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Annetje “Anna” Ariens

Generation 11 back

In brief

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

Family

Father
Adrian ____
no. 14857
Spouse
Aert Pietersen Tack
Spouse
Jacob Jansen de Lange van Etten
m. 1665

Children

With Aert Pietersen Tack

  • Cornelis Tack
    b. August 1661

With Jacob Jansen de Lange van Etten

  • Jan Jacobszen/Jansen van Etten
    b. January 1666, in Hurley, Ulster County, New York
    m. Jannetje Roosa in 1690/1692
    m. Cornelia van Aaken, June 22, 1731
  • Hytje/Sytie van Etten
    b. March 1668
    m. Jan Evertz/Everts, April 23, 1685
  • Adriaen/Arien van Etten
    b. June 1670
    m. Catharina Crom around 1694
    d. 1702
  • Pieter van Etten · in this line
    b. Baptized: Abt. 1675 · Hurley, Ulster County, New York
    m. Eva de Hooges, October 12, 1697, at the Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster County, New York
  • Petronella “Nollotie” van Etten
    b. Abt. 1675
    m. Aldert Roos/Roosa, June 21, 1696
    d. After 1736
  • Heiltie “Hail” van Etten
    b. April 1679 in Marbletown, New York
    m. William van Vredenburg, November 12, 1699
  • Emanuel van Etten
    b. December 1681
    m. Antje de Hooges, May 10, 1702
  • Tietie van Etten
    b. February 1684
    m. Evert Roosa, May 10, 1702
  • Jacobus van Etten
    b. May 1686
    m. Rebekka/Rebecca Roosa in 1710
    d. December 31, 1759, in New York
  • Geesje/Geesjen van Etten
    b. December 1688 in Hurley, New York
    m. Jacob Decker, November 25, 1704

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.

Sources (4)
  1. Charles Howard Burnett, The Chipp Family in England and America (Los Angeles, CA: United Printing Company, 1933, page 153-154; digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/chippfamilyineng00burn/mode/2up : accessed 20 January 2025).
  2. Marius Schoonmaker, The History of Kingston New York (New York, NY: Burr Printing House, 1888, page 491-492; digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/historyofkingsto01scho/mode/2up : accessed 21 January 2025).
  3. Holdridge Orzo Collins, “The Van Etten Family of Ulster and Orange Counties, New York,” The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 30 (January 1899): 52-54; digital image, New York Genealogical and Biographical Society (https://www.newyorkfamilyhistory.org/online-records/nygb-record/566-147 : accessed 21 January 2025).
  4. Eva Alice Scott, Jacobus Jansen van Etten: Some Ten Generations of Jacobus Jansen van Etten (Ann Arbor, Michigan: Edwards Brothers, Inc., 1950); digital images, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/jacobusjansenvan00scot/mode/2up : accessed 25 January 2025).
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