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- Christian Barentsen VAN HORN, b 24 Oct 1681, Bergen, NJ, d. 1753,
Richboro, Bucks, PA, md Willentje VAN DYKE, b 1681, d May 1760,
Richboro, Bucks, PA, d/o Henrick Jans VAN DYCK
Annetje VAN HORN, b 19 Jul 1716, Bucks, PA, md 6 Aug 1735, Abington,
Montgomery, PA
at Southampton Dutch:
Geertye c1710, sp Hendrick van Dyck and wf Jannetye Harmense
Antye 1712, sp Dr. Paulus van Vlecq andJannetye van Vlecq
Christian 1730?
will of 1748/1751, Northampton Twp (see Marvin's book, pg 69)
wf Williamakee
Barnard
Henry
John
Christian
Ann w/o Cornelius Corson
Catharine w/o Henry Hageman
Jane w/o John Hageman
Charity w/o Godfrey Vanduren
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Note: will of Barnard 1760, Northampton Twp mentions:
brothers Henry, John
sisters Charity Vanduren, Katherine Hagerman, Jane Hagerman
(witness includes Abram Van Hooren, Patience Vanhorn)
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Note: will of Williamkee 1760, Northampton mentions
Charity Vanduren
Katharine Hagerman
Jane Hagerman
etc
d-i-l Susanna Vanhorn
From History of Bucks County, pg 94:
Christian Van Horn, second son of Barendt and Geertje (Dirckse) VanHorn, born at Bergen,
New Jersey, October 24, 1681. He married Williamtje Van Dyck, daughter of
Hendrick Janse and Jennetje (Heermans) Van Dyck, and granddaughter of...
Christian Van Horn located in Northampton township, Bucks county, on 294 acres
conveyed to him by his father in 1707. In 1737 tow hundred acres of the land belonging
to the estate of his father-in-law.... He represented Bucks county in the Pennsylvania
assembly for the years 1723-1732 and 1734-1737, thirteen years in all. He died
November 23, 1751, and his wife May 6,1760. She was born on Staten Island,
July 4, 1681. The will of Christian Van Horn devised to his eldest son Bernard...
Henry... John... Charity... Christian... To his son Barnard he bequethed his large
Bible. This Bible is now inthe possession of Dr. Wilmer Krusen, of 127 North 29th St,
Philadelphia, having descended to him from his ancestors, the Hegemans, John
Hegeman having married Janve Van Horn, daughter of Christian, who inherited it
from her brother, Barnard Van Horn, who died in 1760, without issue. It was printed
at Dordrecht in 1690, and was purchased by Hendrick Van Dyck...
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