Annetje Anthony

Notes:

Although no one has a record of marriage between Richard Pittenger and Annetje Anthony we know from an entry in the New York DRC that Annetje Anthony, widow of Richard Pittenger, was admited into the New York church from Hackensack by attestation 26 February 1700. Goff also believes that she may have been the widow of Gerrit Mannaet (van Haen), a soldier who came to New York 15 April 1660, on the ship Spotted Cow. Annetje came over on 2 September 1662, with their five year old child on the ship Fox. They later had a daughter Marritie baptized in the New York DRC, 15 March 1665, with Laval and Marritie Appels as witnesses. (Source: Tress E. Pittenger, Jr., "The Pittenger Families of New Jersey - 1665 to 1800", http://www.lib.byu.edu/fhc/, pg. 11-12.)

Family/Spouse: Richard Pewtinger. Richard was born in 1624 in Holland, Netherlands. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Richard Pittenger was born about 1675 in Middlesex County, New Jersey, British Colonial America; died in 1715 in Piscataway, Middlesex County, New Jersey, British Colonial America; was buried in 1715 in Edison, Middesex County, New Jersey, British Colonia America.