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  • ID: I136693
  • Name: Steven Coerte VAN VOORHEES
  • Title: # 1942
  • Sex: M
  • Change Date: 15 MAY 2001
  • Birth: 1600 in Holland, Neth.
  • Death: 16 FEB 1684 in Kings Co.N.Y.
  • Burial: Kings Co.N.Y.
  • Note:
    Married Name:<_MARNM> Van Voorhees
    Name Prefix:<NPFX> Mr.
    Name Suffix:<NSFX># 1942
    REFN: WILLIAMS
    Aged sixty at the time of arrival in Nieuw Amsterdam, he was born near Hees in the Province of Drenthe in 1600.

    Having arrived inNieuw Amsterdam, Steven Koerts took time to look around and apparently had themeans to do so and to
    maintain his family in the interim. It was not until November 29, 1660, seven months after his arrival, that he purchased from
    Cornelis Dircksen Hoogland nine morgens of corn land, seven morgens of wood land, tenmorgens of plain land and five
    morgens of salt meadow in Flatlands, with the house and house plot in the village of Amersfoort en Bergen (Flatlands) with a
    brewery, brewing apparatus, kettle house and casks with appurtenances for three thousand guilders (Flatbush Records, Lib. B.
    p. 37). (A morgen is about two acres of land.)

    Since he acquired all the equipment it is assumed that he followed the brewing business. That he entered into the religious and
    civic affairs of his community is without question. He was appointed a magistrate in 1664 and on March 19, 1664 with Elbert
    Elbertse (Stoothoff), represented Nieuw Amersfoort in the Provincial Assembly. (Brodhead's History of New York, p. 67). In
    October 1667 Steven Coertes with others, patented the town of Flatlands. In 1660 Steven Coerte, the patriach of the Van Voorhees family in the new world,
    sailed on de Bonte Koe to Nieuw Amsterdam. De Bonte Koe means The Spotted
    Cow.While little is known of de Bonte Koe, it is surmised that the ship was 170
    feet long, 49 feet in beam, and about 20 feet in depth, based on similar ships of the
    period
    Surname of Immigrant: COERTE (VAN VOORHEES)
    Given name(s) of Immigrant: Steven
    Origin of Immigrant:
    Name of Ship: De Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow)
    Arrival Date: 15 Apr 1660

    Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1660 Hess, Drenthe, Holland
    Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16 Feb 1684 Flatlands,New Amsterdam
    Immigrant's Spouse: Willempie Roelofse Seubering
    Source of Information: 'Through a Dutch Door' by The Van Voorhis Association
    Immigrant's Children:
    1. Hendrickje COERTE.
    2. Merghin Coerte
    3. Koertt Coerte b. 1638 Holland
    4. Lucas COERTE
    5. Jan COERTE
    6. Albert COERTE b. Holland m. 1681 Helletje Reimers ( This is my Line)
    7. Aeltje COERTE
    Surname of Immigrant: Van Voorhis
    Given name(s) of Immigrant: Steven Koorts
    Origin of Immigrant: Drenthe, Netherlands
    Name of Ship: De Bonte Koe (The Spotted Cow)
    Arrival Date: April 1660

    Immigrant's Date & Place of Birth: 1600 near Hees in Province of Drenthe
    Immigrant's Date & Place of Death: 16 Feb 1684 Flatlands, Long Island,NY
    Immigrant's Spouse: 1st-? 2cd-Willempie Roelofse (Seubering)
    Source of Information: 'Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York' by Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan, 'The Van Voorhees
    Family Vol I' published by the Van Voorhees Association, and 'The Ancestors and Descendants of Koert Voorheis' by Walter
    Moore.
    Immigrant's Children:
    Hendrickje Stevense, ?, Holland m. Jan Kiersen in Holland
    Merghin Stevense ?, m. 1st Roelof ? and 2cd Remmelt Willemse d. 28 Oct 1702
    Koert Stevense b 1638 HOlland m ? Marretje Gerretse Van Couvenhoven.
    Lucas Stevense b ? 1650 Holland
    Jan Stevense b ? 1652 Holland
    Albert Stevense b ? Holland
    Aeltje Stevense b ? Holland
    Jannetje Stevense b ? Hollandteven Coerte (Van Voorhees) emigrated from 'before the village of Hees,' in the Province of Drenthe, Holland, in April 1660
    in the ship 'Bontekoe' ('Spotted Cow'), with his wife and all his children except daughters Hendrickjen and Merghin. He
    bought land in Flatlands (New Amesfoort). He ran a brewery and was a magistrate at Flatlands.
    ---




    Father: Court Albertse VAN VOORHEES b: 1560 in Hees Rinnen, Drenthe, Neth.

    Marriage 1 Willimtje Roelofes SEUBERINGE b: 1619 in Belye/Beilen, Drenthe, Neth.
    • Married: 1649 in Hesse, Drenthe, Neth., Holland
    Children
    1. Has Children Lucas Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1650 in Netherlands
    2. Has No Children Jan Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1652 in Netherlands
    3. Has No Children Albert Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1654 in Hesse, Drenthe, Neth., Holland
    4. Has Children Aeltie Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1656 in Hesse, Drenthe, Neth., Holland
    5. Has Children Jannetje Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 25 DEC 1658 in Hees, Drenthe, Neth. Holland
    6. Has No Children Hendrickje Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1659 in Netherlands
    7. Has No Children Abraham Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1664 in Hesse, Drenthe, Neth., Holland

    Marriage 2 Aeltje WESSELS
    • Married: 1632
    Children
    1. Has No Children Hendrickjen Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1633
    2. Has No Children Merghin Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1635 in Holland
    3. Has No Children Coerte Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1637/38 in Neth. Holland
    4. Has No Children Cheri Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1639 in Netherlands
    5. Has No Children Hendrijke Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: 1640 in Netherlands
    6. Has No Children Merghin MARCHIEN STEVENSE Van Voorhees\ b: 1640 in Neth. Holland
    7. Has No Children Wessel Stevense VAN VOORHEES b: BEF 25 SEP 1640 in Neth. Holland

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