| Name |
BOGARDUS, Domine Everardus [1] - 2nd husband - |
| Prefix |
Reverend |
| Birth |
1607 |
Woerden, Holland, Dutch Republic  [1] |
- "There is still nothing certain about the parents of Everet Willemsz...his father's name no doubt was Willem and son of Cornelis, since it is appended to his name Williem Cornelis lived at least until 1607-08 at Woerden and must have died shortly thereafter...probably a craftsman...mother must have remarried...a Jan or Huybert (Huybrecht)...probable that her name was Niesgen (Agnes) Pietersdr (Petersdaughter)...both Evert's mother and stepfather...had died in the plague years of 1617-18. Evert...born in 1607/08 (he is said to be "about 15 years old" in January 1623) and living at the Woerden Orphanage, was a tailor' apprentice until September 1622 when he was allowed to attend the Latin School at Woerden under Master Lucas Zas. On June 13, 1622 it is recorded that he was stricken by a serious illness which deprived him for some time from the use of his powers of speech and hearing and intermittently of his sight. After miraculously regaining his speech on September 17, 1622 during the singing of Psalms, he resolved to become a minister if he should fully recover.
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| Gender |
Male |
| Degree |
27 Jul 1627 |
Leiden, Holland/Netherlands, Dutch Republic [2, 3] |
| matriculated Univ. of Leyden [Leiden] to pursue course in Literature/letters |
- "Everet matriculated in the Leiden University as a pupil of the Latin school on July 17, 1627 and was later awarded the Woerden Scholarship to attend the States Theological College at Leiden University on June 25, 1629. Everet left the university soon thereafter and on September 9, 1630..."
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| Mission |
Between Sep 1630 and 1632 |
Elmina, Gold Coast, Guiana, West Africa [now Ghana] [4] |
| Appointment |
9 Sep 1630 |
Elmina, Gold Coast, Guiana, West Africa [now Ghana] [4, 5] |
| by Consistory of Of Amsterdam, Holland, as a Comforter [Chaplin] to the sick |
- "was sent to the Coast of Guinea...as a Comforter of the Sick by the Amsterdam Consistory on behalf of the West India Company." [source - LaDonna English family group sheet on Everardus Bogardus]
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| Name |
Everardus Bogaertus |
| Name |
Everet Bogaert [4] |
| Name |
Evert Willemsz [6] |
| Ordained |
14 Jun 1632 |
Amsterdam, Holland/Netherlands, Dutch Republic [4, 7] |
- LaDonna English shows: "Evert matriculated in the Leiden University as a pupil of the Latin school on July 17, 1627 and was later awarded the Woerden Scholarship to attend the States Theological College at Leiden University on June 25, 1629. Evert left the university soon thereafter and on September 9, 1630 was sent to the Coast of Guinea [present day Ghana in western Africa as a comforter of the Sick by the Amsterdam Consistory on behalf of the West India Company. He returned to Amsterdam in 1632 and presented his excellent references to the Classis of Amsterdam on June 7, 1632, for the purpose of being admitted to the ministry. On June 24, 1632 he preached a sermon on the words of Paul, Galatians 5:16, "Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh", and was promptly ordained to the Holy Ministry. On June 17, 1632 it is recorded that he was to be sent to New Netherland and on July 15, 1632 he was appointed and signed his name to the agreement as "Everardus Boghaerdus" [Latinized version of Everet Bogart] as was the custom of the time..."
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| Religion |
14 Jun 1632 |
Amsterdam, Holland/Netherlands, Dutch Republic |
| Dutch Reform Church minister |
| _UID |
9487B77FB161774D9C28EC25E09EDF7CD53D |
| Death |
29 Sep 1647 |
at sea [1, 8] |
- "...A man of complicated character, Domine Bogardus experienced many difficulties...with his relationship with the two Director-Generals, Wouter Van Twiller and William Kieft...following numerous denunciations by both Director Kieft and Domine Bogardus against each other...on August 17, 1647 both he and...Kieft sailed for Amsterdam aboard the ship "de Princess Amalia"...It is now known that the ill-fated ship ran aground in shallow water near Swansea, Wales at midnight between September 27 and 28th but did not immediately break apart. As the tide receded, the crew attempted to save the ship, but in failing to do so, the high tide of late September 28 and early 29th caused the ship to be flooded and raised from the shallow bar and then smashed down three times breaking in to pieces. Thus the date of the drowning of Domine Bogardus and Governor Kieft has been precisely determined to have occurred early on September 29, 1647. Of the 107 passengers aboard...only 21 are believe to have survived." [source - "Dear Cousins" William Bogardus, pp24-29 Prof. Willem Th.M. Frijhoff "The Pathe of Evert Willems, A Dutch Orphan in Search of Himself (1607-1647)".
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| Person ID |
I17270 |
Garys-Tree |
| Last Modified |
28 Jan 2009 |
| Family |
JANS, Anneke [1], b. 1605, Vleckere (Flekkeroy), Vest Agder, Norway d. 23 Feb 1663, Beverwyck (now Albany, NY), New Netherland (Age 58 years) |
| Marriage |
Mar 1638 |
New Amsterdam, New Netherland [1, 9] |
- Compiler's comments: Janice Pashulka cites "April 18, 1623 in Amsterdam, Holland" which places him having married some four years before he entered the University of Leiden, and his two year mission to Guiana in West Africa, etc. G.A.H. 2 Feb 2005
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| Children |
| | 1. BOGARDUS, William, b. 1639, New Amsterdam, New Netherland d. 1711, New York City, Queens County, New York, USA (Age 72 years) |
| | 2. BOGARDUS, Cornelis Sr., b. Bef 9 Sep 1640, New Amsterdam, New Netherland d. Bef 5 May 1666, Beverwyck (now Albany, NY), New Netherland (Age < 25 years) |
| | 3. BOGARDUS, Jonas, b. Bef 4 Jan 1643, New Amsterdam, New Netherland d. Aft 11 May 1689 (Age > 46 years) |
| | 4. BOGARDUS, Pieter * Sr., b. Bef 2 Apr 1645, New Amsterdam, New Netherland d. Kingston, [NY], Ulster County, New York |
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| Family ID |
F6145 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
7 Feb 2024 |
![BOGARDUS, Reverend Domine Everardus [1] - 2nd husband -](img/male.jpg)
1607 - 1647 (40 years)