Headstone read: "Here lyes interr'd the body of Yoos Sooy who depart'd this life the 28th Sept-ember Anno Deo" (1737)
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Additional information from bassriverhistory.org indicates that his first name is missing a T and should be Joost which is equivalent to Joseph. He married on 19AUG1707 in New Amsterdam (New York City) to Sarah Van Tienhaven, daughter of Lucas and Tyryntie (Catherine) Bording.
Sarah was born 01JAN1681.
Joost and his family left New Amsterdam shortly after his third son was born in 1712, settling in Monmouth County on Cheesequake Creek. Later he would sail down to the Mullica River and settled in what is today Lower Bank, the second white settlement in South Jersey. He and his sons bought several thousand acres from Samuel Driver.
Both Joost and his wife Sarah are reported buried on their property.
View plaque for more info.
Additional information from bassriverhistory.org indicates that his first name is missing a T and should be Joost which is equivalent to Joseph. He married on 19AUG1707 in New Amsterdam (New York City) to Sarah Van Tienhaven, daughter of Lucas and Tyryntie (Catherine) Bording.
Sarah was born 01JAN1681.
Joost and his family left New Amsterdam shortly after his third son was born in 1712, settling in Monmouth County on Cheesequake Creek. Later he would sail down to the Mullica River and settled in what is today Lower Bank, the second white settlement in South Jersey. He and his sons bought several thousand acres from Samuel Driver.
Both Joost and his wife Sarah are reported buried on their property.
Headstone read: "Here lyes interr'd the body of Yoos Sooy who depart'd this life the 28th Sept-ember Anno Deo" (1737)
View plaque for more info.
Additional information from bassriverhistory.org indicates that his first name is missing a T and should be Joost which is equivalent to Joseph. He married on 19AUG1707 in New Amsterdam (New York City) to Sarah Van Tienhaven, daughter of Lucas and Tyryntie (Catherine) Bording.
Sarah was born 01JAN1681.
Joost and his family left New Amsterdam shortly after his third son was born in 1712, settling in Monmouth County on Cheesequake Creek. Later he would sail down to the Mullica River and settled in what is today Lower Bank, the second white settlement in South Jersey. He and his sons bought several thousand acres from Samuel Driver.
Both Joost and his wife Sarah are reported buried on their property.
View plaque for more info.
Additional information from bassriverhistory.org indicates that his first name is missing a T and should be Joost which is equivalent to Joseph. He married on 19AUG1707 in New Amsterdam (New York City) to Sarah Van Tienhaven, daughter of Lucas and Tyryntie (Catherine) Bording.
Sarah was born 01JAN1681.
Joost and his family left New Amsterdam shortly after his third son was born in 1712, settling in Monmouth County on Cheesequake Creek. Later he would sail down to the Mullica River and settled in what is today Lower Bank, the second white settlement in South Jersey. He and his sons bought several thousand acres from Samuel Driver.
Both Joost and his wife Sarah are reported buried on their property.
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