Bio of Thomas-2 Skillman (1671-1740)
THOMAS-2 SKILLMAN
Thomas Skillman (Thomas-1) was born in Newtown, Queens County, New York, in 1671.He was the son of Thomas Skillman and his wife Sarah ------.
Thomas Skillman (Thomas-1) was born in Newtown, Queens County, New York, in 1671.He was the son of Thomas Skillman and his wife Sarah ------.In 1693, Thomas married ANNETJE ADRIAENSDOCHTER-2 ATEN in Kings or Queens County, New York.Annetje was born in Flatbush, Kings County, New York, and was the daughter of Adriaen Hendricksen Aten of Flatbush and his wife.They had several children:
In 1693, Thomas married ANNETJE ADRIAENSDOCHTER-2 ATEN in Kings or Queens County, New York.Annetje was born in Flatbush, Kings County, New York, and was the daughter of Adriaen Hendricksen Aten of Flatbush and his wife.They had several children:Peter bpt. 4 Mar 1694d. young
Elizabeth bpt. 4 Mar 1694 m. Hendrick Van der Water
John bpt. 24 June 1696 m. Anna Hull
Mary b. 1698m. Johannes Bant
Mercy bpt. 2 Feb 1701m. John Fine
Anne bpt. 13 Jan 1703m. Hendrick Van der Water
Abraham bpt. 18 Apr 1704m. Margaret Fine
Isaac b. 1706m. Mary Beekman
Jacob b. 1708m. Jannetje Van Alst
Benjamin b. 1710m. Margaret/Mary Coe
Joseph b. 1712m. Sara Messerole
Elizabeth bpt. 4 Mar 1694 m. Hendrick Van der Water
John bpt. 24 June 1696 m. Anna Hull
Mary b. 1698m. Johannes Bant
Mercy bpt. 2 Feb 1701m. John Fine
Anne bpt. 13 Jan 1703m. Hendrick Van der Water
Abraham bpt. 18 Apr 1704m. Margaret Fine
Isaac b. 1706m. Mary Beekman
Jacob b. 1708m. Jannetje Van Alst
Benjamin b. 1710m. Margaret/Mary Coe
Joseph b. 1712m. Sara Messerole
He lived in an area of Newtown called Maspeth (or Dutch) Kill; Maspeth Kill was a small river or inlet that led into the East River across from Manhattan, and forms the border of Flatbush and today's Kings and Queens Counties.Thomas signed a petition on 11 May 1703, stating that he was an inhabitant of "Helgate Neck" in this area.This is today the area around the Astoria and Long Island City parts of Queens.
He lived in an area of Newtown called Maspeth (or Dutch) Kill; Maspeth Kill was a small river or inlet that led into the East River across from Manhattan, and forms the border of Flatbush and today's Kings and Queens Counties.Thomas signed a petition on 11 May 1703, stating that he was an inhabitant of "Helgate Neck" in this area.This is today the area around the Astoria and Long Island City parts of Queens.One source says of his early life in Maspeth:
One source says of his early life in Maspeth:"It is said that he began life poor and took ten acres of land, which he was to have the use of for ten years for clearing it.That one day, while at work and with his coat lying on a pile of brush, by some means the brush took fire, and before he could rescue the coat, part of the sleeves were burned; but he had to continue wearing it until he harvested his crop of wheat.The wheat sold for a good price and he was poor no longer; in fact, he had no trouble in making money afterwards."
"It is said that he began life poor and took ten acres of land, which he was to have the use of for ten years for clearing it.That one day, while at work and with his coat lying on a pile of brush, by some means the brush took fire, and before he could rescue the coat, part of the sleeves were burned; but he had to continue wearing it until he harvested his crop of wheat.The wheat sold for a good price and he was poor no longer; in fact, he had no trouble in making money afterwards."His low financial straits may be explained by the fact that although his father's will has not been found, it appears that it left a vast majority -- if not all -- of the estate to his mother Sarah.
His low financial straits may be explained by the fact that although his father's will has not been found, it appears that it left a vast majority -- if not all -- of the estate to his mother Sarah.He was eventually a large landowner; on 1 April 1699, Thomas bought out his step-father Cornelius Breese's share of land and housing that had formerly belonged to Thomas' father:
He was eventually a large landowner; on 1 April 1699, Thomas bought out his step-father Cornelius Breese's share of land and housing that had formerly belonged to Thomas' father:"This Indenture made this first Day of aprill & In ye Eleaventh yeare of ye Reigne of our Soveraigne Lord william ye third by ye grace of god King of England Scotland france & Ireland King Defender of ye faith & in ye yeare of our Lord god one Thousand Six hundred ninty & nine between Cornelias breese & by & with ye Consent of Sarah his wife of newtowne in Queens County on ye Island naw saw [Nasau] on ye one part & Thomas Killman [sic] of ye Towne County & Island a fore sd on ye other part witnesseth yt ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife for & in Consideration of a sertain valluable sum of money to them in paid by ye sd Thomas Killman at or before ye Ensealing & Delivery hereof ye Receipt which they Doe hereby acknowledge & themselves there with to be fully Conveyed & paid & There of & Therefrom & of & from Every part & parcel Thereof Doe hereby acquit exonerate & Discharge ye above sd Thomas Killman him his Heyres Executors administrators & asignes hath given granted bargained sold Enfeoffed Released Confermed for Ever all ye fourth Part of ye houseings Lands medows orchards Rites profits previlages advantages hereditaments & appurtenances There unto belonging or In any wise appertaining to ye sd parcell above sd yt was bequeathed to them by Thomas Skillman Senior [?] Deceased of maspeth Kills Unto ye above sd Thomas Killman him his Hiers Executors administrators & asignes for Ever to have & to hold in Quiet & peaceable possestion & Inioyment to ye proper use benifit & behoofe of him ye sd Thomas Killman his Heyres asignes & further ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife Doth for Them Selves Their Heyres & asignes Covenant grant to & [?] ye sd Thomas Killman him his Heyres & asignes at ye Day of makeing & Ensealing hereof & at all times hereafter to Remaine freely & Clearly acquited of & from all other & former bargaines sales alienations morgages Joyntures Dowries Judgments Executions Extents & all other charges & Incombrances what so Ever and that ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife their heyres & asignes y herein before granted & mentioned [?] herreditaments & appurtenances unto ye above sd Thomas Killman his heyres & Executors administrators & asignes shall & will warrant & for Ever by these presents Defend of & from any person or persons what so Ever in witnes where of ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah brees his wife hath here unto Set too their hands Sealesye Day and Date above writen."
"This Indenture made this first Day of aprill & In ye Eleaventh yeare of ye Reigne of our Soveraigne Lord william ye third by ye grace of god King of England Scotland france & Ireland King Defender of ye faith & in ye yeare of our Lord god one Thousand Six hundred ninty & nine between Cornelias breese & by & with ye Consent of Sarah his wife of newtowne in Queens County on ye Island naw saw [Nasau] on ye one part & Thomas Killman [sic] of ye Towne County & Island a fore sd on ye other part witnesseth yt ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife for & in Consideration of a sertain valluable sum of money to them in paid by ye sd Thomas Killman at or before ye Ensealing & Delivery hereof ye Receipt which they Doe hereby acknowledge & themselves there with to be fully Conveyed & paid & There of & Therefrom & of & from Every part & parcel Thereof Doe hereby acquit exonerate & Discharge ye above sd Thomas Killman him his Heyres Executors administrators & asignes hath given granted bargained sold Enfeoffed Released Confermed for Ever all ye fourth Part of ye houseings Lands medows orchards Rites profits previlages advantages hereditaments & appurtenances There unto belonging or In any wise appertaining to ye sd parcell above sd yt was bequeathed to them by Thomas Skillman Senior [?] Deceased of maspeth Kills Unto ye above sd Thomas Killman him his Hiers Executors administrators & asignes for Ever to have & to hold in Quiet & peaceable possestion & Inioyment to ye proper use benifit & behoofe of him ye sd Thomas Killman his Heyres asignes & further ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife Doth for Them Selves Their Heyres & asignes Covenant grant to & [?] ye sd Thomas Killman him his Heyres & asignes at ye Day of makeing & Ensealing hereof & at all times hereafter to Remaine freely & Clearly acquited of & from all other & former bargaines sales alienations morgages Joyntures Dowries Judgments Executions Extents & all other charges & Incombrances what so Ever and that ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah his wife their heyres & asignes y herein before granted & mentioned [?] herreditaments & appurtenances unto ye above sd Thomas Killman his heyres & Executors administrators & asignes shall & will warrant & for Ever by these presents Defend of & from any person or persons what so Ever in witnes where of ye sd Cornelias breese & Sarah brees his wife hath here unto Set too their hands Sealesye Day and Date above writen."Thomas bought a dwelling house, outbuildings and ten acres of land from George Duncan on 30 May 1707.On 8 August 1713, he bought fifty acres of land at "Mashpath Kills" from Johanis Opdyke of Maiden Head, Burlington, New Jersey.On 15 December 1726 he bought twenty-six and a quarter acres on the north side of Maspeth Kill Creek from Humnphrey Hilliard.
Thomas bought a dwelling house, outbuildings and ten acres of land from George Duncan on 30 May 1707.On 8 August 1713, he bought fifty acres of land at "Mashpath Kills" from Johanis Opdyke of Maiden Head, Burlington, New Jersey.On 15 December 1726 he bought twenty-six and a quarter acres on the north side of Maspeth Kill Creek from Humnphrey Hilliard.He was appointed Commissioner (Surveyor) of Highways in Newtown on 6 April 1714, and again on 6 April 1731.On 20 May 1721, he became joint owner with Joseph and Samuel Hallett, Samuel and Joseph Moore, and Isaac Bragaw a thirty foot by twenty foot plot of land to be used as a primary school "to be equally enjoyed by them and for them to send whatever number of children they think fit."The lot was located at Middletown (north ofDutch Kill) on the road from Hallet's Cove to Newtown village, and served both Dutch and English children on the northern side of Newtown. Thomas served as a School Commissioner in 1737.
He was appointed Commissioner (Surveyor) of Highways in Newtown on 6 April 1714, and again on 6 April 1731.On 20 May 1721, he became joint owner with Joseph and Samuel Hallett, Samuel and Joseph Moore, and Isaac Bragaw a thirty foot by twenty foot plot of land to be used as a primary school "to be equally enjoyed by them and for them to send whatever number of children they think fit."The lot was located at Middletown (north ofDutch Kill) on the road from Hallet's Cove to Newtown village, and served both Dutch and English children on the northern side of Newtown. Thomas served as a School Commissioner in 1737.He was an active member in the Newtown church.In 1731, he subscribed £5 for the erection of the Dutch Reformed Church.When the first board of "kerckmeesters" or church trustees was chosen in 1736, Thomas was among their number.His pew was No. 1, seat six,and was located on the northwest side of the middle aisle; Annetje's was No. 12 on the southeast side of the same aisle.In 1736, he and the other trustees set up a provision that everyone be provided with two seats and "when there shall be preaching, those who own seats shall move and give room for one another, the first seated and giving room for those that come after them, both males and females, in order to preserve love, friendship and politeness in our said church."
He was an active member in the Newtown church.In 1731, he subscribed £5 for the erection of the Dutch Reformed Church.When the first board of "kerckmeesters" or church trustees was chosen in 1736, Thomas was among their number.His pew was No. 1, seat six,and was located on the northwest side of the middle aisle; Annetje's was No. 12 on the southeast side of the same aisle.In 1736, he and the other trustees set up a provision that everyone be provided with two seats and "when there shall be preaching, those who own seats shall move and give room for one another, the first seated and giving room for those that come after them, both males and females, in order to preserve love, friendship and politeness in our said church."Thomas' will, dated 13 February 1739/40, was probated on 4 July 1740, so his death must have occured sometime between these two dates.His will provided:
Thomas' will, dated 13 February 1739/40, was probated on 4 July 1740, so his death must have occured sometime between these two dates.His will provided:"In the Name of God Amen.I Thomas Skillman of New Town in Queens County on Nassau Island in the Colony of New York Yeoman being at present sick and weak but of sound and perfect Mind, memory and understanding (blessed be the Lord for his Mercy) but calling unto Mind the uncertain State of this Transitory Life and that all Flesh must yield unto Death when it pleases God to call do make ordain constitute and declare this my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following (that is to say) first and principally I commit my precious and Immortal Soul into the merciful Hands of God my Creator hoping through the Merits Death and passion of my blessed Saviour and Redeemer Christ Jesus to have and receive a full pardon and free Remission of my manifold Sins and to inherit everlasting Life and my Body to the Earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such Christian and decentManner as to my Executors hereafter named shall be thought meet and convenient and as Touching such Temporal Estate which the Lord in Mercy (far above my Deserts) hath been pleased to bestow upon me I give devise and dispose of the same in the following Manner and Form.
"In the Name of God Amen.I Thomas Skillman of New Town in Queens County on Nassau Island in the Colony of New York Yeoman being at present sick and weak but of sound and perfect Mind, memory and understanding (blessed be the Lord for his Mercy) but calling unto Mind the uncertain State of this Transitory Life and that all Flesh must yield unto Death when it pleases God to call do make ordain constitute and declare this my last Will and Testament in Manner and Form following (that is to say) first and principally I commit my precious and Immortal Soul into the merciful Hands of God my Creator hoping through the Merits Death and passion of my blessed Saviour and Redeemer Christ Jesus to have and receive a full pardon and free Remission of my manifold Sins and to inherit everlasting Life and my Body to the Earth from whence it was taken to be buried in such Christian and decentManner as to my Executors hereafter named shall be thought meet and convenient and as Touching such Temporal Estate which the Lord in Mercy (far above my Deserts) hath been pleased to bestow upon me I give devise and dispose of the same in the following Manner and Form.Imprimis I will and order that all such Debts and Duties which I owe in Law or Conscience to any person or persons whatsoever as also my funeral Charges to be well and truely satisfied by my Executors within some Convenient Time after my decease.
Imprimis I will and order that all such Debts and Duties which I owe in Law or Conscience to any person or persons whatsoever as also my funeral Charges to be well and truely satisfied by my Executors within some Convenient Time after my decease.Item I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife Ann Skillman all my Estate both Real and personal (except my Negroman Sam and my Negrowoman Darkes) to be possessed and enjoyed by her dureing her Widdowhood but if she happens to remarry then i will and order that she shall have only twenty pounds Currant Money of the Colony of New York paid her out of my Estate by my Executors within three Months after such Remarriage and that shall be in Lieu of her Dower.
Item I give and bequeath unto my dearly beloved wife Ann Skillman all my Estate both Real and personal (except my Negroman Sam and my Negrowoman Darkes) to be possessed and enjoyed by her dureing her Widdowhood but if she happens to remarry then i will and order that she shall have only twenty pounds Currant Money of the Colony of New York paid her out of my Estate by my Executors within three Months after such Remarriage and that shall be in Lieu of her Dower.Item i give and bequeath unto my Son John Skillman the Sum of Ten Shillings Current Money aforesaid to be raised out of my Estate and paid unto him within three Months after my Wife's Decease or Remarriage and that for his Birthright.
Item i give and bequeath unto my Son John Skillman the Sum of Ten Shillings Current Money aforesaid to be raised out of my Estate and paid unto him within three Months after my Wife's Decease or Remarriage and that for his Birthright.Item I give and bequeath unto my Sons Abraham Skillman and Benjamin Skillman and to their heirs each the Sum of fifty pounds Currant Money as aforesaid to be raised out of my Estate and paid unto them within a twelve Month after my said Wifes decease or Remarriage and so to remain to them and their heirs.I also give and bequeath to my said Sons Abraham and Benjamin and their heirs all my Horses Waggons ploughs harrows and other utensils of Husbandry to be possessed and enjoyed immediately after my Wifes decease or Remarriageor at such Time she is willing to acquit them.
Item I give and bequeath unto my Sons Abraham Skillman and Benjamin Skillman and to their heirs each the Sum of fifty pounds Currant Money as aforesaid to be raised out of my Estate and paid unto them within a twelve Month after my said Wifes decease or Remarriage and so to remain to them and their heirs.I also give and bequeath to my said Sons Abraham and Benjamin and their heirs all my Horses Waggons ploughs harrows and other utensils of Husbandry to be possessed and enjoyed immediately after my Wifes decease or Remarriageor at such Time she is willing to acquit them.Item after my Wifes Decease or Remarriage I give and bequeath all the Remaining part of my real Estate to my Sons by name John Skillman, Abraham Skillman, Isaac Skillman, Jacob Skillman, Jacob Skillman, Benjamin Skillman and Joseph Skillman, to be equally divided amongst them and so to remain to them and each of them their and each of their heirs and Assignes forever And I do give full power to my Executors to sell my Negroman Sam and my Negrowoman Darkes as soon as Convenient after my decease to discharge my Debts and funeral charges and what Debts shall still remain I will and order that my said Sons shall pay in equal proportion amongst them that is to say John a sixth part Abraham a sixth part Isaac a sixth part Jacob a sixth part Benjamin a sixth part and Joseph a sixth of all such remaining Debts any thing herein contained to the Contrary Notwithstanding.I also will and order that before any ivision be made of my real Estate that the Hundred pound given to my Sons Abraham and Benjamin be first allowed to them out of my said Real Estate.
Item after my Wifes Decease or Remarriage I give and bequeath all the Remaining part of my real Estate to my Sons by name John Skillman, Abraham Skillman, Isaac Skillman, Jacob Skillman, Jacob Skillman, Benjamin Skillman and Joseph Skillman, to be equally divided amongst them and so to remain to them and each of them their and each of their heirs and Assignes forever And I do give full power to my Executors to sell my Negroman Sam and my Negrowoman Darkes as soon as Convenient after my decease to discharge my Debts and funeral charges and what Debts shall still remain I will and order that my said Sons shall pay in equal proportion amongst them that is to say John a sixth part Abraham a sixth part Isaac a sixth part Jacob a sixth part Benjamin a sixth part and Joseph a sixth of all such remaining Debts any thing herein contained to the Contrary Notwithstanding.I also will and order that before any ivision be made of my real Estate that the Hundred pound given to my Sons Abraham and Benjamin be first allowed to them out of my said Real Estate.Item I give and bequeath to my Daughters and Granddaughters after my Wifes decease or Remarriage all my moveable Estate (except what is hereinbefore given and bequeathed) that is to say to my Daughter Mary now the Wife of John Bond two sevenths of my said moveable Estateto her and her heirs and assigns to my daughter Mercy now the wife of John Fine I give and bequeath the profits and Income of two sevenths of said moveable Estateto be paid her yearly after my Wifes decease or remarriage by my Executors but if her Husband the said John Fine happens to depart this Life before my said Daughter Mercy then my will is that she shall receive the said two sevenths part of my said Estate moveable into her own Hands and for her own use but if my said Daughter Mercy shall depart this Life before her Husband the said John Fine then my will is that the said two sevenths of my said moveable Estate shall be devided amongst the children of my daughter Mercy both male and Female in equal proportion and so to remain to them and each of them their heirs and assignes And to my Daughter Ann now the wife of Hendrick Van Dewater I also give two sevenths of my said moveable Estate after my Wifes decease or Remarriage and to my Granddaughter Ann Van DeWater now the Wife of Jonas Marlin I give one seventh of my said moveable Estate to have and to hold my said Moveable Estate to my said Daughters and Granddaughters in proportion as aforesaid to them their heirs and assignes.
Item I give and bequeath to my Daughters and Granddaughters after my Wifes decease or Remarriage all my moveable Estate (except what is hereinbefore given and bequeathed) that is to say to my Daughter Mary now the Wife of John Bond two sevenths of my said moveable Estateto her and her heirs and assigns to my daughter Mercy now the wife of John Fine I give and bequeath the profits and Income of two sevenths of said moveable Estateto be paid her yearly after my Wifes decease or remarriage by my Executors but if her Husband the said John Fine happens to depart this Life before my said Daughter Mercy then my will is that she shall receive the said two sevenths part of my said Estate moveable into her own Hands and for her own use but if my said Daughter Mercy shall depart this Life before her Husband the said John Fine then my will is that the said two sevenths of my said moveable Estate shall be devided amongst the children of my daughter Mercy both male and Female in equal proportion and so to remain to them and each of them their heirs and assignes And to my Daughter Ann now the wife of Hendrick Van Dewater I also give two sevenths of my said moveable Estate after my Wifes decease or Remarriage and to my Granddaughter Ann Van DeWater now the Wife of Jonas Marlin I give one seventh of my said moveable Estate to have and to hold my said Moveable Estate to my said Daughters and Granddaughters in proportion as aforesaid to them their heirs and assignes.And whereas my Son Jacob has at his own Cost and charge built a House on my plantation at Hemstead Swamp in the Limits of New Town I will and order that after my Wifes Decease or Remarriage there shall be indifferent Menchosen to value said House and that he shall have so much paid him out of my real Estate as said House shall be valued at And whereas I have a conveyance of John VanHorne and Catherine his wife of a certain Tract of Land lying at Rariton in New Jersey and my Son John Skillman and Isaac Skillman have paid part of the Consideration Money my will and order is that if they shall pay the remaining part thereof so as I and mine are fully discharged therefrom and acquitted thereof that then my other sons by name, Abraham, Jacob, Benjamin and Joseph Skillman shall release the same unto the said John Skillman and Isaac Skillman and to their heirs and assignes and further I do give full power Authority to my Executors (after my Wifes decease or Remarriage) to grant bargain sell and convey all my real Estate wheresoever it be or is to be found and that their Conveyance or Conveyances shall make the buyer or buyers an Indefeasible Title in the Law for the same to the End that what is above written may be done.
And whereas my Son Jacob has at his own Cost and charge built a House on my plantation at Hemstead Swamp in the Limits of New Town I will and order that after my Wifes Decease or Remarriage there shall be indifferent Menchosen to value said House and that he shall have so much paid him out of my real Estate as said House shall be valued at And whereas I have a conveyance of John VanHorne and Catherine his wife of a certain Tract of Land lying at Rariton in New Jersey and my Son John Skillman and Isaac Skillman have paid part of the Consideration Money my will and order is that if they shall pay the remaining part thereof so as I and mine are fully discharged therefrom and acquitted thereof that then my other sons by name, Abraham, Jacob, Benjamin and Joseph Skillman shall release the same unto the said John Skillman and Isaac Skillman and to their heirs and assignes and further I do give full power Authority to my Executors (after my Wifes decease or Remarriage) to grant bargain sell and convey all my real Estate wheresoever it be or is to be found and that their Conveyance or Conveyances shall make the buyer or buyers an Indefeasible Title in the Law for the same to the End that what is above written may be done.Lastly I do nominate constitute and appoint my beloved Sons Abraham Skillman Jacob Skillman and Benjamin Skillman Executors of this my last Will and Testamt desireing them to execute fulfill and see the same performed according to the true Intent and meaning thereof.
Lastly I do nominate constitute and appoint my beloved Sons Abraham Skillman Jacob Skillman and Benjamin Skillman Executors of this my last Will and Testamt desireing them to execute fulfill and see the same performed according to the true Intent and meaning thereof.In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the twenty third day of February in the thirteenth year of he Majesties Reign and in the Year of our Lord and Saviour Christ JesusOne Thousand seven hundred and thirty Nine."
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal the twenty third day of February in the thirteenth year of he Majesties Reign and in the Year of our Lord and Saviour Christ JesusOne Thousand seven hundred and thirty Nine."It is interesting to note that although he signed this document with a "T" -- his mark -- which would normally show that he was illiterate, he wrote his full name on a deed dated 1729.
It is interesting to note that although he signed this document with a "T" -- his mark -- which would normally show that he was illiterate, he wrote his full name on a deed dated 1729.It is presently unknown when Annetje died.She was still alive on 4 October 1741, when she was a witness to the baptism of a child of her son Benjamin, and on 1 November 1741, when her name appears on a list of communicants in the Dutch Reformed Church.Her name does not appear in the records after that date.More Replies:
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