Reynout Vanderculin Reynoutsen

Baptismal witness

1. 1655 Aug 15; Teunis Corneliszen, Engeltie Alberts; Neeltje; Reynout Reynoutszen, Jannetje Reynouts[18]
2. 1656 Sep 06; Pieter Van Naerden, Aeghtie Jans; Engeltje; Reynout Reynoutszen, Jannetie Jans[18]
3. 1658 Mar 20; Coenraet Ten Eyck, Marie Boel; Mathys; Reynout Reynoutszen, Geertie Everts[18]
4. 1666 Jun 21; Charsten Luurtszen, Anna de Vos; Aeltje; Mattheus de Vos, Reynout Reynoutszen, Maria de Vos[18]

Children

1. 1657 Jan 24; Reynout Reynoutszen, Jannetje Reynouts; Reynout; Coenraet Ten Eyck, Apollonia Pieters[18]
2. 1660 Feb 08; Reynoudt Reynoudszen, Jannetje Jans; Johannes; Marie Boele[18]

[18] na_baptisms_1639-1730

leatherworker (mentioned as a fire fighter, maker of buckets (Affairs of Men p.50} (baptism of child DRC in New Amsterdam) : 1657 Jan 24; Reynout Reynoutszen, Jannetje Reynouts; Reynout; Coenraet Ten Eyck, Apollonia Pieters

aka: Reynout Vanderculin Reynoutsen & Reynier van Der Coele seen in I.N. Phelps-Stokes: Castello Key: "The house and brew-house of Pieter Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven (Liber Deeds, B: 57; cf. Book of Records of Deeds t3 Transfers, etc., 1665-1672, translated, 28-30), which he sold to Reynier van der Coele.-Liber Deeds, B: 57,89. Van der Coele did not succeed here as a brewer. He became indebted to Balthazar de Haert for" Still Kittels" and molasses, both very necessary in his trade, in the large sum of 2664 guilders; he left some of his clothing in pawn with his creditor, and sold two mares which he had at Bergen in "New Garsie" (Jersey) to repay part of his debt; but finally failed completely, confessed judgment to de Haert, and went to Esopus.