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Aefje Stille^1,2

• Father*: Cornelis Jacobszen Stille¹ b. bt 1615 - 1625, d. b 24 Jul 1686
• Mother*: Claesje Teunis b. bt 1616 - 1626, d. b 26 Jul 1659

• Aefje Stille was baptized on 2 April 1646 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsor Hilletje Barents.¹
• She married Jonas Liewens at New Haerlem, New York, on 5 February 1688 (Banns 20 Jan 1688, New York RDC).³

• Patronymic: Aefje Cornelise.
• Aefje Stille witnessed the baptism of Cornelis Hendrickszen , son of Hendrick Corneliszen and Neeltje Cornelis, on 24 February 1675 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jacob Corneliszen, Aeltje Cornelis).⁴

Claesje Jacobsdr Stille^1,2

• Father*: Jacob Corneliszen Stille³ b. 27 Sep 1643, d. c 1711
• Mother*: Aaltje Fredericks³ d. b 12 Jan 1684

• Claesje Jacobsdr Stille was baptized on 11 February 1672 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, sponsors Hendrick Corneliszen, Jannetie Cornelis.³
• She married first on 13 September 1692 Reynier Pieters Quackenbosch, son of Pieter Quackenbosch and Martje.²
• Claesje Jacobsdr Stille married second on 25 August 1711 Jacob Koning.²

• Patronymic: Claesje Jacobse.
• Claesje Jacobsdr Stille witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Brouwer , daughter of Johannes Brouwer and Marritje Lamb, on 25 October 1713 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jacob and Claasje Coning).⁴
• Claesje Jacobsdr Stille witnessed the baptism of Claesje Quackenbosch , daughter of Jacob Quackenbosch and Anna Brouwer, on 4 November 1739 at Tappan Reformed Church, Tappan, New York, (sponsors Jacob Koning & wife Claesye).⁵

Cornelis Jacobszen Stille^1,2

• Cornelis Jacobszen Stille was probably born between 1615 and 1625 at Vreeland, Province of Utrecht, the Netherlands.
• He married Claesje Teunis at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 24 August 1642.³
• Cornelis Jacobszen Stille married with banns published on 26 July 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Tryntje Walings.⁴
• Cornelis Jacobszen Stille died before 24 July 1686; (banns for his wife's remarriage).⁵

• Also known as Cornelis Jacobszen.⁶
• Also known as Cornelis Jacobszen Van Vreelandt.¹
• Descendants adopted the name Woertendyke.
• In New Amsterdam as early as 1631.¹
• E. R. Purple in Contributions to the History of Ancient Families of New York (1881), p. 5, states that Cornelis Jacobsen, alias Cornelis Jacobsen Van Vreelandt, alias Cornelis Jacobsen Stille, the ancestor of the Somerendyck and Woertensyk families, was in New Amsterdam as early as May 1639, and may have been the junior Cornelis Jacobsen, who, with Cornelis Jacobsen, Senior, of Mertensdyk, leased on the 14th of May, 1638, from Barent Dircksen, baker, the bouwery or farm called Walenstyne. He and Jan Jacobsen Stille, probably his brother, were farmers and leased together 15th August, 1639, from Jonas Bronck, a lot of land with dwelling-house and stock. His brother was probably the Jan Jacobsen of Vrelant, who made a marriage contract, August 15, 1639, with Maritje Pieters, of Copenhagen, and who conveyed, July 29, 1644, to Lambert Valckenburgh, a house on the Island of Manhattan with 25 morgens of land adjoining. He probably left the country soon after or died without issue.²
• On 29 July 1641 Cornelis Jacobsen Stille deeded to Lambert Huybertsen Mol a house and plantation next to Hans Hansen (Bergen) on Long Island.⁷
• On 13 May 1643 Cornelis Jacobsen Stille leased of Cornelis Van Tienhoven, his bouwery in the Smiths Valley.⁷
• On 18 March 1647 Cornelis obtained from Gov. Kieft a patent for bouwery No. 6, previously occupied by Wolfert Gerritsen (Van Couwenhoven), containing 28 1/2 morgens of land. This estate (according to Valentine) lay between Division Street and the East River, extending eastward nearly to Corlear's Hook, and on the south-west included Wolfert's Meadows, through which ran the stream which carried the waters of the Kalkhook, or Fresh Water pond, to the East River.⁷
• The original Stille farm house was situated at the head of Chatham Square in the north-west corner of the present (1881) East Broadway. The kitchen stood on the opposite side of East Broadway. Before 1668, Cornelis Jacobsen Stille conveyed one half of this farm to Augustine Hermans, which portion was again conveyed, 10 Jan 1685, to Wolfert Webbers and Hendrick Cornelisen (Van Schaick) by Francisca Hermans, as attorney for her father. The premises was later known as the Rutger farm, but have for many years comprised on e of the most densely populated portions of the city.⁸
• He was living on 20 January 1683; and was probably the Cornelis Jacobse, of the city of New York, naturalized June 7, 1684.⁸

Jacob Corneliszen Stille^1,2

• Father*: Cornelis Jacobszen Stille¹ b. bt 1615 - 1625, d. b 24 Jul 1686
• Mother*: Claesje Teunis b. bt 1616 - 1626, d. b 26 Jul 1659

• Jacob Corneliszen Stille was baptized on 27 September 1643 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Lysbeth Thys, Hilligond Joris.³
• He married with banns published on 11 March 1671 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, Aaltje Fredericks.⁴
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 6 February 1684 Marytie Hendricx, daughter of Hendrick Janszen Brevoort, (banns 12 Jan 1684).⁵
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille died circa 1711.⁶

• Also known as Jacob Stil.⁷
• Also known as Jacob Somerdyke.⁸
• Also known as Jacob Woertendyke.⁸
• Patronymic: Jacob Corneliszen.⁵
• He witnessed the baptism of Cornelis Hendrickszen , son of Hendrick Corneliszen and Neeltje Cornelis, on 24 February 1675 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jacob Corneliszen, Aeltje Cornelis).⁹
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille witnessed the baptism of Fredric Pieterszen , son of Pieter Barteljoen and Annetie Fredricx, on 30 August 1676 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witnesses: Jacob Stil, Marritie Jacobs).⁷
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille witnessed the baptism of Johannes Webber , son of Aernout Webber and Jannetie Cornelis, on 26 June 1678 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witnesses: Jacob Corneliszen, Willemtie Elberts).¹⁰
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille witnessed the baptism of Jacob Hanszen Hartje , son of Hans Jacobszen Harty and Geertie Lamberts Mol, on 26 November 1681 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witnesses: Jacob Corneliszen, Aeltie Fredricx).¹¹
• Jacob Corneliszen Stille witnessed the baptism of Jacob Quackenbosch , son of Reynier Pieters Quackenbosch and Claesje Jacobsdr Stille, on 4 June 1693 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jacob Corneliszen, Neeltje Van Schaick).¹²
• Descendants assumed the surnames Woertendyk and Somerendyk.

Thymen Cornelisz Stille^1,2

• Father*: Cornelis Jacobszen Stille¹ b. bt 1615 - 1625, d. b 24 Jul 1686
• Mother*: Tryntje Walings¹ b. bt 1633 - 1643

• Thymen Cornelisz Stille was baptized on 21 August 1672 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, sponsors Willem Koeck, Geertie Jans.¹

• Patronymic: Thymen Corneliszen.

Waling Cornelisz Stille^1,2

• Father*: Cornelis Jacobszen Stille¹ b. bt 1615 - 1625, d. b 24 Jul 1686
• Mother*: Tryntje Walings¹ b. bt 1633 - 1643

• Waling Cornelisz Stille was baptized on 6 October 1660 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Cozyn Gerritszen, Vrouwtje Gerrits.¹

James Edward Stillwagon¹

• Father*: James Stillwagon¹
• Mother*: Jane Hyers¹

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• James Edward Stillwagon was born on 31 August 1879 at New York.¹
• He married Ivy Brower, daughter of William A.C. Brower and Susan Anna DeMott, in November 1901.¹
• James Edward Stillwagon died on 10 July 1972 at Uniondale, Nassau Co., New York.¹

Norman Stillwagon¹

• Father*: James Edward Stillwagon¹ b. 31 Aug 1879, d. 10 Jul 1972
• Mother*: Ivy Brower¹ b. 28 Jul 1884, d. 15 Dec 1955

• Norman Stillwagon was born circa 1903 at New York.¹
• He married Margarette circa 1926.²

• Norman Stillwagon appeared on the census on 29 April 1910 at Lawrence (Dist. 1120), Hempstead, Nassau Co., New York, age 7, living with his mother in the household of his grandparents William and Susan Brower.¹
• He appeared on the census on 22 January 1920 at Hempstead, Nassau Co., New York, as Norman Stellwagon, age 18, born in New York, not employed, living with his grandmother Susan Brower.³
• He appeared on the census of 10 April 1930 in the household of Leo Fahrer at Far Rockaway, Queens Co., New York; Leo Fahrer, age 41, born in Germany. Both parents born in Germany. Immigrated to the U.S. in 1906. A butler. Married at age 34. In the household are his wife Katherine, age 30; daughter Barbara, age 3; sister-in-law Marguerite Stillwagon, age 27, married at age 23, born in New York, both parents born in Ireland; brother-in-law Norman Stillwagon, age 28, married at age 24, born in New York, both parents born in New York, a mechanic; and nephew John Stillwagon, age 2, born in New York.²

Stillwell¹

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Stillwell is possibly the Stillwell who married Maria Bergen.¹

Alice Stillwell^1,2

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell² b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke² b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• Alice Stillwell was born circa 1644.²
• She married first at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 26 October 1665 Samuel Holmes, son of Rev. Obadiah Holmes and Katherine Hyde.³
• Alice Stillwell married by license dated on 7 February 1679/80 William Osborne.^2,4,5
• Alice Stillwell married third in 1683 Daniel Lake Esq., son of John Lake and Anne Spicer.^2,4,6

Alice Stillwell¹

• Father*: John Stillwell¹ b. c 1663/64, d. bt 19 Aug 1724 - 17 Jan 1726
• Mother*: Rebecca Throckmorton¹ b. s 1671

• Alice Stillwell was born after 1695.

• She was named in her father's will dated in 1724 single.²
• In 1757 Alice Stillwell resided at New Jersey.³

Alice Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. b 1679
• Mother*: Hannah Taylor b. 16 Jan 1680

Ann Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands² b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Ann Stillwell was born circa 1715.³
• She married Theodosius Bartow, son of Rev. John Bartow and Helena Reid, after 1742.^1,3
• Ann Stillwell married Capt. Philip de Visme after October 1746.³

• She is called Ann Stillwell in her father's will of 1742, and called Ann Bartow in her mother's will in 1746.^3,4
• In 1762 she was appointed one of the administrators of the estate of her deceased brother-in-law, Richard Smith.³

Ann Stillwell¹

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke¹ b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• Ann Stillwell was born in 1643.²
• She married Nathaniel Britton, son of Richard Britton, between 1653 and 1656.¹

• Ann Stillwell is named in her husband's will on 30 November 1683.³
• On 29 July 1686 Anneke Britton was debtor to the estate of Cornelius Steenwick, for the amount of £12.10.0, wampum value.³

Ann Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. 1671, d. 1703
• Mother*: Marie Poillon¹ b. 27 Apr 1679, d. b 2 Nov 1718

• Ann Stillwell married Michaud.²

Ann Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Thomas Stillwell¹ b. 9 Jul 1651, d. bt 21 May 1704 - 9 May 1705
• Mother*: Martha Billiou¹ d. bt 3 Mar 1734 - 23 Oct 1736

• Ann Stillwell was born in 1675.¹
• She married Van Pelt.²
• Ann Stillwell married Jacob Billue after November 1709.¹

• Ann Stillwell was named in her father's will dated on 21 May 1704.³
• In 1709 Nicholas received a deed from Ann Van Pelt for her 1/3 interest in the Billiou-Stillwell property, she making a reservation of a place to dwell. In 1713, Rachel Britton transferred her share to Nicholas without reservation.⁴
• She was named in her mother's will on 3 March 1734 (daughter Ann Billve).⁵

Anna Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Catalyntje Huyberts

• Anna Stillwell was baptized on 14 July 1678 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, godfathers Daniel and Richard Stillwell, Adam Mathe(__), Jan Margen, Annetie, Martha and Maij Stillewil.^1,2

Anne Catherine Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Elizabeth Corwin¹

• Anne Catherine Stillwell was born on 15 May 1681 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• She married Barent Christopher.¹

• Anne Catherine Stillwell was named in her father's will dated on 19 January 1715.²

Catharijn Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Catalyntje Huyberts

• Catharijn Stillwell was baptized on 14 July 1678 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, godfathers Daniel and Richard Stillwell, Adam Mathe(__), Jan Margen, Annetie, Martha and Maij Stillewil.^1,2

Catherine Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands¹ b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Catherine Stillwell was born circa 1716.¹
• She married Rev. Ebenezer Pemberton, son of Rev. Ebenezer Pemberton and Mary Clark, between 13 June 1751 and 26 February 1755.²
• Catherine Stillwell died before 1 September 1757.

• She is called Catherine Stillwell in her father's will of 17 Nov 1742.³

Charity Stillwell

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Ann¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Charity Stillwell was born before 1730 (and possibly much earlier if she was contemporary in age to her only known husband. Charity is not known to have had any children of her own after her marriage).
• She married Jeury Brouwer, son of Abraham Brouwer and Cornelia Caljer, at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 24 October 1747.²
• Charity Stillwell died between 9 May 1787 and 8 March 1790.

• Also known as Geertje Stillwell (Geertje the Dutch equivalent of the English, Charity).³
• In 1787 Charity Stillwell resided at Goshen, Orange Co., New York.⁴
• Her will was dated on 9 May 1787 proved 8 Mar 1790, "Charity Brouwer, now of Precinct of Goshen, Orange Co., widow of Jeremiah Brower late of Kings County on Nassau Island...First I give and bequeath unto Charity Tedemun and to her heirs my black velvet cloak as a testimony of my regard for her. Secondly I give and bequeath unto my sister Mary Sickles and Elizabeth Whitney wife of Abyjah Whitney of the said county of Orange all my wearing apparel to be equally divided between them each one half. Thirdly after all my funeral charges and expenses are paid I give and bequeath unto William Elsworth, Jeremiah Elsworth, the aforesaid Elizabeth Whitney and Charity Tedemun to be equally divided among them in four shares such sum and sums of money that shall at the time of my decease be due to me from my said late husband's grandson Theophilus Brower of New York City, merchant." She names as executor, "the aforesaid William Elsworth." Witnesses: John Hathorn, Eliz. Hathorn, Sibil Willing."^5,6

Court Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Court Stillwell was baptized on 1 September 1771 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses: David Brure, Jannitje do.¹

Daniel Stillwell¹

• Father*: John Stillwell¹ b. c 1663/64, d. bt 19 Aug 1724 - 17 Jan 1726
• Mother*: Rebecca Throckmorton¹ b. s 1671

• Daniel Stillwell was born before 1710.
• He married Maria Poillon, daughter of Jacques Poillon and Katherine, before 1730.²

• He inherited lands in New Jersey from his father but probably sold them to his brother, Joseph. Daniel apparently remained on Staten Island, and he may be the Daniel Stillwell, school teacher, who died suddenly from food lodging in his larynx.³

Daniel Stillwell^1,2

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke¹ b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• Daniel Stillwell was baptized on 13 November 1653 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Pieter Wolfertszen, Jean Vaen, Hester Ter Neuf, Mary Arbecq.³
• He married Maria before 1680.⁴
• Daniel Stillwell died in 1719?¹

Daniel Stillwell¹

• Father*: Daniel Stillwell¹ b. 13 Nov 1653, d. 1719?
• Mother*: Maria¹

• Daniel Stillwell was born at Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York.¹
• He was baptized on 17 October 1680 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Cornelis Corsz, Marritje Jacobsz vander Grift.¹

Deborah Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands¹ b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Deborah Stillwell was born circa 1718.¹
• She married by license dated on 20 March 1740 at Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Richard Smith.²
• Deborah Stillwell died on 23 January 1791; aged 73 yrs.²
• She was buried at Presbyterian Churchyard, Shrewsbury, Monmouth Co., New Jersey; adjacent to her parents.²

• She is called Deborah Smith in her father's will of 17 Nov 1742.³

Elias Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Elizabeth Corwin¹

• Elias Stillwell was born on 13 December 1685 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• He possibly died before 19 January 1715.

• He was named in his father's will dated on 19 January 1715 "to the children of my son Elias, £25." (The will does not explicitly state that Elias is deceased).²

Elizabeth Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands¹ b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Elizabeth Stillwell was born circa 1723.¹
• She married Capt. Peter Wraxall on 9 December 1756.²
• Elizabeth Stillwell married Gen. John Maunsell, son of Richard Maunsell and Jane Waller, at Trinity Church, New York City, New York, on 11 June 1763.³
• Elizabeth Stillwell died between 20 May 1815 and 1 November 1815 at New York City, New York; (dates of will and proving).⁴

• She is called Elizabeth Stillwell in her father's will of 17 Nov 1742.⁵

Elizabeth Stillwell¹

• Elizabeth Stillwell married James Graham.¹

Frances Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Thomas Stillwell¹ b. 9 Jul 1651, d. bt 21 May 1704 - 9 May 1705
• Mother*: Martha Billiou¹ d. bt 3 Mar 1734 - 23 Oct 1736

• Frances Stillwell was said to be born in 1673.¹
• She was baptized on 31 August 1679 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Pieter Noe, Marie Arends.²
• She married Nicholas Britton, son of William Britton and Mary, circa 1701.^1,3

• Also known as Françina Stilwil.²
• In his will dated 21 May 1704, Thomas Stillwell gave to his daughter, Frances, wife of Nicholas Brittan, 60 acres of land (on which the Billiou-Stillwell house stood), "as it is now in his possession" for her life, and then to her son, Nicholas Brittan.^3,4
• Frances Stillwell was named in her mother's will on 3 March 1734 (daughter Francis Brittain).⁵
• She is named in her husband's will on 5 January 1740/41 called, "my wife Francke."⁶
• On 13 August 1746 Frances Britten, widow, and her two daughters sold the Billiou-Stillwell property to Walter Dongan. On 12 Nov 1749, Thomas Dongan (husband of Rachel Britton) sold it to Joseph Holmes.³

Gershom Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary Cooke¹ b. 22 Oct 1643

• Gershom Stillwell was born on 17 August 1683 (according to his original Bible record).²
• He married Elizabeth Grover, daughter of Joseph Grover and Hannah Lawrence.³
• Gershom Stillwell died on 24 January 1752 at Middletown, New Jersey; (Bible rec.).³

• He appeared on the census in 1706 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York, age 23.³
• Gershom Stillwell moved to at Moreland, (outside of Philadelphia), Pennsylvania, about the time of his marriage, but was there for only a short time. He was soon in Middletown, New Jersey, where he built a house later known as the "Old Gershom Stillwell House," and where he and his wife lived out their lives. On 11 June 1717, John Wall of Middletown, yoeman, and wife, Mary, sold to Elizabeth,wife of Gershom Stillwell of the "Manure of Moreland," in the County of Philadelphia, in Pennsylvania, formerly Elizabeth Grover, daughter of Joseph Grover of Middletown, a plantation in Middletown.³

Hannah Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. b 1679
• Mother*: Hannah Taylor b. 16 Jan 1680

Hannah Stillwell¹

• Father*: Gershom Stillwell¹ b. 17 Aug 1683, d. 24 Jan 1752
• Mother*: Elizabeth Grover¹ b. 7 Jun 1685, d. 18 Jan 1763

• Hannah Stillwell was born on 11 November 1720.¹

Hendrik Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Hendrik Stillwell was baptized on 24 May 1782 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Ida Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Ida Stillwell was baptized on 10 May 1785 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Jaques Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Jaques Stillwell was baptized on 23 March 1794 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Jedida Stillwell¹

• Father*: Joseph Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Lois Van Note¹

• Jedida Stillwell married Jasper Bray, son of Richard Bray and Julia Smith.¹

Jeremiah Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary Cooke¹ b. 22 Oct 1643

• Jeremiah Stillwell was born in 1681 age 25 on the Staten Island Census of 1706.¹

• Jeremiah Stillwell was witness to a deed on Staten Island on 4 Nov 1713.²

Jeremiah Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. b 1679
• Mother*: Hannah Taylor b. 16 Jan 1680

Capt. Jeremiah Stillwell^1,2

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke¹ b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• Capt. Jeremiah Stillwell was baptized on 13 January 1663 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Frans Joosten Bruyn, Hans Styn, en s.h.v.³
• He died circa 1749 at Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

• "Youngest son, Jeremiah," was named in his father, Nicholas Stillwell's will dated 22 Dec 1671.⁴
• On 20 Jun 1683, "William ffoster, and Anne his wife," quit claimed to Jeremiah Stillwell of Gravesend, one half of lot formerly belonging to John Johnson bounded by lands of John Emans.⁵

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary b. bt 1630 - 1640

• John Stillwell was born circa 1663/64 at Gravesend, Long Island.¹
• He married Elizabeth before 1693.²
• John Stillwell married Rebecca Throckmorton, daughter of John Throckmorton and Alice Stout, before March 1695/96.³
• John Stillwell died between 19 August 1724 and 17 January 1726.

• Also known as Capt. John Stillwell.⁴
• He resided at Gravesend, Long Island until 1693 when he removed to Staten Island. John Stillwell served as High Sheriff of Richmond County from 1692/93 until 1698.³
• He appeared on the census in 1706 at Staten Island, (Richmond Co.), New York, age 43.³
• His will was dated on 19 August 1724 proved 17 Jan 1725/26.⁵

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: John Stillwell¹ b. c 1663/64, d. bt 19 Aug 1724 - 17 Jan 1726
• Mother*: Rebecca Throckmorton¹ b. s 1671

• John Stillwell was born after 1695 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York.²
• He probably died before November 1757 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York, probably unmarried.²

• Administration of John Stillwell's estate was granted in 1757, to his brother-in-law, Daniel Corson. Objection filed by Joseph Stillwell.³

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. b 1679
• Mother*: Alice Throckmorton¹ b. s 1683, d. bt 1709 - 1714

• John Stillwell was born in 1709.²

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: Gershom Stillwell¹ b. 17 Aug 1683, d. 24 Jan 1752
• Mother*: Elizabeth Grover¹ b. 7 Jun 1685, d. 18 Jan 1763

• John Stillwell was born on 15 March 1716.¹

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke¹ b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• John Stillwell was possibly born between 1654 and 1660 supposed son.

John Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Catalyntje Huyberts¹

• John Stillwell was named in his father's will dated on 19 January 1715.¹

Capt. John O. Stillwell¹

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Capt. John O. Stillwell married Mary Schenck, daughter of Jan Jansen Schenck and Neeltje Bennet.¹

Joost Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Joost Stillwell was baptized on 2 September 1787 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹

Joseph Stillwell¹

• Father*: John Stillwell¹ b. c 1663/64, d. bt 19 Aug 1724 - 17 Jan 1726
• Mother*: Rebecca Throckmorton¹ b. s 1671

• Joseph Stillwell was born on 28 June 1705 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York.²
• He married Sarah Shepard, daughter of Thomas Shepard, at Middletown, New Jersey, on 28 December 1728.³
• Joseph Stillwell died on 12 November 1760 at Monmouth Co., New Jersey; intestate.⁴

• Joseph Stillwell moved to at Nutswamp, Middletown, New Jersey, circa 1721.³

Joseph Stillwell¹

• Joseph Stillwell was born before 1741.
• He married Patience Brewer at Monmouth, New Jersey, on 19 October 1761.^1,2

• Joseph Stillwell resided at Somerset Co., New Jersey.¹

Joseph Stillwell¹

• Joseph Stillwell married Lois Van Note.¹

Lydia Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands¹ b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Lydia Stillwell was born circa 1726 or later.¹
• She married John Watkins.²

• She is called "youngest daughter" Lydia Stillwell in her father's will of 17 Nov 1742.³

Lydia Stillwell¹

• Father*: Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 11 Jan 1664, d. 1739
• Mother*: Mary Moore¹

• Lydia Stillwell married Daniel van Barkelo, son of Dirck van Barkelo and Jannetje Cornelise Van Arsdale.¹

Martha Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary Cooke¹ b. 22 Oct 1643

• Martha Stillwell was born before 1679.²

Martha Stillwell^1,2

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Martha Stillwell married Aris Brower, son of Jan Brouwer and Helena Van Cleef, at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, on 3 August 1786.^1,2

• Martha Stillwell is named in her husband's will on 7 April 1800 made an executor along with his son John.³

Mary Stillwell

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell b. 1671, d. 1703
• Mother*: Marie Poillon b. 27 Apr 1679, d. b 2 Nov 1718

• Mary Stillwell was born in 1702 at Middlesex Co., New Jersey.
• She married Clement Hooper, son of Stephen Hooper and Maria Mallett.

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary b. bt 1630 - 1640

• Mary Stillwell was born before 1672.¹
• She married Thomas Walton at Richmond Co., New York, on 20 February 1699.²

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: John Stillwell¹ b. c 1663/64, d. bt 19 Aug 1724 - 17 Jan 1726
• Mother*: Rebecca Throckmorton¹ b. s 1671

• Mary Stillwell was born before 1708.
• She probably married Daniel Seabrook after 1724 (apparenty no children).²
• Mary Stillwell married Daniel Corsen, son of Christian Corssen and Annetje Gerritsze Kroesen, before 1753.²
• Mary Stillwell died circa December 1764; (codicil to the will of Christian Corsen, dated Dec __, 1764, states that she is deceased and mentions her eldest son Richard Corsen as her heir-at-law).³

• Unmarried in 1724, when her father made his will.²
• Mary is called, "widow Seabrook" in her brother Richard's will of 1748.²
• On 5 February 1762 "daughter-in-law, Mary Corsen, widow," is named in the will of Christian Corsen of Richmond County. She is made one of the executors.³

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹ b. 25 Jun 1671, d. 16 Apr 1743
• Mother*: Mercy Sands¹ b. 1693, d. 24 Oct 1746

• Mary Stillwell was born on 17 August 1714.¹
• She married Capt. Thomas Clarke in October 1745.²
• Mary Stillwell died on 22 July 1802 at New York City, New York.³

• Mary Stillwell, called "eldest daughter," his named in her father's will dated 17 Nov 1742.⁴
• Her will was dated on 6 April 1802 proved 27 Jul 1802.³

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. b 1679
• Mother*: Hannah Taylor b. 16 Jan 1680

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: Gershom Stillwell¹ b. 17 Aug 1683, d. 24 Jan 1752
• Mother*: Elizabeth Grover¹ b. 7 Jun 1685, d. 18 Jan 1763

• Mary Stillwell was born on 2 April 1718.¹

Mary Stillwell¹

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Ann Van Dyke¹ b. b 1625, d. c 1686

• Mary Stillwell was born by in 1660.
• She married Adam Mott Jr., son of Adam Mott and Jane Hulet, on 16 July 1678.¹

• Mary Stillwell was living in 1719.²

Mary Stillwell^1,2

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Elizabeth Corwin¹

• Mary Stillwell was born in 1683 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• She married Hendrick Johnson.¹

• Mary Stillwell was named in her father's will dated on 19 January 1715.³

Neeltje Stillwell¹

• Father*: Richard Stillwell¹
• Mother*: Mary Johnson¹

• Neeltje Stillwell was baptized on 18 November 1791 at Reformed Dutch Church, Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses: Daniel Lake, Neeltje do.¹

Nicholas Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Richard Stillwell¹ b. 1634, d. 1688
• Mother*: Mary b. bt 1630 - 1640

• Nicholas Stillwell was born on 11 January 1664.²
• He married Mary Moore.³
• Nicholas Stillwell probably died in 1739.⁴

• He is probably the Nicholas Stillwell whose lands are mentioned on Staten Island in 1721, and probably the Nicholas Stillwell who administered the estate of Tunis Van Pelt, of Richmond County, New York in 1735.⁴

Nicholas Stillwell¹

• Father*: Thomas Stillwell¹ b. 1671, d. 1703
• Mother*: Marie Poillon¹ b. 27 Apr 1679, d. b 2 Nov 1718

• Nicholas Stillwell was named in his grandfather Capt. Thomas Stillwell's will on 21 May 1704.²
• Nicholas Stillwell was made an executor of the will of Rev. David de Bonrepos on 16 June 1733; proved 6 May 1734. David De Bonrepos, Minister of the Holy Gospel, in the County of Richmond. I leave to my wife Martha for her dower, £50, and £3 in addition and two negro women which are at Jacob Bilyeas, and she shall have the interest on all my lands. And as for my other negro wench named "Judde" and her child "Elisah," I give the child to my wife, and the mother to my heir. Also my wife is to have all household goods except a tankard and a silver cup. I leave to Mr. John Lafort of New York, £40. To Blanche De Bonrepos, wife of Henry Chaden, of New Rochelle, £30. To Anna Pamer (Palmer) and Hester Le Count, my nieces, £10 each. To the three youngest sons of Alexander De Bonrepos, £10 each (names not given). I leave my silver tankard and silver cup and all the rest of my estate to David De Bonrepos son of Alexander De Bonrepos. My negro woman, "Sans" is to be maintained out of my estate. I appoint Barent Martlings, Paul Michaux and Nicholas Stillwell, "Grandson to my wife," executors. Witnesses: Charles Taylor, Jacob Billan, Solomon Maclean.³

Nicholas Stillwell¹

• Father*: Capt. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. 1636, d. bt 19 Jan 1715 - 5 Mar 1715
• Mother*: Catalyntje Huyberts¹

• Nicholas Stillwell was born on 25 April 1673 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹

• He was named in his father's will dated on 19 January 1715.²

Nicholas Stillwell¹

• Father*: Daniel Stillwell¹ b. 13 Nov 1653, d. 1719?
• Mother*: Maria¹

• Nicholas Stillwell was born at Staten Island (Richmond Co.), New York.¹
• He was baptized on 17 October 1680 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Jaques Guion, Sara Casier.¹

Capt. Nicholas Stillwell^1,2

• Father*: Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell¹ b. c 1603, d. 28 Dec 1671
• Mother*: Abigail Hopton³ b. bt 1609 - 1619

• Capt. Nicholas Stillwell was born in 1636 at Holland.^4,2
• He married first at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 6 November 1671 Catalyntje Huyberts (lic. dated 29 Aug 1671).^2,5,6
• Capt. Nicholas Stillwell married second Elizabeth Corwin.²
• Capt. Nicholas Stillwell died between 19 January 1715 and 5 March 1715 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.^1,2

• He was brought to America by his father in 1638, and was at Gravesend, Long Island in 1648. In 1664 he was appointed as one of the Justices of the West Riding of Yorkshire under the Duke of York. In 1691 he was a member of the first Colonial Assembly as a delegate from Kings County.²
• On 27 December 1657 John Bowne bought twelve acres at Gravesend, Long Island from Nicholas Stillwell.⁷
• His will was dated on 19 January 1715 proved 5 March 1715/16. Nicholas Stillwell, of Gravesend, in Kings County, being weak in body. I leave to my wife Elizabeth £40, and a negro woman, and she is to remain in possession of all tenements and lands, and to have two horses, and use of a wagon and "Slay" and furniture, until the 1st Day of August 1717. I leave to my son Nicholas £100, and a negro boy. To the children of my son Elias, £25. All the rest of my estate to my sons Nicholas, John, Richard, and Thomas, and to my daughters, Anne Christopher, and Mary Johnson, and the children of my son Elias, and my grand children, John Emans, Nicholas Emans, Abraham Emans, Isaac Emans, and Catharine Emans. I make my sons Nicholas and Richard executors. Witnesses: Samuel Hubbard, Thomas Craen, Elias Hubbard.^2,8
  
  

Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell^1,2,3

• Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell was born circa 1603 at probably near Guilford, Surrey, England.⁴
• He married first before 1634 Abigail Hopton, daughter of Robert Hopton.³
• Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell married second say 1640 Ann Van Dyke.
• Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell died on 28 December 1671 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York.⁵

• Nicholas Stillwell came from England, first to Virginia, possibly by 1634/35, and was a tobacco viewer there in 1639, then settled in New Amsterdam about 1645/46. On 9 Sep 1648 purchased property at Gravesend, Long Island from Richard Dunn. In January 1649 Nicholas Stillwell was choosen as one of the magistrates for Gravesend, and was reappointed annually through 1653. In 1653 he removed to New Amersfoort (Flatlands), Long Island. In 1654 he was made President of the Court Martial for the trying of freebooters and pirates in Brooklyn. He was magistrate at Amersfoort in 1654 and 1655, and was later in that year, again, a resident of Gravesend and was choosen as magistrate there. In 1664 he removed to the south eastern shore of Staten Island.⁶
• He witnessed the baptism of Peter Billiou , son of Pierre Billiou and Francoise DuBois, on 6 June 1668 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Nicolaes Stillwell, Annetie).⁷
• His will was dated on 22 December 1671 proved 17 Jun 1672, called "Nicholas Stillwell of Staten Island, husbandman, being sick and weake in body but of perfect and sound understanding." Mentions "youngest son Jeremiah," to receive one iron grey mare of about 4 years old; "well beloved and affectionate wife Anne, all my estate consisting of land, housing, cattle, corne, oxen, horses, mares, sheep, swine...lying and being upon Staten Island." Appoints his wife Anne as executrix.⁸
• Administration of Lieut. Nicholas Stillwell's estate was granted on 17 June 1672, granted to widow Anne Stillwell.⁸