|
b.
|
Note: N2037 Extensive fam tree and info regarding Jan Jurianse Becker's line isbased on this book: Eighteenth and early nineteenth century Beckers ofeastern New York, by Lawrence V. Rickard. Though the Hudson-MohawkGenealogical and Fam Memoirs that follows states that his grandsonmarried Sara Van Arnhem, this tree states that that "Jan JurriaensenBecker has no known relationship to Hans Jurriaensen Becker, whom Mr.Rickard refers to as the progenitor of Dutch Lineage L." Further, ofthe two Johns, the John descendant of Jan Juranse was born in 1691 andmarried someone else, two marriages in fact, neither to Sarah VanArnhem. The son John of of Hans Jurrianesen was bapt 10 Oct 1689, thedate of birth I have for Sarah Van Arnhem's spouse John. Based on thetree published I am ascribing John Becker, husband of Sarah, to be theson of Hans Jurriaensen Becker and Cornelia Van Schaik.
[This information, which seems to be in error in ascribing Sarah'sJohn to Jan Jurianse Becker, is from Vol. II, pp. 628-629 ofHudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs, edited by CuylerReynolds (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1911). It isin SCPL's Reference collection at R 929.1 R45
(I) Jan Jurianse Becker (Bekker) in 1656 was clerk at Fort Casimir (onthe Delaware). He sold liquor to the Indians, which brought him intoconflict with the authorities. In 1660 he was deprived of the officeand went to New Amsterdam, where in the same year he had leave to"keep a school." In 1663 he was an inhabitant of Greenbush(Rensselaer); afterwards was notary public and schoolmaster for theyouths of Beverwyck and "esteemed very capable that way." He was citychamberlain, 1686, and was an attorney, as the early records show. Hemade his will August 3, 1694, in which he speaks of son Johannes anddaughter Martina (wife of Willem Hogan), who was made administratrixof his estate, December 16, 1697.
(II) Johannes, son of Jan Jurianse Becker, married Anna Van der Zeeand had children: Marken, Hilletje, Johannes, see forward, Hilletje(2), Storm, Gerritt, Elizabeth Albertus, Annatjie and Pieter.
(III) Johannes (2), son of Johannes (1) and Anna (Van der Zee) Becker,married Sara Van Arnhem VA and had children: Johannes, Abraham, seeforward, Cornelia, Isaac, Nicholas and Cornelius.
____________
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyalbany/pearson/A-B.html
Becker (Bekker), Jan Jurrianse, in 1656 was clerk at Fort Casimir (onthe Delaware); 1660 degraded from his office, fined and banished fromSouth river for selling liquor to Indians; same year had leave to keepschool at New Amsterdam; 1663 was inhabitant of Greenbush; afterwardsnotary public and schoolmaster for the youths at Beverwyck and"esteemed very capable that way, while Jacob Jooste Covelens wasallowed for ye teaching of ye younger children." He made his will the3d Aug., 1694, in which he speaks of son Johannes, and daughterMartina (wife of Willem Hogan), who was made administratrix of hisestate, Dec. 16, 1697.
Becker, Johannes, Jr., and Anna Van der Zee. Ch: Mariken, bp. Nov.15, 1685; Hilletje, bp. Jan. 23, 1689; Johannes, bp. Aug. 4, 1691;Hilletje, bp. Sept. 10, 1693; Storm, bp. Jan. 19, 1696; Gerrit, bp.Oct. 9, 1698; Elizabeth, bp. June 8, 1701; Albertus, bp. Dec. 25,1703; Annatie, bp. May 5, 1706; Pieter, bp. Sept. 26, 1708.
Becker, Hans Jurriaensen, and Cornelia Claese, 1686 to 1696; CorneliaVanSchaick, 1698. Ch: Johannes, bp. Oct. 10, 1686; Claas, bp. May6, 1694; Coenraet, bp. Feb. 18, 1696; Arent, bp. Jan. 16, 1698.
|
