Ancestors of David Kipp Conover

Jan Cornelisz Damen (M)
b. circa 1555, d. before 1627, #156325
Relationship=10th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Jan Cornelisz Damen was born circa 1555 at Bunnik, Utrecht, Holland, Netherlands. He married Aaltje Jans. Jan Cornelisz Damen died before 1627.
He was also known as Cornelis Jansz Damen. He left a will in 1619 at Bunnik, Utrecht, Holland, Netherlands.

Children of Jan Cornelisz Damen and Aaltje Jans:: Hendrickje Jans Damen+   d. before 1649
Cornelis Jansz Cuyper   d. between 1649 and 1652
Willem Jansz Damen
Cornelis Jansz Damen+   b. 1585, d. 1665/66
Jan Jansen Damen   b. circa 1607, d. 18-Jun-1651

Jan Cornellszen Damen (M)
b. 1634, d. 20-Jun-1707, #87203
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     Jan Cornellszen Damen was the son of Cornelis Jansz Damen. Jan Cornellszen Damen was born in 1634 at Bunesch, Netherlands. Jan Cornellszen Damen was born circa 1638 at Netherlands. He married Sophia Martense circa 1660. Jan Cornellszen Damen married Sophia Martense in 1649 at New Amsterdam, New York County, New York. Jan Cornellszen Damen died on 20-Jun-1707 at Flatbush, Kings County, New York.
     He immigrated in 1651. He was The notarial deed mentioned above is dated ' 10th March 1651 and was passed before Hendrik Schaef, a notary public in Amsterdam. The facsimile is on the previous page. In English translation, the document says,

Ide van Voorst, a free man of Nieunederlandt but now present within this city of Amsterdam, declared in the name of his father-in-law, Jacob Stoffelsz, also a free man there, to have engaged and hired the person of Jan Cornelisz from Vechten in the bishopric of Utrecht, who from his side accepted the hiring to the aforementioned Jacob Stoffelsz, and this with consent of his, Jan Cornelisz' father, as Jan Jansz Damen, also free man in Nieunederlandt, also present here, declares to be true, as a farmhand or house-servant, for the time of three consecutive years, taking effect with his arrival in that land and his setting foot ashore. During which time the same Jan Cornelisz shall serve his aforementioned master or his master's wife as a farm hand, performing all work that makes part of that, with no exception, obediently, willingly, loyally and discreetly as becoming and fitting a good servant. For which he shall enjoy there from his aforesaid master in current money of that country, the first year sixty, both following years each year eighty Carolus guilders, in addition to free food, drink and lodging, as well as paid food and passage thither. But he must provide his own clothing. All this in good faith, signed by them in Amsterdam, at the day and year as written above.

Eijde vanVuerst     The sign + by Jan Cornelisz
Jan Jansz Damen      H. Schaef N.P.

"Father-in-law" is also used in 17th century Dutch for "stepfather", as in this case. Jacob Stoffelsz was the step-father of Ide van Voorst. Jan Jansz. Damen had a long-time connection with the Van Voorst family. When Cornelis Van Voorst died in 1639, he left two sons -- Jan and Hendrick -- by his first wife and Ide and Anneken by his second wife, Vrouwtje Ides. Jan Jansz. Damen was one of two guardians of Jan Comehsz. Van Voorst. Vrouwtje Ides then married Jacob Stoffelszen who must have raised her two minor Van Voorst children, since Vrouwtje was dead by April 1641 (Calendar of Dutch Historical Manuscripts, ed. by Edmund B. O'Callaghan, pages 6, 73, 76). Between 1651 and 1654. He purchased Cornelis Van Tienhoven's house and land in Brooklyn, Long Island. The cost of his new home was 1300 Carolus Guilders with equal payments to be spread over a three year period. In Apr-1655 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. He purchased the farm formerly that of Cornelis Hendrickse Van Eeens, on the wes side of the road in Flatlands in Aug-1662 at Flatbush, Kings County, New York. He sold land Jan sold his farm in Flatbush to Claes Melles Baes in Aug-1664 at Flatbush, Kings County, New York. He was he had a tavern in Brooklyn before 1667 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. He a member of the church at Brooklyn at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, 1677. He resided at at Wallabout, Kings County, New York, in 1677. He and Sophia Martense resided at at Bushwick, Kings County, New York, in 1679. Jan Cornellszen Damen left a will on 1-Sep-1680

Sophia was apparently sick enough to warrant the writing of a will. In the joint will she and Jan made, Sophia was recorded as "...at present being very sick in bed." In this will Jan and Sophia left everything to each other with the land in Breiuckelen specifically names as well as other lands whose location were not given. Jan's cousin Jan Cornelise Buys was one of the three witnesses to this will. (Sophia not only recovered, she went on to bear three more children in the next seven years).

He Elected elder of the church at Brooklyn at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, 21-Nov-1682. He confirmed as an elder of the chruch at Brooklyn at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, 24-Dec-1682. He purchased the main portion of the farm of the deceased Pieter Ceser Alburtus at Wallabout. In 1686 at Wallabout, Kings County, New York. He gave oath of allegiance in Sep-1687 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; said he was in this country for 37 years. He and Sophia Martense sold land Jan and Sophia conveyed land to Garratt Middagh. This was a small section of a larger portion of land at Wallabout, which on May 10 1695 was deeded to William Huddlestone of New York. Jan and Sophia deeded all except six acres which had previously been deeded to Gerrit Middagh in 1693. On 15-Dec-1693 at Wallabout, Kings County, New York. Jan Cornellszen Damen William Huddlestone and his wife Sarah deeded to John Damon the land described previously. On 2-May-1696 at Wallabout, Kings County, New York.
Jan Cornellszen Damen appeared on the census of 1698 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; with his wife, four childeren and one slave. He held the position of a constable in 1884.

Children of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense:: Lysbeth Janse Damen   b. circa 1660, d. before Apr-1707
Marta Janse Damen   b. 24-Jul-1661, d. 1696
Cornelis Janse Damen   b. 11-Feb-1662/63
Neeltje Damen+   b. circa 1664, d. circa 1738
Cornelia Janse Damen   b. 1666
Aeltje Janse Damen   b. circa 1672
Sophia Janse Damen   b. 19-Aug-1674
Elizabeth Janse Damen   b. 20-Sep-1676
Jan Janse Damen   b. 28-Aug-1678
Sophia Janse Damen   b. 8-Aug-1680
Celetje Janse Damen+   b. 7-Oct-1683
Gessje Janse Damen   b. 1-Nov-1685
Risjen Janse Damen   b. circa 1687

Jan Janse Damen (M)
b. 28-Aug-1678, #114393
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Jan Janse Damen was the son of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Jan Janse Damen was baptized on 28-Aug-1678 at New York. Jan Janse Damen was born circa 1678.

Jan Jansen Damen (M)
b. circa 1607, d. 18-Jun-1651, #37682
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Relationship=9th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

     Jan Jansen Damen was the son of Jan Cornelisz Damen and Aaltje Jans. Jan Jansen Damen was born circa 1607. He married Adriana Cuveille on 7-May-1638; Ariantje married Jan Jansen Damen on May 7, 1638. Damen, sometimes referred to as "Old
Jan," was employed as the church warden and also had a sizable tract of land west of the
Vigne's. This union combined their previously-held properties, giving Adrienne and Jan
ownership of a very large bouwerie. It extended from Pine Street north to Maiden Lane, and
from the East River to the Hudson River. The following is the translation of the prenuptial
agreement by Adrienne and Jan, concerning her children by her deceased husband, Guillaume
Vigne:

"Dirck Volgersen Noorman and Ariaentje Cevelyn, his wife's mother, came before us in
order to enter into an agreement with her children whom she has borne by her lawful
husband Willem Vienje, settling on Maria Vienje and Christina Vienje, both married
persons, on each the sum of two hundred guilders ... and on Resel Vienje and Jan
Vienje, both minor children, also as their portion of their father's estate, on each the
sum of three hundred guilders; with this provision that she and her future lawful
husband, Jan Jansen Damen, shall be bound to bring up the above named two
children until they attain their majority, and be bound to clothe and rear the aforesaid
children, to keep them at school and to give them a good trade, as parents ought to
do." This agreement was dated "the last of April 1632," but was not recorded until 7
May 1638. [New York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch, Volume 1, ed. and trans. by Arnold J. F. Van Laer. Baltimore, 1974, The editor, Van Laer, was of the opinion that the year 1632, given as the date of the document, is probably wrong and should be 1635 or later. The document was certified by William Wyman, blacksmith, and Jan Thomaisen Groen, and witnessed by Jacob Albertsen Planck who arrived in New Amsterdam in 1634 on the "Eendracht."]. A contract for the marriage of Jan Jansen Damen and Adriana Cuveille was signed circa 30-Apr-1632; Prenuptual agreement. Jan Jansen Damen died on 18-Jun-1651 at at sea retruning to New Netherlands from the Netherlads.
     He immigrated between 1627 and 1635 to New Netherlands. On Feb-1643 Damen hosted a dinner at which the alcohol flowed steadily. The attendees were Maryn Adriansen, another former member of the council of 12, and step-sons-in-law Abraham Ver Planck and Cornelis Van Tienhoven. At a ripe moment Van Tienhoven pulled out a petition and had the others sign it. It was a petition to Kieft, urging him to attack a neighboring Indian tribe. Van Tienhoven took the signed petition to Kieft and then personally led the attack on the Indian village. That action led other tribes to retaliate and burn New Amsterdam. Abraham later denied knowledge of the incident, and Adriansen even tried to kill Kieft. [He had to pay a fine and was banished for 3 months.] Kieft appointed Damen to an 8-man council in 1644, but the other council members refused to accept him.
On before 1649 one of the owners of the privateer La Garce.
He was was elected on the the Twelve Men and also of the Eight Men before 1649. On 1649 went to Holland with C. Van Tienhoven, to defend Stuyvesant against the complaist of Van der Donck and others, and died on his return trip.
He left a will on 12-Dec-1649 at Manhattan, New York County, New York.

Damen, Jan Jansen of Manhattan Island mentions: Wife?; son of deceased sister, Hendrickie Jans, now living with testator and called Jan Cornelissen Buys, alias Jan Damen; broters Cornelis Jansen Cuyper, Cornelis Hansen Damen and Willem Jansen Damen; sister Neltie Jans Damen; the poor of Bunick in the Diocese of Utrech, Mentions real estate and personal property. Witnesses: Thomas Hall, Cornelis Cornelissen Van Houten and Jacob Kip.

On 10-Mar-1651 The notarial deed mentioned above is dated ' 10th March 1651 and was passed before Hendrik Schaef, a notary public in Amsterdam. The facsimile is on the previous page. In English translation, the document says,

Ide van Voorst, a free man of Nieunederlandt but now present within this city of Amsterdam, declared in the name of his father-in-law, Jacob Stoffelsz, also a free man there, to have engaged and hired the person of Jan Cornelisz from Vechten in the bishopric of Utrecht, who from his side accepted the hiring to the aforementioned Jacob Stoffelsz, and this with consent of his, Jan Cornelisz' father, as Jan Jansz Damen, also free man in Nieunederlandt, also present here, declares to be true, as a farmhand or house-servant, for the time of three consecutive years, taking effect with his arrival in that land and his setting foot ashore. During which time the same Jan Cornelisz shall serve his aforementioned master or his master's wife as a farm hand, performing all work that makes part of that, with no exception, obediently, willingly, loyally and discreetly as becoming and fitting a good servant. For which he shall enjoy there from his aforesaid master in current money of that country, the first year sixty, both following years each year eighty Carolus guilders, in addition to free food, drink and lodging, as well as paid food and passage thither. But he must provide his own clothing. All this in good faith, signed by them in Amsterdam, at the day and year as written above.

Eijde vanVuerst     The sign + by Jan Cornelisz
Jan Jansz Damen      H. Schaef N.P.

"Father-in-law" is also used in 17th century Dutch for "stepfather", as in this case. Jacob Stoffelsz was the step-father of Ide van Voorst. Jan Jansz. Damen had a long-time connection with the Van Voorst family. When Cornelis Van Voorst died in 1639, he left two sons -- Jan and Hendrick -- by his first wife and Ide and Anneken by his second wife, Vrouwtje Ides. Jan Jansz. Damen was one of two guardians of Jan Comehsz. Van Voorst. Vrouwtje Ides then married Jacob Stoffelszen who must have raised her two minor Van Voorst children, since Vrouwtje was dead by April 1641 (Calendar of Dutch Historical Manuscripts, ed. by Edmund B. O'Callaghan, pages 6, 73, 76).
He estate was administered Adrienne, his widow appointed the administrators of his estate and authorized Jan Finje (Jean Vigne) to superintend the harvesting of the crop on 21-Jun-1651.

Lysbeth Janse Damen (F)
b. circa 1660, d. before Apr-1707, #114381
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Lysbeth Janse Damen was the daughter of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Lysbeth Janse Damen was born circa 1660 at New York. Lysbeth Janse Damen was born in 1658. She married Jan Casier in Jan-1679/80 at New York City, New York County, New York. Lysbeth Janse Damen died before Apr-1707 at New York.

Maritie Damen (F)
b. circa 1608, d. 1681, #760

Maritie Damen was born circa 1608 at Deltthaven, Netherlands. She married Dirck Van Eps circa 1622 at Netherlands. Maritie Damen married Hendrick Andriese Van Doesburgh before 1653. Maritie Damen married Cornelius Hendrick Van Ness, son of Hendrick Gerritse Van Ness and Gerritje (Unknown), on 21-Mar-1663/64 at Renselaerwyck, Rensselaer County, New York. Maritie Damen died in 1681 at Schenectady, Schenectady County, New York.
She was also known as Maritie Van Eps Damen. She left a will in 1677 at Schenectady, Schenectady County, New York. She and Cornelius Hendrick Van Ness resided at at Schenectady, Schenectady County, New York, in 1677.

Marta Janse Damen (F)
b. 24-Jul-1661, d. 1696, #114370
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Relationship=7th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Marta Janse Damen was the daughter of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Marta Janse Damen was baptized on 24-Jul-1661 at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Marta Janse Damen was born circa Jul-1661. She married Jan Remsen, son of Rem Jansen Van der Beek and Jannetje Rapelje, on 11-Dec-1681 at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Marta Janse Damen married James Simpson on 15-Aug-1697 at Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey. Marta Janse Damen died in 1696 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.

Neeltje Damen (F)
b. circa 1664, d. circa 1738, #85837
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Neeltje Damen was the daughter of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Neeltje Damen was born circa 1664 at New York. Neeltje Damen was born circa 1659. She married Michael Parmentier, son of Pierre Palmatier Parmentier and Antoinette Terrin, circa 1679 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Neeltje Damen died circa 1738 at New York.
She was also known as Cornelia Damen.

Children of Neeltje Damen and Michael Parmentier:: Pieter Parmentier+   b. 6-Jun-1680, d. after 1770
Jan Palmatier   b. 19-Mar-1681/82
Antoinette Michaelse Parmentier   b. 27-Jul-1684
Probably Michael Palmatier Jr   b. circa 1687
Neeltje Michaelse Parmentier   b. 20-Oct-1689
Probably Sophia Palmatier   b. 1691/92
Damen Palmatier   b. 21-Jan-1693/94
Elizabeth Palmatier   b. 16-Jul-1699
Johanna Palmatier   b. 5-Jul-1702, d. between 1725 and 1728

Risjen Janse Damen (F)
b. circa 1687, #114388
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Risjen Janse Damen was the daughter of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Risjen Janse Damen was born circa 1687. She married Peiter Van Aken before 1709.

Sophia Janse Damen (M)
b. 19-Aug-1674, #114390
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Relationship=7th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Sophia Janse Damen was the son of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Sophia Janse Damen was baptized on 19-Aug-1674 at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Sophia Janse Damen was born in 1674.

Sophia Janse Damen (F)
b. 8-Aug-1680, #114394
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Relationship=7th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Sophia Janse Damen was the daughter of Jan Cornellszen Damen and Sophia Martense. Sophia Janse Damen was baptized on 8-Aug-1680 at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Sophia Janse Damen was born circa 1680.

Willem Jansz Damen (M)
#156347
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Relationship=9th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Willem Jansz Damen was the son of Jan Cornelisz Damen and Aaltje Jans. Willem Jansz Damen married Adriaentgen Zanders.
Willem Jansz Damen resided at at Sterklenburg, Netherlands, in 1652.

Maritie Damens (F)
#92520

Maritie Damens married Roelof Cornelissen Van Houten, son of Cornelis Van Houten and Adriana Van Bruechysen, in 1664.

Daniel Dan (M)
d. before 1640, #115585

Daniel Dan was born at at or near, Wolverine, Suffolk, England. He married Phebe Parkhurst, daughter of George Parkhurst and Phebe Leete, on 27-Mar-1635 at Wolverstone, Suffolk, England. Daniel Dan died before 1640 at England.

Jacob Dana (M)
b. 2-Feb-1653/54, d. 24-Dec-1698, #193705

Jacob Dana was born on 2-Feb-1653/54 at Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He married Patience Sabin, daughter of William Sabin and Mary Wright, on 10-Nov-1673 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Jacob Dana died on 24-Dec-1698 at Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, at age 44.
Jacob's BIRTH-MARRIAGE-DEATH: Dana, Elizabeth Ellery. The Dana Family in America. (Cambridge, MA: Wright & Potter Printing Co, 1956).

Elizabeth Dane (F)
b. 1639, #233374
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Elizabeth Dane was the daughter of Dr. John Dane and Eleanor Clark. Elizabeth Dane was born in 1639. She married Reginald Foster, son of Reginald Foster and Judith Wignol, circa 1652 at Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts.

Dr. John Dane (M)
#233375

Dr. John Dane married Eleanor Clark.

Child of Dr. John Dane and Eleanor Clark:: Elizabeth Dane b. 1639

Aeltje Daniels (F)
#67334

Aeltje Daniels married Jacob Jacobse Van Winkle, son of Jacob Walichs and Trintje Jacobs, on 14-Nov-1675. Aeltje Daniels was buried on 2-Jun-1692 at Bergen County, New Jersey.
She resided at at New York City, New York County, New York, in 1675.

Children of Aeltje Daniels and Jacob Jacobse Van Winkle:: Margrietje Van Winkle b. 22-Oct-1678
Daniel Van Winkle+ b. 28-Jul-1681, d. 10-Jan-1757

Alice Daniels (F)
d. Oct-1643, #271225

Alice Daniels was born at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. She married John Greene, son of Richard Greene and Mary Hooker, in 1638 at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. Alice Daniels died in Oct-1643 at Shawomet, Kent County, Rhode Island.
She was also known as Ailsce Daniels.

Annetje Daniels (F)
b. circa 1620, #20778

Annetje Daniels was born circa 1620 at Of, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. She married Joseph Waldron on 13-May-1649 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Annetje Daniels married Harman Smeeman on 1-Dec-1668 at New York City, New York County, New York. Annetje Daniels married Coenraed Ten Eyck on 15-Apr-1682 at New York City, New York County, New York.
Annetje Daniels was also known as Annetie Daniels.

Child of Annetje Daniels and Joseph Waldron:: Marretje Waldron+ b. circa 1652

Daniel Daniels (M)
#144224
Relationship=10th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Daniel Daniels married Gertruyt Truyens, daughter of Wilhem Truyens and Ida Trumpeneers.

Child of Daniel Daniels and Gertruyt Truyens:: Marie Daniels+

Marie Daniels (F)
#144223
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Relationship=9th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Marie Daniels was the daughter of Daniel Daniels and Gertruyt Truyens. Marie Daniels married Lambrecht Smeets.

Child of Marie Daniels and Lambrecht Smeets:: Adriaen Lamberts Smeets+ b. before 1625

Sarah Daniels (F)
b. circa 1654, d. between 1693 and 1749, #114843

Sarah Daniels was born circa 1654 at Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. She married John Hawkins, son of William Hawkins and Margaret Harwood, between 1667 and 1701. Sarah Daniels died between 1693 and 1749.

Child of Sarah Daniels and John Hawkins:: William Hawkins+ b. circa 1676, d. between 1720 and 1768

Sarah Daniels (F)
#127881

Sarah Daniels married William Cheney, son of William Cheney Sr. and Margaret Mason.

Robert Dapwell (M)
#120144

Robert Dapwell married Joane Lloyd, daughter of William Lloyd and Alice Noke.

John Darby (M)
#273893

John Darby married Alice (Unknown).

Child of John Darby and Alice (Unknown):: Mary Darby+ b. circa 1644, d. 16-Mar-1705/6

Mary Darby (F)
b. circa 1644, d. 16-Mar-1705/6, #134287
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Mary Darby was the daughter of John Darby and Alice (Unknown). Mary Darby was born circa 1644. She married Nicholas Nickerson, son of William Nickerson and Anne Busby. Mary Darby died on 16-Mar-1705/6 at Yarmouth, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. Her estate was probated on 16-Apr-1706.

Child of Mary Darby and Nicholas Nickerson:: Sarah Nickerson b. 1-May-1674, d. 4-Feb-1722/23

Benjamin Darling (M)
#140684

Benjamin Darling married Mary Richards, daughter of John Richards and Mary Brewer, before 1715.

Joanna Darling (F)
d. 1854, #114797

Joanna Darling married Peter Hawkins, son of Uriah Hawkins and Deborah Winsor, on 9-Feb-1800 at Glocester, Providence County, Rhode Island. Joanna Darling died in 1854.

Jacomijntje Dartelbeeck (F)
#265454

Jacomijntje Dartelbeeck married Abraham Lambertse, son of Lambert Huybertsen Moll and (Unknown) (Unknown), on 16-Dec-1662 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, New York County, New York.
Jacomijntje Dartelbeeck resided at at Utrecht, Netherlands.

Alice Davenport (F)
b. circa 1500, d. 9-Apr-1591, #104584
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Relationship=12th great-grandmother of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Alice Davenport was the daughter of Thomas Davenport and Elizabeth Fitton. Alice Davenport was born circa 1500 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. She married Sir Knight George Beeston, son of John Beeston Esq. and Katherine Calveley, in 1525 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. Alice Davenport died on 9-Apr-1591.
She was also known as Aliciam Davenport.

Child of Alice Davenport and Sir Knight George Beeston:: Dorothy Beeston+ b. 1522

Hugh Davenport (M)
b. circa 1429, d. circa 16-Feb-1482, #104686
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Relationship=16th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Hugh Davenport was the son of Thomas Davenport and Margery Legh. Hugh Davenport was born circa 1429 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. He married Joan Wooton, daughter of Thomas Wooton, circa 1450 at Chester, Cheshire, England. Hugh Davenport died circa 16-Feb-1482.

Child of Hugh Davenport and Joan Wooton:: Thomas Davenport+ b. circa 1451, d. circa 1517

Hugh Davenport (M)
b. circa 1348, d. 23-Aug-1415, #104692
Relationship=18th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Hugh Davenport was born circa 1348. He married Margaret Bostock. Hugh Davenport died on 23-Aug-1415.

Child of Hugh Davenport and Margaret Bostock:: Thomas Davenport+ b. circa 1403, d. after 1443

Thomas Davenport (M)
b. circa 1497, d. circa 1546, #104585
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Relationship=13th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Thomas Davenport was the son of Thomas Davenport and Katherine Radcliffe. Thomas Davenport was born circa 1497 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. He married Elizabeth Fitton, daughter of John Fitton Esq. and Ellen Brereton, on 25-May-1515 at Gawsworth, Cheshire, England. Thomas Davenport died circa 1546.

Child of Thomas Davenport and Elizabeth Fitton:: Alice Davenport+ b. circa 1500, d. 9-Apr-1591

Thomas Davenport (M)
b. circa 1470, d. after 1525, #104653
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Relationship=14th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Thomas Davenport was the son of Thomas Davenport and Margery Mainwarring. Thomas Davenport was born circa 1470 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. He married Katherine Radcliffe, daughter of Sir Knight A. Radcliffe and Agnes Harrington, circa 1496 at Of, Ordsall, Lancashire, England. Thomas Davenport died after 1525.

Child of Thomas Davenport and Katherine Radcliffe:: Thomas Davenport+ b. circa 1497, d. circa 1546

Thomas Davenport (M)
b. circa 1451, d. circa 1517, #104683
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Relationship=15th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Thomas Davenport was the son of Hugh Davenport and Joan Wooton. Thomas Davenport was born circa 1451 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. He married Margery Mainwarring, daughter of Randle Mainwarring, circa 1469 at Swettenham, Cheshire, England. Thomas Davenport died circa 1517.

Child of Thomas Davenport and Margery Mainwarring:: Thomas Davenport+ b. circa 1470, d. after 1525

Thomas Davenport (M)
b. circa 1403, d. after 1443, #104689
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Relationship=17th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Thomas Davenport was the son of Hugh Davenport and Margaret Bostock. Thomas Davenport was born circa 1403 at Of, Henbury, Cheshire, England. He married Margery Legh, daughter of Robert Legh, circa 1428 at Prestbury, Cheshire, England. Thomas Davenport died after 1443.

Child of Thomas Davenport and Margery Legh:: Hugh Davenport+ b. circa 1429, d. circa 16-Feb-1482

Catharina Davids (F)
d. after 17-Jul-1706, #20399

Catharina Davids married an unknown person circa 1695. She married Coenradus Van Der Beeck, son of Paulus Van Der Beeck and Mary Badie, on 21-Oct-1702 at New York City, New York County, New York. Catharina Davids died after 17-Jul-1706.
DS: LDS Church, Salt Lake City, Utah. Microfilm #0873857, Item 1 Collections of the New York Historical Society, Will Abstracts of New York, Vol. 1, 1665-1707, Pg. 435. Originally recorded in Liber 7, Page 364. Specifically mentioned as Conradus's second wife in his will. Still alive on date will was written, 17 July 1706. MS: Collections of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Volume 9, Marriages from 1639 to 1801 in the Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam/New York City, 1940, New York. NJ State Library, A974.7, IV567, pg. MS: Microfilm #0017503 from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah. Records of the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam and New York, from 25 December 1639 to 27 December 1730, edited by Thomas Grier Evans for the N.Y. Genealogical and Biographical Society, 1901. Item #1 on the microfilm, Pg. 271. Gives husband's name and baptism of first child, plus Catharina's parents' names.

Angela Davidson (F)
#153

Angela Davidson married Richard Jerome Conover, son of David Kipp Conover Jr. and Catherine Ann Petrucelli, on 6-Jul-1984.

David Davies (M)
#139892

David Davies married Jane Jones.

Child of David Davies and Jane Jones:: Susanna Davies b. 25-Jun-1721, d. 23-Oct-1772

Ellis Davies (M)
#96412

Ellis Davies married Mary Ashbridge, daughter of George Ashbridge and Mary Malin, on 7-Nov-1741 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Hannah Davies (F)
b. circa 1705, #96406

Hannah Davies was born circa 1705 at Of, Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania. She married John Ashbridge, son of George Ashbridge and Mary Malin, on 12-Aug-1732 at Edgemont, Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Sarah Davies (F)
b. circa 1717, #96414

Sarah Davies was born circa 1717 at Of, Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania. She married Aaron Ashbridge, son of George Ashbridge and Mary Malin, on 2-Mar-1737 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania.

Susanna Davies (F)
b. 25-Jun-1721, d. 23-Oct-1772, #33006
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Susanna Davies was the daughter of David Davies and Jane Jones. Susanna Davies was born on 25-Jun-1721. She married Thomas Hoopes Sr., son of Daniel Hoopes and Jane Worrilaw, on 13-Nov-1741 at Quaker Monthly Meeting, Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pennsylvania. Susanna Davies died on 23-Oct-1772 at age 51.

(Unknown) Davis (M)
#5656

(Unknown) Davis married Mary Cooke, daughter of John Cooke and Sarah Warren, before 4-Mar-1692/93.

Daniel Davis (M)
#307050

Daniel Davis married Mary Hubbard, daughter of Jonathan Hubbard and Hannah Rice.

Dolor Davis (M)
b. circa 1599, #366494
Relationship=9th great-grandfather of David Kipp Conover Jr..

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Pedigree for David Kipp Conover Jr.

Dolor Davis was born circa 1599. He married Margery Willard, daughter of Richard Willard and Margery Humphrie, on 29-Mar-1624 at East Fairleigh, Kent, England. Dolor Davis married Joanna Hull, daughter of Rev. Joseph Hull. His estate was probated on 2-Jul-1673.
Dolor Davis was also known as Dolar Davis. He was also known as Dolare Davice. In his will, dated July 13, 1614 an proved November 1, 1614, James Clark of East Farleigh, Kent, gentleman, bequeated to "Dolor Davis, my servant, my house and land lying in the parish of Mardenm, the which is the occupation of one Terrye".
He immigrated in 1634 to Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He was as "Dollard Davis" was granted twenty-five acres on 4-Aug-1634 at Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He as "Dollard Davis" held two parcels of land in the land inventory: "one house lot of half a rood"; and "upon the west side of Charles River twenty & five acres Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts on 4-Jun-1635. He sold land as "Dollerd Davis" sold to Richard Girling "all the right he hath in five and twenty acres of land ... on the west side of Charles River" on 25-Aug-1635. On an unknown date, Dolor Davis disposed of his town lot to Simon Willard, and by 1639 Willard had sold it ot Edward Mitchelson. He resided at at Duxbury, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, in 1638. On 5-Mar-1638 Dolor Davis was propounded a freeman. He was in the Duxbury section of the 1639 list of those in Plymouth Colony who had taken the oath of fidelity (and then erased). Dolor Davis and seven other men were granted "the lands lying on the worwest side of the Northill in Duxborrow," the meadow there to be divided amongst tme by a committee on 6-Apr-1640. When some of the land was actually laid out, ther were eight other men, and Dolor Davis received fifty acres on 31-Aug-1640. He removed to at Scituate, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, in 1641. On 3-May-1641 Thomas Chambers, Dolor Davis and John Twisden all of Scituate, served as sureties fo Dolor's brother-in-law George Willard of Scituate, who had been fined for speaking disrespectfully of the magistrates.
He served on the petit jury on 1-Mar-1641/42. He removed to at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, in 1643. "Dolor Davis, & his sons," were on the list of men able to bear arms in 1643 at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. On 4-Jun-1645 Dolor Davis was propounded a freeman. On 2-Jun-1646 Dolor Davis was admitted as a freeman. He served on the grand jury (but noted "sick," so perhaps did not serve. On 4-Jun-1646 at Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. On August 27 1648, "Dolor Davis and His wife being dismissed from the church at Duxbury was joined to ours" at Barnstable. He held the position of surveyor of highways on 7-Jun-1652. He held the position of constable on 6-Jun-1654 at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts. He removed to at Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, in 1655. Dolor Davios was one of the first promotoers of the town of Groton, but he probably never resided there, as the only groton records we have for him were in 1655 and 1656, when he was residing in Concord. On May 16, 1656, Dolor Davis was one of eight men who signed a petition to the General Court, asking for some concessions in terms of settleing Groton. He held the position of seletman in 1655 at Groton, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He bought from Roger Draper of Concord, husbandman bought ... all & all manner of those housings, lands, meadow and other appurtenances whatsoever belong thereunto lying and within the limits of Concord, the particulars wherof are as followeth, that is to say one parecl or lot of upland about his house containing by setimation twenty and three acres ... with ten acres more, leleven of which is meadow clled by the name of Mr. Martin's meadow, eight acres of it upland joining to the meadow on the northeast side next to the common with three acres of swamp meadow in it ..., also three acres of meadow more of less called by the name of stickfast meadow ..., more eight acres of meadow be it more of less lying in the meadow callet the fifty-acre meadow ..., also eightacres of upland. On 20-Aug-1655. On 17-Jul-1658 "Dolor Davis late of Barnstable..., house carpenter," sold to Abraham Blush of Barnstable, planter, "all that my houselot of lands with sundry ofther parcels of land" in Barnstable, as follows: "the said house lot lying by a place commonly called the old mill creek containing ten acres of upland..., with four acres of upland be it moreof less adjoining thereto ... and ten acres of marsh ..., alto fourteen acresof upland ... with eight acres mor of upland adjoing..., and also certain parcels of upland lying and being at a pace comonly called Kempton's Field, and also certain parcels of land lying and being at a place commonly called Stony Cove Field, viz: four acres of upland ..., also a parcel of upland containing seven acres ... and one acre of upland"; acknowledged ad Concord July 17, 1658 by "Dolar Davis and Margery his wife", acknowledged again at Barnstable Feb 16, 1667 by Dolor Davis alone.
On April 9, 1656 and May 9, 1656, "Dolar Davis of Concord" signed receipts to Abrahma Blush of Banrstable for cows, presumably as advane payment for these lands. He resided at at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, in 1666. He left a will on 13-Sep-1672 at Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts.

"Dolar Davis" of Barnstable, "being weak and crazy in body," noting that "I having already given my son[s] Symon and Samuel their full portions and deeds for lands, 'bequeathed to 'my dear and loving wife Joanna' £5 tp be paid at Mr. Brattle's in Boston £4 to be paid in English commodities during the term of four years; to "my eldest son John my house and barn and outyard with several parcels of land lying in Concord ..., viz: all my land about the said house ... containing by estimation twenty acres more of less, as also a piece of upland and meadow containig six acres ..., as also thirteen acres of upland more or less, adjoining to my seven acres of meadow on one side, which said seven acres of meadow are also hereby bequeathed to him ..., as also thirty two acres of upland and swampyish meadow ..., as also five acres of upland," with additional conditions regarding the bequest to the testator's wife; "my son Symon shall have another crop after this year's from that piece of my land that lies near his house for which he is to pay" 20s; to "my son John a bill of four pounds due me from Roger Chandler of Concord to satisfy for the charges of my coming from Barnstable to Concord and to provide his son Joseph wh came to attend me," also "all my carpenter's tools and my serge suit and cloak"; to "my son-in-law Lewis my cloth suit and coat and hat and to my daughter Mary his wife a cow," also 50s. being half a note due from "my son Samuel," and the residue of household stuff "now in my dwelling house at Barnstable"; to "my daughter Ruth Hall besides what she hath recievced from me, a cow which her husband hath at present in his keeping," as also 50s., the other half of the note due from 'My son Samuel," they to pay 5s. "for me to William Butterick"; to the poor of the town where "it shall please God that I die, whether at Concord or at Barnstable," 10s;"my said son John the sole executor'"; "loving and respected friends William Burrerick, Richard Hassell, and Thomas Browne." opverseers. A codicil of the same date gave "unto my son John Davis twenty acres of woodland which by the twenty-seven acres which belongeth unto twenty men ... in the town of Concord"; "I do give my red mare unto my wife Joanne".

The Inventory of Dolor Davis was taken on 19-Jun-1673. On 4-Jul-1673 Plymouth court ordered "Mr Hinckley to take an oath of Joannah Davis, widow, at Barnstable, for the truth of the inventory of the estate of Dolar Davis, deceased, which inventory bears the date of June 19, 1673. At the same court, "John Davis is allowed and approved by the Court to be executor to the estate fo Dolar Davis, deceased". On 5-Jul-1673 "John Davis, son and sole executor f the last will & testament of Dollar Davis, late of Barnstable in Plymouth Colony deceased, is empowered to adminster on any part of his father's estate that shall be bound in this colony, discharging all debts and duties due & owing from the said estate & bringing in a true infentory as the law directs."
The "inventory of the estate of Dollar Davis deceased, within the bounds of Concord in the county of Middlesex," taken July 8, 1673, totalled £119 19s. 7d., of which £113 was real estate; "the housing and houselot, 20 acres, "£60; "six acres of upland & meadow more adjacent," £7; 'seven acres of meadow in the eleven-acre meadow with 13 acres of upland adjancent," £26; "five acres of uland near John Heald's broken up and fenced in," ?12; "twenty acres of land in that tract of land called the twenty," £3 and "thirty-two acres of second division land," £5.

Children of Dolor Davis and Margery Willard:: John Davis   b. circa 1626
Mary Davis   b. circa 1631
Elizabeth Davis   b. circa 1634
Samuel Davis   b. circa 1640
Simon Davis+   b. 12-Jul-1640, d. 14-Jun-1713
Ruth Davis   b. 24-Mar-1643/44

Ebenezer Davis (M)
b. 1-Jun-1676, d. 31-Mar-1753, #237026
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Relationship=7th great-granduncle of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Ebenezer Davis was the son of Simon Davis and Mary Blood. Ebenezer Davis was born on 1-Jun-1676 at Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. He died on 31-Mar-1753 at Harvard, Worcester County, Massachusetts, at age 76.

Eleanor Davis (F)
b. 2-Oct-1672, d. Aft 24 1710 Jun, #237031
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Relationship=7th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Eleanor Davis was the daughter of Simon Davis and Mary Blood. Eleanor Davis was born on 2-Oct-1672 at Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. She died Aft 24 1710 Jun.

Elizabeth Davis (F)
b. circa 1634, #366507
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Relationship=8th great-grandaunt of David Kipp Conover Jr..

Elizabeth Davis was the daughter of Dolor Davis and Margery Willard. Elizabeth Davis was born circa 1634.

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