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Stephen Martineau
1679 - Bef 1706 (~ 26 years)-
Name Stephen Martineau Christened 25 May 1679 New Utrecht Dutch Reformed Church, Kings, New York, United States 
[1, 2] Gender Male AFN 8FC4-M4 Died Bef 1706 [3] Person ID I157 James Henry Martineau Last Modified 11 Apr 2016
Father Francois Martineau, b. 8 Nov 1640, La Couarde-Sur-Mer, Charente-Maritime, France , d. Abt 1707, , Richmond, New York, United States (Age 66 years) Mother Hester Dominees, b. Abt 1638, Mannheim, Baden-W?rttemberg, Germany , d. Bef 1706, , Richmond, New York, United States (Age ~ 67 years) Married Abt 1678 , Richmond, New York, United States - She was md. in the French Huguenot Church in Germany, to Walravin Luttin, her name listed as Estera Delhaille, where their mg. was recorded. The Delhaile name is one of the ancient and prominent ones in French History. She also appears as Hester Donranes & Hester Dominees in the Staten Island, New York
records, her husband listed as Walravin Lutten.
Family ID F64 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Belleville, b. Abt 1681, , Richmond, New York, United States , d. Yes, date unknown Married Abt 1700 , Richmond, New York, United States Children + 1. Stephen Martineau, b. Abt 1701, , Richmond (of), New York, United States , d. 4 Aug 1779, Old Town, Richmond, New York, United States (Age ~ 78 years)2. Mary Martineau, b. Abt 1705, Richmond, Colony of New York, British Colonial America , d. Bef 1761 (Age ~ 55 years)Last Modified 27 Oct 2015 Family ID F62 Group Sheet | Family Chart
- She was md. in the French Huguenot Church in Germany, to Walravin Luttin, her name listed as Estera Delhaille, where their mg. was recorded. The Delhaile name is one of the ancient and prominent ones in French History. She also appears as Hester Donranes & Hester Dominees in the Staten Island, New York
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Christened - 25 May 1679 - New Utrecht Dutch Reformed Church, Kings, New York, United States 
Married - Abt 1700 - , Richmond, New York, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Histories 
Stephen Martineau 1679-1706
excerpt from Staten Island and its People
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Notes - Stephens bap. 25 May 1679 by a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, across the Narrows in New Utrecht(Brooklyn) rec. is found in the Dutch Reformed Church of Flatbush, Kings Co. N.Y. in the NYHS yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h, p. 112. & is also recorded in "The Early Settlers of Kings County, N.Y", by Tuenis Bergen, 974.723 D2b p. 201, this record also states that Francois Martino md. Teuntje Martenooy of Flatlands,( Teuntje, another form of Hanna or Ann) had Stephen bap on the date listed above.The two witness's were Jean Belleville & Hester Casier (his wife).On the same day Belleville had his son Philip bap, & the witnesses were Francois Martino & Elizabeth Ravesteijn. The bap. registration notes that parents, witnesses,and children were all from Staten Island. Source:Recs. of the Reformed Dutch Church of Flatbush,Kings Co. New York, vol i 1677-1720 (New York: The Holland Society of New York,1998), p 391.Stephen died before 1706 as referenced in his fathers will & was not in the 1706 census of Staten Island.
" In the 1706 census of Staten Island a Stephen Martino, a boy, probably living in the family of Jean Belliville, and his wife, according to the placement of the names in that census. At this time the grandson Stephen Martino was the only male Martino living on Staten Island, his father and grandfather both having died." Summation of Dutch researcher Harriet Stryker-Rhoda.
There are no deeds recorded for Stephen, no administration of an estate, hence we must conclude he probably was living & working on his father's estate, clearing land of virgin forest, etc. He had no need to purchase a homesite, for as his fathers only son he would naturally inherit a large share of his father's estate. The probability is that he was interred on the farm as was the custom, since there was no estalished church or cemetery on Staten Island. There is a hiatus in the records of the Dutch churches in Kings county, New York from 1694 to 1706, a period of ministerial transition and civil disturbances. This coincides with the probable mg., b. & death dates of his family.
- Stephens bap. 25 May 1679 by a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church, across the Narrows in New Utrecht(Brooklyn) rec. is found in the Dutch Reformed Church of Flatbush, Kings Co. N.Y. in the NYHS yr bk 1898, 974.7 C4h, p. 112. & is also recorded in "The Early Settlers of Kings County, N.Y", by Tuenis Bergen, 974.723 D2b p. 201, this record also states that Francois Martino md. Teuntje Martenooy of Flatlands,( Teuntje, another form of Hanna or Ann) had Stephen bap on the date listed above.The two witness's were Jean Belleville & Hester Casier (his wife).On the same day Belleville had his son Philip bap, & the witnesses were Francois Martino & Elizabeth Ravesteijn. The bap. registration notes that parents, witnesses,and children were all from Staten Island. Source:Recs. of the Reformed Dutch Church of Flatbush,Kings Co. New York, vol i 1677-1720 (New York: The Holland Society of New York,1998), p 391.Stephen died before 1706 as referenced in his fathers will & was not in the 1706 census of Staten Island.
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Sources - [S41] Records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Flatbush, 974.7 C4h., Bap. p.112 (Reliability: 3).
- [S53] Staten Island and Its People, Charles W. Leng and William T. Davis, (New York, New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Company, Inc., 1930.), vol. I: 431. (Reliability: 3).
May 25, 1679 - Stephen, child of Francois Martino. Witnesses: Jean Belville, Hester Casier. Philip, child of Jean Belville. Witnesses: Francois Martino, Eliz. Ravensteyn.
http://interactive.ancestry.com/20428/dvm_LocHist006685-00321-0/505?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fwww.ancestry.com%2fmyancestry%2fshoeboxpage.aspx&ssrc=&backlabel=Return - [S54] N. Y. Co. Wills 7, WNYHS 1; 16., N. Y. Wills 7: 414-416; WNYHS 1: 446, 16:48 (Reliability: 3).
- [S41] Records of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Flatbush, 974.7 C4h., Bap. p.112 (Reliability: 3).