Femmetje Arise Van der Bilt b. 21 Sep 1684, d. bef 16 Jun 1743
Daughter of Aris Janse Van der Bilt and Hillitje Remse.
Her husband, Gosen, the younger son of Adrian Ryerse and Annetje Schenck, removed to Staten Island, retained the original family name in its Dutch spelling and became the ancestor of the Ryerss family of Staten Island.
Also known as Gosen Reyersen.
Her family:
1. Annitje Goosense Ryerson b. 14 Mar 1708
Bio includes data from The Ryerson Genealogy Book.
REYERSZ, REYERSZEN or RYERSS [modern Ryerson]
............
Daughter of Aris Janse Van der Bilt and Hillitje Remse.
Her husband, Gosen, the younger son of Adrian Ryerse and Annetje Schenck, removed to Staten Island, retained the original family name in its Dutch spelling and became the ancestor of the Ryerss family of Staten Island.
Also known as Gosen Reyersen.
Her family:
1. Annitje Goosense Ryerson b. 14 Mar 1708
Bio includes data from The Ryerson Genealogy Book.
REYERSZ, REYERSZEN or RYERSS [modern Ryerson]
............
Femmetje Arise Van der Bilt b. 21 Sep 1684, d. bef 16 Jun 1743
Daughter of Aris Janse Van der Bilt and Hillitje Remse.
Her husband, Gosen, the younger son of Adrian Ryerse and Annetje Schenck, removed to Staten Island, retained the original family name in its Dutch spelling and became the ancestor of the Ryerss family of Staten Island.
Also known as Gosen Reyersen.
Her family:
1. Annitje Goosense Ryerson b. 14 Mar 1708
Bio includes data from The Ryerson Genealogy Book.
REYERSZ, REYERSZEN or RYERSS [modern Ryerson]
............
Daughter of Aris Janse Van der Bilt and Hillitje Remse.
Her husband, Gosen, the younger son of Adrian Ryerse and Annetje Schenck, removed to Staten Island, retained the original family name in its Dutch spelling and became the ancestor of the Ryerss family of Staten Island.
Also known as Gosen Reyersen.
Her family:
1. Annitje Goosense Ryerson b. 14 Mar 1708
Bio includes data from The Ryerson Genealogy Book.
REYERSZ, REYERSZEN or RYERSS [modern Ryerson]
............
Gravesite Details
There may be exfoliated, sunken, buried, field stones, as grave markers, for these early Dutch/English congregation of colonists.
Family Members
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