• General Notes

  He lived in Kinderhook(1676), Schenectady(1697), Renssalaerwyck(1699), and Kinderhook(1702-20)
  
  Deputy sheriff in 1676.
  Lieutenant in the Albany Co. Militia in 1700.
  Schoolteacher in 1702.
  
  VV Notes:[T4218]
  BIRTH and BAPTISM: record of RDC of NY s/o Lambert Van Valckenburg; Sponsors: Marten Cregir, Jan Hartman and Luntie Jochems; place was known then as New Amsterdam, New Netherlands
  
  MARRIAGE: 1st; no known record; son Lambert was married in 1693, assuming he was 20-22 when he married, his parents should have been married abt 1670-72; from Archive record
  
  2nd; After 3 banns, Jochum Van Valkenburg, widower of Eva Vroman, to Jannetie Mingaal Van Aalsteyn, widow of Lambert Van Aalsteyn; Church record
  
  Lambertâ€(tm)s son Jochem Manbertse VV was very active in the early Dutch communities. Various records indicate he was a deputy sheriff in 1676; a deputy messenger in 1679; a constable for two years (1679-80); a roadmaster in 1684; a Lieutenant in the Albany Co. Militia in 1700; resigned procentorship in 1702; and became a schoolteacher in Kinderhook in 1702. Many other records indiacte he was a farmer; traded his farm in 1681; made an inventory the following year; and set land boundaries in 1684. The census reports him in 1697 as head of a family of 3 men, 1 woman, and 4 children in Schenectady. In 1699, still at Schenectady, he took an oath of allegiance to the British and the same year is reported as being of the Manor of Renssalaerwyck where in 1700 he bought land on Kinderhook Creek from the patentee, later selling it to his son, Jochem, in 1718.
  
  The first wife of Jochem Lambertse VV was Eva Hendirckse Vroman who came to America in 1664 from The Netherlands with her father, then a widower. None of their children were baptised until 1684 when the five oldest boys were baptised at the same time. The birthdates of the children are not available.

Details of Jochem's family with Eva Hendrickse Vrooman

Details of Jochem's family