Waldron, Margaret

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The witnesses/sponsors at her baptism were: Petrus Walderon, Jannitie Walderon.

Christened:
Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (Tarrytown)

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He moved to Fordham about 1722.

REVISED HISTORY OF Harlem (City of New York) Its Origin and Early Annals:
19. Johannes, baptized August 7, 1692, married first, Susannah, daughter of Isaac Delamater, June 5, 1719, had seven children. He married second, Margaret Roll, April 13, 1729, had five children. Later removed to Philipsburgh, Westchester County N. Y., both living to an advanced age.*

* There was also Johannes Waldron, who lived at Philipsburgh, probably related to, but not easily identified with, our Waldrons, if, as his marriage record says, he was born "at Utrecht, in Holland." He married, in 1720, Janneke Bogert, of Tappan, probably a daughter (not named, page 448) of Peter and Feytie, and, if we mistake not, was the father of Peter Waldron, born in Fordham, who, while living at Philipsburgh, married October 10, 1747, Marritie Ackerman.** He became a freeman of New York in 1752, and had sons David, born 1754, and Isaac, 1756; the first, by trade a gunsmith, and a much respected citizen, married, 1773, Elizabeth Tremper, and died November 9, 1811, at 418 Broadway.

Johannes married Roi, Margaret on 13 Apr 1729. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Barent Waldron (5), (son of Resolved), whose possession of Gloudie's Point gave him a place among the patentees, married September 25, 1687, Jannetie, daughter of John Meynderts. (See page 212.) Having much of his father's aptness for public business, he served the town in various trusts, especially in that of collector. His name as assessor stands in Montgomery's charter, 1731, and he signs the Mill Camp grant in 1738. At this date Jochem and Jacob Gardenier appear to occupy his farm. Being aged, he sold his farm, August 6, 1740, to John R. Myer, of New York. (See page 602.)
Source: REVISED HISTORY OF Harlem (City of New York) Its Origin and Early Annals

Barent married Mynderts, Jannetje on 25 Sep 1687. Jannetje (daughter of Mynderts, Jan) was born about 1668. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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RESOLVED WALDRON
AMSTERDAM, NEW AMSTERDAM
(c1620-1690)

Late in 1654, two brothers, Joseph and Resolved Waldron, emigrated with their families from the Netherlands to New Amsterdam, New York. The older of their children were believed to be born in Amsterdam.

Resolved Waldron was first married in Amsterdam in 1645. His marriage record indicates his birth in Amsterdam was ca 1620. His actual birth date is the subject of dispute by genealogists. Amsterdam records also indicate that Resolved’s parents were William Waldron and Ruth Walker. (William born ca. September 20, 1589.)

It is generally accepted that Resolved’s parents came to Amsterdam from the parish of Goodworth, Clatford in England and that William Waldrons’s parents were John and Joan Waldron of Wherewell, Hampshire, England.

Ruth (Walker) Waldron, Resolved’s mother, was purported to be born about 1595 in Marked Overton, Rutland, England, the daughter of Edward Walker. Ruth married William Waldron in Amsterdam, August 19, 16l5. It is believed that William and Ruth Waldron died prior to 1639. Their children were: 1. Joseph, b. ca. 1617, married 1st Aeltze Hendricks, 2nd Annetze Daniels 2. Resolved, b. ca. 1620, married 1st Rebecca Hendricks, 2nd Tanneke Nagels.

Resolved’s first marriage to Rebecca Hendricks took place in Diemen, a suburb of Amsterdam on August 20, 1645. She was baptized in Amsterdam on November 5, 1627. At the time of his marriage, Resolved’s occupation was given as a book printer apprentice. Rebecca died between January 2, 1652 and April 23, 1654.

Resolved’s second marriage was to Tanneke Nagels in the New Church in Amsterdam, May 10, 1654. At the time Tanneke was 30 years old and from Groningen, Holland. Her parents were deceased by then.

As mentioned above, the brothers Joseph and Resolved Waldron immigrated to New Amsterdam during the last half of 1654 or possibly early in 1655. On April 3, 1655 they bought a house on Broadway near Wall Street. On May 3, 1657, Resolved Waldron was made a burgher of New Amsterdam, and on May 25, 1658 he was made provost and deputy sheriff.

He continued as deputy sheriff until 1664. At the time of the British conquest of New Amsterdam in 1664, he signed an oath of allegiance to the British. Later he moved to the village of Harlem, in upper Manhattan, where he held several public offices. He was a magistrate there in 1673 at the time of the Dutch reconquest at which time he signed the oath of allegiance to the Dutch. He was a patentee of Harlem in 1686.

He died in 1690. An inventory of his estate being taken on May 17, 1690. Tanneke Nagels survived, and died after November 25, 1690.
Submitted By; Bud L. Burge of Avon, Ohio

The Children of Resolved and his wife Rebecca (HENDRICKS) WALDRON, were:

1. William, born in Amsterdam, Holland, February 10, 1647. He married Engeltie Stoutenburg, February 10, 1671. They had seven children. They were ancestors of President Theodore Roosevelt and Gary Boyd Roberts.
2. Rebecca, born in Amsterdam, in 1649. She married 1st Jan Nagel, August 27, 1670 and they had ten children, and 2nd John Dyckman, widower of Magdalen Tourneur , May 15, 1690, and they had two children.
3. Aeltie, born in Amsterdam, in 1651. She married Captain Johannes Vermilye, August 27, 1670, and they had ten children.

The Children of Resolved and his wife Tanneke (NAGLES) WALDRON, were:

4. Ruth, baptized on May 10, 1657. She married 1st John Delamater on August 11, 1678. They had nine children. 2nd she married Hendrick Bogert on September 15, 1703.
5. Barent, bapt in New Amsterdam, in 1659. He married Jannetie Jans on September 25, 1687 and they had six children.
6. Cornelia, baptized on February 30, 1659. She married Peter Van Oblienis on June 8, 1685.
7. Johannes, born in Harlem on September 12, 1665. He married Anneken Jans on April 25, 1690. They had seven children. He died in 1753.
8. Samuel, born in Harlem on April 10, 1670. He married Neeltje Bloodgood on March 5, 1692 and they had ten children. He died in 1737.

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Resolved married Nagel, Jannetje in Harlem, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]