Individual Details

Jacob appears on record in 1701, in Germantown, when he was fined for "taking a horse out of coutody" or "Borrowing a neighbor's horse w/o permission". Abraham had to pay the costs of the legal action involved. He was a petitioner for the formation of the town of Skippack and Perkiomen, 1725. He purchased land there in 1721 from Van bebber, and conveyed it to his son, Abraham, and conveyed other land there to his son, Edward. The deedss suggest that he married again someone named Susannah. His children cited in his will incl Abraham, Edward, Elizabeth, Cathrina, Margaret and Enneken, and son-in-law Richard Gable. His eldest son, Abraham, belonged to Mennonite denomination that kept no records of marriages, etc, marriage date and maiden name of his wife unknown.

Birth	1687	Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
Event	Apr 1712
Marriage	29 Apr 1712	Dutch Reformed Church, Bensalem, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Annaken DeHaven
Death	1 Sep 1750	Skippack, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Spouse	Annaken DeHaven (1691 - 1760)
Child	Elizabeth Updegrave (1712 - )
Child	Catherine Op den Graeff ( - )
Child	Abraham Updegrove ( - )
Child	Edward Updegrave (1720 - 1787)
Child	Margaret Op den Graeff ( - )

Father	Abraham Isaac Op den Graeff (1660 - 1731)
Mother	Catherina Trintje Jansen (1648 - 1710)
Sibling	Isaac Op den Graeff ( - )
Sibling	Margaret Op den Graeff (1667 - 1748)
Sibling	Anneken Op den Graeff (1684 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Op den Graeff ( - 1711)
Sibling	Gertian Op den graef (1680 - 1747)

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