Jacob Freer

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name
Jacob Freer
aka
[Jacob Frere]
sex
male
access
public
summary
Probably a son of Hugo Freer the New Paltz patentee, born in 1679. He married Antje Van Weyen in 1705, one of the few early marriages between the patentees' children and the Dutch, and settled at Bontecoe, where the Freers farmed the lowlands of the Wallkill. Probably the father of Jannetje (Freer) Deyo, the eldest of their eleven children.
born
date
9 Jun 1679
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
residences
date
1705
place
New Paltz, Ulster County, New York
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
note
Settled at Bontecoe, by the Wallkill, after his marriage in 1705.
father
id
hugo-freer-fl1677
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, online-tree-wikitree-ellingwood-ancestors]
note
LeFevre lists him among the children of Hugo Frere the patentee, who married first Mary Haye and secondly Jannetje Wibau; which of them was Jacob's mother is not said.
spouses
id
antje-van-weyen-fl1705
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
married
date
Sep 1705
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]

Father of Jannetje (Freer) Deyo. A son of Hugo Freer the New Paltz patentee, he married Antje Van Weyen in 1705, one of the few early marriages between the patentees' children and the Dutch, and settled at Bontecoe, where the Freers farmed the lowlands of the Wallkill. Their children: Jannetje (1706), Sarajte (1709), the twins Abraham and Isaac (1715), Jacob (1717), the twins Maritje and Annatje (1720), Antjen (1721), Jacob (1723), Daniel (1726) and Cornelis (1729) (source).

Research: Ellingwood line: the wives' families (Pattullo and Short, Adams and Deyoe, Rice and Sylvester).

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  2. name: Jacob Freer
  3. aka: [Jacob Frere]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Probably a son of Hugo Freer the New Paltz patentee, born in 1679. He married Antje Van Weyen in
  8. 1705, one of the few early marriages between the patentees' children and the Dutch, and settled at
  9. Bontecoe, where the Freers farmed the lowlands of the Wallkill. Probably the father of Jannetje
  10. (Freer) Deyo, the eldest of their eleven children.
  11. born:
  12. date: 9 Jun 1679
  13. basis: compiled
  14. confidence: probable
  15. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  16. residences:
  17. - date: "1705"
  18. place: New Paltz, Ulster County, New York
  19. basis: compiled
  20. confidence: probable
  21. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  22. note: "Settled at Bontecoe, by the Wallkill, after his marriage in 1705."
  23. father:
  24. id: hugo-freer-fl1677
  25. basis: compiled
  26. confidence: probable
  27. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz, online-tree-wikitree-ellingwood-ancestors]
  28. note: LeFevre lists him among the children of Hugo Frere the patentee, who married first Mary Haye and secondly Jannetje Wibau; which of them was Jacob's mother is not said.
  29. spouses:
  30. - id: antje-van-weyen-fl1705
  31. basis: compiled
  32. confidence: probable
  33. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  34. married:
  35. date: Sep 1705
  36. basis: compiled
  37. confidence: probable
  38. sources: [book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz]
  39. ---
  41. Father of Jannetje (Freer) Deyo. A son of Hugo Freer the New Paltz patentee, he married Antje Van Weyen
  42. in 1705, one of the few early marriages between the patentees' children and the Dutch, and settled at
  43. Bontecoe, where the Freers farmed the lowlands of the Wallkill. Their children: Jannetje (1706), Sarajte
  44. (1709), the twins Abraham and Isaac (1715), Jacob (1717), the twins Maritje and Annatje (1720), Antjen
  45. (1721), Jacob (1723), Daniel (1726) and Cornelis (1729)
  46. ([source](/files/sources/book-lefevre-1909-history-new-paltz/)).
  48. Research: `research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Wives_Families.md`.
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