1900 VAN RIPER New York State Federal Census ============================================================== Madison County Cazenovia Cazenovia Village T623-roll 1071 district 6 page 62a, sheet 12, image 23, June 12 299-333 72-75 92-97 44-44 101-237 |
1900 VAN RIPER New York State Federal Census ============================================================== Madison County Cazenovia Cazenovia Village T623-roll 1071 district 6 page 62a, sheet 12, image 23, June 12 299-333 72-75 92-97 44-44 101-237 |
1910 VAN RIPER Paterson City Passaic County New Jersey ================================================ Passaic County Paterson City, ward 1, 2nd district Roll T624-905 District 88 page 128b, sheet 12b, image 24, April 22 Jefferson Street 138-271(two family house) 202-460 (two story house) 138-140 John Van Riper-60-M-W-head-iron shop,moulder-married 39yrs.- 256-298 (two family house) 432-526 118-204 96-154 (two family house) 128-249 34-47 34-48 (two family house) 9-11 26-49 (three family house) 76-116 125-193 (two family house) 22-33 87-166 155-241 n/a-n/a (two family house) 64-153 148-291 29-30 57-58 262-337 95-97 53-64 (two family house) 64-78 23-37 280-444 117-232 (three family house) 135-292 Neil (Cornelius)Van Riper-70-M-W-head-widow (of Rosette)-not working-
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FROM THE BOOK “THE NEWS’ -HISTORY OF PASSAIC “ (Passaic county New Jersey) 1899 by William J. Pape and William W. Scott Cornelius Van Riper, M.D.- The name of Van |
MICHIGAN Federal Census (Notice all the Van Riper’s that were born in N.J. and N.Y. states) OAKLAND County, Oakland Twp. 2031-2068 2034-2071 36-36 1856-1893 35-35 217-217 3-3 2183-2183 91-91 1652-1652 1658-1658 1659-1658 636-640 131-131 132-132 64-64 26-26 59-59 88-88 92-92 110-110 121-121 122-122 11-11 *Andrew J. VAN RIPER-b.Jan. 9, 1807-bap. Feb 15, 1807(Reformed Ch., Totowa,NJ.) Residence-Paterson,NJ.-Seneca County,NY,-SHIANASSEE-Woodull Twp., Michigan.. son of- Jurie(George) Jurrianse(Van Riper) and Elizabeth VAN BLARCOM wife of Andrew -Catherine DUBOIS-born Marbletown, Ulster County NY. |
PART I
JURIAEN TOMASSEN Juriaen Tomassen was the common ancestor of the Holland Dutch Juriaen Tomassen was from Reypen (Ripen or Ryp), a small Juriaen Tomassen sailed to this country in the ship De Bonte Coe Juriaen Tomassen settled in Bergen (New Jersey City) and in 1664 Juriaen Tomassen was recorded as a member of the Bergen Church Juriaen Tomassen’s death is recorded at Bergen as having occurred THOMAS JURIAENSE The line of descent from Juriaen Tomassen to the Jacob and Richard Following the custom of the time, Thomas took as a surname one Thomas was baptized June 10, 1668. He married Jannetje, daughter The children of Thomas Juriaense and Jannetje (Straet) Van Riper, The date of death of Thomas Juriaense and that of his wife, Jannetje JURJAEN VAN RIPER The next in line of descent and a member of the third generation Jurjaen was baptized June 12, 1693 and married June 12, 1714, Jurjaen lived in Acquackanonk, which was first settled by the Dutch Jurjaen was chosen deacon of the Acquackanonk Church in 1724. In 1737, Jurjaen and his brother-in-law, Adriaen Post, who had RICHARD (DIRCK) VAN RIPER Richard or Dirck was the youngest son of Jurjaen and Aeltje On November 23, 1762, Richard bought a tract of land comprising Richard’s farm was always known as the “Old Van Riper Place”. During the early years of the farm, there was located on the place a In connection with the foregoing statement regarding slaves, it is Our Richard or Dirck VanRiper, with rank of captain, commanded a Richard Van Riper was one of the leaders in the movement to have The Rev. Peter DeWitt was one of the supply ministers at the The old church was replaced by a new church building in 1852, After the death of a grandson, Andrew VanRiper, May 23, 1881, Richard was buried in the old burying ground back of the Preakness Two days before he died, Richard made out his will, dating it April After Richard’s wife, Elizabeth, died the residue of the estate was to The Executors of the will were: son, Richard; son-in-law, Simeon |
The following is from the Morman CD
1880 CENSUS VAN RIPER NEW YORK CITY relation born sex race where born Census Place: New York, New York, New York Census Place: New York, New York, New York Census Place: New York, New York, New York |
Van Riper 1840-41 Brooklyn,New York city directory on line
VAN RIPER,Garrett, superintendent stream rope walk, Graham St. near Myrtle St. VAN RIPER,John, carpenter, 100 Orange St. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~blkyn/Directory/1840.html |
VAN RIPER- 1893-94 Paterson ,N.J.,city directory.
Adrian-baker,103 Broadway-h 101 Broadway 12/23/2000 |
Van Riper-1850-51 Newark,NJ,city directory
Alonzo-plater 50 Church St. The Pierson’s city directory did not always indicate 02/08/2001 |
VAN RIPER-1880 CENSUS MICHIGAN
VAN RIPER-one word 29. Census Place: Buchanan, Berrien, Michigan |
VAN RIPER-1905 Paterson,NJ city directory
Abram Z.-home 293 Hamilton Ave. 11/29/2000 |
VAN RIPER-1933 Paterson,NJ,city directory
A.H.,Jr.-supt. J.C. Ackinson Inc.,460 Totowa Ave. |
VAN RIPER-from the Daughters of the Revolution- Lineage Book.
———————————————————————————— From Ancestry.com—— Search Results Search Terms: RIPER (1), VAN (33), HARMON (1) Search Terms: RIPER (20), HARMON (513), VAN (5006) Database: Daughters of the American Revolution Lineage Books (152 Vols.) Combined Matches: 3 The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 29 page 80 Mrs. Sarah Frederick Cadoo. DAR ID Number: 28218 Born in New York, N. Y. Wife of Alexander Cadoo. Descendant of Sergt. Harmon Van Riper, of New Jersey. Daughter of Peter J. Frederick and Mary Van Riper, his wife. Granddaughter of Jacob Van Riper and Elizabeth Van Droff, his wife. Jacobusse, his wife. Harmon Van Riper, (1761-1845), entered the army at sixteen, served several enlistments under different commands; was in the battles of Monmouth, Connecticut Farms and Springfield. He was placed on the pension roll of Essex county, 1831, for service of corporal and sergeant in the New Jersey militia. He died in Fairfield, N. J. ———————————————– The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Harmon Van Riper, (1761-1845), entered the army at sixteen; served |
Washington Twp, P.O. Hohokus M653-roll 683 ———————————————————– Washington Twp, P.O. Hohokus p667, sheet 7, image 365, July 5 41-57 44-54 75-90 216-251 233-270 233-271 (two family house) 236-275 (two family house) 244-284 244-285 (two family house) ———————————————————- 222-258 350-412 385-446 385-447 (Two family house) 388-450 393-455 413-476 |
VAN RIPER 1910 Federal Census IOWA =================================== Iowa State Butler County Bennezette Township Roll T624-394 District 74 page 37a, sheet 7, image 13, May 6 141-142 103-103 25-25 139-139 95-96 48-49 465-492 70-70 |
1900 VAN RIPER Federal Census Michigan ======================================= Houghton County Franklin Township T623-roll 714 district 181 page 50a, sheet 50, image 98, June 3 802-847 672-715 |
1870 VAN RIPER New York State Westchester County =================== Morrisania M593-roll 1117 P.O. Morrisania, page 287a, sheet 227, image 470,June 30 1475-1887 (two family house) Chas Van Riper-29-M-W-hardware-b.N.Y.. Augusta Van Riper-18-F-W-.keeps house-b.N.Y.. Emily Van Riper-1-F-W-b.N.Y.. ———————————————————– 1475-1888 Josiah Van Riper-25-M-W-works in store-b.N.Y.. Annie Van Riper-23-F-W-keeps house b.England Elizabeth Van Riper-2-F-W-b.N.Y.. ================================= 11/5/2004 |
1870 VAN RIPER Union County New Jersey —————————— ward 1, Elizabeth M593-roll 890 P.O. Elizabeth Port page 317a, sheet 15, image 15, June 107-112 Edward Van Riper-26-M-W-laborer-b.N.J.. Mary Van Riper-24-F-W-keeps house-b.N.J.. Lemual Van Riper-1mths.-M-W-b. April 1870 N.J.. —————————————————— 9/25/2004 |
1860 VAN RIPER New York State New York County ——————————— New York City Ward 12, District 2 P.O. Harlem, Leak & Walts Orphan Asylum M653-802 page 485, Sheet 69, image 69, June 21 353-629 William Van Riper-11-M-W-b.N.Y.. (and many other unrelated names in this orphanage) =============================== |
Hi…i’m researching the family also but my great great grandfather was named Fred and he died in 1926. I’m having a problem trying to find out who his parents were. He settled in Owego, NY and worked on the Pomeroy Tobacco Farm but i have not been able to find a birth record or his parents. I believe if i had this information i might be able to link the branches of the Van Riper’s together in the family tree. Please contact me if you have any information. Sender: Kyla Van Riper |