Harmen Jansz was the son of Johannes van Berghen Knickerbocker and his wife, Juliana, daughter of Rutger van Marnix, Lord of Bosselaar.
Harmen served in the navy of the Netherlands and was severely wounded at the battle of Solebay on 25 July 1665.
Once recovered, he came to America and settled at Fort Orange (Albany), New York where, on 03 Jan 1675, he married Lysbet Janse van den Bogaerdt, daughter of Jan Laurensen van den Bogaert and Cornelia Ann Evertse.
Harmen served in the navy of the Netherlands and was severely wounded at the battle of Solebay on 25 July 1665.
Once recovered, he came to America and settled at Fort Orange (Albany), New York where, on 03 Jan 1675, he married Lysbet Janse van den Bogaerdt, daughter of Jan Laurensen van den Bogaert and Cornelia Ann Evertse.
Harmen Jansz was the son of Johannes van Berghen Knickerbocker and his wife, Juliana, daughter of Rutger van Marnix, Lord of Bosselaar.
Harmen served in the navy of the Netherlands and was severely wounded at the battle of Solebay on 25 July 1665.
Once recovered, he came to America and settled at Fort Orange (Albany), New York where, on 03 Jan 1675, he married Lysbet Janse van den Bogaerdt, daughter of Jan Laurensen van den Bogaert and Cornelia Ann Evertse.
Harmen served in the navy of the Netherlands and was severely wounded at the battle of Solebay on 25 July 1665.
Once recovered, he came to America and settled at Fort Orange (Albany), New York where, on 03 Jan 1675, he married Lysbet Janse van den Bogaerdt, daughter of Jan Laurensen van den Bogaert and Cornelia Ann Evertse.
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