Cataryna van Inburgh

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• Will: 12 Oct 1733, Bargin, New York, British America

Notes:

From: Meanderings in New Jersey's Medical History, By Michael Nevins, 2011
"Johannes grew up in New Amsterdam and learned the medical trade from his father. [false. He grew up in Wiltwyck and his father died when he was four years old.] He was Bergen County's first medical doctor. He moved to Hackensack about 1685 and practiced from his home located on what became known as Doctor's Creek. He must have done fairly well, because in 1698 he and a partner, David Provost, bought 250 acres of wilderness land to the north in an area the Indians called Hoghakas. The purchase prices was equivalent to $10,000. At some point, he moved to what became Ridgewood, there's no evidence he practiced medicine there, it's where he died in 1729."

From: Meanderings in New Jersey's Medical History, By Michael Nevins, 2011
"Johannes grew up in New Amsterdam and learned the medical trade from his father. [false. He grew up in Wiltwyck and his father died when he was four years old.] He was Bergen County's first medical doctor. He moved to Hackensack about 1685 and practiced from his home located on what became known as Doctor's Creek. He must have done fairly well, because in 1698 he and a partner, David Provost, bought 250 acres of wilderness land to the north in an area the Indians called Hoghakas. The purchase prices was equivalent to $10,000. At some point, he moved to what became Ridgewood, there's no evidence he practiced medicine there, it's where he died in 1729."

Johannes was four years old in 1665 when his uncles were appointed his guardians after the death of his parents.

In 1688, his home was used as a court room for the trial of small causes by an act of the governor and council. His home was located on the Hackensack River. At the time it was part of Essex Co. His land was used as a survey reference 9 Aug 1715 (Papers and Proceedings of the Bergen County Historical Society, Issues 3-7, 1907)

Christening:
Role: Witness

Will:
In this case "proved" probably means that the will was signed, not probated.

Johannes married Katharina Santvort. Katharina was born in 1668 in Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey, British America; was christened on 7 Jun 1724 in Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey, British America; died on 9 Jul 1742 in Hackensack, Bergen, New Jersey, British America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Gysbert Van Imbroech
• Name: Gysbert Van Imbroeck
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Gysbert married Rachel de la Montagne in 1657 in New Harlem, New Amsterdam New Netherlands, Colonial America. Rachel was born in 1634 in Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; died on 4 Oct 1664 in Wiltwyck, New Amsterdam, New Amsterdam; was buried in 1664 in Kingston, Ulster, New Amsterdam. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Johannes married Margareta Van Schaick in 1629 in New York County, New York, British Colonial America. Margareta was born in 1609 in Leiden, South Holland, Netherlands; died in 1689 in Hackensack,Middlesex, New Jersey, British America. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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