Individual Details

Harmen Janse KNICKERBOCKER {K-1}

(Abt 1655 - 1714)

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BirthAbt 1655 Janse or Jansen means "son of Jan". Several men were called Harman Janse in Duchess County. Extreme skepticism should be applied to anyone claiming to know this man's roots.
Knick References1655Harmen Janse is discussed in many reports on knic.com. See, for example, "The Many Names of Harmen Janse Knickerbocker." See also the Van Alstyne history from NYGBR (available as a PDF on knic.com).
Knick Lineage16551. Harman Janse (which we often shorten to "HJ"). This was the first person ever called "Kenickerbacker".
Knick Generation Number16551
Residence1704Dutchess County, New York, USA
Residence1710Dutchess County, New York, United States
Death1714Date of Harmen's death, 1714, is from court records. (Peter Knickerbocker testified in a lawsuit related to the boundaries of his father's property. See Law Records of Alexander Hamilton, Volume 3.) - Tivoli, Dutchess County, New York, USA
Burial1714When Cornelius Knickerbocker sold his inheritance in what is now called Tivoli, the deed noted that his father Harmen Janse Knickerbocker was buried in a small burying ground there. - Tivoli, Dutchess County, New York, USA
Residence1714Dutchess County Census - Dutchess County, NY
Extra information1718In 1718, Dutchess County imposed a property tax. The largest assessment was on the widow of Harmen Janse Knickerbocker. This is proves that Harmen Janse Knickerbocker died before 1718. - Dutchesss County, New York
Extra information1784In 1784, Peter Knickerbocker gave an affidavit for a dispute over the south border of the Livingston Patent (now Columbia Co). Peter stated that his father died in 1714.
Knick Family, NYGBR1908Person [1] in Van Alstyne's numbering system. NYGBR, 1908/1909.
ProbateThis is the will of Harmen Janse "Knickerbocker" in the original Dutch. (See page 124 of the filmstrip.) - Albany, New York, USA

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