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Gaspard Colet de Rapalje—G 13
b.
1505 Sur Loire, France.
Gaspard was a colonel in the French infantry in 1545. In 1548, he became a Huguenot
and had to flee France to avoid religious persecution and stayed with relatives in Antwerp, Belgium. Legend sates he
married the daughter of Abram Janssen, a noted painter, though this is not proven. The de Rapelje family supposedly
owned large estates in Brittany, took part in the crusades, and were early converts to the “Reform faith”.
As a result, some were killed and others fled to Switzerland, Belgium and Holland.
Family 1: ? Janssen, daughter
of Abram (Abraham) Janssen.
1. Breckje Rapalje, m. Jan Abram Janssen 1569.
2. William Janssen de Rapalje,
b. Holland.
3. Antoine Janssen de Rapalje, b. Holland.
4. Joris/Jores Janszn Rapalje, m. Catherine Trico.
Jeronimus (Jeronymus) Trico—G 13
b. Paris, France.
Family 1: Michele Sauvagie, d. aft. 1624,
m. (1) ? (child Maria Flamen, m. Philippe de Fontayne), (2) Jeronymus Trico.
1. Catalyntie Trico, m. Jores/Joris
Janszn de Rapalje.
2. Margrite Trico, b. ~1606, m. Jan de la Fontayne ~1632.
Teunis Gijsbertszn InDenBoogaertman—G
13, son of Gijsbert InDenBoogaertman.
b. 1562.
d. 1647 Schoolrewoerd, S. Holland.
Family 1: Neeltje
Lauren, d. bef. 1646.
1. Gijsbert Theuniszn Bogaert, m. Aertjien Bastiaens.
2. Louw Theuniszn Bogaert,
b. Schoonrewoerd, Neth., d. aft. 1676 Vianen, S. Holland.
3. Cornelius Theuniszn Bogaert, b. Schoonrewoerd, Neth.
Family 2: Maeyeken Meertens/Martins.
Arent Theunissen Van Hengel (Heuglen)—G 13.
b. ~1616
Hengel, Gelderland, Holland.
d. 9/1655 Staten Island, NY.
Family 1: Tryntie Reynders, b. ~1620 Hengel, Gelderland,
Holland, d. 1671 Staten Island, NY, m. 1640 Hengel.
1. Reynier Arentsen, m. (1) Annetje Hermans, (2) Jennetje
Aukes Van Nuyse.
2. Mary Arents, b. 1641 Hengel, d. 1675, m. Jan Jansen Langestract.
3. Hendrick Arentsen,
b. 1643 Hengel, d. 1700, m. Catherine Hardenbroeck 10/25/1684 NY.
4. ? Van Hengel, b. 1646 Hengel, d. 1655 Staten
Island, NY.
Aucke Janse Van Nuys—G 13, son of Jan Goosens and Ebelken Hermans.
b. 1618 or 1621 Holland.
d. 1698 New Utrecht, NY.
Aucke immigrated to New Amsterdam about 1651 from Amsterdam. He was a carpenter
and built the first church in Flatbush, NY. He lived in Brooklyn in 1661, Flatlands in 1665, Flatbush in 1669, and New
Utrecht by 1675.
Family 1: Magdalena Pieterse, daughter of Pieter Jansz and Adriaentgen Arentsz, b. ~1620 Langendijck,
Holland, m. 4/23/1645 Amsterdam, Holland.
1. Annetje Van Nuys, b. 1/28/1645/46 Holland.
2. Anneken
Aukes Van Nuys, b. ~1640 Nuis, Gronigen, Netherlands or 1/28/1646 Amsterdam, m. (1) Winant Pieterse Van Ecke 12/4/1661,
(2) Derick Janse Wortman 4/9/1691.
3. Jan Aukes Van Nuys, b. ~1646 Nuis or Amsterdam, m. (1) Barbara Provoost
7/29/1673, (2) Eva Janse 4/4/1680.
4. Gertruyd Van Nuys, b. 6/9/1647 Nuis or Amsterdam, m. Franz Joosten.
5.
Jennetje Aukes Van Nuyse, m. Reynier Arentsen.
6. Abigail Van Nuys, b. 1651 Holland, d. 7/19/1748 NY, m. Leffert
Pieterse.
7. Pieter (Pontus) Van Nuys, b. 10/12 or 13 /1652 Nuis or NY.
8. Jacobus Van Nuys, b. ~1654
New Amsterdam, d. 12/6/1710 New Amsterdam, m. Marie (Mary, Maria) Williams (Willemse) Cornell 4/26/1685.
9.
Yda Aukes Van Nuys, b. ~1656 Flatbush, NY, m. Auke Rynierse.
10.Femmetje Aukes Van Nuys, b. 3/2 or 12 /1661/62 Brooklyn,
NY, m. Jan Stevense Van Vorhees 10/8/1680.
11.Ida Van Nuys, b. ~1664.
Family 2: Elizabeth Janse 12/1666.
Family 3: Geertje Gysberts.
Guillaume “Willem” de la Vigne—G 13, son of Jean de la
Vigne.
b. ~1590 Valenciennes, France.
d. bef. 4/30/1632 New Amsterdam, NY.
Guillaume was a French refuge to
Holland. In Holland he was known as Guelyn Vigne. In 1613, the couple came to America on a fleet of 4 ships.
Their ship, the Tiger, caught fire and burned on Manhattan beach. Their 3rd child was born during their first winter.
They were one of the first settlers in Manhattan and owned property where Wall St. is now. Their farm was on the East
River where Wall St. intersects with Pearl St. Another source stated they sailed for New Amsterdam in April of 1624
on the Nieu Nederlandt.
Family 1: Adriene Cuvelier, b. ~1590 France, d. 1655 Manhattan, NY, m. (1) Guillaume
de la Vigne, (2) Jan Jansen Damen 4/30/1632 New Amsterdam. In Holland, she was known as Adriantje Cuvilje.
1.
Jean (Jan) Vigne, b. ~1624, d. 12/21/1689 New Amsterdam, m. (1) Emmerens Van Nieuwerzluys, (2) Weiske Huytes. He
is reportedly the first white male born in the New World.
2. Christina Vignes, m. Dircks Volckertszen.
3.
Maria Vigne, d. ~1670, m. (1) Jan Roos, (2) Abraham Isaacse VerPlanck.
4. Rachel Vigne, b. 3/16/1623 Leyden Holland,
d.1663, m. Cornelis Van Tienhoven.
Lucas Van Kessel—G 13
Family 1: ?.
1. Barbara
Lucas Van Kessel, m. Teunis Janszen Covert.
Joseph Waldron—G 13, son of Resolved Waldron.
b. Amsterdam,
Holland.
Came to America in 1652. Book printer.
Family 1: Annetje Daniels, daughter of Daniel Dama.
1. Daniel Waldron, m. Sarah Rutgers.
Family 2: Aeltje Hendricks.
Rutger Williamsen Van
Landgndyck—G 13
Family 1: Gysbertie Martyns.
1. Sarah Rutgers, m. Daniel Waldron.
John William Workman—G 13
d. bef. 1647 Amsterdam, Holland.
Believed to have migrated to Holland from
England to escape persecution as a Puritan.
Family 1: Harmtje/Hannah Jans, m. (1) John Workman bef. 1628, (2)
Lodowycke De Jong, lived to an old age and owned property in Long Island and Brooklyn.
1. Elizabeth Jans Woertman,
b. ~1630 Amsterdam, Holland, m. (1) Pieter Jansen Noorman 7/7/1647 America, (2) Joost Jansen Cocquit 10/6/1662.
2.
Dirck Janse Woertman, m. Marietje Teunison.
3. Annetje Lodowycke (Lodewick) Woertman, b. ~1636, d. bef. 7/8/1684,
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