Nicholas Conklin

Adams has his date of death as either 1747 or 1751.

From "Genealogical History of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey"

Cornelius Burnham Harvey, Editor The New Jersey Genealogical Publishing Company, 114 Fifth Avenue, New York [Published] 1900 Pages 157-158

Nicholas became one of the purchasers of the "Kakiate"  patent of many thousand acres in Rockland County, N.Y., and settled at  Haverstraw in 1711. He left several children, among whom were John,  Edmund, Elias, William, and Joshua. 

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ID: I3 Reference Number: 3 Name: Nicholaus Conklin Sex: M Change Date: 13 AUG 1999 Birth: ABT 1661 Residence: 1681 Eastchester, Westchester Co, NY Note: Nicholas Concklin, in 1681, at age of 20, settled in the village of Eastchester, Westchester Co.

Death: 1751 Note: aged 90. Residence: 1720 Rockland Co, NY Note: He bought a large tract of land in Rockland Co. and settled there with his family a little before 1720. Bought the 'Kakiat Patent' many thousands of acres, with others from L. I. in 17?1.

Father: John Conklin Mother: Helena

Marriage 1 Sarah Hunt Married: 1691 Children

John Conklin b: ABT 1692

Elias Conklin b: ABT 1694

Edmund Conklin b: ABT 1695

Sarah Conklin b: BEF 1698

William Conklin b: ABT 1700

Helena Conklin b: ABT 1702

Joshua Conklin b: 02 OCT 1707

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ID: I04213 Name: Nicholas CONKLIN Sex: M Birth: ABT. 1666 in Rye, NY Death: UNKNOWN Residence: 1666 Eastchester, NY Residence: 1720 Kakiat Patent (Haverstraw) Rockland Co., NY Note: Nicholas (John) probably b. Rye about 1666, married Sarah (dau. of John) Hunt resided in Eastchester. In 1711 he was one of the purchasers of the Kakiat Patent (Haverstraw) and moved there about 1720. Website, LI Genealogy

From: Deeds of Org. Co. NY: "B 25 Court minutes 1703 Samuel Concklane had not paid his taxes; 1704 Wm. Smith Esq, assistant of court 1726 Nichous Concklen animal mark 1727 John Concklin mark for horses and cattle Edward Kelly 1732 Theodore Snedeker's mark TS Vincent Mathew mark" http://searches1.rootsweb.com/usgenweb/archives/ny/orange/deeds/dee... t

Father: John CONKLIN b: 1631 in Nottingham, England Mother: Helena UNKNOWN

Marriage 1 Sarah HUNT Children

John CONKLIN b: 1691

Elias CONKLIN b: 1693

Edmund CONKLIN b: 1695

Sarah CONKLIN b: 1697

Joshua CONKLIN b: 2 OCT 1707 in Eastchester, NY

• ***************************************************************** On the Kakiat/Kakeath Patent: From: WordXXX@XXX.com Full-name: WordXXXX Message-ID: <ee.7ff31ab.26a60ce8@aol.com> Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 15:41:28 EDT Subject: Re: Kakeath DRC To: hcXXXX@MAIL.NYSED.GOV MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows sub 105

"The name Kakiat [not Kakeath] is derived from a grant of land made in 1696 by Governor Benjamin Fletcher, in the name of King William III, to Daniel Honan and Michael Hawdon. The grant included the land from Sloatsburg to Monsey and Pomona. The Minsi Indians called it Kackyachtaweke. This region, once known as Kakiat, was later named New Hempstead by settlers from Long Island. Eventually it became the Town of Ramapo." Harriman Trails, by William J. Myles, 1991.

It's in southern Rockland Co. I have no idea where the church might have been.

Faith

• **************************************************************** From Rootsweb Conklin list, August 2005: Conklin/Cancklie of Westchester County, New York, first documented generation Parents: UNKNOWN (referred to as [?"John Concklin of Flushing and Rye"] and [?Helena/Magdalena].

Generation numbers are marked with an asteric to distinguish them from the line of John Conklin (1) of Southold and Huntington, New York. DNA testing in 2001 has determined that this line is NOT a biological match with the male descendants of John Conklin (1) of Southold and Huntington and his brother or cousin, Ananias Conklin of East Hampton. Conklin Mann in his The American Genealogist articles also speculated on a son, Edmund, to explain the existence of Tobias Conklin. No documentation for Edmund has been found.

The family is referred to by Conklin (Concklin) variants in "English" town, court, and deed records and by Canckley (Cantly) variants in the Dutch Reform Church records. The actual surname of their father is unknown. It is my opinion that it is unlikely to be Conklin. The English Conklins have numerous variant spellings to the name but CONKLIN is the standardized form and is recognized by the Library of Congress to facilitate ease of searching.

ISSUE: Nicholas CONKLIN (2*), carpenter Res Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY and then Orange, now Rockland Co., NY b [ca 1661 by his own testimony] d 1751 Kakiat, Orange County (now Rockland Co.) NY m Sarah HUNT, 1691 (ADAMS) [not in New Amsterdam DRC] dau of John and Elsje (Alice) (Baxter) Hunt bp 29 Nov 1673 New Amsterdam DRC ("Jan Hondt, Elsje / Sara, Lysbeth, tweel [twins] / [wit] Thomas Hondt, Aecht Jans., Jacomyntie Goderus") (NYGBR,8:32)

John CONKLIN (2*) Res. Yonkers, NY b [ca 1670 Adams, 1663-65 Mann] m 1) Mehitable TIBBETTS, ca [1694] Dau of George Tibbetts//Tibbitts/Tippitts and Mehitabel (Betts). She was the daughter of William Betts. They all of Spuyten Duyvil (Yonkers) Westchester Co., NY Mehitable (Betts) Tibbitts m. second Samuel Hitchcock. d by 1706 m 1) Joseph Hadley m 1) Mary Richardson m 2) Lydia [?Van Wart], by 1706 (first child bp SHDRC)

Catalyntje (Catherine) CONKLIN (2*) b [ca 1672 Adams, ca 1667 Mann] m Gerrit VAN WART of Philipsburgh Manor, NY son of Jochem VAN WOERDT

Deliverance CONKLIN (2*) Res Phillipsburgh, NY b [ca 1675 Adams, ca 1672 Mann] at Rye, NY [according to marriage, New Amsterdam DRC] m Engeltje (Angelica) BOECKHOUT, 1695 02 Oct, New Amsterdam DRC, now New York City, NY. "delivery Stantley, j.m. Rhye, en Engeltje Boeckhout y.d. van N. Yorck, beyde woonende achier / Getrout den 02 Oct", spelling from film of actual church record of the New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church (now Collegiate). "Delivery Cantely [Deliverance Conklin] j.m. Rhye, en Engeltje Boeckhout y.d. van N. Yorck, beyde woonende achier / Getrout den 02 Oct dau of Matthys Janszen Boefckhout, son of Jan Boechout who emigrated 1662 on the "De Purmerlander Kercke" ["The Elsworth Family of New York City" NYG&B Record V. 64, N. 2, 1933, p. 160 says the original says Delivery Kankelin in correction of the published church records, both in error.] dau of Matthys Jansz. and Elizabeth (Ellsworth) Boeckhout of Lower Yonkers and Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown), NY

Samuel CONKLIN (2*) Rem ca 1700 to Butter Hill (Storm King Mt., and Murder's Creek (Cornwall, Orange Co., NY) b [ca 1680 Adams, ca 1676 Mann] m 1) Annekem VAN WART (Annatje Van Weert), widow, 04 May 1701 (Haverstraw) dau of Joachem Wouters (Van Weert/ Van Woerdt) and Christina Jans. b Flatbush, NY d by 1706 m 1) Johannis Minne, 12 May 1693, New AmsterdamDRC as Annaken Jochems m 2) Johannes Jurckse, widower

Maritje (Mary) CONKLIN (2*) Sleepy Hollow Dutch Reform Church, now Tarrytown, Westchester Co., NY (SHDRC) member # 32, ca 1697-1700 b [ca 1682 Adams, ca 1674 Mann] d [by ca Dec. 29, 1717] m Barent DUTCHER/Duytser/Duyscher Res. Philipsburgh, NY (2nd marriage) b [Esopus, near Kingston, Ulster Co., NY] m 2) Dercktie (Dickje) SMIT [SMET], Dec 29, 1717, SHDRC, #21 l. Philipsburgh, NY (2nd marriage) m 1) Hendrick LAMMERTSE b [Stuyvesant Bouwery, ie NYC]

Joseph CONKLIN (2*) b [ca 1684 Adams, ca 1680 Mann] m Rebecca HEYART

From Conklin Mann "John Concklin of Flushing and Rye, New York." The American Genealogist. 1950 and Katharine Adams. "Genealogy Data on Conklins of New York." Typescript, ca 1931, and church records.

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Children of unidentified male and unidentified female:

Nicholas m Sarah Hunt

References

• Two Colonial Conklin Families in America: Y-DNA Analysis of the 'Long Island Conklins' and the 'Pre-1700 Westchester Conklins' Including the Origins of the 'John Concklin of Flushing' Theory - by Honor Conklin. http://longislandgenealogy.com/Two%20Colonial%20Conklin%20Families.PDF