Elizabeth SEBRING

____ - AFT Apr 1752

• BAPTISM: 8 Jun 1677, Long Island, NY
• DEATH: AFT Apr 1752, Somerset, NJ

• MARRIAGE: ABT 1710, Somerset, NJ

1.  Ariantje BODINE
2.  Mary (Maryken) BODINE
3.  John (Jan) BODINE
4.  John (Jaentien) BODINE
5.  Jacob BODINE
6.  Catherine (Catharina) BODINE
7. +Agnes (Antje) BODINE
8.  Cornelius BODINE
9.  Peter BODINE

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 _Jan Roelofsen SEBRING _|
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|--Elizabeth SEBRING 
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|                         _Johannes Theodorus POLHEMIUS _|
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|_Adriaentje POLHEMUS ___|
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                         |_Catharina VAN WERVEN _________|
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[3070] See "Dave's Bodine Genealogy Web Site"
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~bodine/
Dave Bodine [Dave@MediterraneanAccents.com]
(This is a very thoroughly researched site. Be certain to
follow the "Notes" links out of the family trees to find
a great deal of background information.)

"The Rev. Johannes Theodorus Polhemius and Some of his Descendants"
I. Heyward Peck
NYGBR v90 p171 (Jul 1959)
"About 1661 Adrianna mar. Jan Roeloffsen Sebring b. in Drenthe, Holland, in
1631 who had emigrated to America with his brother-in-law Steven Coerte Van
Voorhees aboard De Bonte Koe in April 1660... They had seven children:
(e) Elizabeth Sebring bap. June 8, 1677, in the Brooklyn Dutch Church."

"Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and Allied Families"
Mary Elizabeth Sinnott
JB Lippincott, Philadelphia, PA, 1905.
(Note that Sinnott is confused by the name "Elizabeth" being rendered in Dutch as "Lubetze".
Later baptismal records of her children strongly suggest that this was, in fact, Elizabeth Sebring.)
"Jacob Bodine, was a member of the Raritan Dutch Church in 1711. In 1716 he was licensed to
keep an inn in Middlesex County, which, if he ever carried it on, must have been sufficiently near
to Somerville to allow him to maintain relations with the Raritan church, where all his children were
baptized. He died intestate in Hunterdon County in 1748, and his estate was administered upon by
his widow, Catherine, on 23 May of that year. His first wife, Elizabeth, the mother of all his children,
and whom he married about 1710, was probably Elizabeth Lubetze.

[3071] [S216] International Genealogical Index (R)

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