Son of:
Father*: Hendrick Willemsz b.? ~ d. bt 28 Nov 1677 - 4 Dec 1677
Mother*: Gisseltje Bradt b.? ~ d. b 28 Nov 1677
Daniel Hendrickson settled in Monmouth County circa 1700 and was the first Dutch sheriff of the county.
He married Catherine Van Dyke, daughter of Jan Jansen Van Dyck and Teuntje Thijse, before 1696.
In 1693 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; when he is mentioned in a Monmouth County, New Jersey deed.
On 16 May 1698 at East New Jersey, "John Whitlock, late of Middletown, now of Freehold, Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, sell to Daniel Hendrickson, of Middletown, afsd., yeoman, for £160, all of the below described land." The description includes 104 acres in Middletown at Strawberry Hill, "now in the occupation of sd. Daniel;" a tract whose boundaries include Jarrett's Brook, Mohoras Brook, Jarrett Wall's land, John Whitlock's land and William Whitlock's land; thirteen acres of meadow at Shoal Harbor; and another nine acre parcel of meadow at Shoal Harbor. Signed John Whitlock, Mary Whitlock (her mark). Acknowledged 26 Jun 1708, John Whitlock, before William Pinhorne, Judge, Supreme Court.
On 2 October 1708 at East New Jersey, "Whereas, Obadiah Bowne, James Hubbard, Gershom Mott, Obadiah Holmes, James Grover, Richard Stout, Daniel Hendricks, James Cox, Joseph Cox, William Lawrence, James Lawrence, Benjamin Lawrence, together with Jarret Wall of the same place (all are of Middletown, Monmouth Co.), bot. of Thomas Cooper, of London, merchant, one-half of a Propriety or one-forty-eighth part of all the land in East New Jersey and 600 acres of land and meadow lying at Barnaget." The above mentioned then "for good considerations, quit claim the above to our fellow purchaser Jarret Wall." Witnesses: John Farmer(?), Wm. Lawrence, Junr., Cornelius Couwenhoven. Signed by all mentioned above. Acknowledged 4 Nov 1708, John Farmer(?) appeared before Peter Sonmans, Queen's Council.
On 16 December 1709 at East New Jersey Richard Hartshorne conveyed to Daniel Hendrickson "Richard Hartshorne, of Middletown Twp., Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, Gent., and his wife Margaret, sell to Daniel Hendricks, John Schank, Jarat Schank, Cornelius Covenhoven and Peter Wecoffe (Wickoff), of Middletown aforesaid, for £500, for all those several tr. of land and meadow at the place called Conescunke within Middletown." (Description of the bounds). "Also, 70 acres of meadow on the west side of Conescunk Meadows." (Description of bounds). Also conveyed are several small pieces of meadow at Conescunk; a tract of land by said Hartshorne's corner; a fourteen acre piece of meadow in Conescunk Meadows; fifteen acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by Richard Stout; forty acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshore by Richard Gibbons; six acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by James Dorsett; and twenty-five acres of meadow granted to Hartshorne by Peter Tilton. Total of 585 acres. Witnesses: Stephen Schank, John Hallerton, Wm. Lawrence, Junr. Signed Richard Hartshorne, Margaret Hartshorne.
He and Catherine Van Dyke were members of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, circa 1710.
Daniel Hendrickson was Elder of at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, in February 1710/11.
He was made an executor of the will of William Hendrickson on 2 April 1711; proved 14 Jun 1711. William Hendrickson of Middletown, Monmouth County, yeoman.
Children: Gisbert, Daniel, daughters, names not given, all under age. Real and personal estate. Executors: brother Daniel Hendrickson, Peter Wyycockf and Christopher Longstreet. Witnesses: Elie Sydenham, Barns Lambertson, Cornels Doorn, Wm. Broderwick.
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Karel Verwey , son of Hendrick Verwey and Engeltje Van Dyck, on 1 January 1715/16 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen and his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Sara Schenck , daughter of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 19 May 1717 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Katriinke Van Diik, his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Daniel Schenck , son of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 26 May 1723 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Triinke Van Diik, his wife).
In 1727 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.6
On 1 November 1727 John Bowne, Garret Schanck, & Daniel Hendricks, Exec. of will of Obadiah Bowne, late of Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Gent., dec'd., sold to Hendrick Hendricks (son of said Daniel Hendrickson), of said place, yeoman. Whereas, Obadiah Bowne left a will, dated 19 Feb 1725/26, for his Exec. to sell his estate, and now his Exec., for £800, sell 300 acres being part of Obadiah Bowne's plantation in Middletown, by Town Run, Bowne's land & by land of Hendrick Hendrickson, Sr., Daniel Hendricks', to Joseph Goldin, Jr.'s formerly of Peter Weycoff's, to Joseph Golding's. The land is bound west by small brook, north by land formerly Walter Wright's, south by Joseph Goldin, Jr. Signed: John Bowne, Gerret Schenck, Daniel Hendrick. Witnesses: Jan Schenck, Roelef Schenck, & Gisbert Vanmatra made his mark. Acknowledged 28 March 1737, Gysbert Vanmatre appeared before John Throckmorton, Esq., Judge, Monmouth Co., Recr'd & Exam.: Thomas Bartow.
His will was dated on 16 November 1727 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, proved 29 Jan 1727/28. Daniel Hendricks of Middletown, Monmouth Co., gent. Wife Tryntye. Children - Hendrick, Catharine, Jonaytye, Gheesye, Teuntye, Maykye, Anne, Frances, John, William, Daniel (under age); nephew Daniel, son of brother William. Land on Conescunck Neck and at Barnegatt, a farm formerly Benjamin Stout's, another bought of Stephen Warne, two lots bought of Jarat Wall and John Wall resp., salt meadow at Shoal Harbour, a lot in Amboy, bought of Stephen Wane. Personal estate. Executors: son Hendrick with sons-in-law Rooloff Shank and Jonathan Holmes junior. Witnesses: Cornelis Wyckoff, Johannis Luister, Corneles Dooren, William Lawrence junior.
Inventory of estate taken on 23 May 1728 £1130.08.00 1/2. Includes two swords, male pillion and portmantle, 2 pistols, large Bible and 6 smaller books, nippers, tooth drawers, negro Joe (£35), negro lad Peter (£65), negro woman Dinah and child (£50), negro woman Kate (£10), 36 sides leather, 8 cattle hides, horses, mares, colts, stallion, gun, flour at Van Guelder's mill. Also bonds and debts of (a list of numerous persons). He is called "Captain" Daniel Hendricks.
11 known children, mostly born in NJ and intermarried into other Dutch families.
1. Geesye Hendrickson b. 9 Oct 1696, d. 20 Sep 1747
2. Teuntje Hendrickson b. 9 Apr 1699
3. Hendrick Hendrickson b. c 1702, d. b 24 Mar 1753
4. Maykije Hendrickson b. 23 Jun 1703
5. Tryntje Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
6. John Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
7. William Hendrickson b. 6 Nov 1709
8. Annetje Hendrickson b. 30 Dec 1711
9. Francyntje Hendrickson b. 19 Dec 1714
10. Jannetje Hendrickson b. 21 Jun 1718
11. Daniel Hendrickson b. 5 May 1723
Bio includes the data from Ancestry Library.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Father*: Hendrick Willemsz b.? ~ d. bt 28 Nov 1677 - 4 Dec 1677
Mother*: Gisseltje Bradt b.? ~ d. b 28 Nov 1677
Daniel Hendrickson settled in Monmouth County circa 1700 and was the first Dutch sheriff of the county.
He married Catherine Van Dyke, daughter of Jan Jansen Van Dyck and Teuntje Thijse, before 1696.
In 1693 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; when he is mentioned in a Monmouth County, New Jersey deed.
On 16 May 1698 at East New Jersey, "John Whitlock, late of Middletown, now of Freehold, Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, sell to Daniel Hendrickson, of Middletown, afsd., yeoman, for £160, all of the below described land." The description includes 104 acres in Middletown at Strawberry Hill, "now in the occupation of sd. Daniel;" a tract whose boundaries include Jarrett's Brook, Mohoras Brook, Jarrett Wall's land, John Whitlock's land and William Whitlock's land; thirteen acres of meadow at Shoal Harbor; and another nine acre parcel of meadow at Shoal Harbor. Signed John Whitlock, Mary Whitlock (her mark). Acknowledged 26 Jun 1708, John Whitlock, before William Pinhorne, Judge, Supreme Court.
On 2 October 1708 at East New Jersey, "Whereas, Obadiah Bowne, James Hubbard, Gershom Mott, Obadiah Holmes, James Grover, Richard Stout, Daniel Hendricks, James Cox, Joseph Cox, William Lawrence, James Lawrence, Benjamin Lawrence, together with Jarret Wall of the same place (all are of Middletown, Monmouth Co.), bot. of Thomas Cooper, of London, merchant, one-half of a Propriety or one-forty-eighth part of all the land in East New Jersey and 600 acres of land and meadow lying at Barnaget." The above mentioned then "for good considerations, quit claim the above to our fellow purchaser Jarret Wall." Witnesses: John Farmer(?), Wm. Lawrence, Junr., Cornelius Couwenhoven. Signed by all mentioned above. Acknowledged 4 Nov 1708, John Farmer(?) appeared before Peter Sonmans, Queen's Council.
On 16 December 1709 at East New Jersey Richard Hartshorne conveyed to Daniel Hendrickson "Richard Hartshorne, of Middletown Twp., Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, Gent., and his wife Margaret, sell to Daniel Hendricks, John Schank, Jarat Schank, Cornelius Covenhoven and Peter Wecoffe (Wickoff), of Middletown aforesaid, for £500, for all those several tr. of land and meadow at the place called Conescunke within Middletown." (Description of the bounds). "Also, 70 acres of meadow on the west side of Conescunk Meadows." (Description of bounds). Also conveyed are several small pieces of meadow at Conescunk; a tract of land by said Hartshorne's corner; a fourteen acre piece of meadow in Conescunk Meadows; fifteen acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by Richard Stout; forty acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshore by Richard Gibbons; six acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by James Dorsett; and twenty-five acres of meadow granted to Hartshorne by Peter Tilton. Total of 585 acres. Witnesses: Stephen Schank, John Hallerton, Wm. Lawrence, Junr. Signed Richard Hartshorne, Margaret Hartshorne.
He and Catherine Van Dyke were members of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, circa 1710.
Daniel Hendrickson was Elder of at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, in February 1710/11.
He was made an executor of the will of William Hendrickson on 2 April 1711; proved 14 Jun 1711. William Hendrickson of Middletown, Monmouth County, yeoman.
Children: Gisbert, Daniel, daughters, names not given, all under age. Real and personal estate. Executors: brother Daniel Hendrickson, Peter Wyycockf and Christopher Longstreet. Witnesses: Elie Sydenham, Barns Lambertson, Cornels Doorn, Wm. Broderwick.
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Karel Verwey , son of Hendrick Verwey and Engeltje Van Dyck, on 1 January 1715/16 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen and his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Sara Schenck , daughter of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 19 May 1717 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Katriinke Van Diik, his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Daniel Schenck , son of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 26 May 1723 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Triinke Van Diik, his wife).
In 1727 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.6
On 1 November 1727 John Bowne, Garret Schanck, & Daniel Hendricks, Exec. of will of Obadiah Bowne, late of Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Gent., dec'd., sold to Hendrick Hendricks (son of said Daniel Hendrickson), of said place, yeoman. Whereas, Obadiah Bowne left a will, dated 19 Feb 1725/26, for his Exec. to sell his estate, and now his Exec., for £800, sell 300 acres being part of Obadiah Bowne's plantation in Middletown, by Town Run, Bowne's land & by land of Hendrick Hendrickson, Sr., Daniel Hendricks', to Joseph Goldin, Jr.'s formerly of Peter Weycoff's, to Joseph Golding's. The land is bound west by small brook, north by land formerly Walter Wright's, south by Joseph Goldin, Jr. Signed: John Bowne, Gerret Schenck, Daniel Hendrick. Witnesses: Jan Schenck, Roelef Schenck, & Gisbert Vanmatra made his mark. Acknowledged 28 March 1737, Gysbert Vanmatre appeared before John Throckmorton, Esq., Judge, Monmouth Co., Recr'd & Exam.: Thomas Bartow.
His will was dated on 16 November 1727 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, proved 29 Jan 1727/28. Daniel Hendricks of Middletown, Monmouth Co., gent. Wife Tryntye. Children - Hendrick, Catharine, Jonaytye, Gheesye, Teuntye, Maykye, Anne, Frances, John, William, Daniel (under age); nephew Daniel, son of brother William. Land on Conescunck Neck and at Barnegatt, a farm formerly Benjamin Stout's, another bought of Stephen Warne, two lots bought of Jarat Wall and John Wall resp., salt meadow at Shoal Harbour, a lot in Amboy, bought of Stephen Wane. Personal estate. Executors: son Hendrick with sons-in-law Rooloff Shank and Jonathan Holmes junior. Witnesses: Cornelis Wyckoff, Johannis Luister, Corneles Dooren, William Lawrence junior.
Inventory of estate taken on 23 May 1728 £1130.08.00 1/2. Includes two swords, male pillion and portmantle, 2 pistols, large Bible and 6 smaller books, nippers, tooth drawers, negro Joe (£35), negro lad Peter (£65), negro woman Dinah and child (£50), negro woman Kate (£10), 36 sides leather, 8 cattle hides, horses, mares, colts, stallion, gun, flour at Van Guelder's mill. Also bonds and debts of (a list of numerous persons). He is called "Captain" Daniel Hendricks.
11 known children, mostly born in NJ and intermarried into other Dutch families.
1. Geesye Hendrickson b. 9 Oct 1696, d. 20 Sep 1747
2. Teuntje Hendrickson b. 9 Apr 1699
3. Hendrick Hendrickson b. c 1702, d. b 24 Mar 1753
4. Maykije Hendrickson b. 23 Jun 1703
5. Tryntje Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
6. John Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
7. William Hendrickson b. 6 Nov 1709
8. Annetje Hendrickson b. 30 Dec 1711
9. Francyntje Hendrickson b. 19 Dec 1714
10. Jannetje Hendrickson b. 21 Jun 1718
11. Daniel Hendrickson b. 5 May 1723
Bio includes the data from Ancestry Library.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Son of:
Father*: Hendrick Willemsz b.? ~ d. bt 28 Nov 1677 - 4 Dec 1677
Mother*: Gisseltje Bradt b.? ~ d. b 28 Nov 1677
Daniel Hendrickson settled in Monmouth County circa 1700 and was the first Dutch sheriff of the county.
He married Catherine Van Dyke, daughter of Jan Jansen Van Dyck and Teuntje Thijse, before 1696.
In 1693 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; when he is mentioned in a Monmouth County, New Jersey deed.
On 16 May 1698 at East New Jersey, "John Whitlock, late of Middletown, now of Freehold, Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, sell to Daniel Hendrickson, of Middletown, afsd., yeoman, for £160, all of the below described land." The description includes 104 acres in Middletown at Strawberry Hill, "now in the occupation of sd. Daniel;" a tract whose boundaries include Jarrett's Brook, Mohoras Brook, Jarrett Wall's land, John Whitlock's land and William Whitlock's land; thirteen acres of meadow at Shoal Harbor; and another nine acre parcel of meadow at Shoal Harbor. Signed John Whitlock, Mary Whitlock (her mark). Acknowledged 26 Jun 1708, John Whitlock, before William Pinhorne, Judge, Supreme Court.
On 2 October 1708 at East New Jersey, "Whereas, Obadiah Bowne, James Hubbard, Gershom Mott, Obadiah Holmes, James Grover, Richard Stout, Daniel Hendricks, James Cox, Joseph Cox, William Lawrence, James Lawrence, Benjamin Lawrence, together with Jarret Wall of the same place (all are of Middletown, Monmouth Co.), bot. of Thomas Cooper, of London, merchant, one-half of a Propriety or one-forty-eighth part of all the land in East New Jersey and 600 acres of land and meadow lying at Barnaget." The above mentioned then "for good considerations, quit claim the above to our fellow purchaser Jarret Wall." Witnesses: John Farmer(?), Wm. Lawrence, Junr., Cornelius Couwenhoven. Signed by all mentioned above. Acknowledged 4 Nov 1708, John Farmer(?) appeared before Peter Sonmans, Queen's Council.
On 16 December 1709 at East New Jersey Richard Hartshorne conveyed to Daniel Hendrickson "Richard Hartshorne, of Middletown Twp., Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, Gent., and his wife Margaret, sell to Daniel Hendricks, John Schank, Jarat Schank, Cornelius Covenhoven and Peter Wecoffe (Wickoff), of Middletown aforesaid, for £500, for all those several tr. of land and meadow at the place called Conescunke within Middletown." (Description of the bounds). "Also, 70 acres of meadow on the west side of Conescunk Meadows." (Description of bounds). Also conveyed are several small pieces of meadow at Conescunk; a tract of land by said Hartshorne's corner; a fourteen acre piece of meadow in Conescunk Meadows; fifteen acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by Richard Stout; forty acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshore by Richard Gibbons; six acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by James Dorsett; and twenty-five acres of meadow granted to Hartshorne by Peter Tilton. Total of 585 acres. Witnesses: Stephen Schank, John Hallerton, Wm. Lawrence, Junr. Signed Richard Hartshorne, Margaret Hartshorne.
He and Catherine Van Dyke were members of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, circa 1710.
Daniel Hendrickson was Elder of at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, in February 1710/11.
He was made an executor of the will of William Hendrickson on 2 April 1711; proved 14 Jun 1711. William Hendrickson of Middletown, Monmouth County, yeoman.
Children: Gisbert, Daniel, daughters, names not given, all under age. Real and personal estate. Executors: brother Daniel Hendrickson, Peter Wyycockf and Christopher Longstreet. Witnesses: Elie Sydenham, Barns Lambertson, Cornels Doorn, Wm. Broderwick.
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Karel Verwey , son of Hendrick Verwey and Engeltje Van Dyck, on 1 January 1715/16 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen and his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Sara Schenck , daughter of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 19 May 1717 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Katriinke Van Diik, his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Daniel Schenck , son of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 26 May 1723 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Triinke Van Diik, his wife).
In 1727 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.6
On 1 November 1727 John Bowne, Garret Schanck, & Daniel Hendricks, Exec. of will of Obadiah Bowne, late of Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Gent., dec'd., sold to Hendrick Hendricks (son of said Daniel Hendrickson), of said place, yeoman. Whereas, Obadiah Bowne left a will, dated 19 Feb 1725/26, for his Exec. to sell his estate, and now his Exec., for £800, sell 300 acres being part of Obadiah Bowne's plantation in Middletown, by Town Run, Bowne's land & by land of Hendrick Hendrickson, Sr., Daniel Hendricks', to Joseph Goldin, Jr.'s formerly of Peter Weycoff's, to Joseph Golding's. The land is bound west by small brook, north by land formerly Walter Wright's, south by Joseph Goldin, Jr. Signed: John Bowne, Gerret Schenck, Daniel Hendrick. Witnesses: Jan Schenck, Roelef Schenck, & Gisbert Vanmatra made his mark. Acknowledged 28 March 1737, Gysbert Vanmatre appeared before John Throckmorton, Esq., Judge, Monmouth Co., Recr'd & Exam.: Thomas Bartow.
His will was dated on 16 November 1727 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, proved 29 Jan 1727/28. Daniel Hendricks of Middletown, Monmouth Co., gent. Wife Tryntye. Children - Hendrick, Catharine, Jonaytye, Gheesye, Teuntye, Maykye, Anne, Frances, John, William, Daniel (under age); nephew Daniel, son of brother William. Land on Conescunck Neck and at Barnegatt, a farm formerly Benjamin Stout's, another bought of Stephen Warne, two lots bought of Jarat Wall and John Wall resp., salt meadow at Shoal Harbour, a lot in Amboy, bought of Stephen Wane. Personal estate. Executors: son Hendrick with sons-in-law Rooloff Shank and Jonathan Holmes junior. Witnesses: Cornelis Wyckoff, Johannis Luister, Corneles Dooren, William Lawrence junior.
Inventory of estate taken on 23 May 1728 £1130.08.00 1/2. Includes two swords, male pillion and portmantle, 2 pistols, large Bible and 6 smaller books, nippers, tooth drawers, negro Joe (£35), negro lad Peter (£65), negro woman Dinah and child (£50), negro woman Kate (£10), 36 sides leather, 8 cattle hides, horses, mares, colts, stallion, gun, flour at Van Guelder's mill. Also bonds and debts of (a list of numerous persons). He is called "Captain" Daniel Hendricks.
11 known children, mostly born in NJ and intermarried into other Dutch families.
1. Geesye Hendrickson b. 9 Oct 1696, d. 20 Sep 1747
2. Teuntje Hendrickson b. 9 Apr 1699
3. Hendrick Hendrickson b. c 1702, d. b 24 Mar 1753
4. Maykije Hendrickson b. 23 Jun 1703
5. Tryntje Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
6. John Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
7. William Hendrickson b. 6 Nov 1709
8. Annetje Hendrickson b. 30 Dec 1711
9. Francyntje Hendrickson b. 19 Dec 1714
10. Jannetje Hendrickson b. 21 Jun 1718
11. Daniel Hendrickson b. 5 May 1723
Bio includes the data from Ancestry Library.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Father*: Hendrick Willemsz b.? ~ d. bt 28 Nov 1677 - 4 Dec 1677
Mother*: Gisseltje Bradt b.? ~ d. b 28 Nov 1677
Daniel Hendrickson settled in Monmouth County circa 1700 and was the first Dutch sheriff of the county.
He married Catherine Van Dyke, daughter of Jan Jansen Van Dyck and Teuntje Thijse, before 1696.
In 1693 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York; when he is mentioned in a Monmouth County, New Jersey deed.
On 16 May 1698 at East New Jersey, "John Whitlock, late of Middletown, now of Freehold, Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, yeoman, and Mary, his wife, sell to Daniel Hendrickson, of Middletown, afsd., yeoman, for £160, all of the below described land." The description includes 104 acres in Middletown at Strawberry Hill, "now in the occupation of sd. Daniel;" a tract whose boundaries include Jarrett's Brook, Mohoras Brook, Jarrett Wall's land, John Whitlock's land and William Whitlock's land; thirteen acres of meadow at Shoal Harbor; and another nine acre parcel of meadow at Shoal Harbor. Signed John Whitlock, Mary Whitlock (her mark). Acknowledged 26 Jun 1708, John Whitlock, before William Pinhorne, Judge, Supreme Court.
On 2 October 1708 at East New Jersey, "Whereas, Obadiah Bowne, James Hubbard, Gershom Mott, Obadiah Holmes, James Grover, Richard Stout, Daniel Hendricks, James Cox, Joseph Cox, William Lawrence, James Lawrence, Benjamin Lawrence, together with Jarret Wall of the same place (all are of Middletown, Monmouth Co.), bot. of Thomas Cooper, of London, merchant, one-half of a Propriety or one-forty-eighth part of all the land in East New Jersey and 600 acres of land and meadow lying at Barnaget." The above mentioned then "for good considerations, quit claim the above to our fellow purchaser Jarret Wall." Witnesses: John Farmer(?), Wm. Lawrence, Junr., Cornelius Couwenhoven. Signed by all mentioned above. Acknowledged 4 Nov 1708, John Farmer(?) appeared before Peter Sonmans, Queen's Council.
On 16 December 1709 at East New Jersey Richard Hartshorne conveyed to Daniel Hendrickson "Richard Hartshorne, of Middletown Twp., Monmouth Co., East New Jersey, Gent., and his wife Margaret, sell to Daniel Hendricks, John Schank, Jarat Schank, Cornelius Covenhoven and Peter Wecoffe (Wickoff), of Middletown aforesaid, for £500, for all those several tr. of land and meadow at the place called Conescunke within Middletown." (Description of the bounds). "Also, 70 acres of meadow on the west side of Conescunk Meadows." (Description of bounds). Also conveyed are several small pieces of meadow at Conescunk; a tract of land by said Hartshorne's corner; a fourteen acre piece of meadow in Conescunk Meadows; fifteen acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by Richard Stout; forty acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshore by Richard Gibbons; six acres of meadow on Conescunk granted to Hartshorne by James Dorsett; and twenty-five acres of meadow granted to Hartshorne by Peter Tilton. Total of 585 acres. Witnesses: Stephen Schank, John Hallerton, Wm. Lawrence, Junr. Signed Richard Hartshorne, Margaret Hartshorne.
He and Catherine Van Dyke were members of the at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, circa 1710.
Daniel Hendrickson was Elder of at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, in February 1710/11.
He was made an executor of the will of William Hendrickson on 2 April 1711; proved 14 Jun 1711. William Hendrickson of Middletown, Monmouth County, yeoman.
Children: Gisbert, Daniel, daughters, names not given, all under age. Real and personal estate. Executors: brother Daniel Hendrickson, Peter Wyycockf and Christopher Longstreet. Witnesses: Elie Sydenham, Barns Lambertson, Cornels Doorn, Wm. Broderwick.
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Karel Verwey , son of Hendrick Verwey and Engeltje Van Dyck, on 1 January 1715/16 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen and his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Sara Schenck , daughter of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 19 May 1717 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Katriinke Van Diik, his wife).
Daniel Hendrickson witnessed the baptism of Daniel Schenck , son of Roelof Jansen Schenck and Geesye Hendrickson, on 26 May 1723 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (witnesses Daniel Hendricksen, Triinke Van Diik, his wife).
In 1727 Daniel Hendrickson resided at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.6
On 1 November 1727 John Bowne, Garret Schanck, & Daniel Hendricks, Exec. of will of Obadiah Bowne, late of Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, Gent., dec'd., sold to Hendrick Hendricks (son of said Daniel Hendrickson), of said place, yeoman. Whereas, Obadiah Bowne left a will, dated 19 Feb 1725/26, for his Exec. to sell his estate, and now his Exec., for £800, sell 300 acres being part of Obadiah Bowne's plantation in Middletown, by Town Run, Bowne's land & by land of Hendrick Hendrickson, Sr., Daniel Hendricks', to Joseph Goldin, Jr.'s formerly of Peter Weycoff's, to Joseph Golding's. The land is bound west by small brook, north by land formerly Walter Wright's, south by Joseph Goldin, Jr. Signed: John Bowne, Gerret Schenck, Daniel Hendrick. Witnesses: Jan Schenck, Roelef Schenck, & Gisbert Vanmatra made his mark. Acknowledged 28 March 1737, Gysbert Vanmatre appeared before John Throckmorton, Esq., Judge, Monmouth Co., Recr'd & Exam.: Thomas Bartow.
His will was dated on 16 November 1727 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, proved 29 Jan 1727/28. Daniel Hendricks of Middletown, Monmouth Co., gent. Wife Tryntye. Children - Hendrick, Catharine, Jonaytye, Gheesye, Teuntye, Maykye, Anne, Frances, John, William, Daniel (under age); nephew Daniel, son of brother William. Land on Conescunck Neck and at Barnegatt, a farm formerly Benjamin Stout's, another bought of Stephen Warne, two lots bought of Jarat Wall and John Wall resp., salt meadow at Shoal Harbour, a lot in Amboy, bought of Stephen Wane. Personal estate. Executors: son Hendrick with sons-in-law Rooloff Shank and Jonathan Holmes junior. Witnesses: Cornelis Wyckoff, Johannis Luister, Corneles Dooren, William Lawrence junior.
Inventory of estate taken on 23 May 1728 £1130.08.00 1/2. Includes two swords, male pillion and portmantle, 2 pistols, large Bible and 6 smaller books, nippers, tooth drawers, negro Joe (£35), negro lad Peter (£65), negro woman Dinah and child (£50), negro woman Kate (£10), 36 sides leather, 8 cattle hides, horses, mares, colts, stallion, gun, flour at Van Guelder's mill. Also bonds and debts of (a list of numerous persons). He is called "Captain" Daniel Hendricks.
11 known children, mostly born in NJ and intermarried into other Dutch families.
1. Geesye Hendrickson b. 9 Oct 1696, d. 20 Sep 1747
2. Teuntje Hendrickson b. 9 Apr 1699
3. Hendrick Hendrickson b. c 1702, d. b 24 Mar 1753
4. Maykije Hendrickson b. 23 Jun 1703
5. Tryntje Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
6. John Hendrickson b. bt 1704 - 1708
7. William Hendrickson b. 6 Nov 1709
8. Annetje Hendrickson b. 30 Dec 1711
9. Francyntje Hendrickson b. 19 Dec 1714
10. Jannetje Hendrickson b. 21 Jun 1718
11. Daniel Hendrickson b. 5 May 1723
Bio includes the data from Ancestry Library.
Bio includes data from The Brouwer Genealogy Database.
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Gesye Hendrickson Schenck
1696–1747
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Teuntje Hendrickson Holmes
1699–1769
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Hendrick Danielsen Hendrickson
1700–1753
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John Hendrickson
1702–1740
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Maykije Hendrickson Van Matre
1703–1758
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William Hendrickson
1709–1783
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Annetje Hendrickson Cowenhoven, Covenhoven
1711–1776
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Jannetje Hendrickson Cowenhoven, Schenck
1718 – unknown
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Daniel Hendrickson Sr
1722–1788
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