Heindricke (Hendrikus, Henry) HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)

Notes:

At the time of their marriage he lived in New Lotts. He was a member of the Reformed Dutch Church at Flatbush in 1677 and it was there that he took the oath of allegiance in 1787. In 6191 he, along with others, purchased what was then
known as the Harland tract in Somerset County, New Jersey.

Heindricke married Adrient BLOODGOOD on 26 Apr 1684 in (old) Dutch Reformed Church, New York. Adrient (daughter of Frans Janse BLOODGOOD and Lysbet (Lysbeth, Elizabeth) JANS) was born about 1660. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Catrina (Catherine) Hageman
2. Adrian HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)
3. Joost HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)
4. Jacobus HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)
5. Phebe HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)
6. Joseph HAGEMAN (HEGERMAN)

Notes:

Came to America about 1650 with a family of eight children.

Adriaen and Catherina came to America from Holland and settled in Amsterdam about 1672. He established a residence in Flatbush, L.I. where he died in 1672. Records reveal that he was a magistrate at Midout (Flatbush) 1654 to 1660and
1663. He was schout-fiscal in 1661 covering the "Five Dutch Towns" on Long Island. In this same year he obtained a patent for 100 acres of land in Midout upon which he settled. February 164, he procured the making of dispositions in
relation o the misconduct of an English troop at Midout and headed a deligation to a convention at Flatbushwhich was called for the purpose of selecting delegates to lay before the states-general the distressed condition of the country.
In1665, he and Thos. Swartout petitioned the director-general to have the limits of Midout defined, and with Commissary Stryker they were authorized to make demarkation rquested.

*unsure of source, paper about the Bloodgood family titled "Earliest Records of Ancestors in Europe (Scandinavia, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands ) Origin of name and Migraton of Family.

Adriaen married Catherina (Kethery) MARGITS. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]