Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 4th Great-Grandfather of David Demarest

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                           * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                                (Aug 1633 - 1670)
                                  Anna De Sille
                           (Nov 6, 1640 - May 20, 1711)
                             Married Feb 29, 1659/60
                                           |
                                 * Nicasius Kip
                              (1666 - Oct 10, 1713)
                                  Antie Breyant
                            (Sep 1671 - Jul 31, 1715)
                              Married Dec 20, 1691
                                           |
                                   * Isaac Kip
                         (Mar 7, 1695/96 - Sep 21, 1771)
                               Willemintie Berdan
                              (1703 - Jun 29, 1772)
                              Married Mar 30, 1723
                                           |
                                 * Nickasie Kipp
                              (Aug 20, 1724 - 1800)
                                Margrietje Romeyn
                            (Apr 9, 1727 -           )
                              Married Oct 11, 1745
                                           |
                                 David Demarest
                              (Jun 1748 - Cir 1783)
                                  * Antje Kipp
                           (May 9, 1759 - Mar 18, 1841)
                               Married May 9, 1759
                                           |
                                * David Demarest
                           (Jan 27, 1780 -           )

Circular Letter from Henry Motz. Copies of Order in Council of November 9, 1789.

Documents relating to the granting of lands to Loyalists in the Province of Quebec (includes present day Quebec and Ontario).

Transcriber: Edward Kipp

January 2011

Source: Library and Archives Canada

RG1 L4 Vol. 3 LAC mf C-14026. PP. 291-292. Land Board Minutes and Records. Circular Letter from Henry Motz. Copies of Order in Council of November 9, 1789.

Circular

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Quebec 21^st January 1790

Gentlemen

I inclose a Copy of Lord Dorchester’s order in Council of the 9^th of November 1789 for making allotments of Lands to the Sons and Daughters of Loyalists, who have adhered to the Unity of the Empire, and joined the Royal Standard in America, before the Treaty of Separation in the year 1783 together with the form of the certificates of occupation to be issued under the said order for the guidance of the Board.

Fifty Copies of the said order in Council &

Fifty blank certificates for the use of the

Board are sent unsealed by this Conveyance.

I am Gentlemen

Your most Obedient

humble servant

Henry Motz

[In the margin]

Major Murray 60^th Reg^t

or Officer Com^g at Detroit

William D Powell

Alex^r McKee

Wm Robertson

Alex^r Grant

H Martin Adhemar,  Esqs  or any three of them.  District of Hesse.

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Circular

No. 23

H Motz Quebec 21 January 1790

Land Register No 1 Folio 115   D W S

Family Information Kip/Kipp and otherwise

Hello everyone:

I continue to mine Ancestry.com, World Connect and other online sources for information on the descendants of the Kip/Kipp families of New Amsterdam. If it was not for the online genealogy sites, I would not be able to do this. The shaky leaf hints on Ancestry are very helpful.

If you spot any inconsistencies, errors or items that need correction, etc. please let me know. The information is not cast in stone and I do make mistakes.

Also note that I may very well repeat information on certain families. I do not check back to see if I have done that family.

The Kip/Kipp information can be found on World Connect (database - edwkipp8).

Genealogy Related Sources to look for around the House

From listening to several recent speakers we have noted items to look for around the house which may help you with your genealogy.

Birth, Marriage, and Death Certificates ( Not the civil registration certificates.)

Funeral Cards.

Other certificates and awards your ancestors may have received.

Manuscripts written by family members.

Small family bibles and prayer books.

Year books from High School or College.

Diaries.

Photograph albums.

Autograph albums.

Original deeds.

Newspaper clippings.

Fraternal and religious items.

Household furnishings, silver and china.

Hendrick Hendricksen Kip is the 6th Great-Grandfather of Florence Emily Mott

                             * Hendrick Hendricksen Kip
                              (Cir 1600 - Sep 14, 1685)
                                 * Tryntje Lubberts
                               (Cir 1599 - After 1665)
                                 Married May 5, 1624
                                           |
                             * Jacob Hendricksen Kip
                          (May 16, 1631 - Dec 24, 1690)
                              Maria De La Montagne
                         (Jan 25, 1636/37 - Aug 25, 1711)
                             Married Mar 8, 1653/54
                                           |
                                   * Jesse Kip
                            (Dec 16, 1660 - Apr 1722)
                                 Maria Stevenson
                               (1674 - Jun 2, 1724)
                              Married Sep 30, 1695
                                           |
                                 * Benjamin Kip
                              (1714 - May 24, 1782)
                                Dorothy Davenport
                               (1715 - Feb 3, 1807)
                                  Married 1733
                                           |
                                  * Abraham Kip
                           (Mar 22, 1742/43 - Bef 1780)
                                  Phebe Haight
                           (Jun 5, 1747 - Jul 18, 1825)
                                Married Bef 1767
                                           |
                                 * Abraham Kipp
                           (Jan 5, 1767 - Oct 13, 1828)
                                Katherine Quimby
                          (Feb 23, 1767 - Apr 21, 1855)
                              Married Jan 27, 1791
                                           |
                                  * Josiah Kipp
                          (Jan 21, 1799 - Jul 22, 1877)
                                Rachel J. Griffin
                           (Jan 11, 1806 -           )
                              Married Oct 22, 1827
                                           |
                                  Richard Mott
                                * Annette H. Kipp
                           (Jan 21, 1848 -           )
                              Married Jan 21, 1865
                                           |
                              * Florence Emily Mott
                           (Jan 20, 1870 -           )

Letter from Henry Motz to Land Boards concerning Indian purchases and cessions

Documents relating to the granting of lands to Loyalists in the Province of Quebec (includes present day Quebec and Ontario).

Transcriber: Edward Kipp

January 2011

Source: Library and Archives Canada

RG1 L4 Vol. 3 LAC mf C-14026. PP. 288-290. Land Board Minutes and Records.

Letter from Henry Motz to Land Boards concerning Indian purchases and cessions.

Copy

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Quebec 21^st January 1790

Gentlemen

I am commanded by Lord Dorchester to acknowledge the receipt of Your Report of the 17^th of October, and to signify to You, that a strong desire of exercising the high equity, liberality, and good faith towards the Indians, as well as the white people, which it is the duty of every servant of the Crown never to depart from, for the honour and dignity of the King’s government, was the leading principle of the restrictions contained in His Lordship’s Instructions to you of the 2^nd of September, but that His confidence in Your judgement & integrity, will always incline Him to hold You justified in the prudent exercise of such discretionary authority, as, on account of the remoteness of the district, it may be

necessary

[In the margin]

To Major Murray 60^th Regt or

Officer Commanding at Detroit

William Dummer Powell Esq^r

& The other Commissioners of

The Land Board for the District

of Hesse

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necessary for the Board to assume, for a more perfect discharge of their trust, under unforeseen circumstances, taking for granted, that a religious adherence to the same principle, which actuates His Lordship will be maintained by the Board, in all such cases.

Confined to the information hitherto obtained His Lordship perceives no ground to support that there is any pretence of equitable claims within any other Indian purchases or cessions, than that of June 1784, and consequently, that You will find scope for Your trust to operate in every other part of the district.  You will therefore be very particular in Your minutes if You shall see cause in the exercise of Your discretion to give hopes to persons that indulge expectations under such Indian Grants, as were not made agreeable to the Royal Instructions, nor have yet had the countenance or approbation of the government.

Wm McKees Memorial for a tract ceded by the Indians to the Crown, on the 15^th of May 1786, with the deed left herein his behalf, is inclosed for the consideration and proceeding of the Board, agreeable to their general instructions.

I am Gentlemen

Your most obedient

humble servant

(signed) Henry Motz

H. M.

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Letter from H Motz to the Land Board the 21^st January 1790

Read in Committee 30 Nov^r 1790.

Colonel By Day, Ottawa, Ontario. August 5, 2013

Colonel By Day, Ottawa, Ontario. August 5, 2013

The day turned out to be a great day for this celebration. The weather cooperated with no rain. It was sunny mostly with a little breeze coming off the Ottawa River and funneling up the Rideau Canal entrance locks in Ottawa.

 Elizabeth and I along with Kyla and Mike looked after the Ottawa Branch Ontario Genealogical Society table for the day. We talked to a number of people during the day. There were a lot of people passing by but the traffic in the Exhibition tent seemed to be lighter than usual.

Three of us, Elizabeth, Edward and Kyla dressed up in costumes representing different time periods. I know that I did attract a little attention, as a number of people asked to take my photograph. Kyla had a demonstration of book binding and even made it on the CTV news that evening for about 5 to 10 seconds.

 The one group that did attract attention was the 78^th Fraser Highlanders Fort Glen Garrison. This is a re-enactment group staffed by students. They had a great drum and fife band and presented mini concerts throughout the day. There were many people dressed in costume wandering around during the day. There was the annual celebration at the Irish Workers Memorial cross beside the canal.

To find out more about Colonel John By do a goggle search and look at the Wikipedia article.

Also have a look at Council of Heritage Organizations of Ottawa (CHOO)website under events. www.choocopo.ca/english/.