Jan Jansen Oliviers

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Catharina married Hans Verveelen on 4 Apr 1593. Hans (son of Carel ver Veelen) was born in 1568 in K. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Daniel married Anna Eelhout in 1615 in Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Anna (daughter of Guiljame Eelhout and Johanna van Steene) was born in 1591 in K. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The founder and patriarch of the family in North America was Johannes
Verveelen, a brewer from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, who arrived in
New Amsterdam in 1657 with his wife, Anna Jaarsvelt, daughters Anna
and Maria, and his widowed mother, Anna Elkhout. His son, Daniel, had
preceded him here five years earlier. His ancestors were from the
Rhineland, his grandfather and father, the latter a shopkeeper, having
moved to Amsterdam in 1610 to escape the oppression of Calvinists at
Cologne.
With a partner, Isaac de Forest, Johannes founded the Red Lion
Brewery in New Amsterdam on what is now Beaver Street in downtown
Manhattan, New York, two blocks south of Wall Street and east of
Broadway. Subsequently, in 1661, he became one of the five original
land grant recipients and residents of New Haarlem (now Harlem). He
was the proprietor of the first inn in Harlem. He also operated
ferries east across the Harlem River at what is now 125th Street and,
later, across the Spuyten Duyvil Creek to the north (Map). Later he
served as Harlem Constable, Magistrate, and Delegate to the General
Assembly at Albany, New York.

Johannes married Anna Jaarsvelt about 1635 in Geertruidenberg, North Brabant, Netherlands. Anna was born in 1620 in Geertruidenberg, North Brabant, Netherlands. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

When the first Verveelen, young Daniel born in Amsterdam in 1635,
arrived in New Netherland in 1652, he came with Gideon and Agnietje
Moens (Moriaens) Schaets. And, he subsequently married their daughter,
Alida (Aletta). Gideon Schaets was a minister (Dominie) in the Dutch
Reformed Church, as had been his father. He had also been a
schoolmaster and tutor at The Hague and at Brielle in the Netherlands.
Agnietje was a governess whose family had previously been in the
service of the Dukes of Burgundy for generations and were high
government officials at The Hague.
The Schaets name is derived from the Norse word "skeatse"
meaning warior or sharp-shooter. The Schaets and Moens families, both
of Viking descent and long allied, settled prior to 1400 in the
Netherlands city of Tongeren, on the Meuse River, now part of Belgium.
It was an area of Germanic tribes that early on resisted the incursion
of the Romans.
Daniel, son of Johannes and Anna Verveelen, and then still a boy of
seventeen years, arrived in New Netherland in 1652, traveling in the
care of Dominie (The Reverend) Gideon and Agnietje Schaets. The
Dominie had received a call to become the second pastor of the Dutch
Reformed Church at Albany, known at the time as Beverwyck.
Daniel at first became a trader in New Amsterdam and Beverwyck.
About 1661, he married Aletta Schaets, daughter of the Dominie and
Agnietje Schaets, settled in New Amsterdam, and joined his father in
the Red Lion Brewery. He later also succeeded his father as
ferrymaster in Harlem. He and Aletta moved about, living as well for a
while in New Utrecht in what is now Brooklyn, New York, and finally
across the Hudson River to Hackensack, New Jersey. Over the years,
they raised seven children. Although the surnames changed with time
(e.g., Ver Valen, Van Valen, and Van Valer), their descendants are now
widely scattered across the nation from New York to Hawaii.
The Dominie's grandmother was Janne Schagen, a descendant of the
minor noble house of Schagen in North Holland. The first Lord Van
Schagen (died 1473) is believed to have been the brother of William
VI, Count of Holland, and the illegitimate son of Duke Albrecht of
Bavaria, who presented the Schagen family with a coat of arms.

Daniel married Alida Schaets about 1661 in Albany County, New York. Alida (daughter of Gideon Schaets and Agnietje Moriaens) was born in 1644 in Netherlands. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Evertie Delamater. Evertie was born est 1681. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Bernardus married Jannetje Vanderbeek about 1732. Jannetje (daughter of Jan Vanderbeek and Lysbeth Woeder) was born about 1701. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Gideon married Susannah De Graaf about 1714. Susannah (daughter of Moses De Graaf and Hester Delamater) was born on 7 Jan 1690/1691 in New York City, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Gideon married Maria Banta on 5 May 1768 in Schraalenburg, Bergen County, New Jersey. Maria (daughter of Jacob Hendrickse Banta and Jannetje Van Horn) was born on 26 Nov 1750 in Schraalenburg, Bergen County, New Jersey. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Isaac Cole. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Jacob married Sophia Vanderlinde on 19 Nov 1803. Sophia was born in 1782. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Aaron married Hester DeGraff in 1776 in Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County, New York. Hester (daughter of Moses DeGraff and Antoinette VanKleeck) was born in 1754. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]