Jacob DeWitt

Birth31 Dec 1691 - Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States

DeathOct 1748 - Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States

MotherJannetje Egbertson

FatherCaptain Andries DeWitt 8GG (Great-Grandfather of DeWitt Clinton) (DNA Match - Aunt Chobby)

Born in Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States on 31 Dec 1691 to Captain Andries DeWitt 8GG (Great-Grandfather of DeWitt Clinton) (DNA Match - Aunt Chobby) and Jannetje Egbertson. Jacob DeWitt married Heyltjen Van Kampen and had 8 children. He passed away on Oct 1748 in Marbletown, Ulster, New York, United States.

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Parents

Captain Andries Dewitt 8Gg (Great-grandfather Of Dewitt Clinton) (Dna Match - Aunt Chobby)
1657 - 1710

Jannetje Egbertson
1664 - 1733

Spouse(s)

Heyltjen Van Kampen
1700 - 1745

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Evert Dewitt
1733 - 1801

Elizabeth De Witt
1738 - 1772

Catrina Dewitt
1742 - Unknown

Johannes Dewitt
1734 - 1751

Maria Dewitt
1740 - 1818

Heyldie Dewitt
1743 - Unknown

Jacob Rutsen Dewitt
1729 - 1821

Jacob Rutzen Dewitt
1729 - 1792

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