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Annetje “Anna” Ariens

Generation 11 back
Born
not recorded
Died
not recorded
Married
January 11, 1665, at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston, New York

Family

Father
Adrian ____
no. 14857
Child in this line

Children

In brief

She married January 11, 1665, at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston, New York.

Life story

Left Behind at Wiltwyck

Annetje “Anna” Ariens, daughter of a man known only as Adrian, married Aert (surname uncertain) and settled with him in Wiltwyck, New York, part of the wave of Dutch settlement in the Esopus region. Her husband disappeared from the record around 1663–1664, likely killed or taken captive in the Esopus Lenape attack on Wiltwyck, or otherwise lost to her; by October 1664 she was recorded as widowed or abandoned. Annetje remarried on January 11, 1665, at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston.

At a glance

Lived
Amsterdam, Netherlands · Wiltwyck, Kingston, New York · Kingston, New York
Sources (4)
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