Belletjie Bogaert (F)
b. 5 June 1716, #137201
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     Belletjie Bogaert was born on 5 June 1716. She was the daughter of Claes Janzen Bogaert and Margaret Coneilyea Van Tilburg. Belletjie Bogaert was baptized on 13 June 1716 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York.

Anneckie Bogaert (F)
b. 1 April 1718, d. 10 September 1731, #137202
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     Anneckie Bogaert was born on 1 April 1718. She was the daughter of Claes Janzen Bogaert and Margaret Coneilyea Van Tilburg. Anneckie Bogaert was baptized on 20 April 1718 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. She died on 10 September 1731 at age 13.

Petrus Bogert (M)
b. 1 September 1720, d. 18 April 1795, #137203
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     Petrus Bogert was also known as Peter Bogaert. Petrus Bogert was born on 1 September 1720. He was the son of Claes Janzen Bogaert and Margaret Coneilyea Van Tilburg. Petrus Bogert was baptized on 4 September 1720 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He married Jannecke Pears on 2 August 1741 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. Petrus Bogert and Jannecke Pears joined the church at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York, 25 August 1741. Petrus Bogert married Maria Roome on 24 February 1748 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. Petrus Bogert left a will on 15 May 1788 at New York City, New York County, New York. He died on 18 April 1795 at age 74. His estate was proved on 16 June 1795.

Neeltje Hendricks Steele (F)
b. 13 December 164, d. after 1728, #137204

     Neeltje Hendricks Steele was born on 13 December 164. She married Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick, son of Cornelis Aertsen Van Schaick and Beltje Hendrickse, on 19 May 1669 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. Neeltje Hendricks Steele died after 1728.

Beltje Van Schaick (F)
b. 20 March 1670, #137205
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     Beltje Van Schaick was baptized on 20 March 1670. She was the daughter of Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick and Neeltje Hendricks Steele.

Cornelis Van Schaick (M)
b. 27 February 1675, #137206
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     Cornelis Van Schaick was baptized on 27 February 1675. He was the son of Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick and Neeltje Hendricks Steele.

Adriaen Van Schaick (M)
b. 26 January 1678, #137207
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     Adriaen Van Schaick was baptized on 26 January 1678 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick and Neeltje Hendricks Steele.

Jan DeGraw (M)
#137208

     Jan DeGraw was also known as Johannes De Graff Cooper. He married Classie Van Schaick, daughter of Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick and Neeltje Hendricks Steele, on 31 May 1713.

Lysbeth Van Schaick (F)
b. 23 January 1684, #137209
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     Lysbeth Van Schaick was baptized on 23 January 1684. She was the daughter of Hendrick Cornelissen Van Schaick and Neeltje Hendricks Steele.

Johannes Bogaert (M)
b. 15 September 1675, d. after 15 September 1675, #137210
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     Johannes Bogaert was baptized on 15 September 1675 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Harlem, Kings County, New York. He died young after 15 September 1675. He was the son of Jan Laurens Bogaert and Cornelia Everts.

Althea Dayton (F)
b. circa 1675, #137211

     Althea Dayton was born circa 1675. She married Thomas Smith circa 1701.

John Clark (M)
b. circa 1637, d. 22 November 1712, #137224

     The following may pertain to this John Clark or his father-dkc

Much has been written about this John Clark, and many genealogists have concluded that he resided in succession in Cambridge, Hartford, Saybrook and Milford (with a brief stay in Norwich between Saybrook and Milford). The three most important summaries of his life are those by Louis Effingham DeForest [Moore Anc: 187-95], Emma Walton Ferris (Dawes-Gates 2:201-205] and Donald Lines Jacobus [Greenberry 194-96].

Although there is no record which explicitly states that the John Clark of Cambridge is the same as John Clark of Hartford, there is no record of the man in Cambridge after the Spring of 1636, and almost the entire population of Cambridge moved to Hartford in 1635 and 1636. The John Clark of Saybrook is determined to be the John Clark of Milford since the latter mentions extensive land in Saybrook in his will.

The problem comes with the connection between Hartford and Saybrook. John Clark appears in Saybrook at about the time that records for John Clark in Hartford cease, and William Pratt, son-in-law of John Clark of Saybrook-Milford, had resided in Hartford before moving to Saybrook. There is no direct evidence making the connection, and a number of circumstances causing doubt.

The John Clark who resided in Cambridge and Hartford served once as Hogreeve and twice as Juror. The John Clark of Saybrook and Milford served repeatedly as deputy to the Connecticut court and held other high offices. None of the records for John Clark of Cambridge and Harford indicates that he had a wife and children.

This position may be excessively cautious, and it may be that these records do all apply to one man, in which case the sources cited above should be consulted (although there are differences between them). For the moment we recommend further research and analysis directed toward resolving the problem one way or another. John Clark was born circa 1637 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He was baptized in 1640 at First Congregational Church, New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut. He married Rebecca Marvin, daughter of Matthew Marvin and Elizabeth Gregory, in 1652 at Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut. John Clark "One ysell on which his dwelling house now standethh with yeardes or orcherdes thearin being, contain by estima Ten acres be it more or less y_t whare of he bought of Johnn Stell & ded sum tyme belong to Robbard Willson. A butting on porke brook on the East & on William Smith's land on the West & on John Stell's land on the South and on the highway on the North" in January 1657 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. In May 1664 John Clark was made a freeman at at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He and Rebecca Marvin were members of the church at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, 1 March 1679/80. John Clark held the position of chosen a chimney viewer by the town on 27 December 1682 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He held the position of chosen a surveyor of highways on 28 December 1685 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He held the position of chosen surveyor of highways on 8 December 1690 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut. He left a will on 8 February 1709 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.

"In the name of God Amen. The last Will and Testament of John Clark, Senr, of Farmington, in the County of Hartford and Colony of Connecticut in New England, made this Eighth day of Feb. in the year of our Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and nine-ten, as followeth, viz: The said John Clark being at this time in good health and, through the goodness of God, in possession of my reason, for which I desire to bless his holy name. But being grown into age, so that I cannot expect the time of my departure out of this life to be very far off, and not knowing how soon nor how suddenly it may come upon me, am therefore desirous accounting it my duty to do what I can to prevent trouble among my survuving children that God shall graciously please to continue after my decease, I do therefore make and ordain this to be my last will and testament, and do desire my executor or executors, whom I shall in these presents nominate and appoint, to see that this my will be performed when there shall be occasion for it after my decease.

1. I desire to commit myself sould and botdy to God as my Great Creator and to Jesus Christ as my merciful Redeemer through the merit of whose blood and perfect obedence I hope to attain salvation from the wrath which is yet to come; and as for my body, I desire to commit it into the hands of my christioan friends and relations only to be decently interred in the earth, which being done and all my just debts and funeral expenses paid, the my will als in in the 2d place that my son Matthew Clark shall have all my land both meadow and uplands and all my outlands both divided and undivided as also my house and barn and remainder of my homestead that is not already disposed of in deeds of gift and also all my moveble estate of what kind, sort or degree soever that I shall stand possessed of at my death and not legally convveyed away by me in my life time, he paying, of his heirs, executors or adminisrators paying within one year after my decease, the several legacies in these prsents after mentioned--3ly I give to my daughters that shall survive me to each one of them five pound to be paid by son Matthew or by his eirs executors or administrators within twelve months after my decease in pay and not in money--4ly and finally my will is that my son Matthew Clark be and by these presents I do appoint him to be whole and sole executor to this my last will and testament, and I desire my two loving frienda and kinsmen John Hart Sen. and Deac. Samuel Porter to be overseers hereof. In whitness whereof and to every part hereof I the said John Clark Sen. have on this day and year above named both signed, sealed and declared this to be my last will and testeament."

          John Clark Sen. His mark X & seal (a seal)
          
Signed, sealed and declared in the presence of John Hard sen. John Hart jun.

He wrote a codicil on 21 November 1712 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut; "And as an addition to this my will I the said John Clark Sen. do declare it to be my will that my youngest daughter Mercy Clark not being disposed of in marriage and so not having had anything as portion as the rest of my daughters have had as also being by the providence [of God] under greater disadvantages than the rest of them. That she shall have after my decesee all my moveable estate of hosehold goods forever. ^2ly, I do further add that it is my will that my daughter Rebecca Woodruff, with whom I am, be well rewarced by my executor for all her labor, care and trouble about me in this time of my sickness according to the judgement of my to friends Cea-- Samuel Porter and John Hart Sen."

     In witness herunto I have set my hand this 21^st day of November 1712           
     
     John Clark Sen. His mark
     
     in the presence of John Hard sen. John Hart jun. He died on 22 November 1712 at Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut.

Thomas Loomis (M)
b. 1624, d. 28 August 1689, #137243
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     Thomas Loomis was born in 1624 at Braintree, Essex, England. He was the son of Joseph Loomis and Mary White. Thomas Loomis married Hannah Fox on 1 November 1653 at Essex, England. Thomas Loomis married Mary Judd on 1 January 1663. Thomas Loomis died on 28 August 1689 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut.

Hannah Fox (F)
d. 25 April 1662, #137244

     Hannah Fox was also known as Hannah Fowkes. She was also known as Hannah Fox Fowkes. She married Thomas Loomis, son of Joseph Loomis and Mary White, on 1 November 1653 at Essex, England. Hannah Fox died on 25 April 1662 at England. She died on 25 April 1662 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut.

Joseph Loomis (M)
b. 24 August 1590, d. 25 November 1658, #137246
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     Joseph Loomis was also known as Joseph Lummys. Joseph Loomis was born in 1590 at Braintree, Essex, England. He was baptized on 24 August 1590 at Braintree, Essex, England. He was the son of John Loomis and Agnes Lingwood. Joseph Loomis married Mary White, daughter of Robert White and Brydgett Allgar, on 30 June 1614 at Messing, Essex, England. Joseph Loomis married Mary White, daughter of Robert White and Brydgett Allgar, on 30 June 1614 at Shalford, Essex, England. Joseph Loomis died on 25 November 1658 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 68.

Mary White (F)
b. 24 August 1590, d. 23 August 1652, #137247
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     Mary White was also known as Marie White. Mary White was born on 24 August 1590 at Shalford, Essex, England. She was baptized on 24 August 1590 at Shalford, Essex, England. She was the daughter of Robert White and Brydgett Allgar. Mary White married Joseph Loomis, son of John Loomis and Agnes Lingwood, on 30 June 1614 at Messing, Essex, England. Mary White married Joseph Loomis, son of John Loomis and Agnes Lingwood, on 30 June 1614 at Shalford, Essex, England. Mary White died on 23 August 1652 at Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, at age 61.

Robert White (M)
b. 17 May 1556, d. 1617, #137248
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     Robert White was baptized on 17 May 1556 at Messing, Essex, England. He was the son of Robert White and Alice (Unknown). Robert White was born between 1558 and 1562 at Of, Messing, Essex, England. He was baptized between 1559 and 1560 at Shalford, Essex, England. He married Brydgett Allgar, daughter of William Allgar and Margaret Ann Parye, on 24 January 1585 at Shalford, Essex, England. Robert White died in 1617. He was buried on 17 June 1617 at Messing, Essex, England.

Brydgett Allgar (F)
b. 11 March 1562, d. after 1623, #137249
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     Brydgett Allgar was baptized on 11 March 1562 at Shalford, Essex, England. She was the daughter of William Allgar and Margaret Ann Parye. Brydgett Allgar married Robert White, son of Robert White and Alice (Unknown), on 24 January 1585 at Shalford, Essex, England. Brydgett Allgar died after 1623.

William Allgar (M)
b. circa 1536, d. 1575, #137250
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     William Allgar was born circa 1536 at Shalford, Essex, England. He was the son of William Allgar and Mary Smith. William Allgar married Margaret Ann Parye, daughter of Thomas Perye, circa 1553 at England. William Allgar died in 1575.