Pane-Joyce Genealogy
3046. Anna Lamberts Van Valkenburg. Born ca 1642/3 in New Amsterdam.
Ca 1660 Anna Lamberts married Zacharias Sickels. Born ca 1630 in Vienna, Austria. Zacharias died aft 1702.

From Harlem (City of New York), James Riker. New Harlem Publ, New York, 1904:
    “Zacharias Sickels, the common ancestor and father of Zacharias aforesaid, was from Vienna, in Austria. Finding his way to Holland, he went out to Curacao, and served in the military rank of adelborst or cadet. When Stuyvesant returned from a visit to that Island in 1655, Sickels came with him, being soon after attached to the garrison at Fort Orange. In 1658 he was a tapster. He remained at Albany after the surrender in 1664, and worked as a carpenter, having m. Anna, dr. of Lambert van Valkenburgh, by whom he had sons, Robert, Lambert, Zacharias, and Thomas, and drs., Anna, Elizabeth, Maria, Margaret and Leah. Anna m. Abraham Isaacs, and Elizabeth m. William Peelen. In 1670 to ‘72, and 1681 to ‘83, Sickels was town herder, and had 18 gl. a head for the season. He next held the responsible place of rattel watch, so called from the rattle, used to give warning, in making his nightly rounds. He was also town cryer, to call the people together on needed occasions; and porter, or keeper of the city gates, to close and lock them at night, and to open them in the morning. His sons Robert and Lambert removing to N. Y., he, with his other sons, etc., followed them in 1693, his vacated office being given to his son-in-law Isaacs. In 1698 he was admitted a freeman of N. Y., and in 1702 was living in the East Ward. Robert, his son, m. 1656, Geertie, dr. of Abel Reddenhaus, and moved to Bergen co., N. J., where he d. in 1729; Lambert, b. 1666, m., 1690, Maria Jansen, from Albany, settled at Bedford, Brooklyn, and d. 1722; and Thomas, m., 1702, Jannetie, dr. of Jan Hendricks Brevoort, and remained in N.Y. All these left desc. See Winfeld’s Land Titles, the Bergen Gen., and N.Y. C. & B. Rec., 1876, 60.
    “Zacharias Sickels, blacksmith, and referred to in the text, was b. in 1670, at Albany, and after coming to Harlem, m., Aug. 23, 1693, Mary, dr. of the aforesaid Brevoort. On Feb. 20, 1705, he bought of his father-in-law, who had then left Harlem, the lands he still held there. See Brevoort. Of these, Sickels sold, Apl. 9, 1705, a meadow, once Pierre Cresson’s, and lying at the head of Sherman’s Creek, and northerly of the Kortright farm, to Jan Kiersen (with whose lands it was sold to James Carroll, in 1763), and on Jan. 23, 1706, he sold to Samson Benson, No. I New Lots, with “a garden” (originally two erven of Cresson and Tourneur), lying next west of the churchyard. He drew land in 1712, in 1st and 2d Divisions, having sold his 3d and 4th to Jan Kiersen, but obtaining in exchange Kiersen’s lot in Ist Division. See Appendix 7. For these drawn lands he received a patentee deed Dec. 24, 1712. Later, he sold his 1st Division to Joh. Meyer. He m., July 19, 1717, a second w., Wyntie Dyckman, wid. of Joh. Kortright. Being sick, he sold his property, Jan. 15, 1729, to his step-son, Nicholas Kortright. This consisted of lot No. 5, Jochem Pieters, a lot on Montagne’s Flat, rated at 6 morgen or 12 acres (but in reality 20 acres), and No. 12, in 2d Division, 18 acres; in all, as rated, 43 acres. Zacharias Sickels d. Jan. 20, 1729, at age 59 yrs.”
Their children include:
8855i.
Anne Sickels (ca 1662-26 Dec 1728)
8856ii.
Robert Sickels (ca 1664-27 Dec 1729)
8857iii.
8858iv.
8859v.
8860vi.
Thomas Sickels (ca 1679-)
8861vii.
Grietje Sickels (ca 1684-)
8862viii.
Leah Sickels (ca 1687-)
8863ix.
Maria Sickels (ca 1689-)
3047. Jochem Lambertse Van Valkenburg. Born ca Nov 1646 in New Amsterdam.159 Jochem Lambertse was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 4 Nov 1646. Jochem, son of Lambert Van Valckenburg, witnesses Marten Cregier, Jan Hartman, & Lyntie Jochems. Jochem Lambertse died in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York ca 1720.
Ca 1670 Jochem Lambertse married Eva Hendrickse Vrooman, daughter of Hendrick Meusen Vrooman. Born ca 1651 in Leiden, South Holland. Eva Hendrickse died in Albany, Albany County, New York in 1706.
Their children include:
8865ii.
8866iii.
8867iv.
Jochem Van Valkenburg (ca 1692-1760)
8868v.
3048. Lambert Van Valkenburg. Born ca Jul 1652 in New Amsterdam. Lambert was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 21 Jul 1652.159 Lambert, son of Lambert Van Valckenburg, witnesses Jochem Beeckman & Tryntie Van Campen.
3049. Rachel Van Valkenburg. Born ca 1664 in New Amsterdam. Rachel died in Albany, Albany County, New York on 7 Apr 1748.
Rachel married John Radcliffe. Born on 28 Jun 1659 in Albany, Albany County, New York. John died on 16 Feb 1722; he was 62.
Their children include:
8869i.
Elizabeth Radcliffe (8 Apr 1683-)
8870ii.
Annalie Radcliffe (10 Jan 1686-)
8871iii.
Richard Radcliffe (15 Jul 1688-)
8872iv.
8873v.
8874vi.
Johannes Radcliffe (10 Aug 1694-)
8875vii.
Benek Radcliffe (23 Nov 1697-)
8876viii.
Willem Radcliffe (3 Nov 1700-)
8877ix.
Jacob Radcliffe (12 Sep 1703-)
8878x.
Margrita Radcliffe (9 Jun 1706-)
8879xi.
8880xii.
Rachel Radcliffe (ca 1714-)
3050. Catryna Van Valkenburg. Born ca 1659 in New Amsterdam. Catryna died aft 1707.
On 10 Oct 1679 Catryna married Andries Jochemes Huyck, son of Jan Huyck (ca 1612-ca 1657) & Lysbeth Pieters. Born ca 1647 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. Andries Jochemes died in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York ca 23 Aug 1707.
Their children include:
8882ii.
8883iii.
Burger Huyck (ca 1680-)
8884iv.
Jochem Huyck (29 Jul 1685-)
8885v.
Cornelius Huyck (1688-1751)
8886vi.
Andries Huyck (ca 1693-)
8887vii.
Anna Huyck (ca 1693-)
8888viii.
Maria Huyck (11 Nov 1696-)
8889ix.
Margreitje Huyck (7 Jan 1700-)
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