Lot
N5
Lot Group
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Property Was Used in 1660 For:
Original Grants and Farms Document(s)
Grant Lot Document(s)
Date Start
1659-00-00
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Description
Gysbert Teunissen van Barnevelt (1660180) was listed as a farmer. As a result, we have modeled this house as a farmer's house. TD
Here are the dimensions used in creating the 3D model of this house:
Width (Frontage on the Street) - 15'10"
Length - 29' 8.1"
Height from finished floor to beginning of roof line - 7' 9"
Interior Height from floor to ceiling - 7'8"
Roof Height from floor level to top peak of roof - 20'4"
The measurements were researched by Len Tantillo
Tax Lot Events
Full Stokes Entry (See images below)
ochim Calder, who was the patentee here in 1645, was dead before 1659. He left his wife, Magdalena Waele, with five children. On the first of March, 1659, marriage banns were published for Madelena Wale and Gysbert Teunissen, of Barnevelt, who already had four children. — Marriages in Ref. Dutch Ch., 23; Min. oj Orph. Court, I: 79. Both husbands were Long Island farmers. — Cal. Hist. MSS., Dutch, 46; Rec. N. Am., IH: 291. Gysbert and Magdaleena sold their house, July 9, 1663, to Joghem, the baker, who was confirmed as Jochem Backer, in 1667. — Patents, IL 67 (Albany).
Jochem Wesselsen, baker, sold it to Jacob Abrahamsen (Santfoord) , the shoemaker, in 1672. — Liher Deeds, B: 197; cf. Book of Records of Deeds y Transfers (etc.), 1665-1672 (translated), 221-2. The Santford, or Van Santfoord, family retained it for nearly a century.- — Liber Deeds, XL: 533-5.
The vacant lot adjoining — part of Calder's grant — was purchased, still unimproved, April 5, 1660, by Adriaen van Laer. (Recitals in Patents, IH: 23, Albany). On it he built a house, before January 18, 1661. — Rec. N. Am., Ill: 250. (See No. 6, infra.)
Jochem Wesselsen, baker, sold it to Jacob Abrahamsen (Santfoord) , the shoemaker, in 1672. — Liher Deeds, B: 197; cf. Book of Records of Deeds y Transfers (etc.), 1665-1672 (translated), 221-2. The Santford, or Van Santfoord, family retained it for nearly a century.- — Liber Deeds, XL: 533-5.
The vacant lot adjoining — part of Calder's grant — was purchased, still unimproved, April 5, 1660, by Adriaen van Laer. (Recitals in Patents, IH: 23, Albany). On it he built a house, before January 18, 1661. — Rec. N. Am., Ill: 250. (See No. 6, infra.)