"Johannes Cashow, son of Jacob and Anna Maria Rapalje, baptized September 21, 1701, in Brooklyn;
buried July 25, 1777;
married Marytje Symonsen, supposed daughter of Frederick and Lea Fonteyn; buried May 9, 1772.
August 5, 1769, he sold land to his son Mouris, 130 acres between Wolver Hollow and Norridge (East Norwich), for £200.
Issue:
Jacob, married Lena Stockholm;
Frederick, married Margrietje Hardenburg;
Marya, married Abraham Snediker;
Johannes, married Antonette Snediker;
Mouris, married Catryna Van Wicklen;
Abraham, married Sara Downing."
A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (now Long Island) by Stoutenburgh, Henry Augustus, 1842-1919 Publication date 1902 page 175
buried July 25, 1777;
married Marytje Symonsen, supposed daughter of Frederick and Lea Fonteyn; buried May 9, 1772.
August 5, 1769, he sold land to his son Mouris, 130 acres between Wolver Hollow and Norridge (East Norwich), for £200.
Issue:
Jacob, married Lena Stockholm;
Frederick, married Margrietje Hardenburg;
Marya, married Abraham Snediker;
Johannes, married Antonette Snediker;
Mouris, married Catryna Van Wicklen;
Abraham, married Sara Downing."
A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (now Long Island) by Stoutenburgh, Henry Augustus, 1842-1919 Publication date 1902 page 175
"Johannes Cashow, son of Jacob and Anna Maria Rapalje, baptized September 21, 1701, in Brooklyn;
buried July 25, 1777;
married Marytje Symonsen, supposed daughter of Frederick and Lea Fonteyn; buried May 9, 1772.
August 5, 1769, he sold land to his son Mouris, 130 acres between Wolver Hollow and Norridge (East Norwich), for £200.
Issue:
Jacob, married Lena Stockholm;
Frederick, married Margrietje Hardenburg;
Marya, married Abraham Snediker;
Johannes, married Antonette Snediker;
Mouris, married Catryna Van Wicklen;
Abraham, married Sara Downing."
A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (now Long Island) by Stoutenburgh, Henry Augustus, 1842-1919 Publication date 1902 page 175
buried July 25, 1777;
married Marytje Symonsen, supposed daughter of Frederick and Lea Fonteyn; buried May 9, 1772.
August 5, 1769, he sold land to his son Mouris, 130 acres between Wolver Hollow and Norridge (East Norwich), for £200.
Issue:
Jacob, married Lena Stockholm;
Frederick, married Margrietje Hardenburg;
Marya, married Abraham Snediker;
Johannes, married Antonette Snediker;
Mouris, married Catryna Van Wicklen;
Abraham, married Sara Downing."
A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (now Long Island) by Stoutenburgh, Henry Augustus, 1842-1919 Publication date 1902 page 175
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