Jan Van Vleckeren
Abt 1710 - 1797 (87 years)-
Name Jan Van Vleckeren Born Abt 1710 NY,NY 
Christened 8 Oct 1710 RDC,NY,NY Gender Male Died 13 Oct 1797 Dutchess County,NY Buried Dutchess County,NY Person ID I83 Marinus (M1) Tree Last Modified 12 May 2013
Father Marinus Roelofse Van Vleckeren, b. Abt 1675, d. Aft 1747, Fishkill,Dutchess County,NY (Age 73 years) Mother Dina Theunis Idesse Van Huyse, b. 1678/1679, NY,NY , d. Aft 1720, Dutchess County,NY (Age 42 years) Married 19 May 1702 RDC,NY,NY Family ID F19 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Unknown Children + 1. Jan Van Vleckeren, Jr., b. Aft 1735, Dutchess County,NY , d. Aft 1779, Dutchess Co.,NY (Age 44 years)2. Marinus (Merine) John Van Vleckeren, b. NY , d. Aft 1779, Dutchess Co.,NY Family ID F32 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Jan Van Vleckeren, bpt. Oct. 8, 1710 RDC, NY, NY; d. in his 88th yr., Oct. 13, 1797 (N.Y. Weekly Museum of Oct. 14, 1797, quoted in Valentine's Manual); RDC, New York, Bur. Rec. gives the date as Oct. 24, 1797. He d. in Dutchess Co. It is assumed that he m., but no marriage rec. has been found. On Aug. 6, 1743, he is recorded as a blacksmith, buying land in Dutchess Co. from Madame Catharyna Brett (Wiltsee Gen., p. 104). Jan Van Vlanckeran, blacksmith, was one of 20 who signed the first freighting partnership in Feb., 1742, in Dutchess Co. (T. Van Wyck Brinckerhoff: Hist. Sketch and Dir., Fishkill, 1866, p. 59-60). As a freeholder, he signed a road petition in Fishkill, Aug. 1, 1739 (ibid., p. 65). In 1787, Jan was living on land joining his brother Teunis (south side of Fishkill about 10 miles from the Hudson River). Possibly the "John Van Vleckere" listed in the Dutchess County, NY Tax Lists 1718-1787 Children (assumed placement for both children):
Jan, Jr., b. 1735-1740
Marinus (Marene) John
- Jan Van Vleckeren, bpt. Oct. 8, 1710 RDC, NY, NY; d. in his 88th yr., Oct. 13, 1797 (N.Y. Weekly Museum of Oct. 14, 1797, quoted in Valentine's Manual); RDC, New York, Bur. Rec. gives the date as Oct. 24, 1797. He d. in Dutchess Co. It is assumed that he m., but no marriage rec. has been found. On Aug. 6, 1743, he is recorded as a blacksmith, buying land in Dutchess Co. from Madame Catharyna Brett (Wiltsee Gen., p. 104). Jan Van Vlanckeran, blacksmith, was one of 20 who signed the first freighting partnership in Feb., 1742, in Dutchess Co. (T. Van Wyck Brinckerhoff: Hist. Sketch and Dir., Fishkill, 1866, p. 59-60). As a freeholder, he signed a road petition in Fishkill, Aug. 1, 1739 (ibid., p. 65). In 1787, Jan was living on land joining his brother Teunis (south side of Fishkill about 10 miles from the Hudson River). Possibly the "John Van Vleckere" listed in the Dutchess County, NY Tax Lists 1718-1787 Children (assumed placement for both children):