Person:Lysbet Akkerman (3)

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Lysbet Akkerman
b.1684 New York
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Name[1] Lysbet Akkerman
Gender Female
Birth? 1684 New York
Baptism[2] 7 Dec 1684 Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster, New York
Marriage Abt 1708 Westchester, New Yorkto Arent Janse Putman
Reference Number 14273
Arent Janse Putman
Death?
Reference Number 2200
References
  1. Reamon, G. Elmore. On the Trail of the Huguenots. (Baltimore, Maryland: Baltimore Genealogical Society, 1966).

    The Akerman Family, was originally a French Hugeuenot family. The Akermans, David and his family, had moved to Holland from Berlicum, in the District of Bois-Le-Duc, in North Brabant, which was in the southwestern part of the Netherlandss. The spelling of the name, Bois-Le-Duc, indicates that it
    was a French speaking district.
    The Akerman family was in the earliest group of the Dutch settlers who arrived in the New World.
    The first immigrant to America of the Akerman family was David Akerman, who after sailing fron Amsterdam, Holland, The Netherlands, in the Netherlandss, disembarked on 8 April, 1662, from the vessel "D'VOS" in New Amsterdam with six children.
    "D'VOS" was a Dutch name, which when translated means "The Fox."

  2. ed. Hoes, Roswell Randall. Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster, New York, 1660-1809. (De Winne Press, 1891)
    p. 23.

    Lysbet Akkerman, daughter of Lodewyck Davids Akkerman and Jannetje Jacobse Blyck, was baptized 7 December, 1684, at the Kingston, Ulster, New York. She married Arent J. Putman, circa 1708.