General Notes

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He is the first documented ancestor of the Mabie family making his debut in the Dutch Reformed Church records at New Amsterdam (New York City) on 17 Feb 1647, a sponsor at the baptism of Hendrick Ryck, and was continuously at other baptisms there until 1662.

Tradition says, he rarely used the surname Mabie, adopting instead the old Dutch custom of Batavian alias using the place of family origin, supposedly Naerden, Holland.
  Pieter Casparszen was appointed an excise commissioner under an act passed by the burgomasters of New Amsterdam on May 5, 1654.  He was on a tax list of 1655, and on July 12, 1655, Pieter Casparszen was a witness to a deed of purchase of land on the Delaware River.  He appears on a list of small burgers of New Amsterdam, having been appointed on April 12, 1657.
His residence was on the west side of Broad Street at the corner of Marketfield Street.
He married about 1650/51 at New Amsterdam, Aechte Jans Van Norden.
Pieter Casparszen died between 1662 and 1665 when his widow was residing in the house on Broad Street and she was living on 26 Dec 1689, when she was present at the baptism of grandson Pieter Casparszen Mabie.
!CHILDREN: 2 sons and 4 daughters: Marritje, bap 12 Sep 1652; Jan, bap 4 Oct 1654; Engeltie, bap 6 Sep 1656; Metje, bap 14 Apr 1658; Casparus, bap 15 Feb 1660 (EA;s ancestor); Tryntje, bap 17 Dec 1662.

!MARRIAGE: Brenneman; ANCESTORS OF WILLIAM VROOMAN; LDS-mf1206417:24; p 20
!DEATH: J.A. Maybee records