Jacob Freer
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.
Life
- 1679Born9 Jun 1679compiledprobable
- 1705Married Antje Van WeyenSep 1705compiledprobable
Family
- Father
- Hugo Freer
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.
- Spouse
- Antje Van Weyencompiledprobable
1 child
Pedigree
Notes
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: research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Wives_Families.md.