alias Joncker, who had been killed in 1643, appoints as attorney Andries Jeremiassen Spieringh, merchant, about to depart for Holland. In said capacity said Spieringh will demand and collect whatever is due to deceased's estate from Cornelis Pieters Willemsen, residing in the village of Goudriaan, near Thienhoven, in the Alblasserwaert, brother-in-law of the aforesaid Jan Cornelisen of Rotterdam, and from Grietje Adriaensen, widow of Adriaen Cornelissen Joncker, widow of the brother of said Jan Cornelissen, living near Gorkum, in the hamlet named the Haes. Witnesses, Jacobus Van de Water, Claes Van Elslant.12
• Cornelis Van Langevelde and his wife, Maritie Jansen Jonker, alias Van Rotterdam, make a joint will. The survivor to have everything. Have two sons, Cornelis and Jan Van Langevelde. She is now pregnant. Witnesses, Jacob Teunissen Keay and Jacob Van de Water. (pg. 154-5) Also on p.124: He had died 25 Apr 1663. They had two children: Cornelia and Jan van Langeveld, and she was with child.
• On 17 Feb 1663(4?) Maritie Jansen Joncker, widow of late Cornelis Van Langevelde, submits an inventory of the debits and credits of the estate; and on the same date Maritie Jansen Joncker, widow of late Cornelis Van Langevelde makes her will. Has three minor children, Cornelis, Jan and Aeltie Van Langevelde, for whom she appoints as guardians Pieter Jacobsen Marius and Jacob Teunesen Kaey. Witnesses: Jurien Blanck and Jacob Van de Water (p.155.)13
• Thomas and Marritie are listed in teh NYDC memberlist of 1686 as "Thomas Laurenszen and his wife Marritje Jans" (member #97-8, name #119-20.)14,15 Name variation: Marritie Jans Joncker.3

https://sites.rootsweb.com/~havaland/langevelt-E.html

• The widow Langeveldt married Thomas Lawrence, “the baker,” thus making Cornelius his stepson.
• A sister of Cornelius, Rachel, married another Thomas Lawrence, who became Mayor of Philadelphia in 1728 and again in 1735.
• Cornelius Longfield, by his wife Mary Greenland (daughter of Dr. Henry Greenland of Piscataway township), had a daughter Catherine, who married William Cox. He was the father of the noted Revolutionary officer,. Col. John Cox, whose daughters married into noted families.

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• http://dutchgenie.net/GSBC-familyfiles/familyfiles/g0/p588.htm#i80016
• https://sites.rootsweb.com/~havaland/langevelt-E.html
• http://allengenealogy.x10.mx/genealogy/ps26/ps26_411.htm
• https://johnherbst3rd.tripod.com/herbstfoster/pafg08.htm#528