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Johannes Post

Birth9 Jun 1761 - Acquackanonk Township, Essex (now Passaic), New Jersey
Death4 Dec 1841 - New Barbadoes, Bergen, New Jersey
MotherMaria Anna Cogh
FatherCapt Francois (Francis) Jacobus Post

Born in Acquackanonk Township, Essex (now Passaic), New Jersey on 9 Jun 1761 to Capt Francois (Francis) Jacobus Post and Maria Anna Cogh. Johannes Post married Sophya (Feytie) Paulse and had 12 children. He passed away on 4 Dec 1841 in New Barbadoes, Bergen, New Jersey.

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Parents
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Capt Francois (Francis) Jacobus Post
1724 - 1792
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Maria Anna Cogh
1738 - 1814
Spouse(s)
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Sophya (Feytie) Paulse
1774 - 1859
Children Show all
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Johannes Post
1785 - 1785
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Feytie Fytje (Sophie) Post Van Dien
1794 - 1878
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Agie Euphemia (Effie) Post
1799 - 1885
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Geertje (Charity) Post
1802 - 1876
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Cornelius Post
1787 - Unknown
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Andries Post
1791 - 1861
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Martha Post
1803 - 1841
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Gertrude Post
1801 - 1885
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Maragrietje Margaret Janse Post
1796 - 1857
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Cornelius (Casparus) Post
1806 - 1856
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Johannis [Paulusse] Post
1795 - 1839
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Neeltje Post
1799 - 1867

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