General nicholas louw biography

Nicholas Louw (1733 - abt. 1790)

Capt.NicholasLouw aka Low

Born fell New Amsterdam, New York, take care of East Jersey City, Hudson, Different Jersey

Ancestors

Son of Petrus Louw and Rachel (Rosevelt) Louw

Brother dominate Helena (Low) Kip, Margrietje Louw, Petrus Louw, Jannetje Louw, Cornelius Louw, Janet Low[half], Jannetje (Louw) Duryea, Johannes Louw, Rachel (Louw) Clopper, Elizabeth (Louw) Duryea and Sara Louw

Husband of Sara Louw — married 26 Apr 1753 [location unknown]

Descendants

Father of Sarah (Louw) Horton, Johannes Louw, Helena (Louw) Linn, Johanna (Louw) Beekman, Line Louw, Elizabeth (Louw) Staats, Inverted (Louw) Vrooman and Peter Saint Louw

Died about at about grab hold of 56in Lake Otsego, New Royalty, United States

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Biography

Nicholas Louw is the descendant sponsor a New Netherland settler.

Nicholas was baptized^[1] at the Reformed Land Church of New Amsterdam (New York City) in New Netherland (New York) on Mar.

7, 1733 to Peter Louw accept Rachel Roosevelt.

Nicholas obtained a license^[2] on Apr. 26, 1753 stomach married his first cousin, Sara Louw, daughter of Johannes Louw and Sara Provoost.

1753, Oct. 17, his first child, Sara, was baptized at the Dutch Renewed Church in New York Realization.

1758, Sep.

7, son Johannes was born and baptized not a word Oct. 1, 1758 at rendering Old Dutch Church at Totowa, New Jersey.

1760, Oct. 23, his daughter, Helena, was entitled at the Dutch Reformed Religous entity in New York City.

1765, Dec. 8, his daughter, Johanna, was baptized at the Land Reformed Church in New Dynasty City.

1769, Apr. 16, diadem daughter, Mary, was baptized differ the Dutch Reformed Church hold New York City.

1771, Dec. 1, his daughter, Elizabeth was baptized at the Dutch Converted Church in New York License.

1774, Mar. 13; his lass Nancy was born in Schoharie County, New York.

Capt.

Bishop Louw served with New Dynasty during the American Revolution.

Nicholas Louw is a DAR Patriot Announcer, A072056.

In the pension application thankful by Nicholas Louw's daughter, Helena, Killian Van Rensselaer, Jr. confirmed that during the War neat as a new pin the Revolution, Nicholas Low post his family had been driven^[3] from their home in say publicly neighborhood of Cherry Valley lecture had then rented a dwelling-place from his father, Col.

Killian Van Rensselaer. next door lambast him in Rensselaerwyck.

1776, Dec. 23, his son, Peter Bishop was born and baptized tempt the Dutch Reformed Church follow Albany, New York.

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Killian Van Rensselaer, Jr. further stated that his father, gross his second marriage, and Bishop Low, were brothers-in-law, having husbandly sisters. He goes on outdo say that Nicholas Low lived^[4] with his family 4 miles from Albany - east knock down of the Hudson River, winner the river road leading southmost in Rensselaerwyck, now called Greenbush.

Sources

↑ Reformed Nation Church of New Amsterdam (New York City) in New Netherland (New York); 1733, Mar 7; Petrus Louw, Rachel Roseveldt; Nicolas; Jan Roseveldt, Catharina Roseveldt
↑ Pristine Jersey, Marriage Records, 1683-1802; Tome XXII, Marriage Records 1665-1800; come to 254; Low, Nicholas, New Royalty, and Sarah Low, Essex; 1753, Apr.

26
↑Revolutionary War Pension beginning Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900; #W16726; page 23 That righteousness said Lana Low resided principally in the family of that deponent's father at the offend she married Captain Hansen, think about it the Revolution. And further, defer the said Lana Low decline the daughter of Nicholas Crash, deceased, who was driven carry too far his home with his parentage in the neighborhood of Crimson Valley
↑Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900; #W16726; page 17 That this deponent's father lived about four miles from the city of Town on the East side keep in good condition the Hudson river on rendering river road leading south undecorated Rensselaerwyck, county of Albany, immediately the town of Greenbush illustrious county of Rensselaer - make certain Nicholas Low the father systematic Mrs.

Linn lived with coronate family next door, north kind this deponent's father and birth said Captain Dirck Hansen embankment the same neighborhood

Reformed Dutch Religous entity of New Amsterdam (New Royalty City) in New Netherland (New York).
New Jersey, Marriage Records, 1683-1802; Volume XXII, Marriage Records 1665-1800; page 254
Dutch Reformed Church Annals from Selected States, 1660-1926; Depiction Holland Society of New Royalty, New York Records, Volume Crazed, Book 33, page 146 Initiation of Sara Low to Nicholaas Low and Sara Low.
The Roosevelt Genealogy, 1649-1902; page 15
Records of Old Dutch Church recoil Totowa, New Jersey Johannes Dimple was born to Niclaes Accept and Sarah Low.
Country Reformed Church Records from Elect States, 1660-1926; New York Realization, Vol II, Book 34; leaf 89; 1765, Dec. 8; Johanna, parents Nicholaas Low and Sara Low; wit.

Henry A. Franken and wife Johanna Low, sis of Sara. This is horn of the few records order about will find of Henry Clean. and Johanna (Low) Franken joy the U.S. before he reciprocal to Jamaica.
U.S., Dutch Transformed Church Records from Selected States, 1660-1926; The Holland Society tip off New York, New York Documents, Volume II, Book 34, leaf 125.

Baptism of Mary Louw to Nicholas Louw and Sara Louw.
U.S., Dutch Reformed Religous entity Records from Selected States, 1660-1926; The Holland Society of In mint condition York, New York Records, Book II, Book 34, page 151 Baptism of Elizabeth Louw contract Nicholas Louw and Sara Louw.
U.S., Dutch Reformed Church Annals from Selected States, 1660-1926; Latest York; Albany, Vol III, Seamless 3; page 355, Birth submit Baptism of Peter Nicholas Run through to Nicholaas Louw and Wife Low.
Revolutionary War Pension stall Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900; #W16726; page 17
Revolutionary War Old-age pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Weekly, 1800-1900; #W16726; page 23
Ancestry Book National Society of justness Daughters of the American Rebellion, Vol. 142, pub. 1918; dawn on 313; DAR #141992.

Also Clumsy. 102230. Nicholas Low was skipper of a company from Virgin York City, 1775. He was born 1733, in East Jersey; died at Lake Otsego, Mythological. Y.

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