Cornelia Van Salee Borculo
(c1638 - c1665)
THE BARKLOW FAMILY TREE
Cornelia's grandfather Jan was a Dutch privateer who operated out of the Moroccan port of Sale'. By the year 1619 he had a fleet of 18 vessals which preyed upon shipping interests all along the atlantic coast, the Mediteranian and the Indian Ocean. When Salee briefly became an independant republic Jan was elected President and Admiral of the Navy.
Jan Jansen Van Haarlem ( c1590 - c1642 )
1-----Sarah Van Salee Emans (1635 - ) m. Jan Emans (1639 - 1715)
1-----Annica Van Salee Southard (1635 - 1698) m. Thomas Southard (1615 - 1684)
2 -----Abigail Southard (1669 - 1726) m. Edward Spragg (1666 - 1725)
3-----Jacob Spragg (1694 - 1745) m. Dorothy (1710 - )
4-----Mary Spragg Vanderbilt (1729 - 1781) m. Jacob Vanderbilt (1723 - 1768)
5 -----Cornelius van Derbilt (1764 - 1832) m. Phebe Hand (1767 - 1854)
6------Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794 - 1877)
1 ----Eva Van Salee Sicklen (1640 - 1710) m. Fernandus Van Sicklen (1635 - 1712)
1-----Cornelia Van Salee Borculo (1638 - 1665) m. Willem Janse Lubberdinck Van Borculo(1621-1683)
---- 2 - Jannetje Barkelo (c1659 - c1719) M. Elias Hubbard (1673 - c1719)
---- 2 - Cornelia Barkelo (c1662 - (c1723) M. Andrew Law (
--- 2 - Jan Barkelo (circa 1664 - 1687)
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Cornelia's father Anthony grew up in Morocco. By 1628 he was living in New Amsterdam which is now New York City. He married Grietje Reyniers in 1630.
Anthony purchased a great deal of property in what is now Manhattan and became a wealthy farmer and landowner.
Cornelia, his second daughter married Willem Janse Van Borculo in 1658. She died at the early age of 27.
Cornelia” sister Annica, can be traced to the famous railroad tycoon and multi-millionaire, Cornelius Vanderbilt
"After Grietje died in 1669, van Salee remarried and lived
seven more years on Bridge Street. Two years before his death, he
was listed among “the 1,000,” a tax list of the wealthiest residents
of what was then called New York. All four of his daughters mar-
ried into leading families, and today, in addition to direct lines
to the Vanderbilts and the Whitneys, van Salee’s descendants
include US presidents Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt; actor
Humphrey Bogart; Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and CNN news
anchor Anderson Cooper."
Reference: Article byTom Verde (tomverde.pressfolios.com) is a senior
contributor to AramcoWorld.
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