Jacob Van Houten (M)
#102840

     Jacob Van Houten married Lena Kip, daughter of Cornelis Kip and Eva Berdan. Jacob Van Houten married an unknown person in 1755.

Abraham Jacobus (M)
#102841

     Abraham Jacobus was also known as Abraham Jacobissen. He married Evaatje Kip, daughter of Cornelis Kip and Eva Berdan, on 9 November 1742 at Dutch Reformed Church, Acquackanonk, Passaic County, New Jersey. Abraham Jacobus left a will on 29 August 1787 at Towagham, Precinct of Pequannack, Morris County, New Jersey.

wife Eve was to receive "1/3 grain and vegetables raised on the place, 2 cows, and furnished room in the     house and a supply of firewood while my widow;" daughters Elizabeth and Ann Jacobus were
to each receive a cow and be kept by sons John and Brant while single; sons Cornelius and Abraham received "the old place where Cornelius now lives, to be equally divided between them; also a piece of woodland (6 acres) near the sawmill; the same subject to an incumbrance of £25, which they are to pay to my daughter Lena Mandeville, 4 years after my decease;" son James to receive the lot beyond Cornelius, with 2½ acres of meadow in the swamp; son Nicholas received the place where he lived, and 2½ acres of meadow in the swamp; son James and Nicholas to pay to his daughter Jenny Schermerhorn £25, "4 years after my decease;" son "between the old line and my brother James;" sons John and Brant received the house in which they were currently dwelling and the land it was on, "subject to £60 to be paid to my daughters Elizabeth and Ann, 4 years after my decease;" the remainder of the estate to be sold by vendue and equally divided among all the children, but sons Brant and John were to have the remainder of the meadow. Executors were sons Brant and John. Witnesses were William Menderveal, Nicholas Jacobus, and Charles Ailsworth O'Brien.

The Inventory of Abraham Jacobus was taken by Thos. Doremus and Philip Hyler and values at £34 and 9 shillings.
On 13 October 1791. His estate was proved on 9 December 1791.

Jacob Jacobissen (M)
b. circa 1722, #102842

     Jacob Jacobissen was also known as Jacobus Jacobus. He was also known as James Jacobus. Jacob Jacobissen was born circa 1722 at Passaic, Passaic County, New Jersey. He married Maritje Kip, daughter of Cornelis Kip and Eva Berdan, on 23 January 1743 at Morris County, New Jersey. Marriage banns for Jacob Jacobissen and Maritje Kip were published on 21 May 1743 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey. Jacob Jacobissen left a will on 3 October 1793 at Morris County, New Jersey.



he provided for his wife to be maintained out of his estate, and also to have "an old negro wench and negro, Tom;" son James was to have the south half of a 17 acre lot between Capt. Thos. Doremus and Martin Van Duyne's land, also 11 acres between where he lived and the heirs of Abraham Jacobus, dec'd, and 15 acres between Martin Van Duyne Thomas Doremus; son David was to have 30 acres where he currently lived on, also the north half of the 17 acre lot and 10 acres "whereon the sawmill stands as laid out by Abraham Ryerson;" daughter Ann was to receive 25 acres during her life where on Brant Jacobus, dec'd, formerly lived - after her decease the land was to go tho her son Cornelius Bloom; sons Cornelius, Abraham, and Nicholas received the remainder of lands in Morris Co; daughters Elizabeth (wife of Wm. Mandeville) and Eva (wife of John Mandeville), received a 50 acre lot in Preakness, Bergen Co; son Cornelius received the 6 acres where he was currently living on; grand daughter Ann Van Blaricum received £5; daughter Mary, wife of Richard Duryea, received £100 (to be paid by the 5 sons within 3 years; personal and residue were to be divided between all the children. Executors were sons Cornelius and James.

Witnesses were Isaac Kingslan, Jr., Abraham Jacobus, and Charles A. O'Brien.


He died at Pequannock, Morris County, New Jersey. The Inventory of Jacob Jacobissen was taken by Thomas Doremus and Philip Hiler valued at £414, 2 shillings, and 7 pence on 8 July 1794. His estate was proved on 22 August 1794.

Anthony Packston (M)
#102843

     Anthony Packston was also known as Anthony Pickston. He was also known as Anthony Paxton. He married Annetje (Anna) Kip, daughter of Cornelis Kip and Eva Berdan, on 26 July 1761.