Almelo Family ReconstructionsHendrick Arentsen
M, #26599, ° s 1640
Hendrick Arentsen was from in Almelo at his marriage. He married Aeltie Claes on 11 May 1664 in Kingston, New York, [entry: Hendrick Arentsen, j.m. of Almelo, in Overyssel, and Aeltje Claes, of [New]. Amsterdam, in Nieunederlant, widow of Macciel Ferre, both resid. here (in Wiltwyck, now Kingston)]
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Hendrick Arentsen, of Alemelo, Province of Overyssel, Holland, came to America 24 March 1662 in the ship "De Trouw" (The Faith), commanded by Capt. Jan Jansz Bestevaer. The ships record states that he was a "Field-laborer," from Tielderweert, (country around Tiel) in Gelderland. He was the immigrant in the Van Emburgh Family.
Hendrick Arentsen and Aeltie Claes had five children.
The information comes "Early Bergen County Families," compiled by PatWardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223. e-mail: the.wardells@gte.net.
More Information:
Hendrick Arentsen, of Alemelo, Province of Overyssel, Holland, came to America 24 March 1662 in the ship "De Trouw" (The Faith), commanded by Capt. Jan Jansz Bestevaer. The ships record states that he was a "Field-laborer," from Tielderweert, (country around Tiel) in Gelderland. He was the immigrant in the Van Emburgh Family.
Hendrick Arentsen and Aeltie Claes had five children.
The information comes "Early Bergen County Families," compiled by PatWardell, 130 Crestview Drive, Englewood, FL 34223. e-mail: the.wardells@gte.net.