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     John Jewel was born on 17 January 1746 at Philipsburgh (Tarrytown), NY.¹ He married Elizabeth Lawrence, daughter of Thomas Lawrence and Deborah Wilsye, on 21 October 1770.¹ John Jewel died on 21 December 1838.¹

     William Jewel was born on 12 March 1713 at Philipsburgh (Tarrytown), NY.¹ He was baptized on 24 March 1713 at Sleepy Hollow, NY.² He married Elizabeth Buckhout, daughter of Jan Buckhout and Mary Bankert, on 30 September 1738.^2,1 William Jewel died on 6 November 1789.^2,1,3

     William Jewel was born circa 1658 at Newtown.¹ He married Sarah (?)¹

     His father died in Newtown.

     Abraham Jewell was born at Philipsburg, Westchester County, NY.² He married Sara Boeckhout, daughter of Jan Buckhout and Mary Bankert, on 1 November 1735 at Philipsburg, NY.^1,2

     Abraham Jewell and Sara had four children.²

     John Jewell was born on 2 February 1785 at Irvington.¹ He married Martha L Ferris, daughter of Oliver Ferris and Abigail Lockwood.¹ John Jewell died on 28 May 1851.¹

     Malinda Jewell was born in 1859.¹ She (1) married George DeWitt.¹ (license on 12 July 1883 at Richland County, OH.)² Malinda Jewell (2) married Munson Thomas Reeves on 16 June 1915.¹ Malinda Jewell died in 1919.¹

     Married name: DeWitt. Married name: Reeves.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, Vol. 77, p. 177 (unknown periodical).¹

     Martha Jewell was born in 1827 at Irvington.¹ She married Lemuel W Lawrence, son of Thomas Lawrence and Permelia (?).¹

     Married name: Lawrence.

     Rebecca Jewett was born in October 1780 at Sharon, CT.¹ She married Luther Gay, son of Perez Gay and Margaret Fairbanks, on 28 January 1805 at Sharon, CT.¹ Rebecca Jewett died on 20 July 1858.¹

     Married name: Gay.

     Eva Jillesz was baptized on 26 April 1643 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Schipper Janszen Zeylemaker (sail maker), and Tryntie Hendricks; father Jilles Pieterszen, mother not listed.)^2,1

     Name variation: Eva Meyer.²

     Pieter Jillesz was baptized on 20 November 1644 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Hendrick Janszen Snyder, Reyert Stoffelszen (smith), Tryntie Hendricks, Lyntie Jochems, and Marritje Thymens; father Jilles Pieterszen, mother not listed.)²

     Name variation: Pieter Meyer.²

     Tryntje Jillesz was baptized on 23 April 1647 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Hendrick Janszen Snyder and Annetje Ruts; father Jilles Pieterszen, mother not listed.)^2,1 She died before 1648.³

     Name variation: Tryntje Meyer.²

     Maria Jillesz was baptized on 21 January 1652 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Borger Joriszen, Catalyntie Hendricks, and Bregitta Blercks; father Gilles Pieterszen, mother not listed.)²

     Name variation: Maria Meyer.²

     Tryntje Jillesz was baptized on 4 July 1648 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Hendrick Van Dyck (fiscael), Engeltje Mans, and Catalyntie Hendricks; father Gilles Pieterszen, mother not listed.)²

     Name variation: Tryntje Meyer.²

     Albert Jirinec was born on 31 December 1891 at New York City (death registration has 30 Dec 1891; birth registration has year as 1889, which fits with various census, so this may not be right!)^4,2,5,6 He died on 23 February 1942 at Manhattan, NY.^2,1,7 He was buried on 28 February 1942 in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack, The headstone was requested by Anna Jirinec, living in Little Ferry.^1,2,7

     Albert Jirinec was a PFC serving in 303 Eng. 78th Div. during World War I.^1,7
     He was single, a photo engraver, his residence was Little Ferry. His parents were Albert Jirinec and Anna Cerny, both b. Chechoslovakia.² Name variation: Albert Jernek Jr.³ Name variation: Albert Jinnis.⁶

     Albert Jirinec was born in 1858 at Czechoslovakia.² He married Anna Cerna/Cerny.^3,1

     Probably he is in 1900 at Mehrhof Lane in Little Ferry (as Jerinsky), the children are on the next page; in 1905 in Little Ferry (as Jeneick or Jenecik), however, all dates are off by several years.^4,5 The 1915 census lists Albert Jerinec Sr. at Marshall Ave at Little Ferry, NJ, with Albert (Dec 1891, NY, engraver), Annie (Mar 1893, NY, housekeeper), Frank (Feb 1896, NY, furrier), Joe (Jan 1898, NY, buttonmaker), and Charles (Jan 1901, NY). Albert Sr. is Jan 1859, widowed, cabinet maker, 26 yrs in US, naturalized.⁶ The 1930 census lists Albert Jernek at 41 Marshall Ave at Little Ferry, NJ, with his children Albert Jernek Jr. (39, b. NY, helper in a wallpaper factory), Joseph (30, b. NJ, breakman for RR), Charles (27, b. NJ, waiter, lunch wagon), and Anna (35, b. NY, furrier, wholesale house.)² Name variation: Albert Jernek.² Name variation: Albert Jinnis.³

     Andries Jochemsen was born in 1607 (24 at marriage.)² He was from Liewarden when he married.³ He married Celitie Fredricks at Amsterdam (DRC (New Church.)³) (Banns on 20 December 1631 at Amsterdam. His witness was Grietien Pouwels; hers Celitgen Willems.)²

     Andries Jochems was baptized on 21 December 1672 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Andries Jochemszen and Selitie Fredricks; father Jochem Andrieszen, mother Immetie.)^1,2

     Benjamin Jochems was baptized on 23 September 1674 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Celitie Fredricx; father Jochem Andreiszen, mother Emmie Jeusen.)^1,2

     Cornelis Jochems was baptized on 26 September 1670 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Charsten Luurzen and Celitje Jans; father Jochem Andrieszen; mother not listed.)^1,2

     Elias Jochems was baptized on 4 November 1665 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Andries Jochemszen and Celitie Fredricks; father Jochem Andrus, mother Emmetje Jans.)^1,2

     Hendrick Jochemse was born on 29 September 1624 at Hamburg, Germany.¹ He married Elsie Breestede, daughter of Jan Janszen Van Breestede and Engeltje Jans, in 1653 at Albany, NY.² Hendrick Jochemse died in 1682 at Kingston, Ulster County, NY.¹

     Hendrick Jochemse lived before 1654 at Fort Orange.¹ He was circa 1661 a magistrate at Esopus, NY.¹ Name variation: Hendrick Jochense Schoonmaker.³ Name variation: Hendrick Jochemz Schoonmaker.⁴

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.⁵

     Jannetje Jochems was from Middelwout when she married.³ She married Johannes Blauvelt, son of Gerrit Hendricksen Blauvelt and Marie Lamberts, on 24 October 1683 at New York City (DRC.)^4,5,6,3,7 (Banns on 29 September 1683. He was Johannes Gerritszen, jm from N. Yorck; she Jannekin Jochems, jd from Middelwout, both living here.)^1,8,3 Jannetje Jochems died between 16 November 1690 and March 1694 probably in Tappan (Orangeburgh.)⁴

     Name variation: Jannetje Jochems Van Weert.⁴ Name variation: Jannekin Van Weert.⁴ Married name: Blauvelt.

     Jellis Jochemsz married Baijke Schuts.

     This couple has four more children baptized between 1613 and 1620 (among them sister Barber, who is her witness at the banns); the father is always Jelis Jochemsz, mother is Baijke Schuts, except in 1620, when she is Barber Schuts. There does not seem to be a marriage record for this couple in Amsterdam.
01 Oct 1613 (Nieuwe Kerk) Barber, Jelis Jochemsz, Baijke Schuts. sp. Cornelis Schuijts. Bk 39, p.330
11 Aug 1616 (Oude Kerk) Elijsabet, Jelis Jochemsz, Baijken Schuts. sp. Dirck Hem?, Elijzabet Jacobs. Bk 5, p.191
18 Aug 1619 (Nieuwe Kerk) Jochem, Jelis Jochemsz, Baijke Schuts. no sp. listed. Bk 40, p.55
14 Dec 1620 (Nieuwe Kerk) Cornelia, Jelis Jochemsz, Barber Schuts. sp. Cornelis Schuts. Bk 40, p.109.²

     Josua Jochems was baptized in February 1667 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Celitie Fredricx; father Jochem Andrieszen, mother not listed; date as 30 Feb.)^1,2

     Anna Johannes was baptized on 11 February 1700 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Machiel Hardon and Hester Cleef; father Johannes Janson, mother Susanna Fell.)^1,2

     Catharina Johannes was baptized on 25 August 1695 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Robbert Greex and Cornelia de Peyster; father Johannes Janszen, mother Susanna Fel.)^1,2

     Helena Johannes was baptized on 30 August 1693 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Vincent and Maria Jans; father Johannes Janszen, mother Susanna Fel.)^1,2

     Johannes Johannes was baptized on 13 October 1697 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Markenier, Benjamin Harring, and Mettje Markenier; father Johannes Janse, mother Susanna Fel.)^1,2

     Minne Johannes (1) married Rensje Feddes.^2,3 Minne Johannes (2) married Magdalena Hendriksen on 1 April 1689 at Flatbush, NY, (DRC) (Minne Johanes Minnelia of Haverstraw, to Margdalena Rixe.)^4,1,5,6 Minne Johannes died before 28 February 1690/91 at Orange County, NY.^1,7,8

     Minne and Rensje came on 27 Sep 1663 to New Netherland on "De Statyn" with four children, aged 8, 8, 6, and 1; also his wife's sister, and a servant.^9,10,11
     On 28 February 1690/91 letters of administration are granted to his eldest son and heir Johanes Minie and Dirck Storms. In Jan 1692/3 they were granted to Stephans Van Cortlandt. Inventory of the estate was taken on 27 Mar 1693.⁸ Name variation: Minne Johannis Faddems ((This might be a corruption of his wife's patronymic.)²)

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, and for descendants, see Griffin, Walter K., "Marriage Records of the RDC's of Tappan and Clarkstown." 1909, p.179-181, 191.

     Simon Johannes was baptized on 19 April 1702 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Francis Vincent and Helena Coepers; father Johannis Janse, mother Susanna Fel.)^1,2