Pane-Joyce Genealogy

Jurrian Janse Van Hoesen (6500) & Katherine

17926. Feitje Van Hoesen. Born ca 1668 in Albany, Albany County, New York.

Feitje, or Sophia, was Michael’s second wife. Michael and Feitje lived at Coxsackie on land acquired from Pieter Bronck.

Fitje was a witness at the 1708 baptism of her neice Jannitje, daughter of Jan Jurrigsen Van Husum.

Children of Michael Collier and Fitje Van Hoesen include, some recorded at Athens Zion Lutheran Church:427
i. Jochem Collier, b. ca. 1690, m. at Albany 16 Jun 1721 Styntje Vosburgh (dau. of Isaac Vosbugh & Annetje Janse Goes);
ii. Jacob Collier, b. Dec 1703, bp. 11 Jun 1704 in Albany427;
iii. Isaac Collier, b. 16 Jun 1706, bp. 4 Sep 1706 in New York City427; and
iv. Isaac Collier, b. 22 Sep 1711 in Flakte, bp. 6 Dec 1771 in Klinkenberg427.

In 1689 Feitje married Michael Collier, son of Capt. Jochem Collier (ca 1617-bef 18 Aug 1658) & Magdalena Waele. Born ca Jun 1650 in New Amsterdam. Michael was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 5 Jun 1650.159 Michiel & Dorothe-twins, children of Jochem Kier, witnesses Dirck de Noorman & his wife Chrystyn, Pieter Andrieszen, Daniel Sergiant, Elisabeth Cregiers, & Claertie Ebels. Michael died in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York ca 1725/1733.

Their children include:

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Volkertie Collier (ca 1692-)

17927. Mary Van Hoesen. Born ca 1672 in Albany, Albany County, New York.

Mary married David Mandeville.

17928. Caspar Van Hoesen. Born ca 1666 in Albany, Albany County, New York.

“Kasper Van Hoosem” was a freeholder in Claverack in 1720.241

Caspar and Racheltje Van Hoese were witnesses at several baptisms:
1701 at Albany for Frans, son of Jurrien Fransen and Marrytje Jansse;
1707 at Albany for Lucas, son of Dirk Hoes and Lysbeth Van Wyngaarde;
1710 at Albany for Catharina, dau. of Cornelis Slingelant and Eva Mebie.156

Caspar was a witness at several baptisms:
1706 at Albany for Anna, dau. of Isaac Casparse Halenbeek and Dorothea Ten Bosch;
1706 at Albany for Class, son of Jesse De Graaf and Aaltje Akkermans;
1708 at Albany for Marytje, dau. of Arent Van Schaak and Maria Van Loon.156

On 10 Jan 1701 Caspar married Rachel Slingerland, daughter of Teunis Cornelisse Slingerland & Engeltje Alberts Bratt (ca 1637-1683), in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 Caspar Van Hoese, y.m., and Racheltje Slingerlant, y.d., both born and living at Albany, married at house of the bride’s brother-in-law Joannes Mingaal. Born ca 1680.

Their children include:

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Catharina Van Hoesen (ca Nov 1701-)

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Johannes Van Hoesen (ca 1704-)

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Maria Van Hoesen (ca 1706-)

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Jurriaan Van Hoesen (ca 1709-)

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Theunis Van Hoesen (ca 1711-)

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David Van Hoesen (ca 1717-)

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Anna Van Hoesen (ca 1719-)

17929. Jan Jurrian Van Hoesen. Born ca 1678 in Albany, Albany County, New York. Jan Jurrian died in Dec 1731. Buried on 21 Dec 1731 in Claverack, Columbia County, New York.

A “Jurie Jan” was a freeholder in Claverack in 1720.241 Could this be Jan Jurrian, or his father?

Jan Jurrian was a Claverack freeholder in 1763.

On 7 Nov 1702 Jan Jurrian married Jannetje Van Schaick, daughter of Claas Laurensz Van Schaick (ca 1636-bef 1709) & Jannetje Cornelis (-aft 9 Aug 1710), in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 Jan Van Hoesen, y.m, born at Albany, living at Rensselaerswyck, and Jannetje Van Schaak, y.d., born and living at Kinderhook, upon a certificate of 23 Aug 1703, to be married by a J.P. Born in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.

Their children include:

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Sara Van Hoesen (1703-)

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Catharina Van Hoesen (26 Nov 1704-)

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Jurge Jansse Van Hoesen (1706, before Passion Sunday-bef 25 Oct 1790)

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Jannetje Van Hoesen (21 Jan 1708-)

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Elisabeth Van Hoesen (26 Feb 1710-)

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