Gerrit Jans DORLANDT (Sheriff of Kortenhoef)

[96]

ABT 1590 - BEF 1636

Father: Jans Janss DORLANDT
Mother: Christina UNKNOWN

Family 1 : Annetje KIRDS
  1. +Jan Gerretse DORLANDT 
                        _Jan DORLANDT _______+
                       | (1500 - ....) m 1550
 _Jans Janss DORLANDT _|
| (1550 - 1642)        |
|                      |_an unnamed UNKNOWN _
|                         m 1550             
|
|--Gerrit Jans DORLANDT 
|  (1590 - 1627)
|                       _____________________
|                      |                     
|_Christina UNKNOWN ___|
                       |
                       |_____________________

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[96]
"Dorlands" indicates came from France around 65 miles south of Paris to Breuken, HollandOne Dorland researcher, Steven Fulk of NY, states that "Gerret Jansson Dorlandt married Annitjen (Jasper) D Dirk about 1626 in Kortenhoefse, Holland." He also lists Gerret's father as: "Jan Jans (Jansson) Dorlandt, b. abt 1550, Kortenhoefse, (Utrecht) Holland; m. about 1580, and died after 1642. His wife's name was Christina_____." And then, his father as: "Jan Dorlant, b. about 1520 (same place); married about 1550" (no name for his spouse). He gave no reference sources for this information. According to "The Holland Project:" Gerrit Jans Dorlant, son of Jan Jans Dorlant and Christina was married to Annitjen JASPERS, daughter of Dirk. He is mentioned in "Book 110, Kortenhoefse on smaller Consumtion of Money" 1618; in 1624, 1627, 1632, and 1633 as an alderman of Cortenhoef (Prothocolien
Kortenhoef), and as a peat digger in Cortenhoef 1618-1635 (Description of the number of peatdiggers in Cortenhoef). He died before 1636. Their children were: 1. Jans Gerrits Dorlant 2. Cornelis Gerrits, under age in 1636 3. Wouter, married Geertijen Jansdochter; died before 1643 4. Dirck Gerrits 5. Claes Gerrits (?) (NOTE: According to Cremer, Gerrit and Annijen were the parents of Lambert Dorlant who emigrated to Nieu Amsterdam in 1652 on "The Spotted Cow." The Holland Research found that Lambert was not their son, but rather a first cousin of Jan Gerretse.)

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Henry FLEISCHER

[21]

ABT 1758 - ABT JUN 1821

Father: Peter FLEISCHER
Mother: Anna THIEL

Family 1 : Catherine PENNINGER
  1. +Henry FLESHER
  2. +John FLESHER 
                       _Balthasar FLEISCHER _+
                      | (1692 - 1755) m 1712 
 _Peter FLEISCHER ____|
| (1721 - 1802) m 1747|
|                     |_Anna Maria SCHMIDT __+
|                       (1692 - 1763) m 1712 
|
|--Henry FLEISCHER 
|  (1758 - 1821)
|                      _Johannes THIEL ______
|                     |                      
|_Anna THIEL _________|
  (1724 - ....) m 1747|
                      |_Anna Marie NIESS ____

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WVPENDLE-L Archives
From: "Koren Fae Rawlings"
Subject: Pendleton Times, July 1, 1999
Date: Sat, 31 Jul 1999 18:49:26 -0400
Henry FLEISHER, 1744-1821, Pendleton Co Militiaman
Descendants of Henry FLEISHER (1744-1821), a veteran of the American Revolutionary War, recently laid a headstone at his grave near Monterey, VA. A dedication cermony will be held 3 Jul, as the Fleisher clan gathers for their annual reunion nearby. Henry FLEISHER was born in Holland, Germany in 1744 and came with his father, Peter Fleisher, to Port Philadelphia, PA, around the middle of the century. They then relocated to Pendleton Co, VA, just six miles north of Monterey, VA, on US Rt. 220. The homestead now is located on the line between West Virginia and Virginia with land in both states.
He married Susan Catherine PENINGER in 1777 to which union was born 11 children two of which died in infancy. Of the nine children, seven went west with the two youngest inheriting the homeplace. Four of these children, Henry, Jr., Conrad, George and Barbara [FLEISHER] HEFNER, went to Fayette Co, Ohio, around 1810 and all owned land and engaged in business there. Henry Jr. was a blacksmith and the others were farmers. While he was there, Henry, Jr. was wounded in the War of 1812 and had nine children born in Fayette Co, OH. Curtis E. Fleisher of Washington C.H., OH [Fayette County], became a member of the Arthur St. Claire Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution by way of his great-great-great-grandfather, Henry FLEISHER. (Lineage- Henry, Andrew, Solomon, Austin, Elbert and Curtis). He applied for a stone from the Veterans Administration to mark the grave of Henry Fleisher who served under General Washington. Henry Fleisher was listed as a sergeant at Valley Forge, PA, and later promoted to lieutenant. Some of his travels included Tigert Valley, Winchester, Jersey and Middlebrook. He was on a two year enlistment from Augusta County, VA, and served in Capt. Michael Bowyer's Company, the 12th Virginia Regt., commanded by Col. James Wood, and General Scott's Brigade. He was in the battle of Brandywine, Germantown and other skirmisher.
After the Revolutionary War, he continued to serve in the militia of Pendleton County where he achieved the rank of major. He had a son, Benjamin, who was also sheriff of said county, according to some reports. On 9 Jun 1999, Curtis and Janet FLEISHER, accompanied by brother-in-law, Glenn BOTKIN, Jr., of McDowell, VA, took the stone, which was delivered to their residence in Washington CH, OH, in Apr. They set it in concrete in the Fleisher Cem.
{End of article}
There is a photo of the grave marker, but I cannot read what is on them. The area where the homestead is located was all part of Pendleton County, VA until 1847 when Highland County was formed. The historical society in Highland County has a copy of the Campbell Map, which was done in 1847, showing residences, for sale. They are located in Monterey, VA.
Koren Fae Rawlings
304-358-3261
Pendleton Co, WVa Historical Preservation Association
pendhist@access.mountain.net

will

65 acres part of a warrant of 1,000 ac nbr 547 granted William PRICE in exchange 4 Nov 1793 on the west side of the South Branch adjacent HARPER's land beginning two white oaks on a line of CHAMBER's land S 30 E 76 to two white oaks corner of his former land then along the west side of his former land S 30 W 30 to two white oaks on a bank S 50 W 64 to a black oak sapling S 35 W 50 to a maple and white oak S 17 W 64 to a maple and a hickory then leaving his former line N 29 W 12 to a white oak N 4 E 40 to two white oaks N 60 W 26 to a black and white oak on a hillside N 31 E 200 to the beginning.

82 acres of land in Augusta Co on the north east side of his land on the South barnch of Potomac, beginning at red oak saplings on the side of a hill near his old line and thence S 85 degrees W 134 poles crossing a deep hollow to two shite oaks and two red oaks on the side of a high hill, thence S 15 E 143 poles to a sugar tree, two elms and an ash sapling, N 87 E 52 poles to a large white oak and sugar tree on a hill side, N 22 E 154 poles to the beginning. 12 Apr 1783 John Wilson asst. Surveyed by part of a state warrant of 1301 acres obtained by John Wilson the 24th of Dec 1782. No 15057 John Poage S.A.C.

Pendleton County WV Deeds

[2 Jul 1805 Pendleton County VA]
[Henry Fleisher and Catharine his wife to George Rimer]

Book 4 Page 171

This Indenture made this second day of July one Thousand eight hundred & five between Henry FLEISHER Senr and Catharine his wife of the one part and George RIMER of the other part all of the County of Pendleton & State of Virginia Witnefseth that for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and fifty Pounds current money the receipt whereof the said Henry Fleisher doth hereby acknowledge have granted bargained and sold, aliened released and confirmed and by these Presents do grant bargain sell alien release and confirm unto the said George Rimer his heirs and afsigns one certain Tract or parcel of Land containing two hundred acres Situate lying and being in the said County of Pendleton on a branch of Straight Creek a branch of the South Branch of Potomack adjoining the lands of George RIMERs William WHITMANs & Nicolas former land and bounded as followeth to wit: Beginning at two sugars cown (?) to Nicholas land and running thence S 45 E 24 poles to a white oak & Chesnut …(?) thence S 10 E 17 Poles to an Ash and sugartree near the Bullpasture road S 75 E 80 Poles to two large Spruce pines, S 48 E 38 poles to a birch on the point of a ridge in the forks of two branches. S 19 E 10 %(?) poles to a Maple & Sugar tree in the bottom S23 E 80 poles to three sugar trees in a hollow S 44 W 80 poles to a red oak & sugar tree S 5 E 40 poles to a large red oak & sugar tree. S 20 W 24 Poles to a Chesnut oak on a lottside(?) S 55 W 38 Poles crofsing a run to a spanish Oak & Sugar on WHITEMANs line, N 55 W 96 poles with a line of WHITEMANs to a cucumber tree corner of said land N 50 W 28 Poles to a Lyme and read Oak on a hill side S 88 E 46 poles to a forked sugar tree near a corner of Rimers land N 16 E 333 poles To a Sugar & Lynn corner of RIMERs Land Thence W 68 Poles to a black oak Chesnut Oak and white Oak N 45 W 98 Poles to two white Oaks S 44 W 38 poles to a sugar & white Oak tree N 68 W 39 Poles to two Spruce pines N 6 W 35 poles crofsing a branch & a road to two white Oaks corner of the BUSSARD Cabin place S 70 E 60 poles to a white Oak N 40 E 56 Poles to the beginning and singular the Premises ways waters watercourses Profits commodities Hereditoments (?) and appurtenances unto the same belonging or in anywise appertaining to the same and all the right Title & Claim to them the said Henry & Catharine or any other Person or Persons whatsoever, and the said Henry & Catharine his wife for themselves & their heirs do covenant promise & grant to and with the said George RIMER his heirs and afsigns that the said Tract of land with its appurtenances now at the time of sealing and delivery of these presents is free and clear from all deeds bargains of Sale Judgments Executions charges and incumbrances whatsoever done committed or suffered or to be done by the said Henry or Catharine or any other Person or Persons whatsoever; and the said Henry FLEISHER & Catharine his wife their heirs & c. do convey the said Tract of land with its appurtencances aforementioned against the claim or claims of all & every other Person or Persons whatsoever to the said George RIMER his heirs & afsigns shall & will warrant & forever defend. In witnefs whereof the said Henry & Catharine have hereunto set their hands & seals this day & year first mentioned.
Henry FLEISHER seal
her mark
Catharine R FLEISHER seal
At a Court held for Pendleton Co on Tuesday the second day of July one Thousand eight hundred and five This deed from Henry FLEISHER & Catharine his wife to George RIMER was acknowledged in Court by the said Henry & Catherine she being privily examined as the law directs & ordered to be recorded.

At a court for Pendleton Co the 3rd day of July 1821 - This last will and testament of Henry FLEISHER deceased was presented in court and proved by Jacob PECK and Peter HARPER the subscribing witnefses thereto and ordered to be recorded.
Test Z. DYERS C.P.C.

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Rebecca SOAMES

6 JUL 1761 - 9 DEC 1816

Father: Samuel SOAMES
Mother: Elizabeth CONKLING

Family 1 : Samuel DORLAND
  1. +Timothy Samuel DORLAND 
                       _Richard SOMES ______
                      |  m 1723             
 _Samuel SOAMES ______|
| (1728 - 1813) m 1749|
|                     |_Maria GARRISON _____+
|                        m 1723             
|
|--Rebecca SOAMES 
|  (1761 - 1816)
|                      _Timothy CONKLING ___
|                     |                     
|_Elizabeth CONKLING _|
  (1731 - ....) m 1749|
                      |_____________________

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Judith THOMAS

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16 JAN 1568 - 21 DEC 1625

Father: Robert THOMAS
Mother: Judith FISHER

Family 1 : James FEAKE
  1. +Robert FEAKE 
                       _an unnamed THOMAS __
                      | (1504 - ....)       
 _Robert THOMAS ______|
| (1547 - 1610)       |
|                     |_____________________
|                                           
|
|--Judith THOMAS 
|  (1568 - 1625)
|                      _William FISHER _____
|                     | (1518 - ....)       
|_Judith FISHER ______|
  (1534 - ....)       |
                      |_____________________

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[126]
in Ch of St Edmund, the King.

[180]
in St Nicholas Acons Ch, or 1592/1593.

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Rebecca VAN GAU

____ - ____

Family 1 : Humphrey CLAY
  1. +Atalanta Athalma CLAY

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William WHITNEY

____ - BEF 15/15 JAN 1734/1735

Father: Nathaniel WHITNEY
Mother: Sarah HAGAR

Family 1 : Martha PIERCE
  1. +Amity WHITNEY 
                       _John WHITNEY _______+
                      |                     
 _Nathaniel WHITNEY __|
|                     |
|                     |_Ruth REYNOLDS ______
|                                           
|
|--William WHITNEY 
|  (.... - 1734)
|                      _____________________
|                     |                     
|_Sarah HAGAR ________|
                      |
                      |_____________________

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