In brief

Baptized March 2, 1707, at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston, Ulster County, New York. She married about 1723.

Family

Children

  • Jacob “John” Kip
    b. January 1724
    m. Leah van Etten, October 22, 1748
  • Petrus/Petries Kip
    b. February 1725
    m. Maria van Steenburgh in June 1746
    d. 1758
  • Rachel Kip
    b. September 1726
    m. Benjamin van Etten, June 3, 1751
  • Eva Kip
    b. September 1728
    m. Isaac de Lamater/Delamater, February 1, 1752
  • Maria Kip
    b. November 20, 1730, in Kingston, Ulster County, New York
    m. Johannes “John” “Hannis” Delamater, February 14/206, 1752
    d. 1802 in Poestenkill, Rensselaer County, New York
  • Benjamin Kip
    b. June 1732
    m. Marytje van Steenburgh, March 20, 1762
  • Abraham Kip
    b. August 1734
    m. Anguet Schryver
  • Johannes Kip
    b. January 1737
    m. Catharina Pier, October 26, 1759
  • Isaac Johannes Kipp · in this line
    b. Baptized: November 7, 1738
  • Anna Kip
    b. February 1741
  • Samuel Kip
    b. June 1743
  • Catherine Kip
    b. October 13, 1744/October 13, 1745/August 1745
    m. Hendrick Delamater around 1765
    d. in Valatie, Columbia County, New York
  • Elizabeth Kip
    b. October 1747
    m. Simon Van Etten, March 23, 1767
    m. Joseph Chipp
    d. 1816

Siblings

  • Annetje van Etten
    b. August 1698
    m. Jan Oosterhout
  • Johannes de Hooges van Etten
    b. May 1700
    m. Rebecca Ostrander
  • Jacobus van Etten
    b. January 1704
    m. Margaret Kool
  • Katrina van Etten
    b. May 27, 1711, in Kingston, Ulster County, New York
    m. Franz Kool
  • Benjamin van Etten
    b. December 1715
    m. Altje?
  • Petrus van Etten
    b. January 24, 1720, in Kingston, Ulster County, New York
    m. Elizabeth Schriver around 1745

Life story

A Kingston Baptism

Margriet van Etten was baptized March 2, 1707, at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston, New York, daughter of Pieter van Etten and Eva de Hooges, with her mother's sister and brother-in-law standing as witnesses. She married around 1723 and lived between Kingston and Rhinebeck, New York.

Sources (7)
  1. Frederic Ellsworth Kip, History of the Kip Family in America (Boston, Massachusetts: Hudson Publishing Company, 1928), pages 337, 341-344.
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  3. Roswell Randall Hoes, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York (New York, NY: De Vinne Press, 1891) ; digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/baptismalmarriag00king/mode/2up : accessed 21 January 2025).
  4. La Fayette De La Mater, Genealogy of Descendants of Claude Le Maitre (Delamater) (Albany, NY: Joel Munsell’s Sons, 1882); digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/genealogyofdesce00dela/mode/2up : accessed 22 January 2025).
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