Lot: N14 (Taxlots)

Lot
N14
Lot Group
Taxlots
Related Book Page
n14.pdf
Property Was Used in 1660 For:
Houses - Attached
Original Grants and Farms Document(s)
Grant Lot Document(s)
Date Start
1646-07-02
Related Ancestors:
Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063)
Tax Lot Events
Document(s) Property Type Taxlot Event Type Date To Party 1 Entity Description (to party 1) Party Role In Transaction (to party 1) To Party 2 Entity Description (to party 2) Party Role In Transaction (to party 2) From Party 1 Party Role In Transaction (from party 1) Entity Description (from party 1) From Party 2 Entity Description (from party 2) Party Role In Transaction (from party 2) References Title
January 1, 1663 Asser Levy (ID: 1,660,117) Individual Owner Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063) Builder Individual N15_1663-01-01
Deed June 1, 1663 Asser Levy (ID: 1,660,117) Individual Grantee Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063) Individual N15_1663-06-01
Sale Individual Buyer Asser Levy (ID: 1,660,117) Seller Individual N15_1673-00-00_1
House Individual Owner N15_1673-00-00_2
Ground-Brief July 2, 1646 Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063) Individual Owner Geertie Bouwkens (ID: 660,040) Individual Owner (Joint Owner through Marriage) N13_N14_1646-07-02
Inheritance Geertie Bouwkens (ID: 660,040) Individual Inheritor (Owner) Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063) Owner (Joint Owner through Marriage) Individual N13_N14_1671-04-00
Inheritance Individual Inheritor (Owner) N13_N14_1726-00-00
Full Stokes Entry (See images below)
This large double house and the curious structure to the left (No. 13) were all that Wessel Evertsen had retained of his ground-brief of July 2, 1646.^ — Liber GG: 151 (Albany). With its garden to the east, the homestead covered numbers 53, 55, and 57 Stone Street. In 1726, Lawrence Wessels, Jacob Bratt, and Nicholas Eyres, heirs of Wessel Evertsen, still owned it. — Recitals in Liber Deeds, XXXI: 185.

Skipper Wessel Evertsen is mentioned in the colony, in July, 1642. — Fan Rensselaer Bowier MSS., 715. He married Geertie Bouwkens, from Naerden, March 15, 1643. — Marriages in ReJ. Dutch Ch., 12. He is said to have come over in the service of the Company, and to have commanded the Company's yacht, " St. Martin." — Rec. N. Am., VI : 22on.

Evertsen seems to have made a living as captain of a sloop, sometimes fishing, sometimes carrying freight to points on Long Island and other nearby places.

He was dead by April, 1671. — Ibid., VI: 220.