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"The Easy-Going Van Woggelums", by George E. McCracken, Ph.D, pg 204-210, "The American Genealogist", Vol. 32, No 4, October 1956.
Jan is listed in the census of Staten Island, by Stillwell, his age is given as 62. The exact date of the census is unknown.
Jan Pieterson Mackelyck and wife Styntien Janssen joined the Brooklyn church on 13 May 1670, six years after their marriage.
Jan Pieterson made two wills, the first dated 4 Sep 1682 abstracted in "Calendar of Albany Wills", by B. Fernow, page 444 f. #1966, citing Albany Notarial Papers 2:404. This will was not probated since he recovered to live 36 more years. He stated that he was born in Amsterdam, that his wife Stintje Jans was born at Ootmars and is living at Kil van Kol, near Palman Mills on Staten Island. Mentions unnamed children and names sole heiress and executrix.
Jan Pieterson Mackelich, widower of Styntje Jans, married at Brooklyn 21 Oct 1685, a second wife, Mrs. Hendricka Strockels, born at Deventer, widow of Monsiur Michiel Hainel.
Jan Pieterson Mackelyck and Hendricka Strockells are mentioned in a Kings County deed dated 10 Sep 1687.
By 1696 they had moved back to Staten Island and were witnesses of a baptism at Port Richmond Dutch church and the surname appears frequently in the registers of that church.
The second will of John Wooglam, County of Richmond, dated 1 March 1717/1718, probated 8 April 1719 [Collection N Y Historical Society, Wills 2:185] mentions no wife or daughters and only grandchildren of deceased son John, and beloved son Andrian. Executors brother Pieter and son Adrian; witness: Mercy Butler, James Simpkins, Augustus Grahm.
DAUGHTER - Stintie witness to the Baptismal: Claes Arentsee, Grietje wife of Jan Pieters [i.e. Van Huysen].
Stintie and husband Thomas Pursell were on a deed and their son Jan's baptism in 1698 at Port Richmond was witnessed by Stintle's sister Grietje.
DAUGHTER - Grietje Margriet. Baptismal also record in Flatbush, witnesses: William Jorrison, Hermjen Jans.
She witnessed the Baptismal of her nephew Jan Pursell in 1698 at Port Richmond as Grietie.
SON - Jan [John] His baptism was not found in the Staten Island Census printed in Stillwell;s "Historical & Genelogical Miscellany" Volume 1 dated tentatively by him as 1706, listes John as 30 two years older than his brother Adrian.
John and his wife Blandina witnessed baptisms together at Port Richmond 1701-1708.
His will dated 30 March 1712 probated 22 Julyl 1713, called him John Woglin Jr. , of Staten Island. He names eldest son Dowe Woglum; wife Blandia; children Dave/Dowe, Cornelius, John, Christina [aged 15 in 1719], Sytie [d before 1718] and Blandia. Witnesses - Cob Corson, Joel Van Pelt, and Oswald Foord.
SON - Adriaen [Ury/Ary] Witnesses at Adriaen baptismal 1678 were Thomas Verdon and Agatha Jans. 25 Mar 1715 at Bergen as Ary Van Wouglin, y.m. from Staten Island, Seleyntje Preyed, y.d., from Bergen, living at Ahasemus. [This is his wife Celia Pryer given in "Old Families of Staten Island", by J J Clute, 1877, pg 102.
Ary's children baptized at Port Richmond 1724 - 1726.
DAUGHTER - Heletie. Helletie witnessed baptisms at Port Richmond 1719 - 1720.
STATEN ISLAND Wills & Administration pb 196-197. JOHN WOOGLAM. In the name of God, Amen. I, JOHN WOOGLAM, of the County of Richmond, being in good disposition of body. I leave to my beloved son ADRIAN, Ð50, "and my new North wester' [coat]. I leave to my grand son, DOWE WOOGLAM, the eldest son of my son JOHN, deceasaed, my lot of land lying on the north side of Staten Island, fronting to the Kill von Kull, bounded west by the land of the widow HOOGLANDS, east by the lot of JACOB CORSEN. Together with the half lot lying in the woods, in the rear of said lot, with all the meadoaw, houses, orchards and barns. Also all the meadow grounds by me purchased in New Jersey, lying at a certain place called the West Vly, within the bounds of Elizabeth town, and he is to pay to my executors the sum of Ð260. But he is not to enter into possession until his sister is 15 years of age, unless his mother BLANDINA should die before his sister [BLANDINA] comes to that age. But if my grand son DOWE WOOGLAM should die, then the lands are to go to his brother JOHN WOOGLAM. I also give to my grand son DOWE, my wearing apparell, and my gun and a copper vessell containing two barrels. I leave to my four grand children, DOWE, JOHN, CHRISTINA and BLANDINA, Ð250, and 6 pewter dishes, 6 plates, 5 iron pots, a gridiron, 2 flax hetchells, 4 augurs, 24 iron teeth for a harrow, 2 beetle rings, 2 hooks for thatching, cattle and horses, "and one negro man which I paid SAMUEL BAYARD for." I leave to my grand son JOHN WOOGLAM, my long gun, and to each of my grand daughters a feather bed. I make by brother PETER, and my son ADRIAN, executors.
Dated March 1, 1717. Witnesses, MARY BUTLER, JANE C. JENKINS, AUGUSTUS GRAHAM.
Proved April 8, 171N9. Liber 9:29; WNYHS II:185.Also found spelled = JAN PIETERSE VAN WOGGELUM
Styntje Jans became a member of the Albany church at the end of 1683 but must have died soon afterwards, since Jans Pieterson Mackelich married his 2nd wife in 1685.
Ootmarsum in the Province of Overyssel is near the German border.
SHIP PASSENGER LISTS NY-NJ. pg 134. 17 April 1664. a Sicke Jams from Amsterdam sailed on The CONCORD.
THE WELCOME CLAIMANTS PROVED, DISPROVED & DOUBTFUL, Genealogical Publishing 1970, pgs 93-94. Christina in Dutch records was regularly called "Stintje Jans", that is in English, "little Christina, daughter of John."
Marriage Notes for Jan Pieterse Van Woggleum and Styntje "Christina" Jans-3275
Witnesses to the marriage: Annetj Pieters [groom's grandmother]; Johannes Marcus [bride's stepfather] and Esje Hendricks [bride's mother]. The father [Jans] of the bride was therefore dead and her maternal grandfather was named Hendrick.
"The Easy-Going Van Woggelums", by George E. McCracken, Ph.D, pg 204-210, "The American Genealogist", Vol. 32, No 4, October 1956.
Jan is listed in the census of Staten Island, by Stillwell, his age is given as 62. The exact date of the census is unknown.
Jan Pieterson Mackelyck and wife Styntien Janssen joined the Brooklyn church on 13 May 1670, six years after their marriage.
Jan Pieterson made two wills, the first dated 4 Sep 1682 abstracted in "Calendar of Albany Wills", by B. Fernow, page 444 f. #1966, citing Albany Notarial Papers 2:404. This will was not probated since he recovered to live 36 more years. He stated that he was born in Amsterdam, that his wife Stintje Jans was born at Ootmars and is living at Kil van Kol, near Palman Mills on Staten Island. Mentions unnamed children and names sole heiress and executrix.
Jan Pieterson Mackelich, widower of Styntje Jans, married at Brooklyn 21 Oct 1685, a second wife, Mrs. Hendricka Strockels, born at Deventer, widow of Monsiur Michiel Hainel.
Jan Pieterson Mackelyck and Hendricka Strockells are mentioned in a Kings County deed dated 10 Sep 1687.
By 1696 they had moved back to Staten Island and were witnesses of a baptism at Port Richmond Dutch church and the surname appears frequently in the registers of that church.
The second will of John Wooglam, County of Richmond, dated 1 March 1717/1718, probated 8 April 1719 [Collection N Y Historical Society, Wills 2:185] mentions no wife or daughters and only grandchildren of deceased son John, and beloved son Andrian. Executors brother Pieter and son Adrian; witness: Mercy Butler, James Simpkins, Augustus Grahm.
DAUGHTER - Stintie witness to the Baptismal: Claes Arentsee, Grietje wife of Jan Pieters [i.e. Van Huysen].
Stintie and husband Thomas Pursell were on a deed and their son Jan's baptism in 1698 at Port Richmond was witnessed by Stintle's sister Grietje.
DAUGHTER - Grietje Margriet. Baptismal also record in Flatbush, witnesses: William Jorrison, Hermjen Jans.
She witnessed the Baptismal of her nephew Jan Pursell in 1698 at Port Richmond as Grietie.
SON - Jan [John] His baptism was not found in the Staten Island Census printed in Stillwell;s "Historical & Genelogical Miscellany" Volume 1 dated tentatively by him as 1706, listes John as 30 two years older than his brother Adrian.
John and his wife Blandina witnessed baptisms together at Port Richmond 1701-1708.
His will dated 30 March 1712 probated 22 Julyl 1713, called him John Woglin Jr. , of Staten Island. He names eldest son Dowe Woglum; wife Blandia; children Dave/Dowe, Cornelius, John, Christina [aged 15 in 1719], Sytie [d before 1718] and Blandia. Witnesses - Cob Corson, Joel Van Pelt, and Oswald Foord.
SON - Adriaen [Ury/Ary] Witnesses at Adriaen baptismal 1678 were Thomas Verdon and Agatha Jans. 25 Mar 1715 at Bergen as Ary Van Wouglin, y.m. from Staten Island, Seleyntje Preyed, y.d., from Bergen, living at Ahasemus. [This is his wife Celia Pryer given in "Old Families of Staten Island", by J J Clute, 1877, pg 102.
Ary's children baptized at Port Richmond 1724 - 1726.
DAUGHTER - Heletie. Helletie witnessed baptisms at Port Richmond 1719 - 1720.
STATEN ISLAND Wills & Administration pb 196-197. JOHN WOOGLAM. In the name of God, Amen. I, JOHN WOOGLAM, of the County of Richmond, being in good disposition of body. I leave to my beloved son ADRIAN, Ð50, "and my new North wester' [coat]. I leave to my grand son, DOWE WOOGLAM, the eldest son of my son JOHN, deceasaed, my lot of land lying on the north side of Staten Island, fronting to the Kill von Kull, bounded west by the land of the widow HOOGLANDS, east by the lot of JACOB CORSEN. Together with the half lot lying in the woods, in the rear of said lot, with all the meadoaw, houses, orchards and barns. Also all the meadow grounds by me purchased in New Jersey, lying at a certain place called the West Vly, within the bounds of Elizabeth town, and he is to pay to my executors the sum of Ð260. But he is not to enter into possession until his sister is 15 years of age, unless his mother BLANDINA should die before his sister [BLANDINA] comes to that age. But if my grand son DOWE WOOGLAM should die, then the lands are to go to his brother JOHN WOOGLAM. I also give to my grand son DOWE, my wearing apparell, and my gun and a copper vessell containing two barrels. I leave to my four grand children, DOWE, JOHN, CHRISTINA and BLANDINA, Ð250, and 6 pewter dishes, 6 plates, 5 iron pots, a gridiron, 2 flax hetchells, 4 augurs, 24 iron teeth for a harrow, 2 beetle rings, 2 hooks for thatching, cattle and horses, "and one negro man which I paid SAMUEL BAYARD for." I leave to my grand son JOHN WOOGLAM, my long gun, and to each of my grand daughters a feather bed. I make by brother PETER, and my son ADRIAN, executors.
Dated March 1, 1717. Witnesses, MARY BUTLER, JANE C. JENKINS, AUGUSTUS GRAHAM.
Proved April 8, 171N9. Liber 9:29; WNYHS II:185.Also found spelled = JAN PIETERSE VAN WOGGELUM
Page 12-13. PETER BIYOU/BILLOU/BALYOU/BELEW. In the name of God, Amen. Be it known and manifest unto all to whom these presents may come, that I, PETER BIYOU, of the County of Richmond. I leave to my wife PERRIYE GERRIAGE, Ð10, and also Ð15 per annum for life, as agreed by an ante nuptial contract.
I also leave her the use of all household stuff. I leave to my eldest son, ISAAC BIYOU, Ð25 for his birth right. I leave to the two children of son JACOB, deceased Ð50 each, I having sufficiently done for their father in his life time. I leave to the four sons of my daughter CATHERINE, by her husband, RICHARD CURTIS, a certin tract of land adjoining to DANIEL LAKE, in County of RIchmond, being 84 acres to be equally divided. I having paid a certain mortgage of Ð125 to PAUL RICHARDS, which he had upon a ertain piece of land belonging to NICHOLAS LARGILLIER, deceased, the husband of my daughter FRANCES, who is since intermarried with JOHN MORGAN, which piece of land lyeth in Richmond County, whereby the title is devolved upon me. And whereas NICHOLAS, the son and heir of said NICHOLAS the son and heir of said NICHOLAS LARGELLER, is heir to his estate, whom I had specially provided for on the marriage of my daughter FRANCES, my said daughter is to enjoy the benefit of the same till the said NICHOLAS shall come of age, and he shall pay Ð125 to the children of his mother, whether by his own father or of JOHN MORGAN. I leave the rest of my estate to my son ISAAC BILLOU, and to the children of my daughter MARIA, whife of ARENT PRALL, who is deceased, MARTHA, wife of THOMAS STILLWELL, CHRISTENSE, wife of ABRAHAM MARLET, CATHERINE, wife of RICHARD CURTIS, and FRANCES wife of JOHN MORGAN. Makes Abraham Gouveneur, Jacques Pouillon and Jasper Nissepat executors.Dated September 11, 1699. Witnesses: Nicholas Jamaine, Jacob Thibou. Proved in New York, 6 January 1702. Liber 7:79 WNYHS I:358.
Page 13. Inventory of the estate PETER BELEW taken February 2, 1702. Total Ð351. Liber 5-6:362 WNYHS I:315.
9 MAY 1661 Ship De St. Jan Baptiste from Blauvelt, Netherlands to Dutch colony of New Netherlands (NY). Huegonots, left France because of religious persecution.
First permanent settlement made on Staten Island in 1661 by Pierre Billiou & others with Permission of the Dutch West India Company.
Chretien Maximillian DuBois Marquis De Fiennes
WFT #16-645, 16-973 [born Wicres, Artois, Pas de Calais, France]
WFT # 17-513 [states he died 1629], and his parents were Pieere DuBios and Francoise de Liville. They had 6 children- Jean b 1590, Louis b 1593, Francoise b 1595, Creitien b 1597, Jacques b 1600 and Xavier b 1602.
Says name is DuBois de Finnens.
Says she was born about 1600 in Tournay, Belgium.