Wetzel Ancestry - A Tree of Life
| Name | GARDENIER, Jacobus Janse [1, 2, 3, 4] | |
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| Birth | May 1618 | Kampen, Kampen, Overijssel, Netherlands [1, 2, 3, 4] |
| Gender | Male | |
| Arrival | 1638 | New York, New York, USA [2] |
| Occupation | 1638 | Beverwyck, Albany, New York, USA |
| carpenter or millwright | ||
| Immigration | 28 Mar 1638 | New York City |
| from the Netherlands on ship den Harinck | ||
| Emigration | 1643 [4] | |
| Came to U.S. twice, stayed in 1643 | ||
| Land | 1654 | Kinderhook, Columbia, New York, USA |
| purchased | ||
| Land | 1656 | Albany, Albany, New York, USA |
| on the north side of Wall Street to William Street to Pearl Street, divided into lots, which he sold | ||
| Residence | Between 1668 and 1673 | New York State, USA |
| Death | 1688 | Albany, Albany, New York, USA [1, 4] |
| Land | Kinderhook, Columbia, New York, USA |
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| bought with the Goyer's kil opposite or near Apje's Island or Schotack | ||
| LifeSketch | Jacob Jansz Gardenier, aka Jacob Jansz Flodder, [1] was of French Huguenot ancestry. He left Kampen, Holland, in September 1637 on “Den Harinck” (“The Herring”), and was in New Amsterdam on March 28, 1638 [1]. He soon returned to Holland to see the Patroon [head of the manor, or colony], Killiaen Van Rensselaer, for permission to engage in carpentry work in the Rensselaerswyck Colony. Jacob returned in 1638, going to Albany. He was the possessor of a saw and grist mill at Greenbush in 1647, and in 1654, leased a saw mill on the Fifth Creek for eight years starting May 18, 1654. In 1666, with Capt. John Baker Baker-27792, he purchased a large tract of land near Albany from the Indians, paying them one blanket, one ax, three hoes, two boxes of lead, three handfuls of powder, one knife and one kettle. [1] Jacob Gardinier died in 1688. He married first abt, 1638 Josina, a widow, who was buried in Albany, January 28, 1669. They had a son Jan Jacobse Gardinier, born about 1648.[2] His second wife, Barentje Stra(e)tsman, was the widow of Hans Conradse Becker.[3] Birth Born 1616 in Kampen Overijssal Holland ABT 1630 Emigration 25 SEP 1636 Fort Orange (Albany, NY) by 7th April 1637 came to America on board the \"Rinselaers Wijck\" arriving America of 4th march 1637 Immigration 1638 the first Gardenier in the Dutch colony[4] Marriage Husband of Josina (Unknown) Gardenier — married 1646 Family & Life Hendrick Gardenier and Andries Gardenier were brothers. He sailed on the \"den Harinck\" which reached New Amsterdam (New York City) on March 28, 1638. He was among the first Dutch settlers to live at Fort Orange in the colony of Beverwyck, later Albany, in New Netherland. He immigrated only 29 years after Henry Hudson went up the river and landed the first Dutchman in 1609. About May 1642 he married Josyna.[5] \"Jacob was a carpenter or millwright by trade and the knecht (helper or servant) of Claes Jansz Ruyter (Claes de Ruijter), a carpenter from Naerden, province of North Halland. Both came to the new colony together. Jacob was apparently indebted to Ruyter either as an apprentice or as payment for passage. In the spring of 1642, Jacob returned to Amsterdam and applied to the first Patroon, Killian Van Rensselaer for permission to do carpenter work directly for him in the colony where skilled tradesmen were needed. On June 6 of the same year, and with his application granted, he booked passage aboard the ship de Houttyn,...The ship arrived at Rensselaerswyck, August 11, 1642.\"[6] In 1647 he leased a saw and grist mill at Greenbush at an annual rental of 125 guilders (New Netherland Reg., 1:4). He outfitted vessels sailing on the Hudson River (H.S. Yr. Bk., 1900, p. 171). He was at Albany 1654-1662 and about 1667 settled at Kinderhook (now in Columbia County) on a patent granted to him and Capt. John Baker. He died possessed of a considerable estate. (New Netherland Reg., 1:4). Jacob Janse Gardenier in 1666 with Capt. John Baker Baker-27792 purchased a large tract of land near Fort Albany from the Indians. This purchase is shown in Albany land Patents as March 18, 1666. The price shown was \"one blanket, one axe, three hoes, two bars of lead, three handfuls of powder, one knife, and one kettle.\" Shortly thereafter, Governor Nicolls issued to captain John Baker and Jacob Jansen Flodder a patent for the land purchase. This land patent which was dated April 15, 1667 (Land Patents, vol. 2, p. 244) became known as the Third Patent and led to long-continued court litigation partly because of the conflict of its described boundaries as written in a later patent, known as the fourth Patent. [7] Regarding the land patent granted to Captain John Baker Baker-27792 and Jacob Jansen Flodder in 1667. Two years after the patent was issued the third time, Flodder was assigned Baker\'s interest. Flodder died about 1688. The following is contained in Book V. of Deeds of Albany County, page 212) located in the Albany County Court House at Albany: To all Christian people to Whom this prsent writing Shall Come Jacob Gardanier Edward Whielaor Jesina Whielaor John Woodcok Arejantie Woodcoks Obedia Cooper & Cornelia Cooper Children and heires of Jan Garanier Late of Kinderhook in the County of Albany in the province of new york Deceased Sends Greeting Know Yee that for Divers Reafons and Considerations us hereunto moving have given granted Demifed and Released and by these prsents doth fully freely and absolutely give grant Demife and Release unto Jan Garanier Sonn & one of the heires of the Said Deceased all that parcell of Land and woodland Scituate Lying & bieng at Kinderhooke aforesaid being the Lott no. 4. So as the Same is bounded & devided amongst the said childeren & heires (of) Jan Gardanier decesed as aforesaid relation thereunto had may more fully & at Large appeard together with the fall over the kill for building & arrecting a mill or mills with the oarchard thereunto belonging being the full fifth part of the land and premifes convey by Andries Huyck unto the said heries of ye said Jan Gardanier as aforesaid Deceased Relation thereunto had may more fully and at Large appear TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the afore-mentioned Lott of Land and woodland oarchard and fall water course with all and singular the priliedges and advantages thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining unto him the said Jan Gardanier his heires and assigns to the only proper use benefitt and behoofe of him the said Jan Gardanier his heires and assigned for ever in His and theire quiett peaceable prfsefion Zeiron (?) and Enjoyment for ever (Spelling as given) In Testimony whereof the Said Jacob Gardanier Edward Whielaer Jesina Whielaer John Woodcok Arejaentie Woodcok Oobedia Cooper & Cornelia Cooper have hereunto put their hands and seales In Albany this 3d day of July In the Twelfth year of her majeses Reign annoy Dom. 1712 was Signd Jacob his 1(cent sign) mark Gardanier (LS) Signed, Sealed Edward his mark Whielaer (LS) & Delivered In the Jesina her mark (about a half inch straight line) (LS) prsene of us John his mark woodcook (LS) Obedia his mark Co Cooper (LS) Cornelis X her mark Cooper (LS) The document was then signed by Coenraet Borghghaerat and Tho. Williams Johannes (Jan) Gardenier (the brother of Cornelis Gardenier Cooper) on June 6, 1774, assigned all his rights to John Cooper, Obadiah Cooper Jr. and Jacob Cooper (sons of Cornelia Gardenier cooper) all of his rights, title, and interest in the foregoing described property.[8] Historians claim Jacob Janse Gardenier is said to have \"originally been a famous gardener, whence possibly his later surname,: and also to \"have incurred the displeasure of the Patroon Killian Van Rensselaer by demanding higher wages than he thought proper.[9] The child of Jan Flodder and a negress slave was a child whom Jan Flodder swore in 1671 was his. (Court Minutes of Albany, Rensselaerwyck, and Schenectady.)[10] On 1674 he married Barentje Stra(e)tsman.[11] At the time of his death, he owned about 1000 acres of land.[12] Death Died 1686 in New York NY. Sources ? 1.0 1.1 1.2 Van Rensselaer Bowier manuscripts, being the letters of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, 1630-1643, and other documents relating to the colony of Rensselaerswyck Author New York State Library, Rensselaer, Kiliaen van, 1580?-1646,Van Laer, Arnold J. F. (Arnold Johan Ferdinand), 1869-1955,Roever, Nicolaas de, 1850-1893,Strong, Susan De Lancey Van Rennselaer, \"Mrs. Alan H. Strong.\" Jacob Jansz (Gardenier) from Campen (Overijssel); carpenter, generally referred to as Jacob Jansz Flodder page 816 ? The Van Benthuysen Genealogy by A. S. Van Benthuysen and Edith McIntosh Hall (1953) p457 ? notes, estate of genealogist Edith McIntosh Hall ? Source: #S409: Page: Cliff Lamere zaq12345@nycap.rr.com ? Hollace Carey Gordinier, Jr., p. 6. ? Hollace Carey Gordinier, Jr., p. 6. ? M. Grace Wilmarth, p. 28 ? M. Grace Wilmarth, p. 29 ? Edward A. Collier, p. 89 ? H. Minot Pitman, F.A.S.G. for John I. Snyder, Jr., p. 122 ? M. Grace Wilmarth, p. 27 ? Emmett Ostrander, Vinton P. Ostrander, and Collin Ostrander, p. 6. Hollace Carey Gordinier, Jr., \'Gardenier, Ephraim Gordinier 1785-1860, \"\"Gateway press, Inc. Baltimore, MD 1990, P. 6, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, 929.273 G167g M. Grace Wilmarth, Obadiah Cooper (Tailor at Albany, N. Y. from 1713-1742 ) & his Wife, Cornelia (Gardenier) Cooper, and their Descendants , P. 28, 29.Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, FHL Film 0873024. (COO HIS 006). Edward A. Collier, \"History of Old Kinderhook,\" p. 89 Emmett Ostrander, Vinton P. Ostrander, and Collin Ostrander, Ostrander, A Genealogical Record 1660-1995, Ostrander Family Assn, Walsorth Publishing Co, Maarceline, Missouri, P. 6., Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, 929.273 Os7oe Source: \"First Settlers of Albany County\" pp. 51 52 http://hausegenealogy.com/gardenier.html The Gardenier/Gordinier Families, by Hollace Gordinier, Jr., 1990, Gateway Press. Jacob Janse Flodder alias Jacob Janse Gardenier, by Getty, Innes. Yonkers, N.Y. Publisher: Unknown. 1947 \"Snyder-Brown Ancestry\" compiled by H. Minot Pitman, F.A.S.G. for John I. Snyder, Jr., 1958, US/CAN 929.273 Sm92ph, P. 122. Emigration to America was begun 21 Sep 1637 to New Amsterdam, New Netherlands America, 28 Mar 1638, sailed on ship Herinch. From Wikitree https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Gardenier-3 | |
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| Name | Flodder | |
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| Name | Jacob Janse Gardenier Flodder | |
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| Occupation | Owned approx. 1000 acres of land in Beverwycke (Albany) and KInderhook, NY by time of death in 1688 [4] | |
| Residence | Rensselaerville, Albany, New York, USA |
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| _ORIG | Kampen, Kampen, Overijssel, Netherlands [2] |
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| Burial | 1688 | Fort Orange, Albany, Albany, New York, USA |
| Death | 20 May 1688 | Kinderhook, Columbia, New York, USA [2] |
| Person ID | I34750 | WETZEL-SPRING |
| Father | GARDENIER, Jans, b. 1590, Holland, Reusel-de Mierden, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands d. 1638, Reusel-de Mierden, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands (Age 48 years) | |
| Relationship | natural | |
| Mother | Jacobse ?, Aeltie Jacobse, b. 1590, Kampen, Kampen, Overijssel, Netherlands d. 1683, Kampen, Kampen, Overijssel, Netherlands (Age 93 years) | |
| Relationship | natural | |
| Family ID | F5856 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family | KINDERHOOK, Josyna Josijna, b. 1625, Albany, Albany, New York, USA d. 28 Jan 1669, Kinderhook, Columbia, New York, USA (Age 44 years) | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Marriage | Abt 1642 | Albany, Albany, New York, USA [1, 2, 3] |
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| Family ID | F9647 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| Photos | passenger ship, possibly The Brittania of London 01 IMMIGRANT ptrs474 added this on 2 Jan 2013 |
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