Person:Wilhelmus van Nieuwenhuijsen (1)

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Rev. William van Niewenhuysen
b. Netherlands
d.Bet 17 Dec 1706 and 27 Nov 1707 New Amsterdam, New York, New York, United States
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  • H.  Rev. William van Niewenhuysen - Bet 1706 & 1707
  • W.  Elizabeth De HartAbt 1677 - Aft 1706
m. 27 Oct 1701
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Name[3] Rev. William van Niewenhuysen
Immigrant Name[1][2] Rev. Wilhelmus van Nieuwenhuijsen
Gender Male
Birth? Netherlands
Occupation? Aft 18 Apr 1673 New Amsterdam, New York, New York, United Statessucceeded Rev. Samuel Drisius
Other[2] 11 Jun 1677 Breuckelen, New Amsterdam (later Brooklyn, Kings, New York, United States)Reformed Dutch Church of Breuckelen - performed confirmation of Hendrick Corsz
Marriage 27 Oct 1701 New York, New York, United StatesReformed Dutch Church
to Elizabeth De Hart
Will[3] 17 Dec 1706 New Amsterdam, New York, New York, United States
Death[3] Bet 17 Dec 1706 and 27 Nov 1707 New Amsterdam, New York, New York, United States
Probate[3] 27 Nov 1707 New Amsterdam, New York, New York, United States
References
  1. ↑ Wilhelmus van Nieuwenhuijsen, in New York (State). Executive Council. Minutes of the Executive Council of the province of New York: administration of Francis Lovelace, 1668-1673. (Albany: State of New York, 1910)
    1:182.

    ... (2) Wilhelmus van Nieuwenhuijsen, successor to Drisius, who had died on April 18, 1673. ...

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Confirmation of Hendrick Corsz, in Sinclair, Doug. Website.

    [Last accessed 20130517. Last updated 2005 (?)]
    ...Called Hendrick Corsz or Corssen, he was confirmed at the Reformed Dutch Church of Breuckelen on June 11, 1677 by Dominie (Rev.) Wilhelmus van Nieuwenhuijsen. ...
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  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Will Transcript of William van Niewenhuysen, in Unknown Source.

    Page 428.--WILLIAM VAN NIEWENHUYSEN. In the name of God,
    Amen. I, William Van Niewenhuysen, of New York, mariner, being
    sick of body. I leave to my wife Elizabeth one half of the lot and
    dwelling house in Pearl street, wherein I now live, and the other half
    whereof doth belong to my brother Maurits Van Niewenhuysen.
    Also my one sixth part of three houses in Holland, to her and her
    heirs of her body, but if she die without issue, then the said houses
    and lots I leave to the oldest son of Jacobus Kip. I leave to my wife
    all personal estate for her life, and then to the said oldest son of
    Jacobus Kip. I make my wife and Jacobus Kip, executors.

    Dated December 17, 1706. Witnesses, David Jamieson, Hendrick
    Jellison, William Jackson, Stephen
    Richards, Ephraim Wendall. Proved, November 27, 1707.
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    [Originally posted 18 Aug 2000 to rootsweb ]

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