Person:Agnes Unknown (648)

Watchers
Agnes _____
 
  • H.  Herman Van Snyder (add)
  • WAgnes _____ - 1692
  1. Wansley Van Snyder
  • H.  Makeman (add)
  • WAgnes _____ - 1692
m.
m.
m. 28 Oct 1689
Facts and Events
Name Agnes _____
Gender Female
Marriage to Herman Van Snyder (add)
Marriage [she is the widow Van Snyder]
to Makeman (add)
Marriage [she is the widow Makeman]
to Cornelius Bom
Marriage 28 Oct 1689 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States[2nd wife ; she is the widow Bom]
to Anthony Morrris
Death[1] 26 Jul 1692 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
References
  1. Moon, Robert C. (Robert Charles). The Morris family of Philadelphia: descendants of Anthony Morris, born 1654-1712 died. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: R.C. Moon, 1898-1909)
    32, 50.

    He m. secondly at Philadelphia Monthly Meeting, 8th mo. 28th, 1689, Agnes Bom, widow of Cornelius Bom. She d. 5th mo. 26th, 1692.

    ... The will of Cornelius Bom leads us to infer, that Agnes had been married at least twice, before her marriage with him. Her name when betrothed to Cornelius Bom was Agnes Makeman, and the name of her first husband was Herman Van Snyder {vide " Abstract of Will of Cornelius Bom "). So that her marriage with Anthony Morris appears to have been her fourth matrimonial venture. ...

  2.   Moon, Robert C. (Robert Charles). The Morris family of Philadelphia: descendants of Anthony Morris, born 1654-1712 died. (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: R.C. Moon, 1898-1909)
    122.

    ABSTRACT OF WILL OF CORNELIUS BOM.
    Among Philadelphia Wills.

    Cornelius Bom, Baker, late dwelling in Rotterdam, dated 1675, 20th April, new style. Original and translation recorded, 12th of 1st month, 1689. Translation by John De la Vail. Administration granted C. T. A. to his wife Agnes Bom.

    "Upon the twentieth of Aprill, new stile, 1675, appeared before mee Jacob Van Oberfelt, Notary Publick appointed by the States General of Holland, dwelling in Rotterdam, and also before the witnesses after mentioned, Cornelius Bom, Baker, and Agnes Makeman his wife, residing in the same city. Then follows the statement that they made a will jointly, after the custom of that country.

    There is provision for the daughter of said Agnes, viz.: Wansley Van Sandy, begotten by her first husband, Harman Van Sandy, etc. The witnesses are Peter Degnest and Peter Raibos.

    [Difficult to decipher, — no other will dated so early has been found among Philadelphia Wills.]