Scholl, John (b. , d. ?)

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Note: The William Scholl who was born in 1731 married Leah Morgan. It may be that the Leah Morgan who married William Scholl (b 1731) was related to Sarah Morgan (1700-1777), the wife of Squire Boone and mother of Daniel Boone. (Note that some seem to think that the William Scholl who married Leah Morgan was from England.) I've also seen it reported that William Scholl (b 1731) married an Annette Loray Van Meter. I don't know if that was his first or second marriage or if that was a different William Scholl..

Death: Bet 1794-98

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Note: Pieter Jansen Scholl has been said to have come from the Hague in Holland. I've seen it suggested that the ancestors of Pieter Jansen Scholl came to Holland from England sometime between 1556 and 1585. Pieter Jansen Scholl is listed in the 1673 Census of Hempstead Long Island but is also believed to have lived in Brooklyn and Flatbush.

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Note: Son of Jan Jansen (John) Van Meteren and Margaret Mollenauer,

Isaac Van Meter is believed to have been the son of John and Margaret Mollenauer Van Meter and the one who sold VA land grants to Jost Hite. John Van Meter, s/o Joost Jansen Van Meter, married Margaret Mollenauer in Somerville in 1710. There were Van Meter's living in the area of Sommerville NJ about the same time that the Scholls and the Bowmans lived there.
The grandfather of John and Isaac Van Meter is believed to be Jan Joosten Van Meteren (b 1621 Holland d abt 1706) who left Amsterdam in May of 1662 on the Ship "Fox" or "Vox" and arrived at Sandy Hook in the New Netherlands on August 31, 1662 with his wife, Macyken Hendricksen, and five children, three of which were his wife's by her first husband Willem Krom (Crom). I've seen it said that the ship landed on the East River at the foot of what is now Wall Street. Jan Joosten Van Meteren has been said to have first settled at Wiltwyck (now Kingston) NY.

Death: 1748 Virginia

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Death: 26 AUG 1726

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