MAYOR OF HARDERWIJK, HOLLAND
Jacob Hegeman married Elsgen Cornelisse. Jacob Hegeman was an alderman and also burgomaster (mayor-guardian) of Harderwijk, Holland. He owned a house on on Bruggestraat in Harderwijk, Holland. According to Dobson: He was a member of the St. Jorisgilde (St. George's guild) of Harderwijk in 1553, deacon and alderman of the Holy Sacrament guild in 1555, one of the four trustees of the orphanage in 1555 and 1557, alderman (schepen) in 1561 and magistrate (burgemeester) in 1564.
THE HEGEMAN FAMILY IN THE NETHERLANDS
The Hegeman family is a family originally from Gelderland and in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries an Elburg and Harderwijk patrician - and later regent family that produced various administrators, soldiers and preachers. The lineage goes back to Jan Hegeman, who was gifted with an annual allowance of 50 gold guilders by the Duke of Gelre in 1412 and is therefore mentioned for the first time in the year 1456, a Henric Hegeman is mentioned in the judicial archives of Harderwijk as the tenant of a roundel next to the Sint Nicolaaspoort, later called the Luttekepoort. Jacob Hegeman (1520-1571) is considered the ancestor of today's name bearers. He was a mayor and alderman of Harderwijk. Jacob was the father of Wolter Hegeman (1545-1582), colonel in State service during the Dutch Revolt. A great-grandson of Wolter Hegeman, also named Wolter Hegeman (1635-1703), was appointed drost of the Heerlijkheid Wisch in 1663 , causing a branch of descendants of Jacob Hegeman to settle in the then County of Zutphen ( Oost-Gelre).
Another branch ended up in Amsterdam via Dionijs Hegeman (1624-1678) and Adriaen Hegeman (1625-1672), great-grandsons of Jacob Hegeman, in the first half of the seventeenth century. Adriaen Hegeman emigrated from Amsterdam-to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652. He is the ancestor of all Hegemans living in America. Adriaen held various administrative positions in what was then Nieuw Amsterdam. The Adrian Hegeman Public School and Hegeman Avenue in present-day Brooklyn are named after him.
Cornelisgen Hegeman, daughter of Jacob Hegeman, inherited in the Elspeter forests and Uddeler Heegde, married Geerlof Jansz. Voeth, mayor of Harderwijk. From this marriage:
Johan Voeth, cavalryman,married Wendela Bardesius in 1613, daughter of Willem Baerdesen/Bardesius, lord of Warmenhuizen, mayor of Amsterdam .
Geerlofje Voeths, married Johan Lulofs, mayor of Deventer in 1617 .
Wolter Hegeman , son of Jacob Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1545, first hopman ( captain ) and later commander ( colonel ) in the State army , confidant of Count Willem van den Bergh and William of Orange during the Dutch Revolt . He married Niesgen Claesdr. From this marriage:
Wijntgen Hegemans, born in Harderwijk in 1580. She married Dirck Aeltsen, born in Harderwijk, mint master there. From this marriage:
Wolter Aeltsen Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1598, guild master of the St. George's Guild in Harderwijk, inherited in the Veluwe. [7] He marries Rijcka van Doetinchem, a member of the Doetinchem family . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in Harderwijk 1635, governor of Wisch , Terborg and Varsseveld. In direct lineage from this Wolter Hegeman:
Walter Theodorus Johannes Hegeman (1903-1996), priest in Lichtenvoorde and brother of Wilhelmus Antonius Hegeman (1889-1993), alias 'Diekas Willem', a corn weaver known in the Lichtenvoorde area and co-founder of the Marke Tussender Veen Foundation , which founded the reached the age of 104 years.
Johan Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1581, bastard son of Superior Wolter Hegeman (ca. 1545-1582), servant of mayor Otto Roeck in Deventer . He marries Aelken Pauwels, daughter of Pauwel Pauwels, mayor of Zwolle . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in 1620, captain in the service of the King of Denmark .
Roelof Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1555, magistrate and mayor of Elburg . He married Jacobgen Heecks, daughter of Aleyt Heecks and Gerrit van Empste, mayor of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1581, first alderman , later mayor and magistrate of Elburg.
Roelof Hegeman, born in Elburg 1611, first alderman, later mayor of Elburg. In 1643 he married Geisje Greven, a member of the Greven family and daughter of Andries Greven and Wobbigje Feith . From this marriage:
Wobbina Hegemans, born in Elburg 1643. She married Hendrick Feith, mayor of Elburg, son of Arend Feith and Margaretha von Alemann.
Andries Hegeman, born in Elburg 1650, magistrate of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg 1646, ensign , married Antonia Cootenberg.
Jacob Lambertsz. Hegeman, first cousin (uncle) of Commander Wolter Hegeman, married Aertien Feith in 1651, a member of the Feith familyand daughter of Henrick Arntsz. Feith and Erwertje van Hoeclum, member of the van Hoeclum family . From this marriage:
Rev. Henrick Hegeman, born in Elburg ca. 1595, pastor in Vorchten . He marries Maritgen van Marle, daughter of Berent Egberts van Marle. From this marriage:
Rev. Wolter (Gualterus) Hegeman, preacher in Doornspijk.
Dionijs Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1625, grocer in the Nes in Amsterdam in 1653. He married Susanna de Schilder, daughter of Abraham de Schilder and Catlijn Metsue.
Adriaen Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1624, emigrated with his family to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652, sheriff of Midwout , Amersfort and Breuckelen ( Flatbush , Flatlands and Brooklyn ). He married Catharina Margits, daughter of Joseph Margits, a diamond cutter from London.
Rev. Helmichius Hegeman, born in Vorchten in 1633, preacher in Oosterwoldeand later in Vorchten, married Maria Nienhuys. From this marriage:
Henricus Hegeman (1662-1691), born in Arnhem, surgeon majorin the regiment of the Baron van Wassenaer.
Rev. Bernardus Hegeman, born ca. 1665, preacher in Vorchten , marries Margrita van der Wende, daughter of Rev. Johannes van der Wende (preacher on Kampereiland )
Jacob Hegeman married Elsgen Cornelisse. Jacob Hegeman was an alderman and also burgomaster (mayor-guardian) of Harderwijk, Holland. He owned a house on on Bruggestraat in Harderwijk, Holland. According to Dobson: He was a member of the St. Jorisgilde (St. George's guild) of Harderwijk in 1553, deacon and alderman of the Holy Sacrament guild in 1555, one of the four trustees of the orphanage in 1555 and 1557, alderman (schepen) in 1561 and magistrate (burgemeester) in 1564.
THE HEGEMAN FAMILY IN THE NETHERLANDS
The Hegeman family is a family originally from Gelderland and in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries an Elburg and Harderwijk patrician - and later regent family that produced various administrators, soldiers and preachers. The lineage goes back to Jan Hegeman, who was gifted with an annual allowance of 50 gold guilders by the Duke of Gelre in 1412 and is therefore mentioned for the first time in the year 1456, a Henric Hegeman is mentioned in the judicial archives of Harderwijk as the tenant of a roundel next to the Sint Nicolaaspoort, later called the Luttekepoort. Jacob Hegeman (1520-1571) is considered the ancestor of today's name bearers. He was a mayor and alderman of Harderwijk. Jacob was the father of Wolter Hegeman (1545-1582), colonel in State service during the Dutch Revolt. A great-grandson of Wolter Hegeman, also named Wolter Hegeman (1635-1703), was appointed drost of the Heerlijkheid Wisch in 1663 , causing a branch of descendants of Jacob Hegeman to settle in the then County of Zutphen ( Oost-Gelre).
Another branch ended up in Amsterdam via Dionijs Hegeman (1624-1678) and Adriaen Hegeman (1625-1672), great-grandsons of Jacob Hegeman, in the first half of the seventeenth century. Adriaen Hegeman emigrated from Amsterdam-to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652. He is the ancestor of all Hegemans living in America. Adriaen held various administrative positions in what was then Nieuw Amsterdam. The Adrian Hegeman Public School and Hegeman Avenue in present-day Brooklyn are named after him.
Cornelisgen Hegeman, daughter of Jacob Hegeman, inherited in the Elspeter forests and Uddeler Heegde, married Geerlof Jansz. Voeth, mayor of Harderwijk. From this marriage:
Johan Voeth, cavalryman,married Wendela Bardesius in 1613, daughter of Willem Baerdesen/Bardesius, lord of Warmenhuizen, mayor of Amsterdam .
Geerlofje Voeths, married Johan Lulofs, mayor of Deventer in 1617 .
Wolter Hegeman , son of Jacob Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1545, first hopman ( captain ) and later commander ( colonel ) in the State army , confidant of Count Willem van den Bergh and William of Orange during the Dutch Revolt . He married Niesgen Claesdr. From this marriage:
Wijntgen Hegemans, born in Harderwijk in 1580. She married Dirck Aeltsen, born in Harderwijk, mint master there. From this marriage:
Wolter Aeltsen Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1598, guild master of the St. George's Guild in Harderwijk, inherited in the Veluwe. [7] He marries Rijcka van Doetinchem, a member of the Doetinchem family . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in Harderwijk 1635, governor of Wisch , Terborg and Varsseveld. In direct lineage from this Wolter Hegeman:
Walter Theodorus Johannes Hegeman (1903-1996), priest in Lichtenvoorde and brother of Wilhelmus Antonius Hegeman (1889-1993), alias 'Diekas Willem', a corn weaver known in the Lichtenvoorde area and co-founder of the Marke Tussender Veen Foundation , which founded the reached the age of 104 years.
Johan Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1581, bastard son of Superior Wolter Hegeman (ca. 1545-1582), servant of mayor Otto Roeck in Deventer . He marries Aelken Pauwels, daughter of Pauwel Pauwels, mayor of Zwolle . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in 1620, captain in the service of the King of Denmark .
Roelof Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1555, magistrate and mayor of Elburg . He married Jacobgen Heecks, daughter of Aleyt Heecks and Gerrit van Empste, mayor of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1581, first alderman , later mayor and magistrate of Elburg.
Roelof Hegeman, born in Elburg 1611, first alderman, later mayor of Elburg. In 1643 he married Geisje Greven, a member of the Greven family and daughter of Andries Greven and Wobbigje Feith . From this marriage:
Wobbina Hegemans, born in Elburg 1643. She married Hendrick Feith, mayor of Elburg, son of Arend Feith and Margaretha von Alemann.
Andries Hegeman, born in Elburg 1650, magistrate of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg 1646, ensign , married Antonia Cootenberg.
Jacob Lambertsz. Hegeman, first cousin (uncle) of Commander Wolter Hegeman, married Aertien Feith in 1651, a member of the Feith familyand daughter of Henrick Arntsz. Feith and Erwertje van Hoeclum, member of the van Hoeclum family . From this marriage:
Rev. Henrick Hegeman, born in Elburg ca. 1595, pastor in Vorchten . He marries Maritgen van Marle, daughter of Berent Egberts van Marle. From this marriage:
Rev. Wolter (Gualterus) Hegeman, preacher in Doornspijk.
Dionijs Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1625, grocer in the Nes in Amsterdam in 1653. He married Susanna de Schilder, daughter of Abraham de Schilder and Catlijn Metsue.
Adriaen Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1624, emigrated with his family to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652, sheriff of Midwout , Amersfort and Breuckelen ( Flatbush , Flatlands and Brooklyn ). He married Catharina Margits, daughter of Joseph Margits, a diamond cutter from London.
Rev. Helmichius Hegeman, born in Vorchten in 1633, preacher in Oosterwoldeand later in Vorchten, married Maria Nienhuys. From this marriage:
Henricus Hegeman (1662-1691), born in Arnhem, surgeon majorin the regiment of the Baron van Wassenaer.
Rev. Bernardus Hegeman, born ca. 1665, preacher in Vorchten , marries Margrita van der Wende, daughter of Rev. Johannes van der Wende (preacher on Kampereiland )
MAYOR OF HARDERWIJK, HOLLAND
Jacob Hegeman married Elsgen Cornelisse. Jacob Hegeman was an alderman and also burgomaster (mayor-guardian) of Harderwijk, Holland. He owned a house on on Bruggestraat in Harderwijk, Holland. According to Dobson: He was a member of the St. Jorisgilde (St. George's guild) of Harderwijk in 1553, deacon and alderman of the Holy Sacrament guild in 1555, one of the four trustees of the orphanage in 1555 and 1557, alderman (schepen) in 1561 and magistrate (burgemeester) in 1564.
THE HEGEMAN FAMILY IN THE NETHERLANDS
The Hegeman family is a family originally from Gelderland and in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries an Elburg and Harderwijk patrician - and later regent family that produced various administrators, soldiers and preachers. The lineage goes back to Jan Hegeman, who was gifted with an annual allowance of 50 gold guilders by the Duke of Gelre in 1412 and is therefore mentioned for the first time in the year 1456, a Henric Hegeman is mentioned in the judicial archives of Harderwijk as the tenant of a roundel next to the Sint Nicolaaspoort, later called the Luttekepoort. Jacob Hegeman (1520-1571) is considered the ancestor of today's name bearers. He was a mayor and alderman of Harderwijk. Jacob was the father of Wolter Hegeman (1545-1582), colonel in State service during the Dutch Revolt. A great-grandson of Wolter Hegeman, also named Wolter Hegeman (1635-1703), was appointed drost of the Heerlijkheid Wisch in 1663 , causing a branch of descendants of Jacob Hegeman to settle in the then County of Zutphen ( Oost-Gelre).
Another branch ended up in Amsterdam via Dionijs Hegeman (1624-1678) and Adriaen Hegeman (1625-1672), great-grandsons of Jacob Hegeman, in the first half of the seventeenth century. Adriaen Hegeman emigrated from Amsterdam-to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652. He is the ancestor of all Hegemans living in America. Adriaen held various administrative positions in what was then Nieuw Amsterdam. The Adrian Hegeman Public School and Hegeman Avenue in present-day Brooklyn are named after him.
Cornelisgen Hegeman, daughter of Jacob Hegeman, inherited in the Elspeter forests and Uddeler Heegde, married Geerlof Jansz. Voeth, mayor of Harderwijk. From this marriage:
Johan Voeth, cavalryman,married Wendela Bardesius in 1613, daughter of Willem Baerdesen/Bardesius, lord of Warmenhuizen, mayor of Amsterdam .
Geerlofje Voeths, married Johan Lulofs, mayor of Deventer in 1617 .
Wolter Hegeman , son of Jacob Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1545, first hopman ( captain ) and later commander ( colonel ) in the State army , confidant of Count Willem van den Bergh and William of Orange during the Dutch Revolt . He married Niesgen Claesdr. From this marriage:
Wijntgen Hegemans, born in Harderwijk in 1580. She married Dirck Aeltsen, born in Harderwijk, mint master there. From this marriage:
Wolter Aeltsen Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1598, guild master of the St. George's Guild in Harderwijk, inherited in the Veluwe. [7] He marries Rijcka van Doetinchem, a member of the Doetinchem family . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in Harderwijk 1635, governor of Wisch , Terborg and Varsseveld. In direct lineage from this Wolter Hegeman:
Walter Theodorus Johannes Hegeman (1903-1996), priest in Lichtenvoorde and brother of Wilhelmus Antonius Hegeman (1889-1993), alias 'Diekas Willem', a corn weaver known in the Lichtenvoorde area and co-founder of the Marke Tussender Veen Foundation , which founded the reached the age of 104 years.
Johan Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1581, bastard son of Superior Wolter Hegeman (ca. 1545-1582), servant of mayor Otto Roeck in Deventer . He marries Aelken Pauwels, daughter of Pauwel Pauwels, mayor of Zwolle . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in 1620, captain in the service of the King of Denmark .
Roelof Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1555, magistrate and mayor of Elburg . He married Jacobgen Heecks, daughter of Aleyt Heecks and Gerrit van Empste, mayor of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1581, first alderman , later mayor and magistrate of Elburg.
Roelof Hegeman, born in Elburg 1611, first alderman, later mayor of Elburg. In 1643 he married Geisje Greven, a member of the Greven family and daughter of Andries Greven and Wobbigje Feith . From this marriage:
Wobbina Hegemans, born in Elburg 1643. She married Hendrick Feith, mayor of Elburg, son of Arend Feith and Margaretha von Alemann.
Andries Hegeman, born in Elburg 1650, magistrate of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg 1646, ensign , married Antonia Cootenberg.
Jacob Lambertsz. Hegeman, first cousin (uncle) of Commander Wolter Hegeman, married Aertien Feith in 1651, a member of the Feith familyand daughter of Henrick Arntsz. Feith and Erwertje van Hoeclum, member of the van Hoeclum family . From this marriage:
Rev. Henrick Hegeman, born in Elburg ca. 1595, pastor in Vorchten . He marries Maritgen van Marle, daughter of Berent Egberts van Marle. From this marriage:
Rev. Wolter (Gualterus) Hegeman, preacher in Doornspijk.
Dionijs Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1625, grocer in the Nes in Amsterdam in 1653. He married Susanna de Schilder, daughter of Abraham de Schilder and Catlijn Metsue.
Adriaen Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1624, emigrated with his family to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652, sheriff of Midwout , Amersfort and Breuckelen ( Flatbush , Flatlands and Brooklyn ). He married Catharina Margits, daughter of Joseph Margits, a diamond cutter from London.
Rev. Helmichius Hegeman, born in Vorchten in 1633, preacher in Oosterwoldeand later in Vorchten, married Maria Nienhuys. From this marriage:
Henricus Hegeman (1662-1691), born in Arnhem, surgeon majorin the regiment of the Baron van Wassenaer.
Rev. Bernardus Hegeman, born ca. 1665, preacher in Vorchten , marries Margrita van der Wende, daughter of Rev. Johannes van der Wende (preacher on Kampereiland )
Jacob Hegeman married Elsgen Cornelisse. Jacob Hegeman was an alderman and also burgomaster (mayor-guardian) of Harderwijk, Holland. He owned a house on on Bruggestraat in Harderwijk, Holland. According to Dobson: He was a member of the St. Jorisgilde (St. George's guild) of Harderwijk in 1553, deacon and alderman of the Holy Sacrament guild in 1555, one of the four trustees of the orphanage in 1555 and 1557, alderman (schepen) in 1561 and magistrate (burgemeester) in 1564.
THE HEGEMAN FAMILY IN THE NETHERLANDS
The Hegeman family is a family originally from Gelderland and in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries an Elburg and Harderwijk patrician - and later regent family that produced various administrators, soldiers and preachers. The lineage goes back to Jan Hegeman, who was gifted with an annual allowance of 50 gold guilders by the Duke of Gelre in 1412 and is therefore mentioned for the first time in the year 1456, a Henric Hegeman is mentioned in the judicial archives of Harderwijk as the tenant of a roundel next to the Sint Nicolaaspoort, later called the Luttekepoort. Jacob Hegeman (1520-1571) is considered the ancestor of today's name bearers. He was a mayor and alderman of Harderwijk. Jacob was the father of Wolter Hegeman (1545-1582), colonel in State service during the Dutch Revolt. A great-grandson of Wolter Hegeman, also named Wolter Hegeman (1635-1703), was appointed drost of the Heerlijkheid Wisch in 1663 , causing a branch of descendants of Jacob Hegeman to settle in the then County of Zutphen ( Oost-Gelre).
Another branch ended up in Amsterdam via Dionijs Hegeman (1624-1678) and Adriaen Hegeman (1625-1672), great-grandsons of Jacob Hegeman, in the first half of the seventeenth century. Adriaen Hegeman emigrated from Amsterdam-to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652. He is the ancestor of all Hegemans living in America. Adriaen held various administrative positions in what was then Nieuw Amsterdam. The Adrian Hegeman Public School and Hegeman Avenue in present-day Brooklyn are named after him.
Cornelisgen Hegeman, daughter of Jacob Hegeman, inherited in the Elspeter forests and Uddeler Heegde, married Geerlof Jansz. Voeth, mayor of Harderwijk. From this marriage:
Johan Voeth, cavalryman,married Wendela Bardesius in 1613, daughter of Willem Baerdesen/Bardesius, lord of Warmenhuizen, mayor of Amsterdam .
Geerlofje Voeths, married Johan Lulofs, mayor of Deventer in 1617 .
Wolter Hegeman , son of Jacob Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1545, first hopman ( captain ) and later commander ( colonel ) in the State army , confidant of Count Willem van den Bergh and William of Orange during the Dutch Revolt . He married Niesgen Claesdr. From this marriage:
Wijntgen Hegemans, born in Harderwijk in 1580. She married Dirck Aeltsen, born in Harderwijk, mint master there. From this marriage:
Wolter Aeltsen Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1598, guild master of the St. George's Guild in Harderwijk, inherited in the Veluwe. [7] He marries Rijcka van Doetinchem, a member of the Doetinchem family . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in Harderwijk 1635, governor of Wisch , Terborg and Varsseveld. In direct lineage from this Wolter Hegeman:
Walter Theodorus Johannes Hegeman (1903-1996), priest in Lichtenvoorde and brother of Wilhelmus Antonius Hegeman (1889-1993), alias 'Diekas Willem', a corn weaver known in the Lichtenvoorde area and co-founder of the Marke Tussender Veen Foundation , which founded the reached the age of 104 years.
Johan Hegeman, born in Harderwijk in 1581, bastard son of Superior Wolter Hegeman (ca. 1545-1582), servant of mayor Otto Roeck in Deventer . He marries Aelken Pauwels, daughter of Pauwel Pauwels, mayor of Zwolle . From this marriage:
Wolter Hegeman, born in 1620, captain in the service of the King of Denmark .
Roelof Hegeman, born in Harderwijk ca. 1555, magistrate and mayor of Elburg . He married Jacobgen Heecks, daughter of Aleyt Heecks and Gerrit van Empste, mayor of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1581, first alderman , later mayor and magistrate of Elburg.
Roelof Hegeman, born in Elburg 1611, first alderman, later mayor of Elburg. In 1643 he married Geisje Greven, a member of the Greven family and daughter of Andries Greven and Wobbigje Feith . From this marriage:
Wobbina Hegemans, born in Elburg 1643. She married Hendrick Feith, mayor of Elburg, son of Arend Feith and Margaretha von Alemann.
Andries Hegeman, born in Elburg 1650, magistrate of Elburg.
Cornelis Hegeman, born in Elburg 1646, ensign , married Antonia Cootenberg.
Jacob Lambertsz. Hegeman, first cousin (uncle) of Commander Wolter Hegeman, married Aertien Feith in 1651, a member of the Feith familyand daughter of Henrick Arntsz. Feith and Erwertje van Hoeclum, member of the van Hoeclum family . From this marriage:
Rev. Henrick Hegeman, born in Elburg ca. 1595, pastor in Vorchten . He marries Maritgen van Marle, daughter of Berent Egberts van Marle. From this marriage:
Rev. Wolter (Gualterus) Hegeman, preacher in Doornspijk.
Dionijs Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1625, grocer in the Nes in Amsterdam in 1653. He married Susanna de Schilder, daughter of Abraham de Schilder and Catlijn Metsue.
Adriaen Hegeman, born in Elburg in 1624, emigrated with his family to Nieuw Amsterdam ( New York ) in 1652, sheriff of Midwout , Amersfort and Breuckelen ( Flatbush , Flatlands and Brooklyn ). He married Catharina Margits, daughter of Joseph Margits, a diamond cutter from London.
Rev. Helmichius Hegeman, born in Vorchten in 1633, preacher in Oosterwoldeand later in Vorchten, married Maria Nienhuys. From this marriage:
Henricus Hegeman (1662-1691), born in Arnhem, surgeon majorin the regiment of the Baron van Wassenaer.
Rev. Bernardus Hegeman, born ca. 1665, preacher in Vorchten , marries Margrita van der Wende, daughter of Rev. Johannes van der Wende (preacher on Kampereiland )
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