Martien Van Buren

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Bio notes: m. Maritje Quackenbosch from Oegstgeest, Linden, Netherlands

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Cornelis and Catalynje's second son, Marten Cornelise Van Buren(born 1638-1639 at Fort Orange, New York), married Marytjie Quackenbosch(born 1646 in Questgeest, near Leider, Netherlands) at Fort Orange in 1665.

Marten owned a house and barn in Bethlehem, Albany Co., which he sold in 1662. Marten leased half of Constapel Island from Teunis Spitsbergen, south of Albany, and Marytjie died there in December of 1683. In May 1693, Marten married a second time, to Tanneke Adams, widow of Pieter Pieterson Winne. Marten died on November 13th, 1703, in Kinderhook, New York.Marten lived in what became Columbia County, NY on land originally owned by the Van Rensselaers. In 1662, he sold a house, barn, etc to Cornelissen Van den Burg. In 1665, he owned one-half of Constapels Island, a short distance below Albany in the Hudson River. He and his wife were members of the Dutch Reformed Church in Albany until the new church was formed in Columbia County in 1712 where they were among the first members.

In 1693 Marten married his second wife, Tanneke Adams, the widow of Pieter Pietersen Winne. In 1700 he was a Captain in Colonel Peter Schuyler's regiment at Albany, NY.