Hi all, I see Dorothy provided much of what I show below. But I think there are a few additions; so I'll just sent the whole thing. From: <CMiddaughZuber@aol.com> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2007 10:59 AM Subject: Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Another Abraham LOTT puzzle > Pam, > I'm hoping you (or anyone) have access to the Brooklyn marriaige records as > in my Notes for this Abraham Pieters Lott I have, " At Brooklyn "Abram > Pieterssen Lot, young man born in Flatbush, and Geertje Jans Dorlant born in Bedfort, > had banns proclaimed with the consent of both their parents on 2 Aug 1695." > Obviously there's something wrong with this notation? > TIA, > Cynthia I haven't been paying much attention to this Lott discussion, so I may be off base here. But the A.P.G Jos van der Linde version of the Brooklyn RDC records, p. 218, has for the date Cynthia shows: "Abram Pietersen Lot, 'young man born in the Flackebos', and Geertje Jans Dorlant, 'maiden, born in Bedvoort', had their banns proclaimed, with the consent of the parents of the bridegroom and the bride." More below. > In a message dated 4/1/2007 10:01:24 AM Mountain Daylight Time, > pjsears@stratos.net writes: > > Hi Liz, et al, > > I accessed "The Lott Family in America" by A. V. Phillips (1942) and on pages > 9-10, he gives the family of Abraham Pieters Lott. According to the records > of the Jamaica Reformed Dutch Church, he was married 4 times, and had 8 > children. All 8 children are mentioned in his will dated 21 Jul 1760 and proved 4 Sep > 1766 [WNYHS 7:27]. The Jamaica RDC baptisms do not start until 1702. > Abraham Pieters Lott married 1st to Claesje Langestraet and they had 3 sons In April 1696 Claasje Langestraat and husband Abraham Leek bp. son Jan at Brooklyn (Brooklyn RDC as above, p. 163) > (Johannes bpt 1695, Pieter bpt 1697 and Abraham, born circa 1699); I cannot find the above Johannes bp. -- unless it is a mistake for the Leek one above. The Voorhees Flatbush records show that Abram Lot and Geertie Lot bap. a child with no name shown on 31 Oct 1697. The witnesses were Piter Lot and Geertruy. [So, the child _could_ have been Pieter, named after the witness.] >2nd to Geertruy Dorlandt by whom he had one son, Isaac bpt 1704; 3rd to Sara (_?_), by > whom he had son Jacob bpt 1716; and finally, 4th, to Marytje (_?_), by whom he > had son Hendrick bpt 1718, a daughter Geertje bpt 1720 and son, Rem bpt 1722 > (all Jamaica Church records). Those records are in NYGBR vol 105, which I do not have at hand -- except for the first page. > Pieter Lott was baptized at the Jamaica Church on 31 Oct 1697, the "son of > Abraham and Claesje Lott" and it was he who married Femmetje Remsen. See above. I could be wrong, but it appears to me Mr. Phillips has mistaken Leek for Lot, and that Abraham Lot never married Claesje at all, but married Geertie first as Cynthia points out. > At the baptism of their son Abraham Lott on 5 Sep 1722 at the New York > Reformed Dutch Church, the sponsors were the paternal grandfather, Abraham Lott, and > his 4th wife, Marytje (who remains unidentified). The bap. record does not identify Marytje as his wife. Maybe there is evidence of that elsewhere. > > The line is not carried forward by Mr. Phillips, and it appears that > Abraham Lott was the only child of Pieter Lott and Femmetje Remsen. > > Pieter Lott and Femmetje Remsen were the sponsors of their grandson Pieter on > 2 Sep 1744 at the New York Reformed Dutch Church, the son of Abraham Lott and > his first wife Cornelia Rapalje. On 23 May 1753, same church, Pieter Lott and > Femmetje Remsen were the sponsors of their granddaughter Femmetje, daughter > of Abraham Lott and Jannetje Goelet. > > > Regards, > Pam Sears Regards, Howard hswain@ix.netcom.com

In the Lott discussion, the surname Dorlant or Dortlandt arose. I am searching for information about Jannetje Dortlandt who married Jan Van Aarsdelen circa 1700-1710. possibly in Somerset Co. NJ. Pat in Spokane >> I'm hoping you (or anyone) have access to the Brooklyn marriaige records >> as >> in my Notes for this Abraham Pieters Lott I have, " At Brooklyn "Abram >> Pieterssen Lot, young man born in Flatbush, and Geertje Jans Dorlant born >> in Bedfort, >> had banns proclaimed with the consent of both their parents on 2 Aug >> 1695." >> Obviously there's something wrong with this notation? >> TIA, >> Cynthia > > I haven't been paying much attention to this Lott discussion, so I may be > off base here. > > But the A.P.G Jos van der Linde version of the Brooklyn RDC records, > p. 218, has for the date Cynthia shows: > "Abram Pietersen Lot, 'young man born in the Flackebos', > and Geertje Jans Dorlant, 'maiden, born in Bedvoort', > had their banns proclaimed, with the consent of the parents of the > bridegroom and the bride." > > > More below. > >> In a message dated 4/1/2007 10:01:24 AM Mountain Daylight Time, >> pjsears@stratos.net writes: >> >> Hi Liz, et al, >> >> I accessed "The Lott Family in America" by A. V. Phillips (1942) and on >> pages >> 9-10, he gives the family of Abraham Pieters Lott. According to the >> records >> of the Jamaica Reformed Dutch Church, he was married 4 times, and had 8 >> children. All 8 children are mentioned in his will dated 21 Jul 1760 and >> proved 4 Sep >> 1766 [WNYHS 7:27]. > > The Jamaica RDC baptisms do not start until 1702. > >> Abraham Pieters Lott married 1st to Claesje Langestraet and they had 3 >> sons > > In April 1696 Claasje Langestraat and husband Abraham Leek bp. son Jan at > Brooklyn > (Brooklyn RDC as above, p. 163) > >> (Johannes bpt 1695, Pieter bpt 1697 and Abraham, born circa 1699); > > I cannot find the above Johannes bp. -- unless it is a mistake for the > Leek one above. > The Voorhees Flatbush records show that Abram Lot and Geertie Lot bap. > a child with no name shown on 31 Oct 1697. The witnesses were Piter Lot > and Geertruy. > [So, the child _could_ have been Pieter, named after the witness.] > > >>2nd to Geertruy Dorlandt by whom he had one son, Isaac bpt 1704; 3rd to >>Sara (_?_), by >> whom he had son Jacob bpt 1716; and finally, 4th, to Marytje (_?_), by >> whom he >> had son Hendrick bpt 1718, a daughter Geertje bpt 1720 and son, Rem bpt >> 1722 >> (all Jamaica Church records). > > Those records are in NYGBR vol 105, which I do not have at hand -- except > for > the first page. > >> Pieter Lott was baptized at the Jamaica Church on 31 Oct 1697, the "son >> of >> Abraham and Claesje Lott" and it was he who married Femmetje Remsen. > > See above. > I could be wrong, but it appears to me Mr. Phillips has mistaken Leek for > Lot, > and that Abraham Lot never married Claesje at all, but married Geertie > first > as Cynthia points out. > >> At the baptism of their son Abraham Lott on 5 Sep 1722 at the New York >> Reformed Dutch Church, the sponsors were the paternal grandfather, >> Abraham Lott, and >> his 4th wife, Marytje (who remains unidentified). > > The bap. record does not identify Marytje as his wife. Maybe there is > evidence of > that elsewhere. > >> >> The line is not carried forward by Mr. Phillips, and it appears that >> Abraham Lott was the only child of Pieter Lott and Femmetje Remsen. >> >> Pieter Lott and Femmetje Remsen were the sponsors of their grandson >> Pieter on >> 2 Sep 1744 at the New York Reformed Dutch Church, the son of Abraham Lott >> and >> his first wife Cornelia Rapalje. On 23 May 1753, same church, Pieter Lott >> and >> Femmetje Remsen were the sponsors of their granddaughter Femmetje, >> daughter >> of Abraham Lott and Jannetje Goelet. >> >> >> Regards, >> Pam Sears > > Regards, > Howard > hswain@ix.netcom.com > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > DUTCH-COLONIES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >