Aefje “Eva” Albertsen Bradt
Descent 1: Meghan Jane Leineweber ← Catherine Raye Lobb ← Ray Stewart Lobb ← Gladys Myrtle Kipp ← Edgar Allen Kipp ← Isaac Kipp ← Benjamin Kipp ← Isaac Kipp ← Isaac Johannes Kip ← Margriet van Etten ← Eva de Hooges ← Johannes de Hooges ← Aefje “Eva” Albertsen Bradt
Family
Children
- Maricken “Maria” de Hoogesb. Abt. 1648/1649m. Hendrick Bries; Jacob Lookerman, August 21, 1696, in Albany, New York
- Antje/Anneken “Anna” de Hoogesb. Abt. 1650 in Rensselaerswyck, New Netherland · d. 1688m. Warner Hornbeck around 1670; Emanuel Van Etten, May 10, 1702
- Catrina de Hoogesb. Abt. 1651/1652 near Albany, New Yorkm. Harmen/Harmanus Rutgers; Wynant van der Poel, August 17, 1706
- Eleonora de Hoogesb. Abt. 1655/1656 in Rensselaerswyck, New Netherlandm. William Menjuer/Mousnier de la Montagne, May 19, 1673; Cornelis de Duyster/Dutcher around 1692
- Thomas Swartwoutb. 1660 in Beverswyck (Albany), New Netherland · d. Abt. 1723 in Orange County, New Yorkm. Elizabeth Gardiner around 1682
- Hendrica/Hendrickje Swartwoutb. Abt. 1660m. Hubert/Huybert Lambertsen Brink, March 16, 1679
- Anthony/Antoni Swartwoutb. January 1662 in New Netherland · d. abt. 1663
- Cornelia Swartwoutb. March 1667 in New Netherland · d. Before 1714m. Hendrick C. Schoonhoven
- Eva Swartwoutb. 1671 in Hurley, Ulster County, New Netherlandm. Jacob Dingman, October 9, 1698, in Kingston, Ulster County, New York
- Bernardus/Bernardus Swartwoutb. April 26, 1673, in Kingston, Ulster County, New Yorkm. Rachael Schepmoes, May 19, 1700, in Kingston, Ulster County, New York
Siblings
- Barent Albertse Bradtb. October 1634 in Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Storm van der Zee Bradtb. November 2, 16365/1637 at sea (name literally means “Storm at Sea”) · d. 1679
- Engeltie Bradtb. Abt. 1637 · d. 1683
- Andries Bradtb. Abt. 1642
- Jan Bradtb. Abt. 1648 · d. Abt. 1698
- Dirk Bradtb. Abt. 1650
- ____ Bradtm. Teunis Slingerland
In brief
Born January 1633 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. October 8, 1636: Left Amsterdam aboard the Rensselaerswyck with her parents, brother, and uncle. She married October 1647 in Rensselaerswyck, New Netherland. She died Abt in Hurley, Ulster County, New York.
Life story
A Widow's Remarriage
Aefje “Eva” Albertsen Bradt was born in January 1633 in Amsterdam and baptized at the city's Evangelical Lutheran Church, emigrating that October with her family aboard the ship Rensselaerswyck to the Dutch colony of Rensselaerswyck, reaching Fort Orange in April 1637. She first married Anthony de Hooges, and when she remarried Roeloff Swartwout in 1657, Dutch custom classified her children by her first husband as orphans, formally placed in the care of her brother and brother-in-law with a 100-guilder settlement. Eva moved with Roeloff to Esopus around 1660, where the couple worshiped at the Wiltwyck Dutch Reformed Church. She died around 1689 in Hurley, Ulster County, New York.
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