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_Peter VAN ORDEN ____|
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_William VAN ORDEN __|
| (1804 - 1844) m 1827|
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| |_Mary C. CARBINE ____|
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|--William Arthur VAN ORDEN
| (1841 - 1844)
| _Moses, III HAIGHT ________+
| | (1696 - ....) m 1718
| _Isaac, Sr. HAIGHT __|_Rachel DEAN ______________
| | (1732 - 1792) m 1760 (1698 - ....)
| _Caleb, I HAIGHT ____|
| | (1778 - 1851) m 1799|
| | | _Thomas BATEMAN ___________+
| | | | (1704 - 1758) m 1737
| | |_Martha BATEMAN _____|_Alice or Pricilla GOULD __
| | (1738 - ....) m 1760 (1703 - ....)
|_Julia Ann HAIGHT ___|
(1805 - 1865) m 1827|
| _David, Sr. HORTON ________+
| | (1724 - ....) m 1744
| _David, Jr. HORTON __|_Mary WARNER ______________
| | (1744 - 1813) (1721 - ....)
|_Keturah HORTON _____|
(1778 - 1843) m 1799|
| _Ebenezer OWENS ___________+
| | (1710 - 1759) m 1735
|_Temperance OWENS ___|_Temperance HELME OR HELM _
(1745 - 1849) (1712 - ....)
[7418] All data from Lewis.
[1740] All data from Marshall.
[14986] Data from Betty, Fink and McLeester.
[14533] All data from McDowell.
[15243] All data from McDowell.
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_Adrian VAN SCHAICK _|
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_Cornelis Arentsen VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1610 - 1669) m 1640 |
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|--Arie Cornelissen VAN SCHAICK
| (1642 - 1699)
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| _Hendrick __??__ ____|
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[14313]
All data from McDowell. Captain Arie (Adrian) Cornelissen VanSchaick, a native of New Amsterdam, married Rebecca Idens in BrooklynChurch on February 27, 1662. She was a daughter of Ide Thonise ofNordigen, Holland. He was christened Sep 9, 1642 in NY,NY.
Arie was a farmer, magistrate, soldier and in later years aninnkeeper. He received a Commission as Captain of Foot from GovernorLeisler on Dec 16, 1689. The first military experience of Arie tookplace in 1683 when the militia of Harlem was organized with NicholasWilliam Stuyvesant (son of former Governor) as Captain. Arie wasappointed Ensign.
Arie was appointed Magistrate for the "Outside People" beginning Oct2, 1674 by the Dutch Governor, Anthony Colve. New Amsterdam had beenrenamed New York by the British who had invaded and captured the DutchColony in 1664. The Dutch upon retaking the Colony from the Englishin 1673 renamed it New Orange. This effort became a nullity by virtueof the Treaty of Feb 19, 1674 which gave total possession to theEnglish.
On Oct 28, 1689, Arie and others joined Governor Leisler in sending aletter to the Magistrates in Albany requesting permission to quarter adetachment of the militia in Albany as protection against attack bythe Indians. Among his other official positions, Arie was one of thetwenty-four member Committee of Freemen and Council of War. Arie wasAssistant Alderman for the Outward in 1684, 1687 and 1692.
Because of repeated attacks in 1660 by the Indians in the vicinity ofBourie Lane the residents of the outlying areas of New Amsterdam werewarned to move within the city gates. To counter this warning theresidents requested that a village be established on the StuyvesantBouwrie which could be more readily defended. The request wasgranted. The village developed at that location included a church(forerunner of the present St. Mark's-on-the-Bowery), a blacksmithshop and an Inn. The Inn or Tavern was called the "Plow and Harrow"and was located at the two-mile stone. The Inn, located on 15 acres,was occupied by Capitan Arie for many years.
Captain Arie purchased a farm at Bloomingdale consisting of about 100acres. The land lay above the Great Kill. It was bounded on thenorthwest by the Hudson River, lying west of what is now Tenth Avenuebetween West 70th and West 71st Streets.
The Will of Arie Van Schaick written in Dutch on the Island ofManhattan was dated Aug 5, 1694. It was probated Jan 1, 1700 and henamed his wife Rebecca, to have the use of his estate for life if sheremained his widow. It also provided that after her demise his estatewould go to his children, Belitje, Cornelia, Iden, Lysbeth and Dina.No mention was made of Grietje and it presumed that she had diedbefore the Will was written.
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_Adrian VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1580 - ....) |
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|--Cornelis Arentsen VAN SCHAICK
| (1610 - 1669)
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[14502]
All data from McDowell. Cornelis arrived in New Amsterdam in 1636. Hewas a settler chosen by the West India Company. He was 26. He was asupporter of Governor Peter Stuyvesant. He later helped improve thedefenses for the city. He was fair minded and had an excellentstanding in the community. He was repeatedly selected by theBurgomasters Court of New Amsterdam to be an arbitrator.
He may have been born in Westbroek, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
He received a land grant from the West Indies Company. His buildingsand property were destroyed by Indians in Feb 1643. He was granted 22acres in Manhattan on the East River. He leased a farm bounded by theEast River, the Hudson River and Wall Street to the south. He was anadministrator of the "Great House" now on the East side of Broadway.
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_Adrian VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1580 - ....) |
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_Cornelis Arentsen VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1610 - 1669) m 1640 |
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| |__|__
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|--Hendrik Cornelissen VAN SCHAICK
| (1646 - ....)
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| _Hendrick __??__ ____|
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|_Beletje HENDRICKS _____________|
m 1640 |
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[15246] All data from McDowell.
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_Adrian VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1580 - ....) |
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| |__|__
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_Cornelis Arentsen VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1610 - 1669) m 1640 |
| | __
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| |_____________________|
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|--Hendrikje VAN SCHAICK
| (1641 - ....)
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| _Hendrick __??__ ____|
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|_Beletje HENDRICKS _____________|
m 1640 |
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[15245] All data from McDowell.
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_Adrian VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1580 - ....) |
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| |__|__
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_Cornelis Arentsen VAN SCHAICK _|
| (1610 - 1669) m 1640 |
| | __
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| |_____________________|
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| |__|__
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|--Lysbeth VAN SCHAICK
| (1651 - ....)
| __
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| _Hendrick __??__ ____|
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| | |__|__
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|_Beletje HENDRICKS _____________|
m 1640 |
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[15247] All data from McDowell.