Individual Details

Wouter KNICKERBOCKER {K-15}

(1712 - 1797)

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Birth1712Albany County, New York, USA
Knick References1712Wouter had very poor luck with respect to his children. His sons and a couple of daughters died young. Wouter left no "Knickerbocker" descendants, and has therefore not been studied in detail.
Knick Lineage17121. HJ / 2. Johannes 1st / 3. Wouter (this person)
Knick Generation Number17123
Baptism19 Oct 1712Albany, Albany, New York, USA
Marriage9 Jan 1734Albany, Albany, New York, USA - Elizabeth FONDA
Extra information1737Albany church records show that Wouter and Elizabeth buried 5 children within a short time. By process of elimination, the 5 who died must have been Isaac, Elizabeth-1, Johannes-1 and Johannes-2, and Rebecca, in that order.
Death1797Saratoga County, New York
Probate10 Apr 1798Probate. His will mentions dau Annatie, wife of Cornelius Van Vechten. Also mentions dau Alida, widow of Dirck Van Vechten. The will does not mention any sons. (His other children all died young?) - Saratoga County, New York
Knick Family, NYGBR1908Person [11] in Van Alstyne's numbering system. NYGBR, 1908/1909.
Extra information1916From Knickerbocker-Viele: Married Elizabeth Fonda, younger sister of Rebecca Fonda (who married Wouter's brother Johannes.) Only 3 daughters lived to maturity: Anna (m Cornelis Van Veghten); Alida (m Derick Van Veghten); and Elizabeth (m Hermen Fort).
Extra information1916From Knickerbocker-Viele: Wouter settled in Albany. In 1762 he had a seat in the Dutch church there. In 1768 he was living near Foxs Creek in that town ...

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