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1. Legacy NFS Source: Jan Cornelise Bogert - Individual or family possessions: birth: 1593; Brooklyn, Kings, New York, United States

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   Individual or family possessions: birth: 1593; Brooklyn, Kings, New York, United States

2. The Bogert Family entries for Gijsbert in Den Boogaertman, Theunis Gijsbertszn in Den Boogartman and Neeltjien Laurens, Louw Theuniszn Bogaert, Jan Louwe (Laurens) Bogaert and Cornelia Everts, Pieter Haring and Marritje (Grietje/Margaret)Bogart.Haring and Marritje (Grietje/Margaret)Bogart., The Bogert Family entries for Gijsbert in Den Boogaertman, Theunis Gijsbertszn in Den Boogartman and Neeltjien Laurens, Louw Theuniszn Bogaert, Jan Louwe (Laurens) Bogaert and Cornelia Everts, Pieter

   https://familysearch.org/eng/library/fhlcatalog/supermainframeset.asp?display=titledetails&titleno=170128&disp=The+Bogart+family Citation: The Bogert family: Tunis Gysbert Bogaert and his Descendents, complied by John Albert Bogart, privately printed, entered in Library of Congress, 1959. The compiler says the following about sources used: "The record of our family in Holland was compiled from data gathered in the National Archives, the Hague, and is therefore authentic. The names and places referred to are spelled precisely as they appear in the original records." Other records used include: General public records, archives of county records, records of municipalities, other public records, court records, deeds of sale, etc. Upwards of forty variations of our surname were found; all of which are corruptions of Bogaert. See pages 23-26, 32-33, 101-104.
   Notes: Bogert family relationships are summarized as follows: [1]Gijsbert in Den Boogaertman, born 1540, is the father of [2]Theunis Gijsbertszn in Den Boogartman, who was born in 1562 at Schoonrewoerd, Holland, Netherlands, and [2]Theunis married Neeltjien Laurens, who died bef 1646. [3]Louw Theuniszn Bogaert is the son of [2]Theunis and Neeltjien, who died aft 14 Apr 1676. [4]Jan Louwe (Laurens) Bogaert, of Schoonrewoerd, died at Vianen between the 6 Sep 1672 (will date) and 1708, he is the son of [3]Louw Theuniszn Bogaert. [4]Jan Louwe Bogaert married Cornelia Everts and their children included [5]Marritje (Grietje/Margaret) Bogart, who married Pieter Haring 4 Dec 1687, at Harlem.
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3. Genealogical and Biographical Notes, entries for Grietje Cosyns, Cosyn Gerretse Van Putten and wife Vroutje, Peter Jansen Haring, Jan Pietersen Haring, Grietje Jans Bogert, Jan Laurens Bogert, Louw Theunis Bogert, and Cornelia Everts.heunis Bogert, and Cornelia Everts. , Genealogical and Biographical Notes, entries for Grietje Cosyns, Cosyn Gerretse Van Putten and wife Vroutje, Peter Jansen Haring, Jan Pietersen Haring, Grietje Jans Bogert, Jan Laurens Bogert, Louw T

   Citation: "Genealogical and Biographical Notes," prepared in connection with the publication of More Lasting Than Brass: A Thread of Family from Revolutionary New York to Industrial Connecticut, Boston: The Northeastern University Press and the Newberry Street Press, 2004, by Peter Haring Judd. Included are two pages of "Errata and Addenda." Notes below are from pages 22, 25, 28, 29-30, 31. This title is preserved in the Dutch Door Genealogy website. (A website to preserve Rockland County, New York, and Bergen County, New Jersey, historical information).
   Notes: "The widow Grietje Cosyn, bp. 5 May 1641 at NYRDC d. ca. 1724 at Tappan, daughter of Cosyn Gerretse van Putten and wife Vroutje." (See Arnold J. F. Van Laer, trans, New York Historical Manuscripts Dutch, ed. Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda, vol 3, Register of the Provincial Secretary, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1974, 132, 133.) Peter Jansen Haring, "first child of Jan Pietersen Haring and Grietje Cosyns, b. 13 Aug. 1664 at Manhattan, d. 1750 at Tappan, Orange Co., N.Y., (Will of Peter Haring, 27 June 1750, Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogates Office City of New York, with Letters of Administration, 17 vols., Collections of the New-York Historical Society (New York: Collections of the NYHS, 1892-1908), NYHS, 4:239, N.Y. Wills, 17:180, FHF, 95.) m. on 4 Dec.1687, in Haarlem, Grietje Jans Bogert, (Mar. NYRDC, 9:63. Bridegroom was formerly of New York but was then residing in Tappan. N. Phelps-Stokes, The Iconography of Manhattan Island, 1938-1909, New York: Robert H. Dodd, 1918-1928, 6: 106.), b. after 1672 at Bedford Long Island, dau. of Jan Laurens [sometimes Louwe] Bogert, b. Schoonreword, Province of South Holland, son of Louw Theunis Bogert, and Jan's wife was Cornelia Everts….Abraham Haring… ninth child of Peter Haring and Grietje Jans bogert, b. 9 April 1704, bp. On 11 April 1704 at Tappan RDC, d. 11 April 1771 at Tappan; m. on 27 March 1725, at Hackensack, N.J., Martyntjie Bogaert [Bogert], (Records of the Reformed Dutch Churches of Hackensack and Schraalenbergh New Jersey, New York: Holland Society of New York, 1891, 39) bp. 17 March 1705 at Hackensack RDC, (Herbert S. Ackerman, Haring Family. Mimeograph NYGB, Ridgewood, N.J., 1952, 2) d. 23 July 1783; dau. of Jan Cornelisz Bogert and Maria Bertholf; Maria the dau. of the Rev. Guiliam Bertholf of Hackensack and minister of the Tappan RDC 1694-1724 and Martyntje Vermuelen." (James Riker, Revised History of [cite is incomplete] ed. Rev. by Henry Pennington Toler, Elizabeth, N.J., Journal Press, [198-], 69.) "Abraham's will was signed on 10 April 1771 at Orangetown, Orange Co., proved…on 16 March 1793 at Hackensack, Bergen County." (Elmer T. Hutchinson, ed., Documents Relating to the Colonial, Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary History of the State of New Jersey, 1st ser. (Jersey City, N.J.: Scott Printing, 1942), 8:163.) His will mentions his daughter, "Mary, wife of Hendrick Zabriskie…Children of Grietje Bogert and Abraham Haring: …Mary Haring, b. 12 July 1733; bp. on 15 Jul 1733 at Tappan RDC, (Baptism Record of the Tappan Reformed Church: Tappan Rockland County, N.Y., comp. Arthur C. M. Kelly (Rhinebeck, N.Y.: Kinship Press, 1998, 728) d. 29 Aug 1800 ((James Riker, Revised History of [cite is incomplete] ed. Rev. by Henry Pennington Toler, Elizabeth, N.J., Journal Press, [198-], 139); m. 31 Aug 1753 Henry Zabriskie, b. April 1718, bp. on 15 May 1718 at Hackensack…son of Christian Zabriskie and Lea Hedrdige Hoppe. (George Olin Zabriskie, comp., The Zabriskie Family: A Three Hundred and One Year History of the Descendents of Albrecht Zaborowski ca 1638-1711, of Bergen County, New Jersey, privately published, 1963, 1:23.) Notes from Errata and Addenda identify Jan Pietersen Haring as the "son of Pieter Janzen and wife Marytie Pieters living in Groote Haversteeg, Hoorn, who was baptized there 18 December 1633." [The 26th is in error.]
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4. Haring Family, entries for Jan Pieter Haring and Grietje Cosyn, Peter Haringh and Gretje, Peter Haring and Cathys Boogaert, Peter Haring and Grietje Bogert, Jan Louwe Bogert and Cornelia Evertse, Abraham Haring and Martyne Bogertham Haring and Martyne Bogert, Haring Family, entries for Jan Pieter Haring and Grietje Cosyn, Peter Haringh and Gretje, Peter Haring and Cathys Boogaert, Peter Haring and Grietje Bogert, Jan Louwe Bogert and Cornelia Evertse, Abra

   Citation: Haring Family, by Herbert S. Ackerman, 1952, accessed in Family Tree, click Search, click books, search for title.
   Notes: "Jan Pieter Haring. Son of Peter Haringh and Gretie-Grandson of Peter Haring and Cathys Boogaert of Holland. Born Dec. 26, 1633 in Holland. Died Dec. 7 1683." In 1662, Jan married Grietje Cosyn, who was born in 1634 in Haarlem, Holland, and died in 1724. Children of Jan and Grietje include Peter, Vroutje, Cosyn, Cornelis, Brechtje, Marytie and Abraham. Son, Peter Haring, was born 13 Aug 1664, and married Grietje Bogert on 4 Dec 1687, at New York Reformed Church in Harlem. Grietje's parents are Jan Louwe Bogert and Cornelia Evertse. Grietje was born in Bedford, Long Island. Their children include Margaret, Cornelia, Bridget, child (died young), Pieterje, Janneke, John Petersen, Catharina, Abraham, Elbert, Theunis, and Klaasje (Claessie). Abraham Haring, born 9 Apr 1704, baptized 11 Apr 170 at Tappan, New York, died 11 Apr 1771. On 27 Mar 1725, he married Martyne Bogert at Hackensack Reformed Church. Martyne is the daughter of Johannes Bogert and Maria Bertholf, and Martyne was baptized 17 Mar 1705 at Hackensack Reformed Church, and died 23 Jul 1783. Children of Abraham and Martyne includes Petrus (died young), Petrus, Maria, Margrietie, Jan, Abraham, Cornelius, Ellebert and Martyntye. On 9 Oct 1729, Abraham and Martyngen joined the Tappan Reformed Church. Abraham's will mentions wife, Martinije, and daughter Mary (Maria) wife of Hendrick Zabriskie. Maria Haring was born on 12 Jul 1733, baptized 15 Jul 1733 at Tappan Reformed Church, died 19 Oct 1800 (bible), and on 31 Aug 1753 she married Hendrick Sobriska (born Apr 1718, baptized 22 May 1718 at Hackensack Reformed Church, New Jersey, died 21 May 1786 or 15 Mar 1780, son of Christian Zabriskie and Lea Hendriksje Hoppe. Hendrick and Maria's children include Christian )born 19 Sep 1754, baptized 29 Sep 1754 at Paramus Reformed Church), Martyntye, Neesye, Margrietye, Maria, Sara, Abraham and Elizabeth. Hendrick's will mentions his wife and has a list of children. On 1 May 1799, Maria Zabriskie, widow of Hendrick Zabriskie, is shown as a member of the Paramus Reformed Church.
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5. Millennium File

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6. Bogert Genealogy

   online, search for Bogert, Jan Louwe
   http://whittaker.org/genealogy/Bogert.pdf

7. New York, Genealogical Records, 1675-1920

   The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record (quarterly-1934) - Extracts; Publication Place: New York; Publisher: New York Genealogical and Biographical Society; Page Number: 4
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8. North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000

   Book Title: The Roosevelt Genealogy : 1649-1902
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9. REVISED History of Harlem, New York, entries for Jan Louwe Bogert, Cornelia Everts, Margaret Bogert and Pieter Haring

   Citation: REVISED HISTORY OF HARLEM (CITY or New YORK.) ITS ORIGIN AND EARLY ANNALS PREFACED BY HOME SCENES IN THE FATHERLANDS; OR NOTICES OF ITS FOUNDERS BEFORE EMIGRATION. ALSO Sketches of Numerous Families AND THE RECOVERED HISTORY OF THE LAND-TITLES. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS /INT) M/l'7'S. BY JAMES RIKER, NEW' YORK: NEW HARLEM PUBLISHING COMPANY, 1904." pp. 447-448
   p. 98 The contagion (emigration) had also seized some of the neighbors at Schoonrewoerd, one of whom was Jan Louwe Bogert, a young man with wife and two children, and whose kinsman, Theunis Gysberts Bogert, of Heykoop, two miles northwest of Schoonrewoerd, had already been ten years in America. Proceeding to Amsterdam, they all embarked, April 16th, 1663, in the Brindled Cow. p. 274 On May 18th, 1671, Jan Louwe Van Schoonrewoerd, of Bedford, L. I., later known as Jan Louwe Bogert, bargained with Jan La Montagne for his "piece of land named in the Dutch language Montagne's Punt, or by the Indians Rechco-wanis," for the sum of 3,000 gl. p. 447 BOGERT: Jan Louwe Bogert, otherwise, from the place of his nativity, called Jan Louwe from Schoonderwoerd, claims a place among the patentees, for reasons given in the annexed note.* Many references to him will be found in the preceding pages. Having spent nine years at Bedford, Long Island, he came to Harlem, in 1672, as proprietor of the Montanye farm, the history of which, up to its purchase by Bogert, has also been given. He was chosen a magistrate in 1675, was re-elected in 1676, and on November 30th of this year, with his wife, Cornelia Everts, was received at New York as a member of the Harlem church. p. 448 443 HISTORY or HARLEM. Sale of Land: "… as it is at present fenced in." The initials (I for J) are those of Jan Louwe Bogert and Jan De Lamater. Bogert having spent 35 years at Harlem, sold his farm to Captain Johannes Benson, September 21, 1706, for £650, and the next spring removed to New York; with his wife uniting with the church there by certificate from Harlem, on May 27, 1707. JAN LOUWE BOGERT (I) HAD ISSUE: 2. Peter, born 1656, at Leerdam, Holland, married Fytie, (Sophia) Vlierboom, September 29, 1686, had nine children. 3. Gysbert, born at Bedford, L. I . I663, baptized September 30, 1663, at Brooklyn, N. Y., married Annatie (Laurens) ansen, of Harlem, had six children. 4. Claes (Nicholas), born at Bedford, L. I., in 1668,married first Belettie Van Schaick, June 28, 1695, had four children. He married second, Margaret (Consilyea) Van Tilburg, February 23, 1707, by whom he had nine children. He lived in New York, was a "baker and bolter," and died January 5, 1727. 5. Johannes, baptized September 15, 1675, died young. 6. Johannes, baptized August 16, 1679, married Claessie Van Schaick, June 16, I700, but died without issue in 171I. 7. Elizabeth, who married Harmen Janse Knickerbocker before I688, had eight children. 8. Catherine, who married Elbert Harmense (also known as Lieverse). 9. Margaret, who married Pieter Haring, December 4, 1687, had twelve children. 10. Jenneke, who married Jooris (George) Holmes, July 8, 1704, had three children. 11. Cornelia,who married Wouter (M) Quacken£s:"of Albany, N. Y., on October 4, 1696, had five childr , and died November 21, 1736.
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10. Legacy NFS Source: Jan Cornelise Bogert - Individual or family possessions: death: 1669; Netherlands

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    Individual or family possessions: death: 1669; Netherlands

11. Legacy NFS Source: Jan Cornelise Bogert - Published information: death: 1510; England

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    Published information: death: 1510; England

12. U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current

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13. Haring Family Note Book 1810, entries for Pieter J. Haring, Jans P. Haring, Grietje Cosyns, Peter J. Haring, Grietje J. Bogert, Abraham A. Haring, Jans L. Bogert, Margrietje Bogert, Jans C. Bogert, Maria Bertholf, Maria Haring, Hendrick C. Zabriskieria Bertholf, Maria Haring, Hendrick C. Zabriskie, Haring Family Note Book 1810, entries for Pieter J. Haring, Jans P. Haring, Grietje Cosyns, Peter J. Haring, Grietje J. Bogert, Abraham A. Haring, Jans L. Bogert, Margrietje Bogert, Jans C. Bogert, Ma

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    Notes: Page 1: "John Haring (Jans Pietersen Haring) the third son of Peter Haring (Pieter Jans Haring) of Hornin of North Holland was born the 26th day of December 1633…and was Married on Whitsuntide 1662 to Margaret Cozine (Grietje Cosyns) a Widow the ceremony was performed in the New Dutch Church on Stuyvesants Bowery New York…the said John Haring departed this life December the 7th 1683 his Widow the said Margaret…lived to the age of Ninety." Page 2: "John Haring and Margaret Cozine had issue as follows-1. a Son named Peter (Peter Jansen Haring) born the 13th day of August 1664…2. a Daughter named Vroutje who became the wife of Teunis Quick she was born May the 3rd 1667…3. a Son named Cozine…born the 3rd of March 1669…4. a Son named Cornelius born the 4th of March 1672…m Cathalina Flieboam…Page 3: 5. a Daughter named Bridget who became the wife of Teunis…Taleman…She was born the 4th day of July 1675…7. a Daughter named Mary who became the wife of Jacob Fliereboam…She was born September 27 1679…7. a Son named Abraham born the 24th day of November 1681…married Derckje Tallman. Page 4: Peter Haring (Peter Jansen Haring) the son of John Haring ((Jans Pietersen Haring) was married at Harlem to Margaret Bogart (Grietje Jans Bogert)…(inserted in pencil…of John Louis Bogert (Jans Laurens Bogert) the 4th day of December 1687 the issue of the said Peter and Margaret was 1. a Daughter named Margaret born September the 8th 1688…She became the wife of Klaas Van Houten…2. a Daughter named Cornelia born the 24th of February 1640…She became the wife of Richard Truman…3. a Daughter named Bridget born the 19th of June 1692…She became the wife of Garit Smith… Page 5: 4. a Child either still born or died soon after…was born…25th of May 1695…5. a Daughter named Pietartje born the 31st day of January 1696…She became the wife of Jacob Blauvelt…6. a Daughter named Jane or Jannaka born the 24th of January 1698…She became the wife of Carl DeBaun…7. a Son named John Peterson born the 15th…of April 1700…married Elizabeth Blauvelt…8. a Daughter Catherine born the 5th of April 1702…She became the wife of Adolph Meyer…Page 8: 9. a Son named Abraham born the 9th of April 1704…10. a Son named Elbert born the 3rd of March 1706…Page 4: 11. a Son named Tuenis born the 12th of July 1708…12. A Daughter named Klaadje, born the 21st of April 1711…She became the wife of Adolph Lent…Page 7: Abraham Haring one of the sons of Peter Haring…born April 1704…was married ro Martyntje Bogart (Margrietje Bogert) one of the Daughters of John Bogert (Jan Cornelisz Bogert) (in pencil: and Maria Bartholf [Bertholf]) the said Martyntje was born-the issue of the said Abraham and Martyntje were 1. A Son named Peter, born September 1st 1726 he died young… 2. A Son named Peter born September 30th 1728…married Catherine Blauvelt, born Sept 25th 1738; they were married May 5, 1757…3. a Daughter named Maria born the 12th of July 1733…She became the Wife of Henry Sobriskie (Hendrick C. Zabriskie)…Page 8: 4. a Daughter named Margaret…the wife of Isaac Blanch…born February 28, 1736…5. a Son named John born September the 28th 1737-1739?...6. a Son named Cornelius…(or) Abraham… born April the 14th 1742…Married Anna…(or) Sarah Naugle…7. a Son named Cornelius born the 14th of July 1744…8. a Son named Elbert born the 24th of May 1747 he died in infancy…9. a Daughter named Martyntje born February the 6th 1750 and departed this life November the 20th 1770…Page 9: Abraham Haring departed this life on the 11th of April 1771 and his Widow Martyntje Bogert on the 23rd of July 1783…Maria Haring the Widow of Henry Sobriske departed this life October the 24th 1800."
    http://www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com/haring_notebook_1810.html. Citation: The Haring Family Note Book 1810 is the equivalent of a family Bible record. The leather-bound original belongs to Hazel B. Mayhew of New York City, was copied with permission in 1969, and preserved in the Dutch Door Genealogy website. (A website to preserve Rockland County, New York, and Bergen County, New Jersey, historical information.) See www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com/haring_notebook_1810.html

14. Web: Netherlands, GenealogieOnline Trees Index, 1000-2015

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15. Sightings and Connections, by Firth Haring Fabend, entries for Jans Pietersen Haring, Pieter Jansz Haring, Maritie Pieters, Grietje Cosyns, Cosyn Gerretse Van Putten, PieterJansen Haring, Margrietje Jans Bogert, and Jans Louwe Bogert.ans Bogert, and Jans Louwe Bogert. , Sightings and Connections, by Firth Haring Fabend, entries for Jans Pietersen Haring, Pieter Jansz Haring, Maritie Pieters, Grietje Cosyns, Cosyn Gerretse Van Putten, PieterJansen Haring, Margrietje J

    The Dutch Door Genealogy website. (A website to preserve Rockland County, New York, and Bergen County, New Jersey, historical information.) Information, shown in Notes below, was taken from pages 1-3, 6, 16, 20-22, 24-25, and 32. Author's sources in footnotes are referred to in the text and are available on authors pages 34-40.
    Notes: Information on Jan Pietersen Haring is from 21 primary records including records from "his baptism in Hoorn, the Netherlands, his marriage in New Amsterdam, the baptisms of six of his seven children, his witnessing of a will, two (2) appointments to the office of schepen (magistrate), a reference to him as a "wheelewright," two references to a land venture in Manhattan, three references to his land holdings on Manhattan, a notarial record in Hoorn in 1680, two references to the deed to the Tappan Patent, and his death. Sybout Claasen is the presumed personal contact, and the three certain ones are Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten (Jan's father-in-law), Wolphert Webber, and Samuel Edsall…Previously, his occupation was unknown; now he can be identified as a wheelwright, the occupation of his father-in-law, Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten." (1, 2) On December 18, 1633, Jan, was baptized in the city of Hoorn. (2) His parents are recorded as Pieter Jansz and Maritie Pieters…Among Jan's 7 children are a Pieter, a Maritie, and a Cornelis-in the Dutch naming tradition called after his father, mother, and brother…haring being the Dutch word for herring." Jan married Cosyn Gerritsen Van Putten's daughter, Grietje Cosyns, on May 28, 1662, their marriage does not appear in the Reformed Dutch Church records, but it was recorded in a now lost family Bible seen by two historians, Franklin Burdge in the 1870s and George Budke in the 1920s. The record also appears in the Haring Family Notebook, now at the D.A.R. library in Washington, D.C." (22) "Since he was baptized in Hoorn on December 18, John (Jan) Haring could not have been born on December 26. It has to be assumed that the 2 is a mistake for a 1. The passage should read "born the 16 day of December 1633." (23) "During the years from 1664 to 1681, Jan Pietersen Haring and Grietje Cosyns had seven children. All but the eldest are recorded in the baptismal records of the New York Reformed Dutch Church. The baptism of their eldest child, Pieter, does not appear in the Church records, but the missing Bible and the Haring Notebook have him born on August 13, 1664… Because of this, some may question whether this son existed, but, despite the missing record, Pieter Haring was surely born. He inherited one of his father's shares in the Tappan Patent, married Margrietje Jans Bogert, the daughter of Jan Louwe Bogert, in the New York Reformed Dutch Church, and served for many years as Orange County's delegate to the New York Assembly. The baptisms of Jan and Grietje's six other children in the New York Reformed Dutch Church are Vroutje, 15 May 1667, Cosyn, 31 [sic] February 1669, Cornelis, 10 April 1672, Brechtje, 17 July 1675, Marytie, 11 October 1679, and Abraham, 13 December 1681. In the 1669 baptism of his son Cosyn, Jan is referred to for the first time in the extant records as Jan Pieterszen Haring. (26)…Jan Pietersen Haring died, intestate, on December 7, 1683, just weeks short of age 50, even before the patent was officially granted by the Provincial Council and confirmed by Governor Thomas Dongan." (40)
    http://www.dutchdoorgenealogy.com/jan_pietersen_haring_firth_fabend.pdf

16. The New Harlem register 1630-1903, entries for Jan Laurens Louwe Bogert, Cornelia Everts, Margaret Bogert and Peter J. Haring

    Citation: The New Harlem register : a genealogy of the descendants of the twenty-three original patentees of the Town of New Harlem, containing proofs of births, baptisms and marriages from the year 1630 to date, by Henry Pennington Toler, New Harlem Publishing Company, New York, 1903, p. 10 [This source cites History of Harlem, by James Riker, Talcott's New York and New England Families, and 63 N. Y. D. Rec.]
    Notes: Name: Jan Laurens Louwe Bogert, Born: Schoonderwoert, Holl., 1630 Married: Cornelia Everts Number of children: 10 Name: Margaret Bogert Born: Bedford, Long Island, New York Married: Peter J. Haring, of Tappan, New York Died: 12-4-1687 Number of children: 3
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