Daughter of Frans Kregier and Walburga de Sille.
Elizabeth Krieger was baptized on 5 July 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Marten Kreiger, Nicasius de Silla, Fiscael, Elisabeth Kregiers.
Elisabeth; parents: Frans Kreiger, Walburg de Silla.
She married Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen, son of Gerrit Dircksen Kroesen and Neeltje Jans, at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 May 1684 (banns 5 Apr 1684, New York).
Dirk Kroezen, young man from Brooklyn, residing upon Staten Island; with Elisabeth Kregiers, young lady from the South River, residing in N. York; and with certificates from York and Staten Island, married the 4th May in Brooklyn.
She is named in her husband's will on 4 January 1729.
Will dated 4 January 1729 at Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, proved 25 Dec 1731. Derrick Cruson of Southampton, yeoman. Wife, Elizabeth. Sons Garret, Francis, Nicholas, John, Derrick, Henry. Daughter Catherine. Plantation in Southampton to wife for life. Sons garret and John, executors. Wit.: Jacobus Vansand, Jacob Stricklen, John Hart.
Children by Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen b. 23 Jul 1662, d. 21 May 1730:
1. Catherine Kroesen
2. Garret Kroesen b. ca. 1685
3. Francis Kroesen b. 11 Sep 1689
4. John Kroesen b. bt 1690 - 1700
5. Neeltje Kroesen b. 1 Mar 1692
6. Nicholas Kroesen b. 5 May 1696
7. Dirck Kroesen b. 22 Oct 1701
8. Henry Kroesen b. 30 Jul 1707, d. 25 Apr 1789
Elizabeth Krieger died on 15 April 1740 at Southampton, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Elizabeth Krieger was baptized on 5 July 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Marten Kreiger, Nicasius de Silla, Fiscael, Elisabeth Kregiers.
Elisabeth; parents: Frans Kreiger, Walburg de Silla.
She married Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen, son of Gerrit Dircksen Kroesen and Neeltje Jans, at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 May 1684 (banns 5 Apr 1684, New York).
Dirk Kroezen, young man from Brooklyn, residing upon Staten Island; with Elisabeth Kregiers, young lady from the South River, residing in N. York; and with certificates from York and Staten Island, married the 4th May in Brooklyn.
She is named in her husband's will on 4 January 1729.
Will dated 4 January 1729 at Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, proved 25 Dec 1731. Derrick Cruson of Southampton, yeoman. Wife, Elizabeth. Sons Garret, Francis, Nicholas, John, Derrick, Henry. Daughter Catherine. Plantation in Southampton to wife for life. Sons garret and John, executors. Wit.: Jacobus Vansand, Jacob Stricklen, John Hart.
Children by Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen b. 23 Jul 1662, d. 21 May 1730:
1. Catherine Kroesen
2. Garret Kroesen b. ca. 1685
3. Francis Kroesen b. 11 Sep 1689
4. John Kroesen b. bt 1690 - 1700
5. Neeltje Kroesen b. 1 Mar 1692
6. Nicholas Kroesen b. 5 May 1696
7. Dirck Kroesen b. 22 Oct 1701
8. Henry Kroesen b. 30 Jul 1707, d. 25 Apr 1789
Elizabeth Krieger died on 15 April 1740 at Southampton, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Daughter of Frans Kregier and Walburga de Sille.
Elizabeth Krieger was baptized on 5 July 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Marten Kreiger, Nicasius de Silla, Fiscael, Elisabeth Kregiers.
Elisabeth; parents: Frans Kreiger, Walburg de Silla.
She married Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen, son of Gerrit Dircksen Kroesen and Neeltje Jans, at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 May 1684 (banns 5 Apr 1684, New York).
Dirk Kroezen, young man from Brooklyn, residing upon Staten Island; with Elisabeth Kregiers, young lady from the South River, residing in N. York; and with certificates from York and Staten Island, married the 4th May in Brooklyn.
She is named in her husband's will on 4 January 1729.
Will dated 4 January 1729 at Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, proved 25 Dec 1731. Derrick Cruson of Southampton, yeoman. Wife, Elizabeth. Sons Garret, Francis, Nicholas, John, Derrick, Henry. Daughter Catherine. Plantation in Southampton to wife for life. Sons garret and John, executors. Wit.: Jacobus Vansand, Jacob Stricklen, John Hart.
Children by Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen b. 23 Jul 1662, d. 21 May 1730:
1. Catherine Kroesen
2. Garret Kroesen b. ca. 1685
3. Francis Kroesen b. 11 Sep 1689
4. John Kroesen b. bt 1690 - 1700
5. Neeltje Kroesen b. 1 Mar 1692
6. Nicholas Kroesen b. 5 May 1696
7. Dirck Kroesen b. 22 Oct 1701
8. Henry Kroesen b. 30 Jul 1707, d. 25 Apr 1789
Elizabeth Krieger died on 15 April 1740 at Southampton, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Elizabeth Krieger was baptized on 5 July 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Marten Kreiger, Nicasius de Silla, Fiscael, Elisabeth Kregiers.
Elisabeth; parents: Frans Kreiger, Walburg de Silla.
She married Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen, son of Gerrit Dircksen Kroesen and Neeltje Jans, at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 May 1684 (banns 5 Apr 1684, New York).
Dirk Kroezen, young man from Brooklyn, residing upon Staten Island; with Elisabeth Kregiers, young lady from the South River, residing in N. York; and with certificates from York and Staten Island, married the 4th May in Brooklyn.
She is named in her husband's will on 4 January 1729.
Will dated 4 January 1729 at Bucks Co., Pennsylvania, proved 25 Dec 1731. Derrick Cruson of Southampton, yeoman. Wife, Elizabeth. Sons Garret, Francis, Nicholas, John, Derrick, Henry. Daughter Catherine. Plantation in Southampton to wife for life. Sons garret and John, executors. Wit.: Jacobus Vansand, Jacob Stricklen, John Hart.
Children by Dirck Gerritszen Kroesen b. 23 Jul 1662, d. 21 May 1730:
1. Catherine Kroesen
2. Garret Kroesen b. ca. 1685
3. Francis Kroesen b. 11 Sep 1689
4. John Kroesen b. bt 1690 - 1700
5. Neeltje Kroesen b. 1 Mar 1692
6. Nicholas Kroesen b. 5 May 1696
7. Dirck Kroesen b. 22 Oct 1701
8. Henry Kroesen b. 30 Jul 1707, d. 25 Apr 1789
Elizabeth Krieger died on 15 April 1740 at Southampton, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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