Will - Person Sheet
Will - Person Sheet
NameSEBYNS, Jannetje 
, 12G Grandmother
, 12G GrandmotherBirth Dateabt 1597
Birth PlaceHolland, Reusel-de Mierden, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Death Date30 Dec 1676 Age: 79
Death PlaceNieuw Amsterdam, Nieuw Nederland (New York, New York)
Misc. Notes
30 April 1651, Paulus Leendertszen; Gerrit; Pieter Wolfertszen, Egbert Elbertszen, Judith Stuyvesants, Janneken Sabins. . . . New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church record.
17 Oct 1657, Lucas Andrieszen, Aetje Laurens; Jannetje; Laurens Corneliszen, Jannetje Sebyns. Jannetje was the baptismal sponsor to her namesake granddaughter. . . . New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church in 1657.
1662, Jannetje Sebyns was in Kingston, Ulster County, New York as she appeared as a baptismal sponsor to her namesake granddaughter, Jannetje DeWitt, daughter of Barbara Andriesen and Tjerk DeWitt.
17 Oct 1657, Lucas Andrieszen, Aetje Laurens; Jannetje; Laurens Corneliszen, Jannetje Sebyns. Jannetje was the baptismal sponsor to her namesake granddaughter. . . . New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church in 1657.
1662, Jannetje Sebyns was in Kingston, Ulster County, New York as she appeared as a baptismal sponsor to her namesake granddaughter, Jannetje DeWitt, daughter of Barbara Andriesen and Tjerk DeWitt.
Spouses
1LUYCASZEN, Andries , 12G Grandfather
, 12G GrandfatherBirth Date1595
Birth PlaceFredrikstadvej, Aalborg, Denmark
Death DateJan 1679 Age: 84
Death PlaceNieuw Amsterdam, Nieuw Nederland (New York, New York)
OccupationSea Captain and Native American Interpreter
Misc. Notes
The earliest documentary evidence found on Andries being in the New World was 1638 when he was the "upper boatswain" on the KEY OF CALMAR with Pieter Minuit (brother of Lizabeth Minuit and brother -in-law to her husband Jan Andries Huyck). Also on board was Hendrick Huygen. Son of Jan Andries Huyck and his first wife Sybille Raet.( sister of Pieter Minuits wife.)
He also had some linguistic fluency as he was used an interpreter with the Native Americans.
He also had some linguistic fluency as he was used an interpreter with the Native Americans.
Marr Datebef 1628
Marr PlaceAmsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands