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     Sarah Youngs was born on 3 September 1635 at Southold, Suffolk County, NY. She married John Tuthill Esq., son of Henry Tuttle Tuthill and Bridget, on 28 May 1690 at Southold, NY. Sarah Youngs died on 8 November 1727 at Southold, NY.

     Married name: Tuthill.

     Sidney Mills Youngs was born on 17 October 1836 at Smyrna, Chenango County, NY.¹ He died on 17 May 1837 at Viena, NY, during the journey from Smyrna, NY to Union City, MI.¹

     Sidney Mills Youngs 2nd was born on 17 January 1840 at Union City, Branch County, MI.¹ He married Clara M Burdick on 1 May 1861.¹

     Elizabeth C Youry was born on 27 March 1813 at Kakiat DRC, West New Hempstead, Rockland County, NY.¹ She was baptized on 2 May 1813 at West New Hempstead, NY, (Kakiat DRC) (no sponsors listed; father James Youry, mother Charity Cooper.)² She married Petrus Van Orden, son of John S Van Orden and Elisabeth Eckerson, on 21 April 1830 at West New Hempstead, NY, (Kakiat DRC) (He was Peter J. Van Orden, of Kakiat, blacksmith; she Elizabeth Youry, of Kakiat, seamstress. His witness was Abraham Eckerson of Clarkstown, hers Henry Traphagen of Kakiat.)^3,1

     Name variation: Yeury. Married name: Van Orden.

     Maria Youry was born on 1 January 1782 at Monsey, NY.¹ She married Abraham A Onderdonk, son of Abraham Onderdonk and Easter Palmer, on 9 June 1804 at West New Hempstead, Rockland County, NY, (Kakiat DRC) (Abraham Onderdonk and Maria Yury.)^1,2

     Name variation: Maria Yeury. Married name: Onderdonk.

     Cornelia Martense Ysselsteen was born at Claverack, NY.¹ She married Jan Post on 29 March 1702 at Kingston, NY, (DRC.)¹

     Jan Post and Cornelia Martense lived at Kingston, NY.¹

     Cornelius Martense Esselstine married Cornelia Vredenburg.³ (Banns on 23 February 1685 at DRC, Kingston, NY.)³

     Cornelius Martense Esselstine and Cornelia lived at Kingston, NY.¹ Name variation: Cornelius M Ysselstyn. Name variation: Cornelius M Van Ysselstein.

     Geertruyd Yselstein was baptized on 22 May 1650 (sponsors: Adriaen Van Ilpendam and Sara du Trieux; father Jan Willemszen Yselsteyn, mother not listed.)^2,1 She married Jacobus Bruyn Sr.

     Acc. to Dubois File, both Jacobus and Gertrude came from Norway, but it is not known whether they came together. Gertrude may have come in 1660; however, she was bp. in 1650 in NYDC, so this is incorrect.^3,1,2 Name variation: Gertrude Yselsteyn.⁴ Name variation: Gertrude Esselsteyn.⁵ Married name: Bruyn.

     Gertie Ysselsteyn married Jacobus Delamater, son of Claude Le Maitre and Hester Du Bois, in 1688.²

     Married name: Delamater.

     Jacob Esselstine married Magdaline Brodhead, daughter of Richard Brodhead, on 15 May 1724.¹

     Marritje Martense Ysselstyn married Joris Aertszen Middagh, son of Aert Teunnisen Middag and Breckje Bergen, on 22 April 1696 at Kingston, NY, (DRC.)¹

     Married name: Middagh.

     Christina Yvenaar was from Germany acc. to her marriage certificate.¹ She married Coenradus Koning, son of Arie Koning and Lysabeth Harty, on 7 June 1761 at New York City (DRC.)^2,1 (Banns on 31 May 1761. He was Coenradus Koning, jm from Tappan; she Christina Yvenaar, jd from Germany, both liv. here.)³

     Christina Yvenaar and Coenradus had four children, all bp. NYDC:
1. Joris (bp. 27 Jun 1762; parents Koenraat Koning and Christina Hevenaar; sp. Joris Hevenaar and wife Dorothea Pretselar; NYDC p.752)
2. Jakob (bp. 14 Feb 1768; parents Coenradus Koning and Christina Huvenaar; sp. Joris Havenaar and wife Barbara ?; NYDc p.796)
3. Thomas (bp. 14 Jul 1771; parents Coenraad Coning and Christina Hevenaar; sp. Thomas Vernen and wife Elizabet Coning; NYDC p.817)
4. Petrus (bp. 28 Aug 1774; parents Koenraad Koning and Christina Kevern; sp. Michiel Kevern and Susanna Peek jd ; NYDC p.835).^4,5 Her father was Joris (but her patronymic is Wessels!)⁴ Name variation: Christina Wessels Hevenaar.^4,6 Name variation: Christina Huvenaar.⁴ Married name: Koning.

     Albert Zaborowski was born in 1638 at Poland/Prussia (possibly at Zolkwa or Enghstbutg (Insterburg) on the Bay of Danzig (from the Zabriske Family Appendix Q 929.273 ZiiZ.)^2,3,4,5,6) He married Magdalena Vanderlinde, daughter of Joost Vanderlinde and Feutje Roelofs, on 8 January 1677 at Bergen, NJ, (DRC.)^7,8,9,10 (Banns on 17 December 1676 at Bergen, NJ.)^1,11 Albert Zaborowski died on 1 September 1711 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.^12,13,1,14

     Albert came from Prussia on "De Vos" on 31 Aug 1662 and arrived in New Amsterdam on 14 Nov 1662.^11,8
     In 1 June 1702 there was a deed of conveyance from the Indians to Albert Zaborowski.¹⁵
     Albrecht Zabriskie was, among other things, a man of many names.
     Born in the Poland/Prussian area in 1638, Albrecht Sobieska grew to manhood under the auspicious albeit warrior-like Prussian Sobieska family and was cousin to the last king of Poland, James III. (However, it should be noted that in that area in those times, the monarch was elected, not an inheritable status. So, though no royal blood ran through his veins any more than if one were related to a president in the United States, he was descended from a family of fierce warriors and strategists.) Albrecht's father as a warrior himself, but the family calling did not so much call to Albrecht as distantly murmur in bored tones, perhaps. That is to say, he was totally uninterested in a vocation which involved wielding a sword on a blood-strewn battlefield. His father wasn't apparently much into acknowledging the lack of war lust in his son, but he was not blind to Albrecht's intelligence, sending him to a Protestant school in Holland with the hopes that he could earn an education as well as preaching the Reformation of the church. Albrecht, however, did not favor the rigid puritanical tenets of the institute and eventually ran away. He travelled without coin or a discernible job, from city to city until being seized by the Prussian authorities to be drafted for their armies. In Amsterdam, he made a disappearing act and escaped aboard a ship named "The Fox", under the name of "Albert Saboriski" (listed in entry as being "from Prussia"). It was August of 1662 and he was heading to the New World. (List of Inhabitants of Colonial New York, pg. 170.)

     For thirteen years, Albrecht Zabriskie essentially disappears from record, only to reappear in 1675, when an "Albert Zaborowsky" was reported trading with the Tappans; notably Mamshier, Metetoch and Chechepowas. This remains a fascinating tidbit for me. Not only was he trading with them, he spoke their languages. He had a name they'd given him ("Totlock"). Myself personally, I suspect that he had been living amongst the natives for those thirteen years, thus why no english record of him appears in any official record for over a decade. Also, he may have (mind you, these are speculations on my part) been feeling a bit paranoid about the Prussian government finding him again and forcing him into service. It makes sense to me that he would appear after deciding that they weren't after him and he'd established a niche for himself to exploit. In 1676, we find him at Bergen, New Jersey, where met Machtelt (Matilda) Van der Linden, daughter of Yost Van der Linden, and later married her on December the 17th of that very year. At the beginning of 1676 (January 6th, to be precise), he had negotiated a land deal between the Hackensack sachem Tantaque and a Dutch company between the Hackensack River and the west branch of Overpeck Creek. He continues to do this negotiating for years, under slightly different names. Albert Saberasky. Albert Sabboresco. Albert Saberiscoe.

     He gains from his own negotiations, as well. For instance, on June 1, 1702, Orachanap (aka Metachenak), Coovnag and Nomerascon (Tappan Indians) conveyed a tract of 1,200 acres on the southeast side of Saddle River, called Weerommensa, to "Albert Zaborowsky". On March 29, 1708, Albert Zaborowsky conveyed the "full, true and equal half" of this tract to a Thomas Van Buskerk, to what what can assume would at least have been a decent profit (given the evidence of Albrecht's intelligence and savvy).
     He died on September 1, 1711 at the age of 73 and was buried at Hackinsack. He left no will and his lands were apparently divided among his children the following summer.
     The various aliases he was known as are as follows: Albrecht Zaborowskij, Albert Saboriski, Albrecht Sobieska, Olbracht Zaborowski, Albert Zabriskie, Albert Saboroscoe, Albert Saberasky, Albert Sabboresco, Albert Saberiscoe, Albert Zaborowsky, Albert Zaberoski and "Totlock" (among the Hackensack, Lenni Lenape and Tappan Indian tribes).
     How we connect to Albrecht Zaborowskij: Marilyn WHITING --- (living) ZABRISKIE --- George Alva ZABRISKIE --- George Albert ZABRISKIE --- Alva ZABRISKIE --- Lewis ZABRISKIE --- Christian ZABRISKIE --- Hendrick C. ZABRISKIE --- Christian ZABRISKIE --- Albrecht ZABOROWSKIJ and Machtelt (Matilda) Van der Linden

Source: Russell Family Data
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/. Name variation: Albrecht Zaboriwskij (or Zabarowski.)² Name variation: Albrecht Zabriskie.⁸ Name variation: Albert Zabriski.⁷

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹⁶

     Joost Zaborowski was baptized on 22 September 1723 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)^1,3 He died before 1727.^1,2

     Aaltje Zabriskie was born on 11 June 1761.¹ She married Albert Terhune, son of Abraham Terhune and Marytje Zabriske.

     Married name: Terhune.

     Aaltje Zabriskie was born in 1781.¹ She (1) married Johannes Hennion Doremus, son of Hendrick Doremus and Margaritje Hennion.¹ Aaltje Zabriskie (2) married Garret A. Garrison.³ She died in 1851.¹

     Married name: Doremus.

     Aaltje Zabriskie was baptized on 31 October 1762 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)^1,2 She married John Christopher.³ She died on 9 January 1835.¹

     Married name: Christopher.

     Aaltje (Aletta) Zabriskie was born on 3 July 1787.¹ She was baptized on 15 July 1787 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)¹ She married Albert J Bogert, son of Jacobus Bogert and Cornelia Hopper, on 8 December 1810 at NJ (Paramus DRC.)^1,2 Aaltje (Aletta) Zabriskie died on 13 April 1878 at age 91.² She was buried in Valleau Cemetery in Ridgewood.²

     Abraham Zabriskie was born on 2 December 1851.¹ He was baptized on 4 July 1852.¹ He married Christina Berdan, daughter of John S Berdan and Lavinia Demarest, on 11 December 1872 at Hackensack, NJ.^3,2,1 Abraham Zabriskie died in 1890.¹

     Abraham Zabriskie was baptized on 24 September 1752 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)^1,2 He married Maria Terhune, daughter of Albert Terhune and Elizabeth.¹ Abraham Zabriskie died on 16 September 1828 at age 75.11.29.^1,2

     Abraham Zabriskie was baptized on 14 January 1776 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)^1,2

     Abraham Zabriskie (dec'd) married Sarah Cornelia Zabriskie.¹ Abraham Zabriskie (dec'd) died on 5 December 1883 at Paramus (Midland Twp), NJ.¹

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     Abraham Zabriskie (dec'd) died 4 Dec 1883 at Paramus, NJ, Midland Township, leaving widow Sarah Cornelia Zabriskie and 3 children: Carrie wife of John A. Van Emburgh, Ida Zabriskie, 13 yrs, and Arthur S Zabriskie, 10 yrs, at Paramus, NJ.¹

     Abraham C Zabriskie was born on 3 May 1791.¹ He married Maria Zabriskie, daughter of Andrew A Zabriskie and Jane Elizabeth Anderson, on 5 October 1818 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)¹ Abraham C Zabriskie died on 16 November 1849.¹ He and Maria Zabriskie were buried, BC-Families Zabriskie A-I File has their burial place as Acquackanonck Ref. Church yard. They are however also listed on a plaque at Cedar Lawn Cemetery, with their daughter Maria and her husband Cornelis Van Houten, and his parents Aaron A. Van Houten and Hannah Sip.²

     He died intestate. Letters of administration were granted on 27 Nov 1849 to David J. Anderson and John A. Zabriskie. Orphan's Court proceedings starting 4 Feb 1850 (File 2756.)^3,4

     Abram Zabriskie was baptized on 2 January 1772 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)¹ He married Martha Laroe on 6 June 1795.² Abram Zabriskie died on 27 October 1814 aged 42.10.5.² He was buried in Ramapo DRC Cemetery in Mahwah.³

     Adaline G Zabriskie was born on 27 October 1819.² She was baptized on 21 November 1819 at Saddle River, NJ, (DRC.)² She married George J Achenbach, son of John R Achenbach and Catherine Hopper, on 30 March 1842 at Saddle River, Bergen County, NJ, (DRC.)¹ Adaline G Zabriskie died on 1 September 1873.² She was buried in Zion Lutheran Cemetery in Saddle River.²

     Name variation: Adeline Garretson Zabriskie.² Married name: Achenbach.

     Albert Zabriskie was born on 24 August 1707 at Hackensack, NJ.^1,2 He was baptized at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)^3,4 He (1) married Annatje Kip, daughter of Hendrik Kip and Geertje Van Dien, on 8 November 1734 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)^1,4,2 Albert Zabriskie died before 30 August 1777.²

     Albert Zabriskie lived at Hackensack, NJ.⁴
     Zabriskie File had a second marriage with Mary, but Albert was dec'd before 1777, when his wife Annetje is called "widow of Albert Zabriske" in her father's will.^4,5 Name variation: Albert J Zabriske.³

     Albert Zabriskie was born on 7 September 1774.^2,3,4 He married Rachel Demarest, daughter of Johannes Demarest and Annatje Kip, on 21 December 1799.^4,1

     Name variation: Albert Zabriske.⁵

     Albert Zabriskie was baptized on 18 October 1760 at Bergen County, NJ, (Paramus DRC.)^2,3 He married Maria Westervelt, daughter of Pieter Westervelt and Catlyntie Haring, in 1796.^1,4 Albert Zabriskie died on 6 September 1835.²

     Albert Ackerman Zabriskie married Annie Ruth May on 20 May 1895.¹

     His parents were Henry? Zabriskie and ? Ackerman.¹

     Albert C Zabriske was born and living in Peremis acc. to his marriage certificate.³ He was baptized on 2 September 1716 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)^1,4 He married Aeltje Ackerman, daughter of Gerrit Ackerman and Jannetje Van Voorhis, on 26 October 1739 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC.)^3,1 Albert C Zabriske died between 1785 and 1798.⁵

     Albert C Zabriske had a son Christiaan, bp. 28 Nov 1750, Paramus DRC (Par:24); d. bef. Apr 1785, as he is not listed in his father's will.
Konight notes that the girls have offspring, but does not continue the lines (See BC-Families for more information).^2,6,7 He made a will on 18 April 1785. It was proved 17 Jan 1798. He was Albert Zabriskie of Paramus, yeoman. Mentions daughters Leah (eldest), Mary (youngest), and Jane.⁵