Tryntje Bos

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1. [S663] Gustave Anjou, compiler, Ulster County N.Y. Probate Records (New York: Gustave Anjou, 1906), I:33-34, entry for Tryntie Barentsen, wife of Cornelius Barentsen: Cornelis Barentsen Slecht, widower of Tryntie Bos, of Woerden, Holland, m. 2., after Sept. 26, 1684, Elsie Janse, of Breestede, Danmark, d. of Jan Jansen Breestede, and widow of Adrian Petersen Van Alcmaer; she m. 3rd [hw. "2nd"] Hendrick Jochemsen Schoonmaker (see Jochem Schoonmaker's will, dated Dec. 9, 1729).
   On July 23, 1664-7 [sic], Cornelius Barentsen Slecht had a deed of confirmation from Gov. Nicholls of 40-50 acres of land at Esopus (N. Y. Land Papers, I., p. 23) - Cornelis Barentsen (Borensen) "convicted upon oath and affirmance for taking of arms in a riotous and illegal manner upon the 16th of Febr., 1666, to awe, terify and supress his Majesty's English Garrison established at Esopus" "deserves to be put to death" but the Governor sentences him "to be banished for three years, giving him liberty to sell his estate at the Esopus."
   a. Petronella m., Aug. 16; 1679, Jochem Hendrick Schoonmaker, oldest s. of the above Hendrick Jochemsen Schoonmaker (see Jochem Schoonmaker's will).
   b. Jacomyntie m. 1., Apr. 29, 1663, Jan Barentsen Kunst (when she is called Jakemyntje Cornelis) and had a. Jannetje, bt. Febr. 24, 1664, b. Barent, bt. Jan. 30, 1667; m. 2., after Oct. 27, 1668, Gerrit Focken, of Ritsen, East Friesland, and had c. Hillitje, who m. Gerrit, s. of Cornelius Wynkoop and Maria Janse Langedyk (q. v.); m. 3., 1677, Jan Eltynge (Elting Roelofsen, q. v.) (*See Elting Roelofsen for Jacomyntie's children, and their marriages.), [and had] d. Jacomyntje, m. Henry Pawling; e. Tryntje, m. Solomon Du Bois
   c. Annetje, m. Cornelis Hoogeboom (q. v.).
   d. Mattys Cornelis Sleght m. Marya Maddeleen Crupel (Crispel), and had issue: a.Maria Maddelen, bt. Aug. 28, 1681; b. Tryntie, bt. Jan. 27, 1684, m, March 5, 1703, Matthys Mattysen, Jr.; c. Antoni, bt. May 25, 1690, m. Nov. 1, 1715, Neeltje Boogaard; d. Jan, bt. Nov. i, 1694, m. Aug. 6, 1716. Elizabeth Smedes; e. Cornelis, bt. Oct. 10, 1697; f. Petrus, bt. Sept. 21, 1701; g. Hendricus, bt. Dec. 22, 1706, m. Jan. 3, 1736, Zara Kierstede).
   Source: Ulster County Probate Records I:32-33 notes to " BARENTSEN, TRYNTIE, wife of Cornelius Barentsen. Testamentary disposition, dated Aug. 17 (year not mentioned), and written in Dutch." Note inserted "Baptism and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church at Kingston (Hoes 1891) show that at time of marriage (p. 507, No. 70) of Cornelis Barentz Slegt, widower of Tryntie Bos. and Elsie Jans, she was widow of Hendric Jochemz (Hendrick Jochemsen Schoonmaker no doubt) and not the widow of Adrien Peterson (Van Alcmaer) as stated at bottom of p. 33. It would seem that the footnote to p. 114, Vol. 2 is correct and that Elsie Jans m, (1) Adriaen Petersen (Van Alcmaer), (2) Jochem Hendricksen Schoonmaker, and (3) (as his third second wife) Cornells Barentsen Slecht or Slegt. See also Baptismal records in above which show that children of Hendrick Jochemsen and Elsje or Elsjen Jans were baptised as follows (in addition perhaps to others) : Hendrick and Volkert 17 May 1665 (Jan Jansen Van Breestee was a witness); Engeltjen 18 Mar 1663; Hilletie 30 Oct 1669. Therefore, if she m. Cornelis Barentsen Slecht after 36 Sep 1584 she could not have m. Hendrick Jochemsen (Schoonmaker) as his 3rd wife and had the above children by him in the 1660's. D.S.P.
2. [S1352] Netherlands, Zuid-Holland Province, Church Records, 1076-1916, manuscript on film, online FamilySearch.org, Nederlands Hervormde > Woerden > Dopen 1628-1672 > image 307 of 663, folio sheet 151. Anno 1643 Den 6 Maart. Jan, baptized, son of Cornelis Barents Slechtt and Tryntjen Mathys Bos.
3. [S1353] E. B. O'Callaghan, The Register of New Netherland (Albany: J. Munsell, 1865), p. 128. Mrs. Cornelis Barentsen Slecht, midwife for Esopus, 1655. "Midwives in Holland, before being licensed, were duly examined by a board of Physicians. One of such licensed women was appointed Midwife to a Town or Village. This custom was transferred to New Netherland."
4. [S663] Gustave Anjou, Ulster County N.Y. Probate Records, I:32, citing Liber B., p. 262, and Translations of Dutch Records, Liber 2, p. 244.
   Testamentary disposition, dated Aug. 17 (year not mentioned), and written in Dutch [date est. on prior and subsequent documents- VWH]
   "Cornells Barentsen, her husband, co-testator" and herself "desire that the whole estate" "shall be inherited by the survivor" and at their deaths by "the children: Jacomeyntie, Hendrick, Annette, Mattys, and Petronella. "If any of the testators should re-marry, one half of the property is to be divided immediately among the children.— "A linen-chest made by Jan Jansen, which Petronella has, is above her portion (Een Kasse gamaakt door Jan Jansen" "voor linen kasse date Petronella voor uyt heeft boven haar portie").
   Wessel Ten Broeck Signed Cornelis Barentse Slecht
   Jan Heyndericksz by me Tryntye Tysen Bosch.
5. [S221] Roswell Randall Hoes, compiler, Baptismal and Marriage Registers of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York (New York: De Vinne Press, 1891), p. 15, no. 249. Cornelis, son of Jochem Hendricz and Pietronella Slegt, bapt. 15 Jan 1682; sponsors Cornelis Slegt and Tryntie Bos.
6. [S221] Roswell Randall Hoes, Baptisms and Marriages ODC Kingston, p. 21, no. 346, 1684; Matthys Slegt and Maria Crepel; Tryntie. 27 Jan.; sponsors Antoni Crepel and Tryntie Bos.
7. [S520] VWH, Cornelis was a widower by Sep 1684, when banns of his remarriage were announced.
8. [S663] Gustave Anjou, Ulster County N.Y. Probate Records, I:32-33; ""the children: Jacomeyntie, Hendrick, Annette, Mattys, and Petronella."