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Laurens Van Hoeck¹

• Laurens Van Hoeck witnessed the baptism of Maria Paulding , daughter of Joost Palding and Catharina Duyts, on 24 February 1695 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witnesses: Laurens Van hoeck, Tryntje Bordings).²
• Laurens Van Hoeck witnessed the baptism of Hendrick Brouwer , son of Samuel Brouwer and Grietje Smith, on 17 June 1696 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Laurens Van Hoeck, Elsje Hendricx).¹
• Laurens Van Hoeck was a member of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, on 16 January 1715 (by certificate).³
• He witnessed the baptism of Janneke , daughter of Frederick, on 15 May 1715 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Laurens Van Hoek and his wife).⁴
• Laurens Van Hoeck witnessed the baptism of Frans Buys , son of Jan Buys and Syntje, on 3 December 1721 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Laurens Van Hoeck, and his wife).⁵
• Laurens Van Hoeck witnessed the baptism of a daughter Van Hoeck , daughter of Rickus Van Hoeck and Parent, on 8 July 1722 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Laurens Van Hoeck and his wife).⁶

Bennony Arentse van Hoek¹

• Bennony Arentse van Hoek married Jacomintje Swart, daughter of Teunis Corneliszen Swart and Elizabeth Van Olinda.¹

Isaac Van Hoek¹

• Father*: Arent Van Hoek²
• Mother*: Marytje Heyer²

• Isaac Van Hoek was baptized on 8 October 1721 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹
• He married Cornelia Sebring, daughter of Frederick Sebring and Maria Provoost, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 16 November 1746.¹

Johannes Van Hoesen

• Johannes Van Hoesen married Willempie Viele, daughter of Aernoudt Corneliszen Viele and Gerretje Gerretse, at Reformed Dutch Church, Albany, New York, on 19 June 1709.¹

Marytie Van Hoesen¹

• Marytie Van Hoesen married David Mandeville, son of Yellis Jansen de Mandeville and Elsje Hendricx, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 19 July 1700.¹

Elizabeth Van Hoogten¹

• Father*: Frans van Hoogten
• Mother*: Marritie Gerrits

• Elizabeth Van Hoogten was baptized on 14 September 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Pieter Couwenhoven, Aechtie Dircks.²
• She married Pieter Van Tilburg, son of Jan Theuniszen and Tryntje Pieters, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 26 August 1685 (banns 1 Aug 1685).³

• Also known as Lysbeth Frans.⁴
• Also known as Lysbeth Franse.²
• Elizabeth Van Hoogten witnessed the baptism of Francyntie Buyl , daughter of Willem Buyl and Jannetie Frans, on 5 August 1682 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witness: Lysbeth Frans).⁵
• Elizabeth Van Hoogten witnessed the baptism of Catharina Groice , daughter of Andero Grofes and Jannetje Francen, on 31 August 1694 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Pieter Van Tilburg, Lysbeth Van Hoogten).⁶

Marritie Franse van Hoogten¹

• Father*: Frans van Hoogten¹
• Mother*: Marritie Gerrits¹

• Marritie Franse van Hoogten was baptized on 13 December 1665 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, sponsors Thomas Hall, Anna Maria Bayard.¹
• She married Cornelis Jacobszen Quick, son of Jacob Theuniszen and Neeltje Cornelis, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 28 May 1685; (banns 4 May 1685).²

• Also known as Maryken Frans.³
• Also known as Maria van Hoogten.⁴
• Marritie Franse van Hoogten witnessed the baptism of Frans Van Tilburg , son of Pieter Van Tilburg and Elizabeth Van Hoogten, on 24 November 1689 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jan Teuniszen Van Tilburg, Maryken Frans).³
• Marritie Franse van Hoogten witnessed the baptism of Frans Van Tilburg , son of Pieter Van Tilburg and Elizabeth Van Hoogten, on 9 May 1697 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Barent Van Tilburg, Maria Van Hoogte, h.v. van Co. Quick).⁵

Catherine Van Hook¹

• Father*: Isaac Van Hoeck² b. 28 May 1692, d. b 13 Jun 1770
• Mother*: Catlyn Bergen² b. c 1690, d. b 13 Jun 1770

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Catherine Van Hook was baptized on 2 October 1722 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Tuen Bergen, Matye Bergen.^3,4
• She married first Cornelius Hoagland, son of Elbert Hooglandt and Catlina Bennet.¹
• Catherine Van Hook married by license dated on 14 January 1761 at New York Jacob Adriance.³
• Catherine Van Hook married an unknown person before June 1770.²

• Also known as Catlyntie Van Hoeck.⁴
• She was named in her father's will dated on 14 December 1751 "daughter Catharine, wife of Cornelius Hooglant."²

Isaac Arentsz Van Hook¹

• Father*: Arent Isaacszen Van Hoeck²
• Mother*: Geertje Everts² d. b 9 Aug 1665

• Isaac Arentsz Van Hook was born circa 1660 at Albany, New York.²
• He married Anna Populaer at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 25 July 1686.¹
• Isaac Arentsz Van Hook married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 13 September 1691 Harmtje Dircks Woertman, daughter of Dirck Jansz Woertman and Marritje Teunis Nyssen.^2,3
• Isaac Arentsz Van Hook died circa 1693.⁴

• Also known as Isaac Arentszen.¹

Aefje Van Hoorn¹

• Aefje Van Hoorn married Johan Theobald.¹

• Also known as Aefje Theobles.²
• Aefje Van Hoorn witnessed the baptism of Susanna Bedlow , daughter of Isaac Bedlow and Susanna Bresser, on 29 April 1711 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors John Theobleds, Senr., Aefje Van Hoorn, s.h.v.).¹
• Aefje Van Hoorn witnessed the baptism of John Theobald , son of Robert Theobald and Agnes Lynsen, on 3 March 1725 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Joost Lynse, Aefje Theobles).²

Annatie Van Hoorn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Van Hoorn¹
• Mother*: Margaret Vanderberg¹

• Annatie Van Hoorn married Samuel Demarest, son of Samuel Demarest and Maria de Ruine, at "Lutheran Meeting", Hackensack, New Jersey, on 16 August 1713.¹

• Surname is also spelled Van Horn.²

Barent Barentszen van Hoorn¹

• Barent Barentszen van Hoorn married Jannetje Pieterse, daughter of Pieter Hessels and Lysbeth Gerritse, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 23 February 1712.¹

Cornelis Jansz Van Hoorn

• Father*: Jan Cornelisz Van Hoorn b. b 1615, d. b Jun 1669
• Mother*: Hilligond Joris b. b 1620

• Cornelis Jansz Van Hoorn was born circa 1636 at Hoorn, Noordt Holland, the Netherlands.¹
• He married Anna Marie Jans, daughter of Jan and Annatje Jans, before 1660.²

• Also known as Cornelis Janszen Hoorn.³
• Also known as Corn Jansz Van Hooren.⁴
• Also known as Cornelis Janszen.²
• Also known as Cornelis de Visscher.⁵
• Cornelis Jansz Van Hoorn witnessed the baptism of Johannes Boeckhout , son of Matthias Janszen Boeckhout and Elizabeth Elsworth, on 3 December 1679 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (witnesses: Cornelis Janszen Van Hoorn, Anna Maria).⁶

Jan Cornelisz Van Hoorn¹

• Jan Cornelisz Van Hoorn was probably born before 1615 at Hoorn, Noordt Holland, the Netherlands.
• He married Hilligond Joris at the Netherlands before 1636.²
• Jan Cornelisz Van Hoorn died before June 1669; (wife remarried).³

• Also known as Jan Corneliszen.³
• On 23 June 1645 Jan Cornelissen received land grants on the south side of Marketfield Street.⁴
• On 4 October 1647 He signed a power of attorney to Jan Janszen of New Amsterdam to receive money due him in Amsterdam.⁴
• On 14 April 1657 He was granted small burgher rights at New Amsterdam.⁴
• He was a member of the at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, as early as 1659.⁴
• On 20 April 1661 He bought a water mill from Abraham Pietersen, miller, located "on the fresh water" near present Foley Square (located in Lower Manhattan).⁵
• He witnessed the baptism of Johannes Cornelisz Van Hoorn , son of Cornelis Janszen Van Hoorn and Anne Marie Janszen, on 17 January 1663 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsor Jan Corneliszen Van Hoorn).¹
• Jan Cornelisz Van Hoorn witnessed the baptism of Vrouwtie Cornelise , daughter of Cornelis Jansz Van Hoorn and Anna Marie Jans, on 25 July 1666 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Jan Corneliszen, Hillegond Joris).⁶
• See George O. Zabriskie, "The Jan Cornelisen Van Hoorn/Van Horne Family of New York annd New Jersey," The American Genealogist, vols. 46-47 (1970-1971) for clarification of errors found in earlier accounts of Jan Cornelisen Van Hoorn.²

Jannetje Van Hoorn¹

• Jannetje Van Hoorn married first Joseph Hopper.¹
• Jannetje Van Hoorn married Reynier van Sicklen, son of Ferdinandus van Sicklen and Eva Antonise, at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 26 March 1687.^1,2
• Jannetje Van Hoorn married third Adriaen Lane, son of Gysbrecht Thijssen and Jannetje Adriaense.³
• Jannetje Van Hoorn possibly died before 14 October 1731.⁴

• Also known as Jannetje Van Sicklen (married name).³

Amanda Clarissa Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Amanda Clarissa Van Horn was born on 28 July 1839.²
• She married Joseph M. Dotson.²

Anna Van Horn¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horn¹ b. 3 Jun 1810, d. 30 Sep 1885
• Mother*: Aeltje Blauvelt¹ b. 25 Jun 1813, d. 1 Feb 1873

• Anna Van Horn was born in 1843 at River Vale, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹

Barent Christiansen Van Horn¹

• Father*: Christian Barentszen¹ b. 1625, d. 26 Jul 1658
• Mother*: Jannetje Jans¹ b. 1629, d. b 19 Mar 1692/93

• Barent Christiansen Van Horn was baptized on 14 May 1651 at Lutheran Church, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.²
• He married Geertie Dirckse, daughter of Dirck Claeszen and Wyntie Roelofs, on 14 February 1679.³

• Also known as Barent Cristiaense.⁴
• Also known as Barent Christianszen.¹
• He remained in the area of Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey. On 26 Mar 1667 he was given a confirmatory patent to 170 acres along the Hudson River in Minkaque (Greenville), south of Jersey City. The land was adjacent to the land of his step-father, Laurens Van Buskirk. He also obtained a patent for land on Newark Bay (at Droyer's Point), and also acquired land in the Bogota-Teaneck area of Bergen Co. with his step-father, brothers, and half-brothers. He owned land on the Kill van Cull which he later traded to his half-brother, Andries Laurensen Van Buskirk. A 1702 patent shows that he owned land in "Newark bounds" which was on the west side of the Passaic River. This may have become the property of his eldest son Dirck.
  In 1703, Barnet, and his half-brother Peter Van Buskirk, purchased 1000 acres on Neshaminy Creek in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In 1707, Barent purchased 550 acres in Bucks County. Of this he sold 1391 acres to his sons, Peter, Christian, Abraham and Isaac. Sons, Nicholas and John also moved to the Delaware River Valley from New Jersey. Youngest son, Jacob, was the only one to remain in New Jersey.¹

Catharine Van Horn¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horn¹ b. 3 Jun 1810, d. 30 Sep 1885
• Mother*: Aeltje Blauvelt¹ b. 25 Jun 1813, d. 1 Feb 1873

• Catharine Van Horn was born in 1849 at River Vale, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹

Catherine Van Horn¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Catherine Van Horn married Henry Bedlow, son of Willem Bedlow and Catharina Rutgers.¹
• Catherine Van Horn died on 7 July 1786; during the birth of her son, William.¹

Catrina Van Horn¹

• Father*: Lucas Van Horn¹ b. 14 Apr 1784
• Mother*: Antje Brouwer¹ b. 26 Nov 1791, d. 15 Nov 1818

• Catrina Van Horn was born on 8 July 1816.¹
• She was baptized on 18 August 1816 at Dutch Reformed Church, Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹

Cornelis Christianszen Van Horn¹

• Father*: Christian Barentszen² b. 1625, d. 26 Jul 1658
• Mother*: Jannetje Jans b. 1629, d. b 19 Mar 1692/93

• Cornelis Christianszen Van Horn was baptized on 3 August 1653 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Frans Janszen Van Hoogten, Claertie Alders.²
• He married Margrietje Lucas Vandenburgh, daughter of Luycas Dircksen Vandenburgh and Annetie Cornelis.³
• Cornelis Christianszen Van Horn died between 22 March 1727 and 24 March 1729.

• Also known as Cornelis Christiaenszen.²
• He acquired land in the old Hackensack Township, Bergen County, New Jersey, in the Bogota-Teaneck area. His first patent was dated 1685 and covered 183 acres between the Hackensack River and the West Branch of Overpeck Creek. It was near the area of Teaneck. Lutheran Church services were often held on his home.
  On 29 Apr 1703, Cornelis Christianse and others were given the Waywayanda Patent in Orange County, New York. The patent was near the disputed boundary between New York and New Jersey. There is no evidence that he (or his children) ever lived there. In 1763 the patentees lost title to the land in Orange county for non-payment of quit rents.⁴
• His will was dated on 22 March 1726/27 Cornelis Van Horen, yeoman of Hackensack, Bergen County. Proved 24 Mar 1728/29.⁵

Cornelius Van Horn¹

• Cornelius Van Horn married Nelly Covenhoven, daughter of Cornelius Covenhoven and Mary Hendrickson.¹

Daniel Van Horn¹

• Father*: Lucas Van Horn¹ b. 14 Apr 1784
• Mother*: Antje Brouwer¹ b. 26 Nov 1791, d. 15 Nov 1818

• Daniel Van Horn was born on 3 June 1810.¹
• He was baptized on 24 June 1810 at Dutch Reformed Church, Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹
• He married Aeltje Blauvelt, daughter of John Blauvelt and Sarah Peterson, at Middletown Baptist Church on 21 May 1842.¹
• Daniel Van Horn died on 30 September 1885.¹

• Daniel Van Horn was a stone and brick mason. He lived on the land inherited from his grandfather Daniel Van Horn, on the south side of River Vale Road in River Vale, New Jersey. He built a house on this land, probably about the time of his marriage.¹
• His will was dated on 2 August 1884 devised the north part of his farm to son Daniel; the lot bought from Louis Winkler to the children of daughter Annie, deceased; and the remainder of the land to daughters Catharine and Sarah Maria.¹

Daniel Van Horn¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horn¹ b. 3 Jun 1810, d. 30 Sep 1885
• Mother*: Aeltje Blauvelt¹ b. 25 Jun 1813, d. 1 Feb 1873

• Daniel Van Horn was born in 1851 at River Vale, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹

David Van Horn¹

• David Van Horn married Sara Kool, daughter of Jacob Kool and Sara Demarest.¹

Eleanor Van Horn¹

• Eleanor Van Horn married by license dated on 30 November 1767 at New Jersey Rutgert Van Brunt.¹

Eliza Jane Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Eliza Jane Van Horn was born on 15 October 1833.²
• She married James Brogan on 29 May 1856.²

Emily Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Emily Van Horn was born on 24 October 1841.²
• She married William Westley Snyder on 21 March 1870.²
• Emily Van Horn died on 26 February 1909 at Creston, Union Co., Iowa.³

George Van Horn¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• George Van Horn was born on 7 September 1800 at New Jersey.¹
• He married Clarissa Higbee, daughter of James Higbee Jr. and Mary Fenton.¹
• George Van Horn died on 20 August 1882 at Wapello, Louisa Co., Iowa.¹

George Van Horn Jr.¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• George Van Horn Jr. was born on 28 March 1830.²
• He married Laura Jane Perkins.²

Harrison Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Harrison Van Horn was born on 8 August 1835.²
• He married Jane Clemens.²
• Harrison Van Horn died on 24 November 1863 at Paducah, Kentucky.²

Hattie Van Horn¹

• Father*: Peter Van Horn¹
• Mother*: Rachel Van Gelder¹ b. 22 Apr 1764

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Hattie Van Horn was born on 15 March 1794.²
• She was baptized on 22 June 1796 at Paramus Reformed Dutch Church, Bergen Co., New Jersey.²

Henry Van Horn¹

• Charts: John Rose

• Henry Van Horn married Louisa Rose, daughter of John Rose and Rebecca, at Benton Co., Indiana, on 14 December 1843.¹

James H. Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• James H. Van Horn was born on 11 January 1828.²

• James H. Van Horn resided at Decatur City, Decatur Co., Iowa.²

Johannes Christianszen Van Horn¹

• Father*: Christian Barentszen² b. 1625, d. 26 Jul 1658
• Mother*: Jannetje Jans² b. 1629, d. b 19 Mar 1692/93

• Johannes Christianszen Van Horn was baptized on 18 March 1657 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Herman Smeeman, Aeltje Carstens.²
• He married Anna Cornelis, daughter of Cornelis Matthyszen and Barentje Dircks.³
• Johannes Christianszen Van Horn died before 5 March 1693; (when his wife remarried).

• Also known as Johannes Christiaenszen.⁴
• Also known as Jan Christiaenszen.²
• On 29 Sep 1697, a patent for 160 acres in Hackensack Township was issued to Christiancie Johannes, son and heir of Johannes Christins, late of Bergen County, deceased.⁵

John Van Horn¹

• Father*: Lucas Van Horn¹ b. 14 Apr 1784
• Mother*: Antje Brouwer¹ b. 26 Nov 1791, d. 15 Nov 1818

• John Van Horn was born in 1818.¹
• He died on 14 November 1818.¹

Joseph H. Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Joseph H. Van Horn was born on 4 September 1846.²
• He married Emma Cunningham on 10 October 1883.²

Lucas Van Horn¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horn¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Lucas Van Horn was baptized on 14 April 1784.¹
• He married Antje Brouwer, daughter of Hans Brouwer and Trientje Jersey, at Dutch Reformed Church, Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., New Jersey, on 18 November 1808.¹

• Lucas Van Horn was living in 1850; with his daughter Catrina.¹

Margaret Van Horn¹

• Father*: John Van Horn²

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Margaret Van Horn was born on 20 July 1800.¹
• She married Richard Brower, son of Christopher Brower and Lena Van Houten, on 20 July 1829.¹

• Erroneously called Margaret Van Buskirk in some early biographies of her son, George V. Brower.
• Margaret Van Horn and Richard Brower joined the at First Presbyterian Church, Paterson, New Jersey, on 5 January 1823 on confession. They were dismissed 13 May 1840 to join the Second Presbyterian Church, Paterson.³
• Margaret Van Horn appeared on the census on 10 August 1850 at Paterson, Passaic Co., New Jersey, as Margaret Brower, age 50.⁴
• She appeared on the census in June 1860 at East Ward, Paterson, Passaic Co., New Jersey, as Margaret "Brown", age 60.⁵

Maria Van Horn^1,2

• Father*: Abraham Barentsen Van Horn²
• Mother*: Mary Dungan²

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Maria Van Horn married Isaac Bennet, son of Adriaen Adriaense Bennet and Barbara Vonk, at Reformed Dutch Church, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, on 17 October 1745.¹
• Maria Van Horn married Derrick Kroesen, son of Francis Kroesen and Elizabeth Van der Grift, at Churchville, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, on 16 February 1758.²

Mary Van Horn¹

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Mary Van Horn married David Wynkoop, son of Gerardus Wynkoop and Elizabeth Bennet.¹

Mary Ann Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Mary Ann Van Horn was born on 17 June 1826.²
• She married Joseph Mickey on 23 September 1847.²
• Mary Ann Van Horn died on 21 February 1904 at Cairo, Iowa.²

Peter Van Horn¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Peter Van Horn married Rachel Van Gelder, daughter of Jonathan Van Gelder and Marietje, before 1794.¹

Rachel Van Horn

• Father*: Peter Van Horn
• Mother*: Rachel Van Gelder b. 22 Apr 1764

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

Sarah Maria Van Horn¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horn¹ b. 3 Jun 1810, d. 30 Sep 1885
• Mother*: Aeltje Blauvelt¹ b. 25 Jun 1813, d. 1 Feb 1873

• Sarah Maria Van Horn was born in 1846 at River Vale, Bergen Co., New Jersey.¹

Sitney Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Sitney Van Horn was born on 3 February 1832.²
• She married Louis W. Graham.²

• Descendants lived in Cowley Co., Kansas.²

Thomas Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Thomas Van Horn was born on 24 March 1843.²
• He died on 24 November 1845 at West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa.²

Urias Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• Urias Van Horn was born on 1 July 1837.²
• He died on 16 May 1863 at Champion Hill, Mississippi; in battle during the Civil War.²

• He served in the Union Army during the Civil War enlisted with Co. C., 10th Regt. Iowa Infantry.²

William Van Horn¹

• Father*: George Van Horn¹ b. 7 Sep 1800, d. 20 Aug 1882
• Mother*: Clarissa Higbee¹ b. 10 Apr 1803, d. 1 Apr 1868

• William Van Horn was born on 11 November 1824.²

• He is supposed to have drowned in the Black River in Wisconsin.²

Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Matys Cornelissen² b. b 1644, d. bt 1714 - 1722
• Mother*: Fytie Brouwer² b. bt 1655 - 1660

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Abraham Van Horne was baptized on 15 January 1699 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, sponsors Niklaes Brouwer and h.w. Jannetje.²
• He married Annetje Couwenhoven, daughter of Cornelis Willemszen Van Kouwenhoven and Margaretta Roelofse Schenck, circa 1724.³
• Abraham Van Horne died in November 1759 at Whitehouse, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey; of small pox.⁴
• He was buried at Old Cemetery, Whitehouse, New Jersey.⁴

• Also known as Abraham Van Hoorn.⁵
• Also known as Abram Van Hoorn.⁶
• Also known as Abraham Matthyszen.⁷
• On 24 January 1722 In a deed, Abraham Van Horn sells to Capt. Richard Saltar, land that was originally acquired by Abraham's father Matthys Cornelisson.⁸
• As a young man, Abraham, along with his brother Cornelis, moved to Monmouth County, New Jersey. He and his wife lived in Monmouth County until about 1724 when Abraham purchased ninety acres of land in Hunterdon County, New Jersey. The property was situated along Rockaway Creek near the confluence of its north and south branches, and was part of a large tract originally owned by George Willocks, John Budd and James Logan. It was survayed and recorded in 1720. Abraham built a large public house, or inn, on the main highway running from New Brunswick to Easton, Pennsylvania. It was painted white and the village that grew up around it eventually became known as Whitehouse, New Jersey. His own private house was built in 1731. Abraham and his wife joined the Reformed Dutch Church at Readington in 1749.¹
• He was made an executor of the will of Cornelis Van Horne on 24 December 1743; codicil 3 Feb 1744, proved 16 March 1744. Cornelius Vanhorn of Reading Town, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Names wife Hannah. Eldest son Thomas, tract of land where the testator lived, bought of John Bud, subject to maintaining the testator's minor children. Son, Matthias, land in Upper Freehold adjoining Thomas Leonard, Thomas Averham, Abiah Cook and Joseph Williams, in Monmouth County, subject to payments. Eldest daughter Catherine Vanhorn, when 27. Second daughter Elizabeth Vanhorn when 24. Son, Cornelius, small tract of land in Upper Croswix Creek in Burlington County purchased of Matthew Watson, he paying money to younger brother Daniel Vanhorn at 21. Seven sons and three daughters. Names as executors, son Thomas, brother Abraham Vanhorn and Nicholas Wykoff. Witnessed by Cornelius Wyckof, Roelof Roelofson, Mathias Van Horn, Matt. Brown.
  Codicil: Testator's printing books to the whole family. Elizabeth Vanhorn, the side saddle which was his mother's. Witnesses: Matthew Brown, Cornelius Wyckof, Methias Van Horn.^9,10
• His will was dated on 29 November 1758 proved 5 Dec 1759. Abraham van Horn of Hunterdon Co. Wife, Anita. Children: Abraham (youngest son and under age), Margaret, wife of Herman Rulefson, Phicha, Anita, Neeltie, Matthew (oldest son, married), Cornelius. Children of son Matthew, viz., Abraham, William, Matthew and Cornelius. Homefarm of 250 acres with a gristmill; another farm of 200 acres; other real estate and personal property, including 7 negro slaves. Executors: sons Cornelius and Abraham, with son-in-law Tobias ten Eyck. Witnesses: Cornelius van der Bilt, Edward Wilmot, David Cock.^11,12
• Inventory of estate taken on 9 February 1760 £576.11.6, incl. bonds and book debts, £201.9.5; books £2.14; 5 looking glasses, £4; 200 bush. of wheat, a skreen and a skoop, £64; made by Michael Demott and Edward Wilmot.¹¹
  
  
  
  

Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Abraham Van Horne¹ b. 15 Jan 1699, d. Nov 1759
• Mother*: Annetje Couwenhoven¹ b. c 1702, d. 17 Dec 1759

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Abraham Van Horne was baptized on 10 October 1731.¹
• He died before March 1740.¹

Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Abraham Van Horne¹ b. 15 Jan 1699, d. Nov 1759
• Mother*: Annetje Couwenhoven¹ b. c 1702, d. 17 Dec 1759

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Abraham Van Horne was born on 1 March 1740.¹
• He married Gertrude Wyckoff, daughter of Cornelius Wyckoff and Elizabeth Anderson, on 4 May 1761.²

• He resided at his father's farm and continued the operation of the inn, store, and gristmill. During the American Revolution he served as an Issuing Forage Master for Gen. George Washington, and his barn was used to store flour and provisions for the Continental Troops. In 1792 Abraham invited a Committee from the Classes of New Brunswick Seminary to come to his home and help organize a church at Whitehouse. It was first known as the Dutch Reformed Church of Rockaway. For fifteen years his barn served as the meeting house until in 1807 a church was built in an area of his apple orchard.³

Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Matthew Van Horne² b. 1 May 1720
• Mother*: Mary Crumm²

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Abraham Van Horne was born in February 1742.²
• He married Elizabeth Smith.²

• He is named in his grandfather, Abraham Van Horne's will of Dec 1758.²

Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Abraham Van Horne¹ b. Feb 1742
• Mother*: Elizabeth Smith¹

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• Abraham Van Horne was born on 8 August 1775.¹
• He married Amy Bingham.¹
• Abraham Van Horne died on 19 November 1844.²

Dom. Abraham Van Horne¹

• Father*: Abraham Van Horne¹ b. 1 Mar 1740
• Mother*: Gertrude Wyckoff¹ b. 1741

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• Dom. Abraham Van Horne was born on 3 December 1763.¹
• He married Anne Covenhoven, daughter of Cornelius Covenhoven and Mary Hendrickson, on 13 October 1785.²
• Dom. Abraham Van Horne died on 5 January 1840.³
• He was buried at Reformed Church, Caughnawaga (now Fonda), Montgomery Co., New York.³

• During the Revolutionary War he assisted his father in his role as Commissary for the Continental Army. After the Revolution, Abraham entered Queens College (now Rutgers University) where he studied for the ministry and received his license to preach in 1792 (Sprague's Annals of the Reformed Church in America). During his career he held three pastorates (1796-1833), one at Warwarsing, near Kingston, New York. The last was at Caughnawaga (Fonda), New York. He married over fifteen hundred couples and batized over twenty-three hundred children, and assisted in organizing several Reformed Churches.²

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelis Van Horne¹ b. 4 May 1695, d. 12 Feb 1744
• Mother*: Hannah Seabrook¹ b. 15 Nov 1706, d. 1788

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 28 August 1738 at Hunterdon Co., New Jersey.¹
• He married Hannah Huff, daughter of Richard Huff, at New Jersey on 9 December 1763.²
• Abram Van Horne died on 5 March 1810 at Van Hornesville, Herkimer Co., New York.³
• He was buried at Van Hornesville Cemetery, Herkimer Co., New York; in 1928 descendants placed a large boulder with an inscribed bronze tablet at his gravesite.⁴

• In about 1771, Abram moved to Tryon County, New York, and settled in what was then called Warrensbush. During the Revolution he was a Patriot and in June 1775 joined the Tryon County Safety Committee as a member of the Mohawk District. The meetings were often held at the Van Alstyne House in Canajoharie. Due to threats of violence, and an aborted assassination attempt by local Tories, a blockhouse was built for Abram's family which was guarded by several soldiers. He was appointed Quartermaster of the Third Regt., Tryon Co. Militia under Col. Frederick Visscher. In 1779, Abram Van Horne became a member of the New York State Legislature and served for four sessions. On 22 May 1781, he was appointed High Sheriff of Tryon County, and afterwards was known as "Sheriff Abram." In 1783 he retraced a march he had made in 1779 over the Otsquago Trail, this time accompanied by his sons Daniel and Richard. They first settled near Cansdebanak Church, not far from Fort Plain, but after a couple of years moved further up Otsquago Creek, settling on land which is now known as Van Hornesville (a hamlet in the town of Stark, Herkimer Co., New York). There he built a mill, house, an inn, and a store. His apple orchard later became a park in the village, his old barn became a museum, and the Central School was built on land owned by one of his sons.³
• He witnessed the baptism of Adaline Van Horne , daughter of Thomas Van Horne and Lucy Torrey, on 26 April 1802 at Reformed Dutch Church, Herkimer, New York, (sponsors Abram and Hannah Van Horne).⁵

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Mathias Van Horne¹ b. 10 Oct 1724
• Mother*: Nelly Crumm¹ b. 19 Mar 1721, d. 3 May 1803

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• Abram Van Horne was born at Upper Freehold, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: James Van Horne¹ b. 23 Apr 1740, d. Sep 1794
• Mother*: Elizabeth Sleight¹ b. 1737, d. 23 Mar 1820

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 28 February 1776.¹
• He was baptized on 7 April 1776 at Reformed Dutch Church, Marlboro, New Jersey.²
• He married Jemina Benschoten at First Reformed Dutch Church, Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York, on 16 February 1800.³
• Abram Van Horne died on 28 June 1857 at Otsego Co., New York.⁴
• He was buried at Lakewood Cemetery, Cooperstown, New York.⁴

• Soon after the birth of their first child, Abram and his wife left New Jersey for Otsego County, New York. He purchased a large tract of land along Lake Otsego which included Five Mile Point. His house was built on a hill overlooking the lake.⁴

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Daniel Van Horne¹ b. 12 May 1743
• Mother*: Anna Parleman¹ b. s 1752, d. bt 24 May 1795 - 1799

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 24 May 1795.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Van Horne¹ b. 10 Mar 1745, d. 6 Feb 1823
• Mother*: Eve Frederick¹ b. 8 Aug 1756, d. 1 Nov 1830

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 25 October 1789.¹
• He married Margaret Barbero at Reformed Church, Glen, Montgomery Co., New York, on 5 November 1809.²

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Thomas Van Horne¹ b. 14 May 1748
• Mother*: Maria Frederick¹

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 22 December 1799.¹
• He married first Dolly Shanhultz.¹
• Abram Van Horne married second Catherine House.¹
• Abram Van Horne married third Elizabeth Sites.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: William Van Horne¹
• Mother*: Margaret Thomassen¹

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• Abram Van Horne married Elizabeth Hedrick.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne¹ b. 15 Jan 1794, d. 28 Nov 1882
• Mother*: Hannah Van Horne¹ b. 4 Jul 1796, d. 11 Jul 1879

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 22 November 1829.¹
• He married Ann Elizabeth Newkirk, daughter of Garret Newkirk and Catherine Serviss, on 1 January 1856.²
• Abram Van Horne died on 4 April 1912.³

• Author of Our Kindred (1888), a genealogy of his branch of the Van Horne Family. It was revised and updated by his granddaughter, Elsie O. Hallenbeck in 1959 as Our Van Horne Kindred.³

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Van Horne¹ b. 15 Nov 1793, d. 14 Oct 1869
• Mother*: Catherine Shanhultz¹

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 23 July 1826.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Van Horne¹ b. 1724
• Mother*: Charity Wyckoff¹ b. 25 Oct 1724

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• Abram Van Horne was born in 1749.¹
• He married Eva Pickell, daughter of Baltus Pickell and Phildia Van Horne, on 21 December 1770.²

• "It is thought that he moved to Pennsylvania about 1790 where he practised as a physician."³

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Abram Van Horne¹ b. 1749
• Mother*: Eva Pickell¹

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• Abram Van Horne was born on 6 May 1789.¹
• He was baptized on 30 August 1789 at Lutheran Church, Oldwick, New Jersey.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Van Horne¹ b. 10 May 1762, d. 1848
• Mother*: Kate Weller¹

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• Abram Van Horne married Esther Bell.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Matthew Van Horne¹ b. 12 Nov 1782
• Mother*: Brackie Rosabom¹

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• Abram Van Horne married Hariet Wyckoff on 2 November 1825.¹

Abram Van Horne¹

• Father*: Cornelius Van Horne¹ b. 26 Sep 1789
• Mother*: Maria Suydam¹

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