Jacob Hansen Hartje

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1. [S210] Isora Collord, Ancestors of William Adams Collord and Rebecca Severns his wife (privately printed, ca. 1870), "Hans Jacobsen Harty. This name is always spelled Harty, Hartje or Hertje in the church records, but Riker calls him Harding, and says he was the ancestor of the Hardings who in time spread through the counties of Rockland, Orange and Ulster, New York. He was born at Berne, Switzerland, was a weaver, and came here about 1663. He bought a small farm at Stuyvesant's Bowery, February 12, 1669, where most of his children were born, and were baptized in the Dutch church, New York. In the church records he is nearly always called Hans Jacobsen. He died in 1685, and his widow married again and went with her children to live at Tappan. (Riker's History of Harlem.) They had nine children, and the youngest son Jacob was baptized November 26, 16S1, and his marriage record states, that he was born at the Bowery, York Island. He was married at the Dutch Church in Hackensack, September 28, 1706, to Tryntje Stratemaker, widow, "both living at Tappan." They had so far as known five children, one of whom was Leah Hartje, live at Tappan. (Riker's History of Harlem.) They had nine children, and the youngest son Jacob was baptized November 26, 16S1, and his marriage record states, that he was born at the Bowery, York Island. He was married at the Dutch Church in Hackensack, September 28, 1706, to Tryntje Stratemaker, widow, "both living at Tappan." They had so far as known five children, one of whom was Leah Hartje..."
2. [S210] Isora Collord, Ancestors of Collord, "This name is always spelled Harty, Hartje or Hertje in the church records, but [James] Riker calls him Harding, and says he was the ancestor of the Hardings who in time spread through the counties of Rockland, Orange and Ulster, New York." [p 19]
3. [S1171] Thomas Grier Evans, editor, Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York: Baptisms From 1639 to 1730 (New York: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, 1901), p. 149, Jacob, son of Hans Jacobszen and Geertie Lamberts, bapt. 26 Nov 1681; sponsors Jacob Corneliszen and Aeltie Fredricx.
4. [S1316] Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenburgh, New Jersey, 1686-1802. 2 parts (New York: Holland Society, 1891), p. 30. Jacob Eerte, y. m., b. at the Bowery, on York Island, and Trintie Stratemakers, wid. of Jan Klase Kuyper, marr. 28 Sep 1705; both res. Tappan [ambiguous if Trintie also b. at the Bowery], [see also p. 107, dau.'s bapt. of 14 Nov 1714].
5. [S210] Isora Collord, Ancestors of Collord, p. 19.
6. [S1633] Dr. David S. Cole, "Betrothals and Marriages of the Dutch Reformed Church of Tappan, Rockland County, New York", The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Volumes 84-86, 98 (1953-1955, 1697): 83:3 (July 1953), p. 163, 16 Oct 1706. "Jakob Harte and Tryntje Stratemakers married." No location or other information. The marriage was in Hackensack.
7. [S210] Isora Collord, Ancestors of Collord, p. 19. "[Jacob] was married at the Dutch Church in Hackensack, September 28, 1706, to Tryntje Stratemaker, widow, 'both living at Tappan.' They had so far as known five children, one of whom was Leah Hartje..."
8. [S1316] Records of the R.D.C.s of Hackensack NJ (1891), p. 107. Jannetie, dau. of Jacob Heerte and Trintie Stratmakers, bapt. 14 Nov 1714; sponsors Jacob Kool and Barber, his wife.