CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
CHRISTOPHER•ALLEN•SMITH•WINTON Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameAnnatje Hans BERGEN 
[1868, p.3], 8G Grandmother
[1868, p.3], 8G GrandmotherBirth Date1640 [1818, p.159], [1498, Memorial# 113293994]
MemoInferred from baptism.
Bapt Date22 Jul 1640 [1818, p.159], [3495, p.96], [3502, p.72], [7445, p.32], [8232, p.265]
Bapt PlaceNew Amsterdam
MemoOr 12 July.
Death Datebef 1677 [1868, p.3]
MemoPossibly around 1670?
Burial PlaceFlatbush, Kings Co., New York, United States [1498, Memorial# 113293994]
MemoThis location is only speculation.
Alias/AKAAnneken [3495, p.96], [3502, p.72], [7445, p.32], [8232, p.265]
Alt.SpellingAnnatje Haus BERGAN [1498, Memorial# 113293994]
Alt.SpellingAnnetje [3502, p.80]
Alt.SpellingAneken [3502, p.80]
Alt.SpellingAnnetje Hansen BERGEN [1818, p.159], [7445, p.146]
Alt.SpellingAnnie BERGEN [7159, p. 1013]
Alt.SpellingAnnetie Hans CLERQ [7436]
FatherHans Hansen BERGEN (1619-~1654)
MotherSarah RAPELJE (1625-1685)
Misc. Notes
Bogart fails to name Annetje in his first listing of the children of Sarah RAPALJE & Hans BERGEN. [3495, p.35] However, later he refers to her as “Anneken who was thirteen” (at the time Sarah married Tunis) and again when he gives her baptism date. [3495, p.43, p.96]
Annatje BERGEN may have had another daughter, Arie. [3522]
Annatje BERGEN may have had another daughter, Arie. [3522]
Spouses
Birth Dateabt 1630
MemoThis date is only a guess for rough chronological placement.
Death Date15 Nov 1661 [3495, p.96], [3502, p.80], [7438]
Alias/AKAJan De CLERCK [1818, p.159]
Alt.SpellingJan LEQUIER [3495, p.96]
Alt.SpellingJean Le CLERE [1818, p.159], [3502, p.80]
Alt.SpellingJan CLERCQ [3499], [3502, p.80]
Alt.SpellingJohn CLERK [3502, p.80]
Misc. Notes
“of Midwout” (aka Middlewout, aka Flatbush) [1868, p.3] Originally from Brazil. [3502, p.80] [7445, p.32]
There is a church record entry titled “Upon confession” dated 02-OCT-1661, Dutch Reformed Church of Breukelen [Brooklyn], naming “Jan CLERCK from Braziel.” Is this perhaps a record of him being admitted to the church?
There is a church record entry titled “Upon confession” dated 02-OCT-1661, Dutch Reformed Church of Breukelen [Brooklyn], naming “Jan CLERCK from Braziel.” Is this perhaps a record of him being admitted to the church?
Marr Date17 Jul 1661 [3502, p.80], [7438]
Marr PlaceBreukelen [Brooklyn], Long Island, New York (Colonial Period)
Marr MemoBergen says January.
2Dirck Jansen HOOGLAND [1868, p.3], [7416], 8G Grandfather
[1868, p.3], [7416], 8G GrandfatherBirth Dateca 1635 [1868, p.3], [3579, p.84], [7436], [7445, p.146]
Birth PlaceMaerseveen, Utrecht, Holland, Netherlands
Immi Date1657 [1818, p.159], [3502, p.80], [3579, p.84], [7157], [7445, p.146]
Immi PlaceNew Netherland
MemoOr 1655
Death Dateca 1721 [1818, p.165], [1868, p.4], [3579, p.84]
MemoBased on claim of living to age 86. The sources speculate he may have lived to age 97 or 98. Alternate: 1734.
Alias/AKADerck Janse HOOGLANDT [3502, p.80], [7445, p.32]
Alt.SpellingDirk Janse HOOGLANDT [3579, p.84]
Alt.SpellingDirk Jansen HOOGLANDT [7433]
Alt.SpellingDirck Hanse HOGELAND [7157]
Alt.SpellingDirck Hause HOAGLAND [7159, p. 1013]
Alt.SpellingDirk Janse HOOGLAND [7416]
Alt.SpellingDirk Janz HOOGLAND [7425]
Alt.SpellingDirck Jansze HOOGLANT [7436]
Alt.SpellingDirck Janse HOOGLAND [7445, p.146]
Alt.SpellingDirck Jansen HOOGLANDT [3497, p.266]
Misc. Notes
“Founder of Village of Bedford with permission of Gov. Stuyvesant, 1664.” [3579, p.84]
Dirck allegedly built the first brick house on Manhattan Island. [7157, p.415] [7159, p. 1013]
Findagrave MEMORIAL# 138823791 was created for him but it is not based on an actual discovery of his grave.
Dirck allegedly built the first brick house on Manhattan Island. [7157, p.415] [7159, p. 1013]
Findagrave MEMORIAL# 138823791 was created for him but it is not based on an actual discovery of his grave.
Research
May have also married, prior to 1689, a woman named Elizabeth. [7445, p.146] This same source also suggests that Dirck’s first wife was either Annetje Hansen BERGEN or Annetje FEDDENS, as opposed to marrying both of them in succession.
One source claims there was a daughter, Lysbeth Dirkse, baptized 16-MAY-1677, but this is inconsistent with the supposed death of Annatje Hans BERGEN before 1677, and the apparent existence of a daughter of Anetje FEDDENS, named Lisbet, who was baptized in 1684. [7445, p.146]
Additional “supposed” children: Arie Dirkse, Willem Dirkse, Sara Dirkse, Jan Dirkse, Neeltje Dirkse. [7445, p.146]
One source claims there was a daughter, Lysbeth Dirkse, baptized 16-MAY-1677, but this is inconsistent with the supposed death of Annatje Hans BERGEN before 1677, and the apparent existence of a daughter of Anetje FEDDENS, named Lisbet, who was baptized in 1684. [7445, p.146]
Additional “supposed” children: Arie Dirkse, Willem Dirkse, Sara Dirkse, Jan Dirkse, Neeltje Dirkse. [7445, p.146]
Marr Date8 Oct 1662 [7445, p.146], [1818, p.159], [1868, p.3], [3495, p.96], [3502, p.80], [7157, p.415], [7436], [7445, p.32]
Marr PlaceBreukelen [Brooklyn], Long Island, New York (Colonial Period)
Marr MemoThe book sources claim it was in Flatbush.