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     Rebecca Idense was from Nordingen or Nordisen when she married.^4,1,5,2 She married Arie Cornelisen Van Schaick, son of Cornelis Aertsen Van Schaick and Belitje Hendrickse, on 17 September 1662 at Brooklyn (DRC) (He was Arie Cornelissen of N. Netherland; she Rebecca Idens, from Nordingen. Witnesses: Cornelis Aertsen, the groom's father, and Teunis Teunissen.)^4,6,7,3,8 Rebecca Idense died after 1703 in New Amsterdam.⁵

     Rebecca Idense and Arie had two more children, bp. NYDC, not named in father's will:
1. Cornelis (bp. 18 Mar 1674; parents Adriaen Corneliszen and Rebecca Idens; sp. Stoffel Hooglant and Tryntie Cregiers)
2. Jacob (bp. 6 Apr 1676; parents Adriaen Corneliszen and Rebecca Idens; sp. Hans Kierstede and Theuntie Jacobs).^9,10
     Arie and Rebecca are listed in he NYDC member list of 1686 as "Arie Corneliszen and his wife Rebecca Idens" (member #510-1, name #642-3.)^11,12 Name variation: Rebecca Ideus (this is a misreading of Idens.)¹³ Name variation: Rebecca Idens Van Huysen.⁴ Married name: Van Schaick.

     Vrouwtje Ides (1) married Cornelis Van Vorst.² Vrouwtje Ides (2) married Jacob Stoffelszen.^3,4 Vrouwtje Ides died before 15 April 1641 when her second husband presented the inventory of her estate.^2,5,6

     Name variation: Vroutie Ides.² Married name: Van Vorst. Married name: Stoffelszen.

     Katherine Frances Igo married Edwin Lorraine Edgerly, son of Norman F Edgerly and Mary Emma Gibb, on 13 December 1879.¹

     Married name: Edgerly.

     Geesje IJben was born in 1881 at Steenwijkerwold, Overyssel, The Netherlands.¹ She married Meindert Roukema on 10 November 1904 at Enschede, Overyssel, The Netherlands.¹ Geesje IJben died on 4 July 1971.² She was buried in Laurel Grove Cemetery in Totowa, in the same plot as her husband.²

     Geesje IJben immigrated on 13 August 1921 on the Noordam, from Rotterdam (Aug 3, 1921), arriving New York 13 August 1921. Her contact was her husband Meindert Roukema.³ Geesje IJben and Meindert had 6 more children: Anne (14) immigrated with the father, and Grietje (14), Jacob (11), Gijsbertus (10), Pieter (8), Jan A. (2), who all immigrated with the mother.³ Her parents were Jacob IJben and Grietje Groen. Her father was a laborer.¹ Married name: Grace Roukema.⁴

     Annatie Immet was from the Highlands when she married.¹ She (1) married Ariaen Laurensen Toers, son of Laurens Arentsen Toers and Francyntje Thomasen, on 13 May 1721 at Hackensack, NJ.^2,3 Annatie Immet (2) married Harmanus Steynmets, son of Gerrit Steynmets and Catharine Gerrits, on 15 December 1746 at Acquackanonck, NJ, (DRC.)^4,1,5

     Married name: Toers. Married name: Steynmets.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.⁶

     Harold G Ingersoll married Florence (?)

     They were from New Castle, IN.¹

     Lulu Viola Ingersoll was born on 4 July 1882 at Evart, MI.¹ She married Chester Gordon DeWitt, son of John DeWitt and Prudence Gidwell, on 29 May 1901 at Hersey, MI.¹

     Married name: DeWitt.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,2

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Anne Roland Innes was born on 31 October 1858 at Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.¹ She was baptized on 21 November 1858 at Cockburnspath.¹ She married George Short, son of John Short and Isabella Morton, on 24 September 1881 at Cockburnspath, Scotland.^2,3,1 Anne Roland Innes died on 4 April 1886 at Berwick On Tweed, Northumberland, England.¹ She was buried in Berwick Cemetery in Berwick On Tweed.¹

     Name variation: Anne Rowland Innes.^2,3 Married name: Short.

     Helen Innes was born on 25 August 1855 at Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.¹ She was baptized on 4 September 1855 at Cockburnspath.¹ She married Frank Howie Davidson on 18 October 1895 at Cockburnspath.¹ Helen Innes died on 7 February 1907 at Colombo, Ceylon.¹

     Married name: Davidson.

     James Innes was born on 27 May 1845 at Rhynie & Essie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹ He married Mary Hewitt.¹ James Innes died on 24 December 1903 at Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.¹ He and Mary Hewitt were buried in Cockburnspath.¹

     William Innes was baptized on 13 March 1815 at Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.¹ He married Helen Paterson Wood, daughter of James Wood and Jean Morton, on 1 June 1844 at Rhynie & Essie, Scotland.^2,3,1 William Innes died on 10 August 1899 at Cockburnspath, Berwickshire, Scotland.¹ He was buried in Cockburnspath.¹

     Research Notes:
     Much of the information regarding William INNES came from family information - postmarked letters, and from information provided by LDS records. The earliest information on William INNES is from his baptism which was on the computer at the LDS church library which led me to the source of the church in Kearn/Auchindoir, Aberdeenshire, film #993359. The actual church record is filmes which states 'Innes from Glenrinnes' - 1815, Mar 13 Robert INNES for the time in Kearn had a son baptized and names William.
     Further substantiation of Robert INNES came from William INNES's death certificate which named his parents as Robert INNES and Elizabeth HOWIE. Also, census reports show Auchindoir as the birthplace of William INNES.
     The marriage of William INNES to Helen Patterson WOOD is also on the IGI. Extracted marriage records Rhynie and Essie, Aberdeenshire showed the church record 'Rhynie, 1st June 1844 William INNES and Helen WOOD both in this Parish were this day matrimonially contracted and after publication of Bans married.
     Census records led to more family information. In the 1861 Census of Cockburnspath, Berwickshire were William INNES head, married, mason and stonecutter, Born Auchindoir; Helen INNES, wife married 34, Born Cyrus, Kincardinshire; James INNES, son unmarried 15 mason app., born Rhynie, Aberdeenshire; Jane INNES, dau 13 scholar born Oldhamstocks, East Lothian; Elizabeth INNES dau 8 scholar, born Cockburnspath, Berwickshire; Helen INNES dau scholar age 5; and Ann INNES age 2, both also born Cockburnspath. The 1871 Census shows no James or Jane, but adds Isabella, age 8.
     The IGI has births of Ann Rolland INNES; Helen INNES and Isabella WOOD INNES. Also I have an Extract of Entry of birth of Ann Rolland INNES, born 31 Oct 1858 at 6:30 AM, daughter of William INNES and Helen WOOD.
     The extract of Deaths gives the information that Helen Paterson WOOD, wife of William INNES died 2 July 1876. She was the daughter of James WOOD, mason, and Jane WOOD MORTON (Both deceased).
     The Census of 1881 shows William INNES, widowed, age 65, and daughters Elizabeth 29, and Isabella 18. James INNES, age 35 lives in another residence, his housekeeper is Annie INNES, age 22. Census taker that year was George SHORT, draper. His marriage to Anne Rolland INNES is recorded 17 Sep 1881 at Cockburnspath. His parents were John SHORT and Isabella MORTON; her parents, William INNES and Helen WOOD, deceased. They were married by Alex McNeilly, Free Church, Oldhamstocks, Berwickshire.
Ann Rolland INNES and George SHORT moved to Berwick on Tweed where they became parents of three sons John, William and George. Five days after George's birth on April 4 1886 Ann Rolland INNES SHORT died. She is buried in Berwick on Tweed.
     Further check into LDS films of the Free Church disclosed that William INNES was a ruling elder, and son James a deacon. There are many records, some of which I have copied.
     William INNES's entry in Register of Deaths showed he died 10 Aug 1899 in Cockburnspath, age 84. Father: Robert INNES; Mother: Elizabeth HOWIE. James INNES was witness. According to wills in Scotland, William INNES died testate leaving an estate of 79 pounds, 7s, 5d. His stone in the churchyard in Cockburnspath has Erected by William Innes in memory of daughter Jeanie who died 7 Sep 1869, age 21 years; and of Helen P. Wood, his wife, who died 2 July 1876, age 50; Anne Roland, his daughter wife of George SHORT who died 4 Apr 1886, age 27 and who is interred in Berwick Cemetary. The above William Innes born in the Parish of Auchindoir 22 Mar 1815, died at Cockburnspath 10 Aug 1899. James INNES his son died 24 Dec 1903, aged 58 years; Elizabeth Howie INNES, his daughter died 10 Oct 1933, aged 81 years; Helen INNES his daughter, affectionate wife of Frank H. Davidson, Ceylon, who died at Columbo 3 Feb 1907, age 51; lt William INNES SHORT his grandson who fell at Gallipoli Aug 1915, aged 31 years, mary Hewitt wife of James INNES died 8 May 1936, aged 93 years; Isabella WOOD INNES daughter of William INNES died 28 Dec 1937, aged 75.
     The family has letters and telegrams regarding illnesses and deaths of Ann Roland INNES, Aunt Lizzie, 'death of our father' by James WOOD.
     Edinburgh SRO Sep 1994 Found Kirk Session Records of Free Church Old Hamstocks and Cockburnspath.(ch 3/58) Minutes signed by William Innes Deacon,11 Feb 1855, and William INNES, Elder 5 Sep 1875; also George Short, Deacon 8 May 1881; James Innes Deason 8 May 1881, Elder 14 Oct 1894. On 24 May 1852, William INNES received adequate votes for elder but apparantly didn't accept. On 2 Jan 1855 he again was voted for elder and consented 11 Feb 1855. James Innes was added to communicants 1 July 1862; Anne Innes added 27 Feb 1875. William Innes elected Elder 20 Jul 1875. Isabelle Innes given communion 8 July 1880. George O. short and James INNES were elected Deacons 8 May 1881; William INNES elected ruling elder and James Innes deacon, 2 may 1889. James INNES named Deacon 2 may 1889. A Mrs. Innes added her name to the rolls 2 may 1895. The last mention of William INNES was 1 May 1898.James INNES was still in the records 30 Apr 1903. A letter 'lamenting' his death was sent to his wife 14 Jan 1904 (Writer has copy of the letter).
     Also found christening dates of children born in Cockburnspath,(Jane 19 Mar 1848; Elizabeth, 19 May 1852; Anne R., 21 Nov 1858, Helen 4 Sep 1855; and Helen Innes marriage to Frank Howie Davidson, Tea Planter. Trip to SCOTLAND 1994: Also went to Rhynie. Church built after marriage of Wm Innes to Helen WOOD. No trace, only houses on the MUIRS (behind church) where the woods lived in 1841 (census).
     Went to following cemeteries: Rhynie, Essie, Kearn and 2 of old Auchindoir - no stones for Robert INNES or Elizabeth Howie. In Aberdeen, checked all gravestone records - nothing. Rechecked marriage for Robert INNES/ Elizabeth Howie and to see it there were other children - nothing. In Edinburgh, checked all deaths from 1855 - 1899 to determine if Elizabeth Innes or howie had died - nothing. Checked wills for Robert INNES - nothing. Only help may be Joe INNES, on trip with us, has family from Glen Rinnes - one is a Robert Born in 1885, or so. Could be the Robert innes. Also, in Elgin checked for any files on Robert INNES - nothing. Did find an 1805 census of Mortlach - three Robert Innes' - which one if any is ours. Also in Edinburgh, checked KIRK session records - nothing got Robert INNES, Elizabeth Howie.¹

     (?) Insinger married Marjorie G Veldran, daughter of William Veldran and Gertrude Ernestine Gundrum.¹

     Lewis Irish was born on 5 February 1823.² He (1) married Catherine Frances Cleveland, daughter of James Baldwin Cleveland, on 4 June 1845.^2,3 Lewis Irish (2) married Rachel Augusta Cleveland, daughter of James Baldwin Cleveland, on 5 October 1853.^2,3 Lewis Irish died on 11 December 1887 at Hackensack, NJ.¹

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     Lewis Irish died 11 Dec 1887 at Hackensack, NJ, leaving widow and 3 children. Rachel A. Irish, Ann Elizabeth Irish and Irving C Irving are executors.¹

     Edward W Irons was born on 25 November 1791.¹ He married Elizabeth Hyers, daughter of John Hyers and Jedidah Wainwright, on 24 December 1814. Edward W Irons died on 30 July 1845.¹

     James Irons was born circa 1733.¹ He married Nelle Longstreet, daughter of Gisbert Longstreet and Rachael Schenck. James Irons died in 1766 at Shrewsbury, Ocean County, NJ.¹

     James Irons was born circa 1690.¹ He married Martha Birdsall, daughter of Stephen Birdsall and Mary (?), on 4 March 1730. James Irons died between 1760 and 1761.¹

     John Irons was born on 25 March 1766.¹ He married Hannah Wilbur, daughter of Edward Wilbur, circa 1789. John Irons died on 14 June 1821.¹

     Sarah Irons married Clayton Hagerman, son of William Hagerman and Ann (?), on 6 December 1845.

     Married name: Hagerman.

     Sarah Margaret Irons was born in August 1845 at New Jersey.¹ She married Corlies Clayton, son of John Henry Clayton and Deborah A Hagaman, on 26 March 1865 at Kettle Creek, Ocean County, NJ.¹ Sarah Margaret Irons died in 1922 at New Jersey.¹

     Married name: Clayton.

     Francina Irving married Henry J. Irving.¹ Francina Irving died on 16 April 1885 at Englewood, NJ.¹

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     Francina Irving died 16 Apr 1885 at Englewood, NJ, leaving husband Henry J.¹

     Ella Irwin was born in 1882.² She married Thomas J Probert.¹ Ella Irwin died in 1967.² She was buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson.²

     Thomas J Probert and Ella lived at 445 S. Maple Ave at Glen Rock, NJ, with their son Thomas.¹ Name variation: Margaret Ellen Irwin.² Married name: Probert.

     Hester Irwin was baptized on 26 April 1672 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jeams Mattyszen, Jan Stephenszen and Marie Goosen; father Willem Ellewis, mother Jannetje Stevens.)^1,2

     Mary C Iserman (dec'd) married Harvey Iseman.¹ Mary C Iserman (dec'd) died on 31 January 1884 at Ridgefield, NJ.¹

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     Mary C Iserman (dec'd) died 31 Jan 1884 at Ridgefield, NJ, leaving 2 children: John B Iseman. 1yr old (2 yrs in April) and Clarence B Iseman age 2 months. Harvey Iseman administrator.¹

     Aaron Eckerson Jackson was born on 8 October 1888 at 251 Union St., Hackensack, NJ, (at home.)¹ He (1) married Alice Pearl Gaynon, daughter of James Gaynon and Annie Johnson, on 20 April 1909 at Hackensack, NJ.¹ Aaron Eckerson Jackson (2) married Grace Wyckoff Mulcox.¹ Aaron Eckerson Jackson died in 1969.¹

     Andrew Jackson married Elizabeth Hutchinson.²

     The Jacksons were Scoth-Irish Protestants who came from Carrickfergus near Belfast. They came after the British captured that town and were particularly brutal to the citizens.¹ Andrew Jackson immigrated in 1765 to North America.¹

     Andrew Jackson was born on 15 March 1767 at Tennessee.¹ He died on 8 June 1845.²

     Andrew Jackson was from 1829 to 1837 the 7th President of the United States.^1,2

     Dinah Jackson was born in 1835 at New Jersey.¹ She married Samuel Ray. He was 25 in 1860, a boatman, b. NJ.²

     William Jackson and Maria his wife, Sarah Brown and her husband Pompey Brown, Dina and her husband Samuel Ray, James Brown, Eletta and her husband Samuel Jackson, Maria Brown, Charles Brown, Thomas Brown, Kate Brown, and William Brown, Sucke Charleston, Samuel Brown, Samuel T. Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Nicholas Jackson, Sarah Jackson, Phebe Jackson, and Flora Jackson, of the township of Hackensack sell property to William Laimbeer of the township of Hackensack (K6-509, 26 Jul 1866, Bergen NJ.)

     Dorothy E Jackson married Arthur Robert Bailey, son of Samuel Bailey and Ella Godfrey.¹ Dorothy E Jackson died on 27 April 1960 at Neptune City, NJ.¹ She was cremated.¹

     Married name: Bailey.

     Elizabeth Jackson married Henry DeWitt, son of Peter DeWitt and Rebecca Whetsell.¹

     Elizabeth was a descendant of Ephraim Jackson (1658-1732) who was from one of the oldest and most prominent Quaker families of Pennsylvania.^1,3,2 Married name: DeWitt.