Jeanne Verbeau

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name
Jeanne Verbeau
aka
[Gian Wibooe, Jeanne Deyo]
sex
female
access
public
summary
Probably the wife of Chrétien Deyo, the patriarch of New Paltz, and the mother of Pierre Deyo the patentee, though that she was the mother of his children is assumed rather than shown. She is known from one record, as a witness at the baptism of Pierre's son Christian at the Brooklyn Dutch Church in 1681, where the minister wrote her name Gian Wibooe.
residences
date
1678
place
New Paltz, Ulster County, New York
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
note
Her husband was one of the twelve patentees, who moved onto the land in 1678.
events
what
Came to New York
date
c. 1675
place
Kingston, Ulster County, New York
sources
[book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
With her husband Chrétien Deyo and their children, from the Palatinate.
what
Witness at Brooklyn
date
17 Apr 1681
place
Brooklyn, New York
sources
[book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
note
Witness, with her husband, at the baptism of their grandson Christian in the Brooklyn Dutch church.

Wife of Chrétien Deyo, the patriarch of New Paltz. She is known from one record: the baptism of her grandson Christian, son of Pierre Deyo, entered in the Brooklyn Dutch Church book, "April 17, 1681, (child) Christien: Pieter Dujoo, Angeniet Nickie (parents); witnesses, Christen Dujoo, Gian Wibooe." Hasbrouck reads the witness as Jeanne Verbeau, "corrupted by the Dutch domine," and takes the record as proof that Pierre was Christian's son, and that Christian "was married in his European home and brought with him to this country a wife and several children" (source). That she was the mother of those children is assumed rather than shown.

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

  1. ---
  2. name: Jeanne Verbeau
  3. aka: [Gian Wibooe, Jeanne Deyo]
  4. sex: female
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Probably the wife of Chrétien Deyo, the patriarch of New Paltz, and the mother of Pierre Deyo the
  8. patentee, though that she was the mother of his children is assumed rather than shown. She is
  9. known from one record, as a witness at the baptism of Pierre's son Christian at the Brooklyn Dutch
  10. Church in 1681, where the minister wrote her name Gian Wibooe.
  11. residences:
  12. - date: "1678"
  13. place: New Paltz, Ulster County, New York
  14. basis: inferred
  15. confidence: probable
  16. note: "Her husband was one of the twelve patentees, who moved onto the land in 1678."
  17. events:
  18. - what: Came to New York
  19. date: "c. 1675"
  20. place: Kingston, Ulster County, New York
  21. sources: [book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  22. note: "With her husband Chrétien Deyo and their children, from the Palatinate."
  23. - what: Witness at Brooklyn
  24. date: "17 Apr 1681"
  25. place: Brooklyn, New York
  26. sources: [book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family]
  27. note: "Witness, with her husband, at the baptism of their grandson Christian in the Brooklyn Dutch church."
  28. ---
  30. Wife of Chrétien Deyo, the patriarch of New Paltz. She is known from one record: the baptism of her
  31. grandson Christian, son of Pierre Deyo, entered in the Brooklyn Dutch Church book, "April 17, 1681,
  32. (child) Christien: Pieter Dujoo, Angeniet Nickie (parents); witnesses, Christen Dujoo, Gian Wibooe."
  33. Hasbrouck reads the witness as Jeanne Verbeau, "corrupted by the Dutch domine," and takes the record as
  34. proof that Pierre was Christian's son, and that Christian "was married in his European home and brought
  35. with him to this country a wife and several children" ([source](/files/sources/book-hasbrouck-1958-deyo-family/)).
  36. That she was the mother of those children is assumed rather than shown.
  38. Research: `research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Wives_Families.md`.
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