Neeltje uit den Stoutenburg

background details

"Ringo Family History Series," pp. 362-363, son of Peter Stoutenburg(h): 9. Isaac Stoutenburg, b. 23 Sept. 1668 (bapt. 26 Sept.), burial 21 Sept. 1711 in New York; m. 2 July 1690 to Neeltje Uytten Bogart (or Uytden Bogaert), b. 7 April 1667, d. 2 Oct. 1731. She was of Mispat's Kill.

"Ringo Family History shows Neeltje Uytten Bogart or Neeltje Uytden Bogaert as being born 7 April 1667; and "Genealogical & Biographical Directory, etc...," has her as being baptized 7 April 1667 in New York City, NY in the Dutch Reformed Church. It is possible she may have been baptized on the date of her birth, but she was probably born earlier and baptized on this date. The date of birth may have been from a Bible record, and so I'm leaving it as found.

Parents of Neeltje Gysbertszen UytenBogaert

"Genealogical & Biographical Directory, etc....." pp. 152, Gysbert Uyten Bogaert; FTM CD11 "Family Surname: Bogert, Bogart, UytenBogaert. Immigrant: Gysbert Uyten Bogaert (Gysbert Elbertszen Uyten Bogaert). Ethnic Origin: Dutch. Native Town: Loenen, Utrecht. Approximate Arrival: 1660. Settled: New Amsterdam, New York City. Died: unknown."

"Patronymic: Elbertszen." Married: Willemtje Claes. He (Gysbert) was also known as Gysbert Elbertse Van Loenen."

Daughter of Gysbert Uyten Bogaert (or Van Loenen, UytenBogaert, Bogert, Bogart), and Willemtje Claes. "Children's Patronymic: Gysbertszen." "(4) Neeltje (Gysbertszen), bp. 4/7/1667 NYDC; m. 7/2/1690 NYDC, Isaac, s/o Pieter Stoutenburgh."

SOURCES: "Ringo Family History Series," Vol. 2, pp. 362-363; series of thirteen(13) volumes; taken from Vol. II, Supplement and Vol. XIII; published by "The Freeborn Family Organization, Inc." There are complete sets in Springfield and Chicago, IL, Indianapolis, IN and twenty-two (22) other Libraries across the country. Early genealogy of Barneveld, Stoutenburg, van Utrecht and de Marnix in Holland found in LDS Library at Salt Lake City. "Americana Illustrated", p. 90. Domine Selyns list of Dutch Church members, 1686. Marriage, baptisms etc. are from the Dutch Reform Church, New Amsterdam, later in 1664 renamed, New York City (NY). Allen Churchill's "The Roosevelts", p. 21.

Other SOURCES: Family Tree Maker, CD11 New Netherland Vital Records, 1600s, Directory to Persons in New Netherland, 1600s, © 2000 Genealogy. com.; CD contains: "Genealogical and Biographical Directory to Persons in New Netherland, from 1613-1674," pp. 152, & pp. 1365; by David M. Riker, 442 Woodcrest Drive, Mechanicsburg, PA 17055-6810, © 1999 (December) by David M. Riker.