DescriptionJoost Duryea, son of Jacob and Catrina Polhemius in A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente.png	English: Joost Duryea, son of Jacob and Catrina Polhemius in A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente
Date	1902
Source	A Documentary History of Het (the) Nederdeutsche Gemeente
Author	Henry Augustus Stoutenburgh  (1842–1919)     Description American writer Date of birth/death 27 January 1842  13 February 1919  Location of birth/death East Norwich Sea Cliff Authority file : Q44078449 VIAF: 31741270 ISNI: 0000000048768239 LCCN: no2006005017 Open Library: OL6803930A WorldCat creator QS:P170,Q44078449

Joost Duryea, of Ja. South, farmer and miller, son of Jacob and Catrina Polhemius, m. ( Terhune, dau. of Albert and Aaltje Voorhees; m. (2°) Geertye Van Nostrand, dau. of Aaron and Aaltje Van Steenwyck; m. (3°) Charity —. His will dated Mch. .6. .774; proved Apl. 22, .775 (N. 4 '9. F., 43o, N. Y.). The exs. were his brothers Abraham and Jacob and bro.-in-law Albert Terhune. Apl. 12, x775. Rulef by deed conveyed to John Durye, Jr., baker of N. Y., all his interest in the "estate of my father Joost late of Ja. South." Apl. 3o, x775. Jacob Duryea and Albert Terhune, exs. of Joost of Ja. South, conveyed the mill property at Ja. South to John Duryea, Jr., bolter of N. Y. Issue (by first wife), Rulef, the first born. John, m. Sarah Barkuloo; m. Jane Rapalye. (By second wife): Anne, bp. Apl. 22, 1747, at W. H.; m. — Van Wicklen. Jacob, m. Mary —. Aaron. m. Mary Mott.

Joost Duryea, of Jamaica South, farmer and miller, son of Jacob and Catrina Polhemius, married Terhune, daughter of Albert and Aaltje Voorhees; married (2^d) Geertye Van Nostrand, daughter of Aaron and Aaltje Van Steenwyck; m. (3^d) Charity —. His will dated March 6, 1774; proved April 22, 1775 (N. 4 '9. F., 43o, N. Y.). The exs, were his brothers Abraham and Jacob and brother-in-law Albert Terhune. April 12, 1775. Rulef by deed conveyed to John Duryea, Jr., baker of New York, all his interest in the "estate of my father Joost late of Jamaica South." April 30, 1775. Jacob Duryea and Albert Terhune, exs. of Joost of Jamaica South, conveyed the mill property at Jamaica South to John Duryea, Jr., bolter of New York.

Issue (by first wife),

• Rulef Duryea, the first born.
• John Duryea, m. Sarah Barkuloo; m. Jane Rapalye.

Issue (by second wife):

• Anne Duryea, baptized April 22, 1747, at Wilver Hollow; married — Van Wicklen.
• Jacob Duryea, married Mary —.
• Aaron Duryea, married Mary Mott.

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