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Jacqueline Noirett¹

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1. [S325] unknown author, Fryer-Crofts, Fuller, Sutton Genealogys, 1933 by Mary E. Call (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1933), Trieu is the name of a village in Belgium where is recorded the marriage of Phillip de Trieu and his first wife Jacqueline Noiret.
   
   They went to Amsterdam, Holland, where is recorded the baptism of a son Philip Jan 3, 1616 at the Walloon Church, they were later at Leyden; returned to Amsterdam; came to America and settled in Albany. He was court messenger.
   
   Rebecca de Trieux who married Simon Groot is thought to be the daughter of the above Philip and perhaps a second wife. The name is now Truax.
2. [S344] unknown author, Association of Philippe du Trieux Descendants Lineage Charts, First Edition, 1991 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Appendix A - Spouse #1: Jacqueline/Jacquemyne Noirett, daughter of Arnould Noirett (a resident of Leiden, Holland in 1617) and Barbe du Chesne. Marriage bans were first read Apr 11, 1615 and they were married May 10, 1615 in the Walloon Church, Amsterdam, Holland. Jacqueline was born ca 1593 at Ryssel (Lilie) and had died in Holland by July 1621.
3. [S1056] Patricia A. Truax, The Truax Family, Early History and Genealogy (Long Branch Estates, Lake Trail, Dahlonnega, GA 30553: Patricia A. Truax, 1994.)
4. [S595] Clough, Wilson Ober, Litt. D, Dutch Uncles and New England Cousins, Historical Scketched of New York and New England During Three Hundred Fifty Years as Illustrated by Some of America's Earliest Families (New Orleans, LA: Polyanthos, 1977), 1615 he married Jacquemyne Noiret, a daughter of Arnault Noiret and Barbara du Chesne, born c. 1593 in Lille, France.
5. [S595] Clough, Wilson Ober, Litt. D, Dutch Uncles and New England Cousins, Historical Scketched of New York and New England During Three Hundred Fifty Years as Illustrated by Some of America's Earliest Families, In 1615 he married Jacquemyne Noiret, a daughter of Arnault Noiret and Barbara du Chesne, born c. 1593 in Lille, France.
6. [S354] Patricia A. Truax, The Truax Family Early History and Genealogy
   (Long Beach Estates, Lake Trail, Dahlonega, GA 30533: Patricia A. Truax, b1955), Pg. 14, Dec. 31, 1617, Amsterdam: Philippe du Tryheu and Jaquemine Norret return to Amsterdam from Leyden. Walloon Church Registers.

Martin Weber¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Anna Maria Gajer¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Anna Maria Weber¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Martin Schmiden¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Rebecca Weber¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Hans Martin Weber¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Cunrad Gajer¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Anna Maria Ebinger¹

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1. [S327] A. B. Gregg, Early History of the Crounse Family in America by A. B. Gregg, 1959
   (Altamont, New York: The Altamont Enterprise, 1959), Pg 8. Schaitdorff, districtof Tubingen, May 18, 1752. The burgher and farmer resiging here who under the invocation of the guidance of divine grace emigrates today to New England is Hans Martin Weber, a son of the late Martin Weber, farmer, and Anna, nee Seybold, born and procreated by them in wedlock, according to the baptismal certificate which he has with him, 48 years ago, in Rommelspach. Having on a well-laid Christian foundation been thoroughly trained in agriculture, he married on June 22, 1728, after having attained the required full age, his wife Anna Maria, who accompanies him, daughter of the late Cunrad Gajer, burgher and farmer here, and the late Anna Maria, nee Ebinger, procreated in wedlock, born and baptized on Feb. 10, 1710, by whom he had six children, two sons and four daughters, of whom one son Jacob and one daughter Anna died.
   
   The first daughter, Anna Maria, married to Martin Schmiden, of Neccardenzlingen (Neckartenzlingen) was forn Feb. 13, 1732. She has her own attestation.
   
   The second aughter is named Rebecca, born Apr. 29, 1735.
   
   The third child is Hans Martin, born Mar. 16, 1739.
   
   The fourth child is named Anna Barbara, born Dec. 14, 1744.
   
   As to the conduct and deportment of these persons, the civil certificate from the Court House already speaks for them.

Peter Loewenstein Jr.¹

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1. [S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Page 8
   Peter Livingston (Loewenstein) - Continuing toward Voorheesville to the old Jacob Relyea farm, on left hand side of the road at the rear of the house and 300 feet east of the barn in the corner of a stone fence, is the old Livingston burial plot where this soldier and his wife lie buried.
   Born September 6, 1743. Died1797. Married Marie Sommers, October 4, 1766. Served in 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, Land Bounty Rights.
2. [S394] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.745/S1, V26K, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, February 1, 1977, 9/18/1743 Peter Lowenstein & Anna Abelona Lowenstein parents, Peter, born 9/6/1743, sponsors Peter Kniskern and wife.
3. [S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY, Served in 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, Land Bounty Rights.
4. [S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY, Buried - continuing toward Voorheesville to the old Jacob Relyea farm, on left hand side of the road at the rear of the house and 300 feet east of the barn in the corner of a stone fence, is the old Livingston burial plot where this soldier and his wife lie buried.
   Page 8.

Marie Sommers¹

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1. [S338] William A. Brinkman, A Memorial - Places of burial and sketches of some Guilderland Soldiers of the War of the Revolution and records of farm burial placed in the Town of Guilderland, NY (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, 1946), Page 8
   Peter Livingston (Loewenstein) - Continuing toward Voorheesville to the old Jacob Relyea farm, on left hand side of the road at the rear of the house and 300 feet east of the barn in the corner of a stone fence, is the old Livingston burial plot where this soldier and his wife lie buried.
   Born September 6, 1743. Died1797. Married Marie Sommers, October 4, 1766. Served in 3rd Regiment, Albany County Militia, Land Bounty Rights.

Nancy Crounse¹

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1. [S336] Cuyler Reynolds, Hudson-Mohawk Genealogical and Family Memoirs, prepared under editorial supervision of Cuyler Reynolds, Illustrated (New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1911), Vol. 4, Pg. 1439.

Lysbet Bratt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Pg. 20 - Lysbet, b. Sept. 11, 1685, and bp. in Albany, Feb. 3, 1686.
2. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Pg. 11 - Lysbeth Bradt bpt. 3 Feb 1685 Alb RC.
3. [S393] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.743, K2n, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, 1978, Feb 3, 1686 Lysbeth, of Dirk Arents Bratt. Wit: Evert Banker. By Elizabeth Banker.

Jan Bratt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Jan, bp. in Albany, Aug 27, 1693.
2. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802, Pg. 20 - Jan, bp. in Albany, Aug 27, 1693.
3. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Jan Bradt bpt. 27 Aug. 1693 Alb RC, d.y.
4. [S393] unknown name of person unknown record type, 974.743, K2n, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, 1978, 1693 Aug 27. Jan, of Dirk Arentsz and Merietje Van Eps. Wit: Jan Abeel, Lysbeth Teunisz.

Catalyntje Bratt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Pg. 20 - Catalyntje, b. June 27, and bp. Oct. 9, 1695, m. William Berrit.
2. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Catalyntje Bradt b. 27 June, bpt. 9 Oct. 1695 Schen RC.
3. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802, Pg. 20 - Catalyntje, b. June 27 and bp. Oct 9, 1695, m. William Berrit.
4. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt, Pg. 11 - Catalyntje Bradt b. 27 June, bpt. 9 Oct. 1695 Schen RC.
5. [S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, 929.273, St59h, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, Oct. 9, 1695, Dirk Bratt & Marietje van Eps, parents, Catelyntje daughter, Johan Babtist van Eps and Ariaantje Schermerhoorn sponsors.
6. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802, Catalyntje, b. June 27 and bp. Oct 9, 1695, m. William Berrit.
7. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt, Pg. 32 - William Berritt (Robert Berritt, Wyntje Jans) Mar. 1725 Schen RC (bpt. 18 Jan 1699.)

William Berritt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Catalyntje, b. June 27 and bp. Oct 9, 1695, m. William Berrit.
2. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Pg. 32 - William Berritt (Robert Berritt, Wyntje Jans) Mar. 1725 Schen RC (bpt. 18 Jan 1699.)

Maria Bratt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Pg. 20 - Maria, b. Sept. 22, bp. Oct. 19, 1698, m. Ryckert Van Vraken.
2. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802, Pg. 20 - Maria, b. Sept. 22, bp. Oct. 19, 1698, m. Ryckert Van Vranken.
3. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Pg. 11 - Maria Bradt bpt. 19 Oct. 1698 Schen RC.
4. [S396] unknown name of person unknown record type, 929.273, St59h, V.2, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, 10/19/1698 Dirk Bratt and Maria van Eps, parents, Maria daughter, Gerrit Simonse and Elisabeth Van Eps sponsors.
5. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt, Pg. 32 - m. Ryckert Van Vranken 9 Feb. 1723 Schen RC.

Ryckert Van Vranken¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Pg. 20 - Maria, b. Sept. 22, bp. Oct. 19, 1698, m. Ryckert Van Vranken.
2. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Pg 32 - m Ryckert Van Vranken (Gerrit Ryckse Van Vranken, BarberJanse) 9 Feb. 1723 Schen RC (bpt. 12 Dec. 1697, bur. 1 May 1746.)
3. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt, Pg. 32 - m. Ryckert Van Vranken 9 Feb. 1723 Schen RC.

Anna Bratt¹

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1. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802 (82 State St., Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1873), Anna, b. Sept. 27, bp. Sept. 29, 1700.
2. [S340] Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settlers of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662 to 1802, Pg. 20. - Anna, b. Sept. 27, bp. Sept. 29, 1700.
3. [S341] Cynthia Brott Biasca, Descendants of Albert and Arent Andriessen Bradt (Wolfe City, TX: Henington Publishing Company, 1990), Pg 11 Anna Bradt bpt. 29 Sept. 1700 Schen RC.