Joseph Waldron - Revision history

Liz: add warning note to source 4 re. Maria Goverts, mother of both Annetje Daniels & Joseph Waldron

2011-04-23T14:25:25Z

add warning note to source 4 re. Maria Goverts, mother of both Annetje Daniels & Joseph Waldron

Liz: add Maria Goverts & Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou to ancestry chart segment, with source #

2011-04-23T13:58:29Z

add Maria Goverts & Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou to ancestry chart segment, with source #

Liz: The Waldrons of Greene Co., NY source 4, and source notes re their sources

2011-04-23T13:54:04Z

The Waldrons of Greene Co., NY source 4, and source notes re their sources

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ add date for Maria Goverts

2009-02-08T22:17:56Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: add date for Maria Goverts

Liz: /* Immigrant 1654 to New Amsterdam, Dutch colony in America */ rename pagelink Resolved Waldron (II)

2009-01-03T16:18:10Z

‎Immigrant 1654 to New Amsterdam, Dutch colony in America: rename pagelink Resolved Waldron (II)

Liz: /* Sources */ create page link for outline of individuals from "Harlem (City of New York)..."

2008-12-30T21:34:54Z

‎Sources: create page link for outline of individuals from "Harlem (City of New York)..."

Liz: Selover-Slover Family by Hadler

2008-12-29T18:33:19Z

Selover-Slover Family by Hadler

Liz: /* Children with 2nd wife */ Daniel, Direct Line

2008-11-06T13:24:27Z

‎Children with 2nd wife: Daniel, Direct Line

Liz: source W1 attribution for 3 children

2008-11-04T20:15:59Z

source W1 attribution for 3 children

Liz: /* Ancestry chart segment */ change page name of father to Resolved Waldron (1594)

2008-11-04T19:57:11Z

‎Ancestry chart segment: change page name of father to Resolved Waldron (1594)

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                     +-- [[Annetje Daniels]] --+
+                                          |
-                                          +-- Maria Goverts (wife of Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou)<sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
+                                          +-- [[Maria Goverts]] (wife of Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou)<sup class="reference">[4]</sup>
    Sources: <sup class="reference">[1][3][4][W1]</sup>
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 !'''4'''
-|'''''The Waldrons of Greene County NY and Beyond''', Family Tree Maker online at:<br>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/a/l/Ronald-A-Waldron/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0027.html<br>This research cites numerous sources.
+|'''''The Waldrons of Greene County NY and Beyond''', Family Tree Maker online at:<br>http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/a/l/Ronald-A-Waldron/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0027.html<br>This research cites numerous sources.   '''(NOTE: This source indicates that Maria Govert, the mother of Annetje Daniels, was also the mother of Annetje's husband, Joseph Willemszen Waldron. Thus, Annetje would be the half-sister of her husband Joseph.  We find this unlikely and suspect that some name commonality has led to a research error of miss-assigning records.)'''
 *Annetje Daniels b. bef. 15 Jan 1622/23, in Amsterdam, Holland Noord, Netherlands; d. 10 May1688.
 * Daughter of Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou and Maria Goverts

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    [[Daniel Waldron]] --+
    (1650-????)      |
-                    |                     +-- [[Daniel Damma]]
+                    |                     +-- Daniel Adriaenszen Lernou<sup class="reference">[4]</sup>,  OR Daniel Damma<sup class="reference">[3]</sup>
                     |                     |
                     +-- [[Annetje Daniels]] --+
-−
+                                         |
-   Sources: <sup class="reference">[1][3][W1]</sup>
+   Sources: <sup class="reference">[1][3][4][W1]</sup>
 =Children with 1st wife =

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 * Danile Waldron m. Sarah Rutgers, dau. of Rutger Williamsen of Langendyck and Gybertie Martyns.
 * Judith Waldron, dau. of Daniel Waldron & Sarah Rutgers.
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 * '''Number of children''':"Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker", leaves a question regarding the total number of children of Joseph Waldron. <br>-Riker discusses Joseph's two children by first wife Aeltie Hendricks and says one of these two perhaps remained in Holland as "it is not named in our records here..."  <br>- quoting proceedings of the orphans court, 1663, Riker says "appearing that there were six minor children, two of whom were by a former marriage"<br>- Riker names six children, 5 with birth dates. Sarah's birthdate places her as a child of the 1st marriage. Deborah's date is unknown, but the statement that she "died in infancy" would imply that she was not the child left in Holland to be raised by the grandmother. The children are named by Riker in birth order, so far as indicated by birth dates given. Deborah was named last,implying that she was the youngest child,  but without birth date.<br>This would seem to indicate at least 7 children total, 6 of whom were minors in New Amsterdam at the time of Joseph's death.  <br>-Specifically named as 2nd wife Annetje Daniels' child is son Daniel Waldron, to whom she leaves land, along with "son-in-law Delamontagne", implying that Anna Waldron (Delamontagne) was her daughter.
 * '''Date of immigration'''It is clear from "Harlem (City of New York)" that Joseph had already remarried before immigration. The biography re. Resolved Waldron says that he immigrated in 1654, and that he then with his brother Joseph and their wives were received into the New Amsterdam church.  The implication is that Resolved & Joseph immigrated together, but the year of Joseph's immigration is not actually explicit.
+* The Waldrons of Greene County NY, sources cited by Source 4 above :
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                     |   (????-1663)      |
                     |                    +-- [[Maria Goverts]]
    [[Daniel Waldron]] --+
-   (1650-????)      |                     +-- [[Daniel Damma]]
+   (1650-????)      |
                     |                     |
                     +-- [[Annetje Daniels]] --+

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−	The brothers Resolved and Joseph Waldron emmigrated to New Amsterdam with their wives and children, Joseph in 1652 and Resolved two years later in 1654. They bought a house together on Broadway near Wall Street, and joined the fellowship of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Amsterdam. <br>Five years before embarking for the Dutch colony in America, Joseph Waldron "living near the ''hoeck'' of Passenger Street in Amsterdam", appeared before the orphans court on 12 May 1649, "on the eve of his second marriage", and made arrangements (bonds) for the maintenance of two children by his marriage to first wife Aeltie Hendricks, "as they had no property". It is also suggested that one of these two children may have been left behind in Amsterdam when Joseph & famiy emigrated, to be raised by its grandmother, Maria Goverts. This speculation is based on the facts that no records for the child had been found here, and that Joseph Waldron ordered part of his salary to be paid to his mother, Maria Goverts; the last recorded of these payments was for 48 florins, 2 months salary, made on 30 Aug 1661.<br>In New Amsterdam, Joseph was butler to the garrison and in charge of the magazine. He died in 1663, requesting a notary to draw up his will shortly before he died. He said that there would be nothing left (presumably after debts were paid), but if there should be, it should go to his wife who wished to return to the Fatherland. (See [[Resolved Waldron]], who died similarly, having invested so heavily in land, that debt was expected initially to obliterate his estate.) Joseph's will also represents that there were "six minor children, two of whom are by a former marriage". The widow, Annetie Daniels, appointed Resolved Waldron, "her husband's brother" and Hendrick Jansen vander Vin "who is her oldest and most intimate friend", as guardians of her surviving children. Whether or not she revisited Holland, she remarried in New Amsterdam in 1668 to Harman Smeeman, and agian in 1682 to Coenraet Ten Eyck.<br>On 23 Jan. 1661, son John, not quite 8 years old, died accidentally in his step-father's mill. <br>''This biography extracted from "The Selover-Slover Family" by Mabel Jacques Hadler, and from "Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google; see web address below for additional notes, and for descendants.'')	+	The brothers Resolved and Joseph Waldron emmigrated to New Amsterdam with their wives and children, Joseph in 1652 and Resolved two years later in 1654. They bought a house together on Broadway near Wall Street, and joined the fellowship of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Amsterdam. <br>Five years before embarking for the Dutch colony in America, Joseph Waldron "living near the ''hoeck'' of Passenger Street in Amsterdam", appeared before the orphans court on 12 May 1649, "on the eve of his second marriage", and made arrangements (bonds) for the maintenance of two children by his marriage to first wife Aeltie Hendricks, "as they had no property". It is also suggested that one of these two children may have been left behind in Amsterdam when Joseph & famiy emigrated, to be raised by its grandmother, Maria Goverts. This speculation is based on the facts that no records for the child had been found here, and that Joseph Waldron ordered part of his salary to be paid to his mother, Maria Goverts; the last recorded of these payments was for 48 florins, 2 months salary, made on 30 Aug 1661.<br>In New Amsterdam, Joseph was butler to the garrison and in charge of the magazine. He died in 1663, requesting a notary to draw up his will shortly before he died. He said that there would be nothing left (presumably after debts were paid), but if there should be, it should go to his wife who wished to return to the Fatherland. (See [[Resolved Waldron (II)]], who died similarly, having invested so heavily in land, that debt was expected initially to obliterate his estate.) Joseph's will also represents that there were "six minor children, two of whom are by a former marriage". The widow, Annetie Daniels, appointed Resolved Waldron, "her husband's brother" and Hendrick Jansen vander Vin "who is her oldest and most intimate friend", as guardians of her surviving children. Whether or not she revisited Holland, she remarried in New Amsterdam in 1668 to Harman Smeeman, and agian in 1682 to Coenraet Ten Eyck.<br>On 23 Jan. 1661, son John, not quite 8 years old, died accidentally in his step-father's mill. <br>''This biography extracted from "The Selover-Slover Family" by Mabel Jacques Hadler, and from "Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google; see web address below for additional notes, and for descendants.'')

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 |'''Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals''', by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google at:<br>http://books.google.com/books?id=0m4UAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA555&lpg=PA555&dq=%22Resolved+Waldron%22+%22frederick+williams%22&source=web&ots=3b9rpKWmgu&sig=14dLsLW4Ibr21h9MHJucJ04cWL8&hl=en&sa=X&oi=book_result&resnum=1&ct=result#PPA554,M1<br>History of the family of Resolved Waldron, Pages 554-568<br>"Resolved Waldron,...was one of the most intelligent of the Harlem settlers...he had been in the printing business in Amsterdam and emigrated with his family to New Netherland, late in 1654. Received with ''his br. Joseph, and their w.'' to the fellowship of the chh. at New Amsterdam..."<br> <br>The main biography continues with the line of Resolved Waldron.  Footnoted (Pg 554-556) is the biography of his brother Joseph Waldron: <br><br>"''Joseph Waldron'', "living near the ''hoeck'' of Passenger Street" in Amsterdam on the eve of his second marriege, appeared before the orphan masters, May 12, 1649...and gave bond for maintenance of his ''two chn. by his late w. Aeltie Hendricks''; ...one of these perhaps was left at Amsterdam with its ''gd-mo., Maria Goverts'', since it is not named in our records here, ...and Waldron was wont to order part of his salary to be paid his said mo.; the last time noticed was on Aug. 30, 1661 being two months' wages, 48 florins.  He was butler to the garrison, and had charge of the magazine of the company.  ''Waldron d. in 1663''. Just before his end, sending for a notary to draw up his will, he said "there would be nothing left - but if anything whould remain, it should not be touched, but go to pay the passage of his widow who intended to leave for Fatherland".  Upon these representations it appear(s) that there were "''six minor children, two of whom are by a former marriage''", the orphan's court of New Amsterdam, Dec. 10 1663, at the desire of the ''wid. Annetie Daniels'', appointed ''Resolved Waldron, "her husband's brother''"  and Hendrick Jansen vander Vin...as guardians of her surviving chn. It is uncertain whether she visited Holland, as she was m. here  in 1668 to Harman Smeeman and again in 1682 to Coenraet Ten Eyck.  ''Joseph Waldron's children'' known to us were ''Sarah, Daniel, Mary, Anna, Deborah and John.''   Deborah d. in inf., and John when not quite 8 yrs. old...<br>''Daniel Waldron, b. 1650 at Amsterdam, m. in 1673 Sarah Rutgers, dr. of Rutger Willemsen''.  He was a gun-stock maker, but while serving in the city guards against Leister, lost an eye and was otherwise badly hurt by the premature discharge of "a great gone" (sic), Mar. 19, 1691....''Daniel Waldron and his son Joseph were admitted freemen Aug. 30, 1698'',  He had chn. ''Joseph'' b. 1674; ''Judith'', b. 1675, m. Mr. Isaac Selover; ''Rutgers'', b. 1677; ''Annetie'' b. 1681, m. Francis Buys and Isaac van Duersen; ''Sarah'', b. 1683, m. Carsten Burger; ''John'', b. 1685; ''Maria, b. 1686 m, Frederick Williams''; ''Cornelia'', b. 1688, m. Gerrit de Forest; and ''Catharine'', b. 1689, m. Isaac Boelen.  The last d. in her 83rd yr. in 1772, her srs. Sarah and Cornelia surviving her; and of the others, Judith lived to be 85, Annetie 84 and ''Mary 80''.  ''Their mo. d. Jan. 7, 1738, (in her) 95th year.'' <br><br>Pg. 373 re. William Waldron, son of Resolved Waldron:<br>"William Waldron, eldest son of Resolved, had learned the cooper's trade, and established himself in New York where he married the ''daughter of the wealthy Stoutenburgh'', city treasurer, and now enjoyed the position of inspector of pipe-staves.
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 Some of the information on this page was found on websites presented by researchers who have  either not listed their sources completely or employ the circular logic of citing additional undocumented websites.  <br>These web site sources are listed separately below.  The attribution number for these web sources is preceded by a "W". <br> As we frequently find conflicting information on the web family trees, we offer the un-sourced information here as a starting point ''for further research only''. We discourage its inclusion on additional posted websites or in other reproduced material without either further documentation or a disclaimer.
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 = Web Sites - Documentation Incomplete=

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-The brothers Resolved and Joseph Waldron emmigrated to New Amsterdam in 1654 with their wives and children.  They bought a house together on Broadway near Wall Street, and joined the fellowship of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Amsterdam. <br>Five years before embarking for the Dutch colony in America, Joseph Waldron "living near the ''hoeck'' of Passenger Street in Amsterdam", appeared before the orphans court on 12 May 1649, "on the eve of his second marriage", and made arrangements (bonds) for the maintenance of two children by his marriage to first wife Aeltie Hendricks, "as they had no property".  It is also suggested that one of these two children may have been left behind in Amsterdam when Joseph & famiy emigrated, to be raised by its grandmother, Maria Goverts.  This speculation is based on the facts that no records for the child had been found here, and that Joseph Waldron ordered part of his salary to be paid to his mother, Maria Goverts; the last recorded of these payments  was for 48 florins, 2 months salary, made on 30 Aug 1661.<br>In New Amsterdam, Joseph was butler to the garrison and in charge of the magazine. He died in 1663, requesting a notary to draw up his will shortly before he died. He said that there would be nothing left (presumably after debts were paid), but if there should be, it should go to his wife who wished to return to the Fatherland. (See [[Resolved Waldron]], who died similarly, having invested so heavily in land, that debt was expected initially to obliterate his estate.) Joseph's will also represents that there were "six minor children, two of whom are by a former marriage".  The widow, Annetie Daniels, appointed Resolved Waldron, "her husband's brother" and Hendrick Jansen vander Vin "who is her oldest and most intimate friend", as guardians of her surviving children.  Whether or not she revisited Holland, she remarried in New Amsterdam in 1668 to Harman Smeeman, and agian in 1682 to Coenraet Ten Eyck.<br>On 23 Jan. 1661, son John, not quite 8 years old, died accidentally in his step-father's mill. <br>''This biography extracted from "Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google; see web address below for additional notes, and for descendants.'')
+The brothers Resolved and Joseph Waldron emmigrated to New Amsterdam with their wives and children, Joseph in 1652 and Resolved two years later in 1654.  They bought a house together on Broadway near Wall Street, and joined the fellowship of the Dutch Reformed Church of New Amsterdam. <br>Five years before embarking for the Dutch colony in America, Joseph Waldron "living near the ''hoeck'' of Passenger Street in Amsterdam", appeared before the orphans court on 12 May 1649, "on the eve of his second marriage", and made arrangements (bonds) for the maintenance of two children by his marriage to first wife Aeltie Hendricks, "as they had no property".  It is also suggested that one of these two children may have been left behind in Amsterdam when Joseph & famiy emigrated, to be raised by its grandmother, Maria Goverts.  This speculation is based on the facts that no records for the child had been found here, and that Joseph Waldron ordered part of his salary to be paid to his mother, Maria Goverts; the last recorded of these payments  was for 48 florins, 2 months salary, made on 30 Aug 1661.<br>In New Amsterdam, Joseph was butler to the garrison and in charge of the magazine. He died in 1663, requesting a notary to draw up his will shortly before he died. He said that there would be nothing left (presumably after debts were paid), but if there should be, it should go to his wife who wished to return to the Fatherland. (See [[Resolved Waldron]], who died similarly, having invested so heavily in land, that debt was expected initially to obliterate his estate.) Joseph's will also represents that there were "six minor children, two of whom are by a former marriage".  The widow, Annetie Daniels, appointed Resolved Waldron, "her husband's brother" and Hendrick Jansen vander Vin "who is her oldest and most intimate friend", as guardians of her surviving children.  Whether or not she revisited Holland, she remarried in New Amsterdam in 1668 to Harman Smeeman, and agian in 1682 to Coenraet Ten Eyck.<br>On 23 Jan. 1661, son John, not quite 8 years old, died accidentally in his step-father's mill. <br>''This biography extracted from "The Selover-Slover Family" by Mabel Jacques Hadler, and from "Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google; see web address below for additional notes, and for descendants.'')
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 | '''Birth'''    ||    ||Holland; expect Amsterdam   || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
 |-
-| '''1st Marriage''' ||expect ~1645    || || To Aeltie Hendricks <br>(d. by May 1649; 2 children)    || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+| '''1st Marriage''' ||expect ~1645    || || To Aeltie Hendricks <br>(d. by May 1649; 2 children)    || <sup class="reference">[1][3]</sup>
 |-
-| '''2nd Marriage''' || ~ May 1649   || || [[Annetje Daniels]]<br>Direct Line || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+| '''2nd Marriage''' || ~ May 1649   || || [[Annetje Daniels]]<br>Direct Line || <sup class="reference">[1][3]</sup>
 |-
 | '''Death'''    || 1663  ||  expect New Amsterdam (NY) || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
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                     |   (????-1663)      |
                     |                    +-- [[Maria Goverts]]
    [[Daniel Waldron]] --+
-   (1650-????)      |
+   (1650-????)      |                     +-- [[Daniel Damma]]
-                    +-- [[Annetje Daniels]]
+                   |                     |
-   Sources: <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>
+   Sources: <sup class="reference">[1][3][W1]</sup>
 =Children with 1st wife =
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 * "Harlem (City of New York), Its Origin and Early Annals", by James Riker, NY 1881, digitized by Google, (see web link, Source #1, above.)  Page 556:  "The next year the directors in Holland would have made (Resolved) Waldron sheriff of the Dutch towns on Long Island but Stuyvessant wrote them, June 25, 1660: "Respecting the person, Resolved Waldron, we may be permitted to remark,that when appointed as a deputy to the ''fiscael'', and as ''schout-by-nacht'' in this city, he conducted himself with so much fidelity and vigilance that he gave to us and the magistrates great satisfaction, so that his services, both as respects the Company and the ''fiscael'' can hardly be dispensed with, besides that he would not be so well fitted for the shrievalty of the said villages as he cannot well wield his pen; wherefore, till your futher orders on this point, we shall ask his continuance in that office."  Stuyvesant was allowed to retain his favorite officer while his own rule lasted."
 |[[Harlem Commons Syndicate of New York|(Harlem Commons Syndicate)]]
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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| [[Daniel  Waldron]]    ||M || 1650||Amsterdam, Holland || m. 1673 [[Sarah Rutgers]]    || || <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>
+| [[Daniel  Waldron]]    ||M || 1650||Amsterdam, Holland || m. 1673 [[Sarah Rutgers]]    ||Direct Line || <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>
 |-
 | Marretje/Mary  Waldron    || F ||1652 || ||Hendrick Gerritsen Blauvelt     || || <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>

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 ! Name || Gender || Date of Birth || Birthplace || Spouse || Notes || Sources
 |-
-| [[Daniel  Waldron]]    ||M || 1650||Amsterdam, Holland || m. 1673 [[Sarah Rutgers]]    || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+| [[Daniel  Waldron]]    ||M || 1650||Amsterdam, Holland || m. 1673 [[Sarah Rutgers]]    || || <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>
 |-
-| Mary  Waldron    || F ||1652 || ||Hendrick Gerritsen Blauvelt     || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+| Marretje/Mary  Waldron    || F ||1652 || ||Hendrick Gerritsen Blauvelt     || || <sup class="reference">[1][W1]</sup>
 |-
-| Anna  Waldron    || F ||1657 || ||John Delamontagne.     || || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>
+| Annetie/Anna  Waldron    || F ||1657 || ||John Delamontagne.     || || <sup class="reference">[1][w1]</sup>
 |-
 | Deborah  Waldron    ||  || || || none    ||died in infancy;<br>birth order unknown || <sup class="reference">[1]</sup>

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    Generation 11        Generation 12''
-                                         +-- [[Resolved  Waldron]]
+                                         +-- [[Resolved  Waldron (1594)|Resolved Waldron]]
                                          |     (1594- 1670)
                     +-- ''Joseph Waldron'' --+