Bef 1733 -
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Name |
Cornelius KUYKENDALL |
Birth |
Bef 4 Jul 1733 |
Sussex County, NJ |
Christening |
4 Jul 1733 |
Minisink, Sussex County, NJ |
Gender |
Male |
AFN |
5FGV-L6 |
Name |
Cornelis KUYKENDALL |
Notes |
- (1) Source: Lorraine Luke .
(2) Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Records of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1980, p. 197:
1733
Baptism No.: 4228
Parents: Lieur Kuikendal; Lena Consales dyk
Name of Child and Date of Baptism: Cornelis; Bp'd "in Menissing," [Minisink] 4 July
Witnesses and Sponsors: Cornelius Kuikendal; Marretje Westval.
[Note: It is not clear from this source whether Cornelius was born in (a) Old Minisink Village, Sussex County, NJ, or (b) some other unspecified location in the Minisink Valley. According to Kuykendall, George Benson, History of the Kuykendall Family, Kilham Stationery & Printing Co., Portland, OR: 1919, p. 392, Cornelius was born in NJ.]
(3) Minisink Valley Historical Society <http://www.minisink.org>:
The Minisink Valley is an area which reaches from Minisink Ford, New York, to Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania, to the Delaware Water Gap at New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including:
in New York:
? City of Port Jervis
? Town of Deerpark
? Town of Cuddebackville
? Hamlet of Huguenot
? Town of Forestburg
? Town of Greenville
? Town of Lumberland
? Town of Mamakating
in New Jersey:
? Montague Township
? Sandyston Township
in Pennsylvania:
? Dingmans Ferry Township
? Borough of Matamoras
? Borough of Milford
(4) Stickney, Charles E., A History of the Minisink Region, Middletown, NY: Coe Finch and I. F. Guiwits, 1867, pp. 34-35:
The first church [in the Minisink Region] was called the Mackhackemeck Church; and was located about a half mile south of where Port Jervis now stands, and about half a mile from the junction of the Neversink and Delaware, in a north-easterly direction, and near the residence of Mr. Eli Van Inwegen, by the old burying-ground. The second stood about eight miles south-west from the Mackhackemeck, in the present township of Montague, or Sandiston, N. J., at the crossing of the turnpike and highway, near the site of a store kept for some years by one Judge Stull, and was called the Minisink Church. It was torn down many years ago, and a new one erected about one mile from its first location, due north. The third stood sixteen miles farther on in New Jersey, and was called the Walpeck Church. It has Iong been torn down. The fourth was eight or ten miles distant from the Walpeck, and was called the Smithfield Church.
[Note by compiler: Montague Township is located in Sussex County, NJ.]
(5) Snell, James P., History of Sussex and Warren Counties, Philadelphia, PA: Everts & Peck, 1881, pp. 361-370:
MONTAGUE [TOWNSHIP] . . .
THE REFORMED (DUTCH) CHURCH.
The earliest records of this church bear date 1737, it having been one of the four Dutch Churches organized along the Delaware by Rev. George Wilhelmys Mancius, of Esopus. These churches?known in history as the Machackemack (now the Reformed Dutch Church of Port Jervis, N.Y.), the Minisink, at Montague, the Walpack, and the Smithfield Churches?were organized at the same time, a Consistory having been formed in each body, which performed consistorial acts. The Rev. Mr. Mancius visited the field every six months to hold service and administer the sacraments until a minister was settled over them.
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Person ID |
I2559 |
Frost, Gilchrist and Related Families |
Last Modified |
17 Apr 2024 |
Father |
Leur KUYKENDALL, b. Bef 27 Oct 1706, Deerpark [formerly Machackemeck], Orange County, NY d. Bef 13 Jun 1789, Washington County, PA (Age < 82 years) |
Mother |
Lena CONSALUS, b. Bef 25 Oct 1713, Kingston, Ulster County, NY [originally named Wiltwyck, later Esopus] d. Bef 2 Feb 1752 (Age < 38 years) |
Marriage |
27 May 1732 |
Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster County, NY |
Notes |
- (1) Hoes, Roswell Randall, Baptismal and Marriage Records of the Old Dutch Church of Kingston, Ulster County, New York, 1660-1809, Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1980, p. 526:
1732
27 May
748 LUER KUYKENDAAL, J. M. born in Menissing [Minisink], and LENA CONSALISDUK, j. d., born under the jurisdiction of Kingstown, "and each resid. in the afore-named place." Banns registered, 30 April.
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Family ID |
F1815 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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