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- Baptized August 4, 1677. Witness, Sarah Kierstede.
Will of Hans Kierstede, Doctor, dated January 26, 1758, Proved May 12, 1759, Ulster County, New York, Liber 21, p 343. "Advanced in years, To my daughter, Aryantie, my oldest Silver Beaker and my House where I live, with the Barn and Lott of ground and all depending on the same, as the same is now separated from the lot of Robert Elting, and the whole to be valued at $80. To my son Christoffel, one Silver Beaker, and my Lot of ground on the Corner Opposite to Severyn Bruyn's, which I bought of Barent Bent Huyren, with all thereon, depending, as the same is now in fence and hitherto by me occupied, also my Great Bible, and the whole to be valued at 40 pounds. To Hans Kenning, Abraham Kenning, and Marretie Kenning, the children of daughter Anna, the corner house in which their father, Isaac Kenning, now Dwelleth, with the lot of ground as the same was conveyed to me by Roelof Eltinge, and the same is to be valued at 50 pounds. As heirs of all my real estate, my eight children, Christoffel, Sara, wife of Hendricus Sleght, Catharine, wife of Henderick Bos, Lena, wife of Petrus A. Low, Cornelia, wife of Dom. Mancius, and Aryantie, and in place of my late son, Roelof Kierstede, I appoint his five children, Christoffel, John, Luykas, Anna, and Aryantie, and in the room of my daughter Anna, I appoint her three children, Hans, Abraham and Margritie Keening, and the amounts valued to my children, Christophel, Aryantie, and the children of my daughter, Anna, are to be reckoned to be so much of their shares. If any portion should come to me from my brother, Luykas, deceased, it shall go to my heirs. My son, Christoffel, sons-in-law, Hendricus Sleght, and Rev. Georgius Willt. Mancius appointed executors. Witnessed by James Elting, Johanes Masten, and Jan Eltinge.
Translated from the original Dutch and therewith carefully compared by me, Jacob Goelet, sworn translator of the Dutch language, June 20, 1759. Surrogate's Office, New York, Ulster County, New York Probbate Records. "Abstracts of Wills", published by The New York Historical Society.
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1676 - 1759 (83 years)