Individual Details
Hendrick Jochemsen SCHOONMAKER
(1624 - 1681)
!AF 4.13 SLC FHL US/CAN 974.743/K1 H2f The Early History of Ulster Co: Hendrick was a magistrate sworn in on May 3 1662 and on May 30 was appointed as officer of the citizens militia or trainband. new Village entirely burned to the gound. Hendrick was "very seriously" wounded in his house (in Wildwyck) by two shots
!AF 4.13 SLC FHL US/CAN 974.743/K1 H2f The Early History of Ulster Co: Hendrick was a magistrate sworn in on May 3 1662 and on May 30 was appointed as officer of the citizens militia or trainband. new Village entirely burned to the gound. Hendrick was "very seriously" wounded in his house (in Wildwyck) by two shots at an early hour. A child of his was taken prisoner. He was a lieatenant and on Apr 3 1664 was a "commissaries".
!Pioneer Families of Orange Co., NY 974.731. D3r page 142: The Schoonmaker family is one of the oldest in this section of the state.
Hendrick Jochemsen Schoonmaker (1), b. Hamburg, Germany, to America in 1654 in the military service of the Dutch West India Co., an innholder at Ft. Orange. He m. at Albany 1657 Eliza (Elsie) Janse (n), wodow of Adriaen Petersen (Van Alcmaer). After Hendrick's death in Kingston, Ulster Co., 1681, his widow m 26 Sep 1684, Cornelius Barentsen Slecht. Elsie was d/o Jan Jansen Van Breestde, b. c. 1596 in Bredstedt, Prussia, & Engeltje Jans b. New Amsterdam, NY.
!AF 4.13 SLC FHL US/CAN 974.743/K1 H2f The Early History of Ulster Co: Hendrick was a magistrate sworn in on May 3 1662 and on May 30 was appointed as officer of the citizens militia or trainband. new Village entirely burned to the gound. Hendrick was "very seriously" wounded in his house (in Wildwyck) by two shots at an early hour. A child of his was taken prisoner. He was a lieatenant and on Apr 3 1664 was a "commissaries".
!Pioneer Families of Orange Co., NY 974.731. D3r page 142: The Schoonmaker family is one of the oldest in this section of the state.
Hendrick Jochemsen Schoonmaker (1), b. Hamburg, Germany, to America in 1654 in the military service of the Dutch West India Co., an innholder at Ft. Orange. He m. at Albany 1657 Eliza (Elsie) Janse (n), wodow of Adriaen Petersen (Van Alcmaer). After Hendrick's death in Kingston, Ulster Co., 1681, his widow m 26 Sep 1684, Cornelius Barentsen Slecht. Elsie was d/o Jan Jansen Van Breestde, b. c. 1596 in Bredstedt, Prussia, & Engeltje Jans b. New Amsterdam, NY.
Events
| Birth | 1624 | Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany | |||
| Marriage | 1657 | Albany, Albany, New York - Elsje Jansen VAN BREESTEDE | |||
| Death | 1681 | Kingston, Ulster, New York, United States | |||
| Reference No | 2zrw-7c | ||||
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Families
| Spouse | Elsje Jansen VAN BREESTEDE (1622 - ) |
| Child | Joachem Hendrickson SCHOONMAKER (1655 - 1730) |
| Child | Egbert SCHOONMAKER (1660 - ) |
| Child | Engeltje SCHOONMAKER ( - ) |
| Child | Hendrick SCHOONMAKER ( - ) |
| Child | Hillstje SCHOONMAKER ( - ) |
| Father | Living |