Jacobus Deyo

Also Jacobus Dejoo · James Deyo

Son of Christian Deyo and grandson of Pierre Deyo the New Paltz patentee, baptized at Kingston, New York, in 1704. He left his father's home at Springtown, married Jannetje Freer at Kingston in 1724, had seven children baptized there, among them Peter, and was among Kingston's foot soldiers in 1738. He was dead by 1754. Great-great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe) Adams.

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Life

  1. 1704
    Born
    bp. 16 Jan 1704, Kingston, Ulster County, New York

    From the Kingston church records, as Hasbrouck gives them.

  2. 1724
    Married Jannetje Freer
    28 Oct 1724, Kingston, Ulster County, New York

    Both "residing at New Paltz" (LeFevre); Hoes's Kingston registers no. 535, as the research cites it.

  3. bef. 1754
    Died
    bef. 22 Apr 1754

    His widow remarried at Poughkeepsie on 22 Apr 1754.

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Family

Father
Christian Deyo 1681–aft. 1765

The Kingston baptism; LeFevre, "Jacobus, son of Christian and brother of Moses, who left his home at Springtown and went to Kingston."

Mother
Mary LeConte

Christian's wife, married at New Paltz 1 Feb 1702, "dau. of Jean LeConte"; called Marytje DeGraff, the Dutch form of LeConte, which "has taken precedence among his descendants."

Spouse
Jannetje Freer b. 1706 · married 1724

"Janitje Freer, widow of Jacobus Dejoo" (Poughkeepsie church, 1754).

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Pedigree

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Notes

Great-great-grandfather of Jane Maria (Deyoe) Adams, and a grandson of Pierre Deyo the patentee. He left his father’s home at Springtown, near New Paltz, and married Jannetje Freer at Kingston in 1724; “Jacobus’ name does not appear on the records at New Paltz, but in 1738 it is found in the list of foot soldiers of Kingston” (source). He paid £1 in the tax list of 1728. Their children, baptized at Kingston: Antje (1726), Marytje (1728), Jacobus (1732), Zara (1734, m. Pieter VandeBogart), Hester (1737, m. Pieter Kidney), Pieter (1739) and Michael (source). He or his widow moved to Dutchess County, and he was dead by 1754, when she married again. In 1756 the heirs of Christian Deyo, the old patentee, included “Jacobus’ heirs: Peter J, Peter Kydney’s wife Esther, Isaac Lewis’ wife Mary, Peter VanderBogart’s wife Sara.”

Research: research/ellingwood/Ellingwood_Wives_Families.md.

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Connections

In his ancestry
7 notable connections →

Every notable ancestor and famous relative that Jacobus's own ancestors lead to, with the lines drawn down to him.

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