Biographical Sketch of Pieter Stoutenburg

Pieter Stoutenburg, the founder of this family, who died March 9, 1698-99, was one of the early Dutch immigrants in New Amsterdam, now (1910) New York. He arrived probably before 1649. He was a schoolmaster. The marriage connections of his family and the offices held by them, show that his family was one of good standing, and he had a house and a large garden on the east side of Broadway, just north of Wall street. He is stated to have been aged eighty-six at his death. His name is sometimes spelled Stoutenburgh. He married, the banns being recorded in New York, July 25, 1649, Aefje van Tienhoven, a near relative, perhaps a sister of Cornelis van Tienhoven, the secretary and treasurer of the colony. Children: 1. Engeltje, baptized August 20, 1651. 2. Engeltje, baptized January 5, 1653; married, banns recorded February 10, 1671, Willem Waldron. 3. Child, baptized December 13, 1654. 4. Jannetie, baptized August 30, 1656, married, August 13, 1679, Albertus Ringo. 5. Wijntie, baptized May 8, 1658. 6. Tobias, referred to below. 7. Wijntie, baptized October 15, 1662, married (first), November 3, 1680, Gerrit Corneliszen van Echtsveen and (second), May 25, 1693, Evert Bijvanck. 8. Lucas, baptized Jannary 10, 1666. 9. Isaac, baptized September 26, 1668, married, July 2, 1690, Neeltje Uijttenbogaert.


Surnames:
Stoutenburg,

Topics:
Biography,

Locations:
Ontario County NY,

Collection:
Milliken, Charles F. The History of Ontario County, New York, and Its People Lewis Historical Publishing Co., New York. 1911.

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