Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Blauvelt families who came mainly from England and Holland. Some focus is on (but not limited to) descendants of Gerret (Gerritt), the son of Hendrick Gerryts of Deventer, Holland. Gerret sailed from Texal in 1637, and settled in Rensselaerwick and then later at Schenectady in New Amsterdam or New York. Gerret married Marretje Moll, and later was known as Garret Hendrickszen...

Claes Jansen (Kuyper) van Purmarent emigrated about 1655 and settled in 1664 at Ahasymus, part of Jersey City, Bergen County, New Jersey. He was a cooper and wheelwright. He married Annetje, daughter of Cornelis Van Vorst. Claes died on 30 November 1688 and Annetje died on 12 January 1725. Their children were Cornelius Claesen Cuyper, Tryntje Klaeston Kuyper, John Claeson Kuyper, and Hendrick Claeson Kuyper. Blauvelt family is linked to the Cooper...

David des Marest (1620-1697), a Huguenot, immigrated from France to The Netherlands, and married Marie Sohier in 1643. They immigrated to Staten Island, New York in 1663, and in 1667 moved to Hackensack, New Jersey. Descendants lived in New Jersey, New York, and elsewhere.

Rodger Park immigrated from England to Asbury, New Jersey in 1668.

Barent Jacobsen Kool (b.ca.1605) immigrated about 1635 from Holland to New Amsterdam, New York, although his name first appears in civil records in 1633. Isaac Cole (1740-1800) was a direct descendant in the fifth generation. Descendants and relatives lived in New York, New Jersey, New England and elsewhere. Includes some ancestry and genealogical data in The Netherlands. Includes indexes (including Servijn as a variant spelling of Serven). Includes...

David des Marest (1620-1697), a Huguenot, immigrated from France to The Netherlands, and married Marie Sohier in 1643. They immigrated to Staten Island, New York in 1663, and in 1667 moved to Hackensack, New Jersey. Descendants lived in New Jersey, New York, and elsewhere.

Pieter Casparszen (Mabie) Van Naerden (living between 1647 and 1662) was identified with a Batavian alias which assigned the town of his origin as a last name. So literally, he was Peter, son of Caspar, of Naerden, Holland and only occasionally did he use the surname Mabie. He was closely associated with the Ryck family at New Amsterdam. He married Aechte Jans, the former wife of Abraham Willemszen Ryck (d.1651) and they were the parents of six children:...

Roelof Cornelissen Van Houten (1628-1672) immigrated from Holland to New Netherlands in 1636/1637. He settled first at Rensselaerswyck (Albany, New York). He married twice and was the father of five children. He died at Bergan, New Jersey. Descendants lived in New Jersey, New York, and elsewhere. Includes the Ackerman, Blauvelt, Doremus, Post, Van Alen, Vreeland, and other related families.

Ann Post (1815-1850), daughter of Abraham Post and Martha Stevens, was born in Wyckoff, Bergen, New Jersey. She lived there up until at least 1835 when she married Cornelius Lewis La Coste. Members of the Post and Stevens families were of Dutch descent. The early family members on both sides lived in the New York area. After Abraham Post died ca. 1828, his widow Martha Stevens (d. 1842) married David D. Ackerman (1786-1871). Includes allied families...

The two volumes contains the records of eleven Bogert families that immigrated from Holland (The Netherlands) to various cities in New York state (chiefly in the 1600s, with one in 1719 and two in the 1850s), and one Bogert family that immigrated from Germany and had a child born here in 1775. Descendants and relatives of these 12 immigrants lived in New York, New Jersey and elsewhere.