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- == Biography ==
''' Jan Evertsen Bout Jr. '''
'''This person may or may not exist. A number of sources list this son of Jan Evertsen Bout as being born posthumous and other sources mention him, however no solid facts, eg. Church Records, have been found.''' This profile will be a collection of any references to his existence.
A deposition taken in 1741 for a trial contesting land boundaries fairly clearly indicates that Jan Evertsen Bout, the son of the patentee, Jan Evertsen Bout existed<ref>The History of Brooklyn..Appendix p. 420.</ref>....See heading "Land Trial of 1741" below.
=== Birth ===Jan Evertson Bout jr., b. 1669, NY<ref>OneWorldTreeSM, Ancestry.com. One World Tree (sm) [database online]. Provo, UT: MyFamily.com, Inc.</ref>, posthumous birth; d. date unknown.
This child apparently survived to maturity, as he was mentioned by elderly residents of Brooklyn during interviews many years later<ref>The History of Brooklyn...</ref>.
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=== Death ===
=== Will of Jan Everts Bout Sr ===Jan Evertsen Senior's will would have predated the birth of Jan Evertsen Bout jr., who was born posthumus. This will was proved 17 September 1669. <ref> Early Settlers of Bushwick by Andrew J Provost Junior, page 97.</ref>
Abstracts Of Wills On File In The Surrogate's Office City Of New York. LIBER 1-2, page 67.
Whereas JAN EVERTS BOUT, late of Brooklyn, in the West Riding of Yorkshire, did in his will appoint Adrian Heggeman of Flatbush, alias Midwout, his executor; and there being no Court of Sessions until the month of December, he is confirmed as executor, September 27, 1671. Francis Lovelace.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=8LAFAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA17&lpg=PA17&dq=Jan+Everts+Bout+will.+LIBER+1-2,+page+67+The+Surrogate%E2%80%99s+Office+City+Of+New+York&source=bl&ots=dQuSEDD9BI&sig=qRflbiVykmoDcxB1Lrdv9oThS9M&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj8zo7jk9jKAhXBKx4KHQl-CRQQ6AEIIjAB#v=onepage&q=Jan%20Everts%20Bout%20will.%20LIBER%201-2%2C%20page%2067%20The%20Surrogate%E2%80%99s%20Office%20City%20Of%20New%20York&f=false Abstracts of Wills on File in the Surrogate's Office: City of New ..., Volume 25, edited by John Keller, p. 17.]</ref>
=== Land trial in 1741 ===[https://ia601403.us.archive.org/8/items/historyofcityofb01stil/historyofcityofb01stil.pdf HISTORY OF BROOKLYN.--APPENDICES. p. 420]
APPENDIX V.—(Page 62.) COPY OF AN ORIGINAL PAPER IN THE ARCHIVES OF THE NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
"This paper, presented to the Society by Peter A. Jay, gives some curious information in relation to the localities occupied by Jacob Hanse and Jores Hanse (two sons of Hans Hansen Bergen), and by their descendants. The paper is endorsed: "Israel Horsefield, ads. On D. of Hans Bergen. (Copy of what witnesses can say.)"
[https://ia601403.us.archive.org/8/items/historyofcityofb01stil/historyofcityofb01stil.pdf HISTORY OF BROOKLYN.--APPENDICES. 421]
Also endorsed in handwriting of Governor John Jay, " see Remsen's Evid. respecting Nutten's Island." Underneath is the following endorsement by Peter A. Jay : "The first two pages of these notes are, I believe, in the handwriting of John Chambers, an eminent counsel, afterwards Judge of the Supreme Court of the Colony—the note on the margin is in the writing of John Jay, his nephew and executor of his widow. " P. A. Jay."
The trial dealing with property lines "appears to have taken place in 1741, but no records have been seen throwing light upon its results."
Depositions of Elderly residents that knew Jans Evertsen Bouts...
[https://ia601403.us.archive.org/8/items/historyofcityofb01stil/historyofcityofb01stil.pdf HISTORY OF BROOKLYN.--APPENDICES. 424]" Benjamin Van Dewater, aged 71 years, said he knew Jan Evertse Bout, the son of the patentee ; that he had heard and understood that the father was owner of both the place of Bergen<ref>The deed from Maritie Gerretse to Jores Bergen, in addition to the plantation patented by Kieft to Garret Wolpherste Couwenhoven, covers the one-half of the neck of land butting against Gowanus Creek, patented to Jan Evertse Bout.</ref> and Debevois, that he made a will and died before his son was born ; that 63 years ago he remembers Annetje Pieterson, widow of Jan Evertse Bout the elder, in possession of the land of Carel Debevoise; they lived on it about 12 years and then let it out."
== Sources ==
* Source: [http://www.geni.com/people/Jan-Bout/6000000001723175677 Jan Everts Bout Jr.
* Source: [http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rclarke/page1/bout.htm Jan <Evertsen> Bout]
* Source: [https://ia601403.us.archive.org/8/items/historyofcityofb01stil/historyofcityofb01stil.pdf HISTORY CITY OF BROOKLYN.] INCLUDING THE OLD TOWN AND VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN, THE TOWN OF BUSHWICK, AND THE VILLAGE AND CITY OF WILLIAMSBURGH. by HENRY R. STILES. VOL. I., BROOKLYN, N. Y., 1867.
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=== Acknowledgements ===* Bout-29 was created by Tom Quick, [[Quick-803|Quick-803]] 02:44, 2 February 2016 (EST).
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