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Note: 8 children
Sarah OSTRANDER b: Sep 04 1750 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess, NY
Petrus OSTRANDER Sr. b: Jul 06 1740 in bap. 1st Church DRC Albany, Albany, NY
Leah OSTRANDER b: Mar 27 1754 in baptized Rhinebeck Flats,Dutchess Co, NY
Also Johannes, Issac, Cornelius, Hendrick H. and Gerrit.

Her middle name was van Buren. Jacob and Jacomyntje were 1st cousins. Jacob, linen weaver, lived in Rhinebeck and Jacomyntje lived across the river at the time of their marriage. He was a constable.

Received 50 pounds in will of Cornelis Maase Bloemendaal in 1770.

Note: #2719
Wit: Hemdrick Oostrander & Lea Oostrander

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Ostrander, Jacob (b. 24 MAR 1717, d. 1787)

Note: He was a linen weaver in Rhinebeck and Jacomyntje lived across the river in Hurley at the time of their marriage in Kingston, NY. He was a farmer and soldier in a militia company under Captain Jochem STAATS, but the revolt did not spread northward. All of the children were born in Dutchess County except for the first-born, Petrus, who was born in Ulster County. Sources are Nancy Derbyshire, Ruth Ostrander Potter, and "OSTRANDER: A GENEALOGICAL RECORD 1660-1995", by Emmett Ostrander & Vinton P. Ostrander, published by the Ostrander Family Association, Founded 1984, pages 7-8.

Note: #2483
Wit: Hendrick Oostrander & Lea Oostrander

Note: To his oldest son Petrus he gave "my large gun" and the "full improvement of
the farm." He left John "my sword" and "the full improvement of the farm." Isaac recived "the Improvement of a farm." He gave Cornelius Maasen Ostrander his choice of the horse, "either Stallion, Gelden or Mare." His son Hendrick was to have "all the
real Estate whereon I now dwell" after the death of his "Beloved Wife Jacomyntje."
During the time she lived, Jacomyntje was to remain as "master and Mistress" as if in his stead, with a third of the income to be given to her from Hendrick who was also to maintain for her "a good milk cow and a calf." In addition, Hendrick was to receive the two horses and all of the farming utensils. He left "the large Cupboard with the Cups
or Bowls on or thereto belonging and the large table" to his oldest daughter, Sarah wife of Samuel Ehring. "My beds, complete, Curtains, warming pan, large looking glass" were to go to his daughter Leah. Each of the children was to receive "a Silver Table Spoon." However, there were not enough of them so one of the children was to
receive "my Silver shoe Buckles" instead of a spoon.
The youngest child, Gerrit, died before the will was written. Prior to the will being proved on 31 Jan 1798, Jacob's third son, Isaac, left for Canada with his family where he was welcomed because of his service as a Loyaltist in the Revolutionary War.
(OST HIS 002) P. 8.

Note: Will was written 10 years before his death and was proved on 31 Jan. 1798

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Ostrander, Willem (b. 09 NOV 1718, d. ?)

Note: : Willem was one of three constables in charge of keeping order in Rhinebeck
Precinct in Dutchess County in 1750 and 1751. This area included Rhinebeck, Red Hook, and part of Hyde Park.
He was one of the men fifty to sixty years of age who volunteered for the Dutchess County Associated Exempts (men who would fight if their community came under attack). Source: Emmett Ostrander, Vinton P. Ostrander, and Collin Ostrander, Ostrander, A Genealogical Record 1660-1995, Ostrander Family Assn, Walsorth
Publishing Co, Maarceline, Missouri, P. 246, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, 929.273

Note: #2620
Wit: Johannes Oostrander & Lea Oostrander

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Ostrander, Johannes (b. BEF 11 SEP 1715, d. 1783)

Note: Pearson's "First Settlers of Albany", p. 84
This family is being researched by Barbara de Mare [barbarademare@yahoo.com]
3 Mar 2006

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Wit: Ary Hendriksz & Rebekka Traphagen

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Davenport, Richard (b. 27 DEC 1755, d. ?)

Note: Sp: Richard Deffenport & Johanna Leg

Change: Date: 27 MAY 2006

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Van Deusen, Cornelius (b. 30 MAY 1728, d. ?)

Note: Pearson's "First Settlers of Albany", p. 124

Sergeant in Capt. Hendrick M. Roseboom's Co. of Militia, "of ye city of Albany" in the First Battalion.
Also an Ensign in Col. Stephen J. Schuyler's regiment. Source: Cherry Laura Van Deusen Pratt, Genealogy of Rev. W. H. Van Deusen, Rockford Press, Rockford, Ohio, P. 17, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, 929.273 v286p (VAN HIS 041).
HIS: Lived at Albany. (VAN HIS 041)
Email dated 6 Mar 2004 from
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