Jan Otto VAN TUIL

Abt 1640 - 1690  (~ 49 years)

• Name	Jan Otto VAN TUIL
  Born	Abt 1640	Utrecht, Holland
  Gender	Male
  Died	Between 1689 and 1690	at sea?   [1]
  Person ID	I589	Josh E. Taylor Jr. Tree
  Last Modified	1 Nov 2019

  
  

  Father	Baron Otto VAN TUIL
  Relationship	natural
  Family ID	F294	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Gertruyt Jans VAN PELT
  Married	Abt 1660	Holland
  Children	1. Cornelius Janse VAN TUYL,   b. Abt 1661,   d. 1689, Probably at sea  (Age ~ 28 years)  [natural]   2. Otto VAN TUYL,   b. Abt 1661,   d. 1705, In a shipwreck  (Age ~ 44 years)  [natural]   3. Gerrit Janse VAN TUYL,   b. 1662  [natural]   4. Neeltje Janse VAN TUYL,   b. 1664,   d. 1696  (Age 32 years)  [natural]   5. Elizabeth Janse VAN TUYL,   b. Abt Jan 1667  [natural]   6. Anna Janse VAN TUYL,   b. 1672,   d. Aft Oct 1705  (Age > 33 years)  [natural]   7. Aert Janse VAN TUYL,   b. 1675,   d. 1705  (Age 30 years)  [natural]   8. Alexander VAN TUYL,   b. 1677  [natural]   9. Abraham VAN TUYL,   b. Abt Dec 1680  [natural]   10. Isaac VAN TUYL,   b. Abt Dec 1680,   d. Abt 1728  (Age ~ 47 years)  [natural]   11. Cornelis Janse VAN TUYL  [natural]   12. Gerritt Janse VAN TUYL  [natural]
  Last Modified	1 Nov 2019
  Family ID	F258	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  also spelled Van Thujil, Van Tuyl, etc. He was believed to be the youngest son of Baron Otto Van Tuyl and his wife Neeltje. On April 16, 1663, he sailed from Holland to Bedford, Long Island in "De Bonte Koe" (The Spotted Cow) with his wife and child two years old. He settled in NYC along by the "Wall." -- From: "Van Tuyl Ancestry of Mary Ellenor Stafford Bowman," p. xviii. from un-noted printed source. Some legal records noted by Alma Cramer and sent to JET 1672 -- "Nicolaes Davis, deceased, is indebted unto the following persons as appears by their accounts, delivered unto this Office, which is entered here by Court Order....Jan Otto van Tuyl, fl. 80 hollands Monny...." [N.Y. Records of New Amsterdam, by Fernow, Vol. 6, 1666-1673.] 1674, Sept. 4 -- (At a Court holden at the City Hall of the City of New Orange) "Jan Otto van Tuyll, pltf. v/s William Richardson, deft. Plft. demands the sum of L 7/9/3 Hollands for monthly wages earned by him on the ketch of N. Davis, whereof deft. is skipper; with costs. Deft. admits that pltf. has earned so much on said ketch, but that he cannot pay unless being thereunto constrained by the Court. The court orders deft. to pay said monthly wages to the pltf. inasmuch as the pltf. has earned it from him as skipper on N. Davis ketch." [N.Y. Records of New Amsterdam, by Fernow, [presumably Vol. 7]] 1689, July 9 -- "Last Will of Daniel DeHart. Witnesses Jan Otto Van Tuyl, Cornelis Janse Van Tuyl, Gerritt Janse Van Tuyl, and Gertruy Janse Vat Tuyl (alias Van Pelt)" [New York Co, N.Y. Surrogates Court, Abstracts and Wills, Vol. 1, 1665-1707, p. 306.] 1690 -- "Gertruy Jans Van Tuyl also being sworn says that she also heard Daniel De Hart declare the words in the above deposition expressed, and that she was requested to be a witness." Recorded by John Marsh (in the case of Daniel DeHart deceased. [Ibid., p. 166] 1691, Jan. 6 -- "Account Jans Jansen Slot and Jan Otten Van Tuyl against ?oelf Swartwout for conveying him to the "Soopes" (Aesopus)." [Calendar of New York Historical Documents, p. 200 -- English Mss.] 1695, Sept. 1 -- "Ottho Van Thuyl and Gertruyd V.T. witnessed baptism of Maria, dau of Anna Van Tuyl and Cornelis Van De Venter [New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol II, pp. 229 & 245.

  
  

• Sources

  [S144] The Van Tuyl Genealogy, xvii.