John Sabin was born on 27-Aug-1666 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He was born on 27-Oct-1666 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. He was the son of William Sabin and Martha Allen. John married Sarah Peck, daughter of Deacon Samuel Peck and Sarah Hunt, on 3-Sep-1689 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. John Sabin died on 22-Oct-1742 at Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 75. He died on 25-Oct-1742 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts, at age 75.
      John Sabin Residence Reboth Bristol Co. Mass until 1691 moved to Pamfret CT. John lived in Rehoboth, MA, until 1691, when he moved to Pomfret, CT. He was a leading military spirit, a bold and acrive pioneer. His military services wer acknowledged by the colonial governments. Until 1715 his church connections were at Woodstock, CT. Source's: N.E.H. of G. Register Vol. 36-1882 page 52 BOWEN. William Sabin Family Volumes 4 and 8 COLKET. MEREDITH B., JR. Founders of Early American Families, Emigrants from Europe 1607-1657. Revised Edition. 1985 THE NATIONAL HUGUENOT SOCIETY. Register of Huguenot Ancesotrs. 1975 New England Historic Genealogical Register. Volume 99 PRITTIE, THOMAS (Historian of Sabin family). Letters. SABINE, WILLIAM HENRY WALDO. The Surname Sabin(e) its Orgin and development from Circo 1200, in ROBERTS, GRAY BOYD (selected and introduced by). ENGLISH ORIGINS of New TITUS, ANSON JR. The Sabin Family of America. The four earliest Generations of New england Historic genealogical Register Vol 3 6-1882. John's BIRTH: Rehoboth-VR 736. DEATH: NEHGR 73:118.

      Sarah Peck was born on 2-Feb-1669 at Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut. She was born on 2-Feb-1669/70 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Deacon Samuel Peck and Sarah Hunt. Sarah married John Sabin, son of William Sabin and Martha Allen, on 3-Sep-1689 at Rehoboth, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Sarah Peck died on 1-Oct-1738 at Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut, at age 68.
      Sarah's BIRTH: NGSQ 73:34. DEATH: NEHGR 73:119; her ancestry can be found in the Peck Genealogy, p 200.

     Samuel married Sarah Hunt.

     Sarah married Deacon Samuel Peck.

     Jannetie married Bernardus Ver Veelen, son of Daniel Ver Veelen and Aletta Schaets, circa 1732.

     Frances married Ebenezer Kingsley, son of Salmon Kingsley and Lydia Burgess, circa 1772.
     Frances Bennett resided at at Canterbury, Windham County, Connecticut, circa 1772.

      Anthony Jansen Van Salee was born circa 1607 at Cartagena, Spain. Anthony married Grietje Reiniers on 15-Dec-1629 at *on board ship. Anthony married Metje Andries Grevenraedt, daughter of Andries Grevenraet and Metje Jans, between 1665 and 1670. Anthony Jansen Van Salee died in 1676.
     He was also known as Anthony Janse Van Salee. He was also known as Anthony Jensen. He immigrated circa 1630.

      Grietje Reiniers was born circa 1602 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Grietje married Albert Egberts on 26-Sep-1626 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Grietje married Anthony Jansen Van Salee on 15-Dec-1629 at *on board ship. Grietje Reiniers died on 24-Apr-1666.
     She was also known as Grietje Reyniers. Translation of request to marry at sea:
December 15, 1629: Anthonis Janss from Cartegene, seaman, aged 22 years, parents not named, and Grietie Reyniers, from Wesel, widow of Albert Egbertss for over 2 years, received a certificate allowing them to get married on Shipboard. [Marriage record in NYGB vol. 118:210]. This information contradicts Shorto's version that she had an affair with Wouter Van Twiller and sailed to New Amsterdam in 1633 on the Soutberg.

     Enjeltie married John Emans Sr., son of Jan Eman, circa 1681.

      Daniel Ver Veelen was born in 1635 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. He was born circa 1640. He was the son of Johannes Ver Veelen and Anna Tjersvelt. Daniel married Aletta Schaets, daughter of Domine Gideon Schaets and Agnietje Moens, circa 1662 at Albany, Albany County, New York. Daniel Ver Veelen died after 1712 at Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey.
     He immigrated on 20-Dec-1652 to New Netherlands; on the ship John the Baptist. He resided at at New Amsterdam, New York County, New York, in 1661. He a member at Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, New York County, New York, 2-Jan-1660/61. He was in Sep-1664; one of the signers of the "Remonstrance of the People of New Netherland to the Director General and Council," urging capitulation to the English in order to avoid the ruin of "Fort Manhattans," and he was among those who swore allegiance to the English after its fall.

      Aletta Schaets was born at Beest, Gelderland, Netherlands. She was the daughter of Domine Gideon Schaets and Agnietje Moens. Aletta married Daniel Ver Veelen, son of Johannes Ver Veelen and Anna Tjersvelt, circa 1662 at Albany, Albany County, New York.

      Domine Gideon Schaets was born in 1607 at Leerdam, South Holland, Netherlands. He was the son of Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets and Alida (Unknown). Gideon married Agnietje Moens, daughter of Reynier Moens, on 5-Nov-1634. Domine Gideon Schaets died on 27-Feb-1694. Gideon was buried after 27-Feb-1694 at *under the floor of Church.
     He resided at at Albany, Albany County, New York, in 1662.

      Agnietje Moens was born circa 1610 at Netherlands. She was the daughter of Reynier Moens. Agnietje married Domine Gideon Schaets, son of Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets and Alida (Unknown), on 5-Nov-1634. Agnietje Moens died in 1666.
     She was also known as Agnietje Moriaens.

      Johannes Ver Veelen was born in 1616 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. He was baptized on 23-Feb-1615/16 at Nieuwkerk, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. He was the son of Daniel Ver Veelen and Anna Eelhout. Johannes married Anna Tjersvelt on 14-Sep-1637 at Geertridenberg, Netherlands. Johannes married Anna Tjersvelt before 1638 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Johannes Ver Veelen died between 1699 and 1701 at Westchester, Bronx County, New York.
     He and Anna Tjersvelt immigrated in 1657. Johannes Ver Veelen held the position of burgher on 24-Apr-1657. He a member at Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam, New York County, New York, 24-Apr-1657. He held the position of constable in 1670 at Fordam Manor, New York. He held the position of Secretary in 1673 at Fordam Manor, New York.

     Anna married Johannes Ver Veelen, son of Daniel Ver Veelen and Anna Eelhout, on 14-Sep-1637 at Geertridenberg, Netherlands. Anna married Johannes Ver Veelen, son of Daniel Ver Veelen and Anna Eelhout, before 1638 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Anna Tjersvelt died after Oct-1664.
     She was also known as Anna Chiatvelt. She was also known as Anna Jaarsvelt. She and Johannes Ver Veelen immigrated in 1657.

      Daniel Ver Veelen was born on 26-Feb-1595 at Dutch Church, Cologne, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. He was the son of Hans Ver Veelen and Catharina Jans Oliviers. Marriage banns for Daniel Ver Veelen and Anna Eelhout were published on 30-May-1615 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Daniel married Anna Eelhout, daughter of Guiljame Eelhout and Johanna Van Steene, after 30-May-1615 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Daniel was buried on 9-Sep-1624 at Choir of the Nieuwe Kerk, Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands.
     He resided at at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, circa 1610.

      Hans Ver Veelen was born circa 1560 at Koelin (Cologne), Rhineland, Germany. He was born circa 1568 at Antwerp, Belgium. He was the son of Carel Ver Veelen. Hans married Catharina Jans Oliviers, daughter of Jan Jansen Olivier and Catharina (Unknown), circa 1590. Hans Ver Veelen and Catharina Jans Oliviers were engaged on 4-Apr-1593 at Dutch Church, Cologne, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. Hans Ver Veelen died after 1615 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands.
     He removed to at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands, circa 1612.

      Catharina Jans Oliviers was born circa 1572 at Of, Cologne, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. She was the daughter of Jan Jansen Olivier and Catharina (Unknown). Catharina married Hans Ver Veelen, son of Carel Ver Veelen, circa 1590. Catharina Jans Oliviers and Hans Ver Veelen were engaged on 4-Apr-1593 at Dutch Church, Cologne, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. Catharina Jans Oliviers died after 1631.
     She was also known as Catrina Olivers. She was also known as Catharina Jansens.

      Reynier Moens was born circa 1580. He was the son of Reynier Moens and Cunera Van der Haer.

      Reynier Moens was born in 1523 at The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands. Reynier married Cunera Van der Haer, daughter of Hendrick Van der Haer, on 3-Sep-1549.

     Cunera Van der Haer was the daughter of Hendrick Van der Haer. Cunera married Reynier Moens on 3-Sep-1549.

      Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets was born in 1578 at Edam. He was the son of Rev. Mathias Schaets and Janne Schagen. Bartholomeus married Alida (Unknown) before 1604. Bartholomeus married Anneke Blom on 22-Feb-1626 at The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands. Bartholomeus married Margarita Van Hulsden on 18-Aug-1637 at Brielle, Holland, Netherlands. Bartholomeus married Annetie Van den Broeck, daughter of Rev. Tobias Van den Broeck, on 24-Apr-1649 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets died in 1659 or 1660 at Tricht, Netherlands.

      Anneke Blom was born in 1623. Anneke married Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets, son of Rev. Mathias Schaets and Janne Schagen, on 22-Feb-1626 at The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands.

     Alida married Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets, son of Rev. Mathias Schaets and Janne Schagen, before 1604.

     Margarita married Christoffel Hubrechtse Van Divoorden before 1637. Margarita married Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets, son of Rev. Mathias Schaets and Janne Schagen, on 18-Aug-1637 at Brielle, Holland, Netherlands.

     Christoffel married Margarita Van Hulsden before 1637.

     Annetie Van den Broeck was the daughter of Rev. Tobias Van den Broeck. Annetie married Rev. Jacob Wessels Dorgolo before 1649. Annetie married Rev. Bartholomeus Schaets, son of Rev. Mathias Schaets and Janne Schagen, on 24-Apr-1649 at Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands.

     Jacob married Annetie Van den Broeck, daughter of Rev. Tobias Van den Broeck, before 1649.