Viele - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Vieles in Michigan

jennjenn75 — 2011-10-15 23:09:40Z

I just sent you an e-mail.

Re: Vieles in Michigan

Ingerso11 — 2011-10-15 02:41:46Z

Jacob is my 5th great grandfather also. What is your linage to him? Contact me at rick(at)ingersoll.net

Re: Vieles in Michigan

jennjenn75 — 2011-10-12 16:43:26Z

Jacob Viele is my 5th great grandfather as well through his daughter Jane. I have just started my research so I am new to all of this.

Re: gift certificates for DNA testing

KatherineDBenbow — 2011-08-03 22:18:37Z

That original message was posted on the Viele surname board in 2007, and the gift certificates expired within a few weeks.

I was interested in recruiting some Viele men. Unless you have some reason to think your paternal line is really Viele instead of Bell, you wouldn't want to join the Viele project anyway. The surname is essential when doing Y-DNA testing.

Family Tree DNA usually does a holiday sale, but it's usually for new kits. They had an upgrade sale back in June.

It is very likely that there is a Bell surname project at FTDNA. You can check their website for that information.

Re: gift certificates for DNA testing

jlutherbell — 2011-08-03 20:33:50Z

I have had the lowest(first) level of markers and am interested in a higher level.

Hannah C. Viele, Second wife of Truman Alvah Viele

BettyRowland45 — 2011-06-01 19:38:19Z

Desire to conclusively identify the following individual who married into the Viele family of Saratoga County, New York.

Hannah C. Viele, second wife of Truman A. Viele, died 9 August 1892, aged 66y 10da, buried Harris Cemetery, Saratoga County, New York; parent: John Rowland, no mother recorded.

Source: Leddick, Grace. Births, Marriages and Deaths from Town of Greenfield, Saratoga County, New York, Deaths 1882-1901, p. 115-182, November 1954, FHL microfilm 1,316,156, item 4 (microfilmed typescript). Ms. Leddick, as Saratoga County Historian, copied these entries from records in the Town Clerk's office, November 1954.

Several public trees on Ancestry.com indicate that Truman Alvah Viele married first Mary A. Montgomery; and second Hannah Harris. These trees show Truman and wife, Hannah, both died in 1910; she at Sand Hill, NY. Also, he and Mary A. are the parents of Alvah Truman Viele. Could this son possibly be the husband of Hannah C. Viele (1826-1892) rather than the elder Viele who died in 1910?

A search of the online cemetery transcription for Harris Cemetery did not show an entry for Hannah C. Viele (1826-1892).

I would like to document the maiden surname of Hannah C. Viele, second wife of Truman A. Viele---Is she a Harris or a Rowland. If she is a Rowland, I would like to identify her mother and siblings.

Any information and assistance in solving this will be greatly appreciated.

Betty Hellums Rowland
bhrowland@aol.com

Re: Vieles in Michigan

deeschatzel — 2009-01-25 20:57:02Z

I am researching Charles H Viele of Butler, New York. and Jesse Viele of Butler, New York. Would you have any infor on the connecting family of Darius Wetherell. I would appreciate any help you can give. dee

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

deeschatzel — 2009-01-23 17:52:40Z

I saw your message board. Jesse Viele and Sally or Sarah Finch. Sarah was the elder sister of Ebenezer Finch who married Mary Howland, who is the mother-in-law of Darius Wetherell.Ray Wetherell was born in Michigan, and came to Butler, New York to live with his Uncel Darius and Aunt Jennett. Darius had Gardianship to Ray Wetherell and Charles H Viele as co Gaurdianship.

Re: Marvin Viele

melodielv — 2008-06-01 14:52:45Z

Hi Samantha: My name is Melodie Viele. My father was Homer, brother of Marvin. I knew Uncle Marvin when I was little - he used to come over to our house. There are four brothers, George, Donald, Homer and Marvin (although I think on the 1930 census they show him as Morgan). We lived just north of Chestertown, NY at Loon Lake with all the brothers in pretty close proximity. He did serve in WWII, as did all the brothers except George and was a POW. If you wish to contact me please feel free to do so at melodielv@yahoo.com.

gift certificates for DNA testing

KatherineDBenbow — 2007-11-21 23:07:47Z

Family Tree DNA is making several gift certificates available for new kits ordered and paid by the end of the year. Some details are here:
https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=A21736&...

Please contact me for further information before ordering. If you are a Viele male and belong to the same family line as my husband, I will give you additional help, if you are the first Viele male to join the study. The gift certificates must be approved by me, so please contact me first.

Katherine Dick Benbow
Administrator for the Viele DNA Project

Can anyone draw these two together for me?

kwelsh1176 — 2007-11-13 20:06:17Z

Found a neat picture of an Egbert Ludovicus Viele...it says on the description, he is related to Cornelis Volkertszen Viele...can anyone tell me how? I've been trying in vain for an hour now trying to piece it together. Thanks!

Re: Vieles in Michigan

2006-12-06 18:11:42Z

I have a new email address: elo.lavin@sbcglobal.net

Viele / Fonda.org

amfonda — 2006-11-28 14:52:18Z

I have recently put together a new website WWW.FONDA.ORG which is focused on the Fonda surname, and there are a number of spouses or in-laws with the VIELE surname. If any of these are of interest, or if you just want to browse, please drop in... any feedback or additional informaton is welcome. There are over 2000 Fonda's included... the largest and most accurate Fonda surname database around. Thanks, Mark Fonda

Catherina Fonda Viele 1-Aug-1770 b. Tioshook, Wash/Renns. Co., NY
Peter Huguese Viele 12-Jan-1745 8-Jul-1819 b. Albany, NY; d. Tiossiook, Wash/Renns. Co., NY; In 1796 Peter and Elizabeth Viele deeded over 130 acres of land along the Hoosick River in the Town of Cambridge, Washington County,NY to William and Alida Groesbeck. Both the Viele's and Groesbecks are noted in the deed as being from the Town of Cambridge.
Philip Cornelise Viele 7-Jul-1745 7-Aug-1797 b. Schenectady, NY; d. Glenville, Albany, New York; In 1776 he was enrolled under Capt. John Van Patten, 2nd Albany Militia. He served at Johnstown, Fort Ann, Bemis Heights, Fort Plain and Stone Arabia. In 1781 he was on guard duty at Claas Viele's Fort. Philip was a Sgt. during most of his service.
Teunis Louis Viele 28-Sep-1702 6-May-1777 b. Schenectady, NY; res. Rensselaerwyck Manor, Albany, New York

DNA project for the Viele surname

KatherineDickBenbow — 2006-08-20 10:59:01Z

I have established a surname DNA project for the Viele family, at FamilyTreeDNA, which you will find on the web at
http://www.familytreedna.com
The project won't show up on the alphabetical listings under surname projects until the first person joins, but you can find the page for the project by using the search box in the upper right-hand corner.

Establishing the project allows someone to get the group rates for the test. I would recommend that any male consider the 37 Y-marker test, but you may start with 12 markers and order further testing from there. The results of 12 markers are not conclusive, but the results from 37 are. For instance, my brother had several hundred matches on 12 markers, on a different surname project, but none of those people matched on 25 or 37 markers. We will need other participants' results to compare, in order to construct family groups, so please consider joining.

Since this is a Y-DNA project, only males carrying the Viele surname may order the Y testing. If a man is a male-line descendant, but his surname was changed by adoption, etc., this test would be appropriate for him, also. What is important is the straight male-line descent from a man with the surname. A female can ask a brother or other male relative with the surname to participate on her behalf. And a female may also order her own mtDNA (mitochondrial DNA) testing, to get her maternal origin results. This mtDNA testing can be added to the Y-DNA testing on a male, to get both series done at the same time, by ordering the DNAPlus test. There are a number of options, depending on what kind of information you want. More information on these tests and their uses can be found on the FamilyTreeDNA website.

Katherine Dick Benbow

discounts available for DNA project

KatherineDickBenbow — 2006-08-20 10:59:01Z

I am looking for participants to join the Viele surname DNA project. FamilyTreeDNA has issued two $30 gift certificates which can be applied towards Y-DNA25 or Y-DNA37 tests (these are the only two tests eligible; the Y-DNA12 is not eligible), but the order must be placed and paid for by December 31st, 2005. At this point, I will not apply this to a test that is ordered by the invoice method; it must be ordered and paid for by credit/debit card.

A woman can ask a brother or other male relative to participate, provided that man descends from the Viele family with an unbroken male line (father's father's father....). If you are interested, please send me an e-mail with the details on your line of descent. You will find my e-mail address linked to my name above.

This is first come, first served. The first two Y-DNA25 or Y-DNA37 orders placed and paid for as stipulated, by December 31st, can receive this gift certificate as a refund against their charge, by notifying me, so that I can tell FTDNA to use the gift certificate and issue the $30 refund. I do not have access to your payment information, other than the method. And I do not receive any commission or money from this project.

You will find the page to use to join the project at:
http://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.asp?code=A21736&am...

Katherine Benbow
Viele surname DNA project administrator (FamilyTreeDNA)

Viele marriage 1860 Saratoga County, New York

2006-06-06 01:31:59Z

The Ballston Journal newspaper, Tuesday, October 30, 1860
Marriages. Viele -- Viele. At Saratoga, on the 16th inst., by Rev. A. Viele, of Troy, Lorenzo B. Viele, of Fort Miller, to Miss Kate M. Viele, of Saratoga.

Jacob Viele b. 1781 m. Martha Martin b. 1787

Ingerso11 — 2006-04-02 05:06:56Z

Does anyone have information (parents/ancestors) on this Martha Martin/Masten who married Jacob Viele

This Jacob Viele b. 1781 who married a Martin or Masten is my 5th great grandfather buried in Mich..

==
Viele,1659-1909, Two Hundreds and Fifty Years with a Dutch Family of New York , Page 98
473
JOHANNES4 VIELE, of Jacob,3 Louwis,2 Pieter Cornelisen1, bap. June 24, 1759;
m. Catrina Groesbeck June 26, 1779.
Children:
+564 Jacob, bap. Aug. 23, 1781, wit: Jacob Viele & Eva Fort; m. (???) Masten.
+565 Maria, bap. Apr. 13, 1783, wit: Johannes Groesbeck and Maria Viele; m. Hugh Groesbeck.
+566 John, b. July 3, bap. July 6, 1786, wit: Johs. Groesbeck and Maria Viele; m. Kathalina Pattison Nov. 14, 1827; d. Oct. 12, 1859.
567 Abraham, b. Nov. 13, 1788.
+568 Nicholas, b. June 28, bap. July 10, 1791, m. Sally Rogers.

In the history of Saratoga County it is stated that about 1791 Johannes, of Schaghticoke, his brother Stephen, and brother-in-law, Jesse Toll, took up a large tract of land and settled in Saratoga County at a place known as Old Saratoga, not far from Saratoga Springs.

==
Viele,1659-1909, Two Hundreds and Fifty Years with a Dutch Family of New York , Page 109
564 JACOB5 VIELE, of Johannes,4 Jacob,3 Louwis,2 Pieter Cornelisen1, b. Aug. 23, 1781; m. (???) Martin.
Children:
652 Rufus, b. (???).
653 William, b. (???).
654 Jane, b. (???).

Burial: Ford Cemetery, Gratiot Co., MI
Gravestone:
Martha
(wife of)
Jacob Viele
Died
Nov 18, 1876
Aged
89y 6m 26d
[22 Apr 1787]

Re: Ancestor

seaweedjoe_1 — 2006-02-02 18:57:37Z

i am great grndson of barnard viele, born in dutchess county 1825 (approx) and looking for his lineage.

Re: Vieles in Michigan

EloiseLavin — 2005-12-04 01:36:49Z

Hi,

I have an ancestor, Phillip Francis Vealey b. 12 Apr 1833 and d. 21 May 1910, who came from Onondaga, NY to the Milan/Monroe area of Michigan. Family legend has it that he came with two other brothers. We have his father as Jacob Vealey b. 12 Mar 1808 in Onondaga, NY and d. 30 Jan 1876 in Monroe, MI. Jacob married Polly Brenningstall in 1828. I have more info on those people but nothing farther back. Could these be related to yours?

If you'd like, email me at lavinland@copper.net as I don't check the boards very often.

Thanks! Hope we can make a match.

George H. Viele death, Indianapolis, Indiana, December 5, 1877

rosecolorsunset — 2005-11-28 23:15:17Z

Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Indiana
Dec. 6, 1877

"DIED.

VIELE--Wednesday, December 5, at 535 North
Tennessee street, George H. Viele, adopted son of
A.J. Viele.
The funeral will take place this Thursday after-
noon at 4 o'clock. Friends are invited."

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

patriciarankin|M572342 — 2005-10-29 03:06:06Z

Do you have any information on a Jesse VIELE who married Sally FITCH. Jesse's parents were I believe were Ludovicus VIELE and Eva TOLL. My line is through Jesse and Sallys daughter Melissa VIELE who married Samuel Stewart SCOTT.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Patricia McCULLY Rankin

Re: Vincent Viele from Capurso Italy

2005-04-29 21:40:58Z

Hello!!! I´m Rossana.... I¨m from Venezuela.... I would like to know about my family, you know about of the viele!!!!! please, aswer me, soon!!!! bye.... I want to know about Viele origen!!!

Florence Fisher, Grace Viele, Elmer Fisher

gltt1070 — 2005-03-31 13:03:33Z

I am looking for information or just a photo of my grandmother Florence Fisher Linendoll she died 6-20-1934 in Mechanicville, she was born 8-20-1911 in Hudson falls to Elmer Fisher and Grace Viele. Elmer and Grace divirced when florence was a child. Elmer moved to Greenwich and worked at a paper mill, and Florence remarried a ? Blackmer and lived in Glens Falls. Grace Viele is the daughter of Harlan Viele and Ella?. Elmer Fisher is the son of Nathaniel Fisher and Lucy McGann. Florence had two children of which only one is still living my dad, Nelson. His health is not the best and he wishes to see a picture or anything about his mother, that he never knew. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

LCeanga — 2005-02-17 11:31:27Z

Jacob is the 3rd great-grandson of Cornelis Volkertszer Viele who married Maria du Trieux. I am really in search of his wife Elizabeth Groesbeck. She was probably born mid 1780s. I have a feeling that she may have been his 2nd marriage and at least 10 years younger than he. Their daughter Sarah Jane was born somewhere between 1825 to 1827, when he was 51/53 years old. Anywho, if anyone has any info on the elusive Elizabeth it would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you, Leslie

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

LCeanga — 2005-02-17 11:31:27Z

Thank you for replying. I think, however, that we have two different Jacobs. Yours is the son of Johannes Viele and Catrina Groesbeck, mine is the son of Stephen Viele who married Sarah Toll.

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

LCeanga — 2005-02-17 11:31:27Z

That's the guy. Thank you very much for the information. I didn't have all of Stephen's children and did not know that he was in the Revolution. I'm still looking for the parents of Jacob's wife, Elizabeth Groesbeck. Jacob Viele and Elizabeth lived in S. Butler, Wayne Co., NY, where he owned and operated a saw mill. Their daughter Sarah Jane married Orrin Gardner Farrington, who was from Bellingham, Norfolk Co., MA. He worked in a pulp mill in his later years so I have to assume that he went to S. Butler NY because of the saw mill business. They lived in MA and NH and produced my g grandmother Emma Jane Farrington.

Re: Oren Viele and the Beans of Wisconsin

2005-01-29 22:08:24Z

The address has changed: the book is available from :
www.ranumspanat.com
Select "our publications". Or else, go to www.ranum.com/pmr, and you'll find a Pay Pal link there.

Re: My line and a few corrections

2005-01-15 12:54:41Z

Re: My line and a few corrections

2005-01-14 14:22:51Z

Betty,

I'm not sure who our last common ancestor was. The last I have proof of in my line is William Wesley Velie, who was killed in a foundry accident in Troy area. I am just trying to get the connections before him accurate before I plug them into my tree. I want to be able to document the connections.

Where on the message board can I find Kathleen's book?

Gail

Re: My line and a few corrections

2005-01-13 15:17:31Z

At the moment I am having PC problems, so can not answer by private messages.

I am not sure where you have the question, but above Cornelius Viele/Veley of Bath, NY is a combinatation of Kathleen Viele's three works (post is on the Viele boards with exact titles) and I have checked out baptismal records, found some wills, ect.

Below Cornelius, but including him; we started with a list of names, who they married. It did leave out a second and third marriage for Peter Veley, Jr., the second having two children.
The list left off a comma so a Margaret (not sure of the second name) was actually two women. I have a copy of Cornelius's will which sets that straight.

Who is our last common ancestor?

Re: My line and a few corrections

2005-01-13 02:56:15Z

Betty,

Where are you getting your facts from for your correction?

I have been researching the Velie(Viele) family for years and have seen this information pop up before. I want to document the places where the information is found. Can you help with this? If so e mail me at txslavender@earthlink.net

This is my maternal grandfather's family line. My maternal grandmother traced her tree back to William Bradford of the Mayflower and a bit back into England. I hope to do the same with my grandfather's family.

Thanks for any help you can give me on this.

Gail Sandefer Wilkins

Margaret Viele/Eldert Ament--Schenectady, NY

mmo76491 — 2003-11-08 18:18:46Z

Margaret Viele, daughter of Jan Viele and Debora Glenn, born about April 29, 1753 in Schenectady, NY, married Eldert Ament about 1778 in Schenectady, was my 4X great grandmother. Eldert was the son of perhaps Lucas Ament and Hannah Lewis born about 1753 perhaps in Schenectady and died before March 1798 in Schenectady. Their oldest son was John Viele Ament, born May 22, 1783 in Schenectady. John Viele Ament married a woman named Eunice. Their oldest son Edward Glenn Ament was born September 18, 1806 in Dansville, Livingston Co., NY. Between 1806 and 1808 (when their second son was born) they moved to Hardin County, KY. I would appreciate any further information anyone might have on these people and I am most interested in the surname of Eunice and the date and place she and John Viele Ament were married. Thanks -- Mary [Ament] Osborne, Atlanta, GA

Re: vieles and flaglers

2003-10-06 20:19:43Z

Sorry, once I was off line I went and dug out the notebook I keep that family in and found it was from Hudson and Mohawk Valley; and the surname is spelled Mynderse. It was available from Genealogy Library, but it probably would be best to wait until it gets to
http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/families/hmgfm/notdoneyet....

I believe the surnme you are looking for spells the name Mynderse or Myndertse and is a true Dutch Patronimic. That is some ancestor's first name was Myndert.

There is also Pierson's at http://www.schenectadyhistory.org/families/firstsettlers/mci...

"Two brothers, Myndert and Carsten Frederickse, smiths, were among the early settlers of Beverwyck. They came from Iveren. Among ...."

It gets dicy in Genealogies of the First Settler of Albany County (not on a free server) as two completey different families are combined under Myndert. The Van Iveren / Van Ivere / Van Yveren are not related to the VanderBogert which is where many of the Viele's got the Myndert from as a first name. I don't think they used it as a lasting surname. I know for a fact the the Van Every name is researched which I suspect it might be today with some of the family.

Re: vieles and flaglers

2003-10-06 19:20:46Z

Actually there was a Myndert family that is unrelated to the Viele family that immerged in Albany County that I have only the printouts from I believe Talcott's from Cornell Making of America's (sorry, can't get the URL and write this). Future researchers click Michelle's name to pull up related post including the messages that sent her this way.

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

Ingerso11 — 2003-09-19 07:03:57Z

Re: Vieles in Michigan

Ingerso11 — 2003-09-19 07:03:57Z

This Jacob Viele b. 1781 who married a Martin or Masten is my 5th great grandfather buried in Mich..

==
Viele,1659-1909, Two Hundreds and Fifty Years with a Dutch Family of New York , Page 98
473
JOHANNES4 VIELE, of Jacob,3 Louwis,2 Pieter Cornelisen1, bap. June 24, 1759;
m. Catrina Groesbeck June 26, 1779.
Children:
+564 Jacob, bap. Aug. 23, 1781, wit: Jacob Viele & Eva Fort; m. (???) Masten.
+565 Maria, bap. Apr. 13, 1783, wit: Johannes Groesbeck and Maria Viele; m. Hugh Groesbeck.
+566 John, b. July 3, bap. July 6, 1786, wit: Johs. Groesbeck and Maria Viele; m. Kathalina Pattison Nov. 14, 1827; d. Oct. 12, 1859.
567 Abraham, b. Nov. 13, 1788.
+568 Nicholas, b. June 28, bap. July 10, 1791, m. Sally Rogers.

In the history of Saratoga County it is stated that about 1791 Johannes, of Schaghticoke, his brother Stephen, and brother-in-law, Jesse Toll, took up a large tract of land and settled in Saratoga County at a place known as Old Saratoga, not far from Saratoga Springs.

==
Viele,1659-1909, Two Hundreds and Fifty Years with a Dutch Family of New York , Page 109
564 JACOB5 VIELE, of Johannes,4 Jacob,3 Louwis,2 Pieter Cornelisen1, b. Aug. 23, 1781; m. (???) Martin.
Children:
652 Rufus, b. (???).
653 William, b. (???).
654 Jane, b. (???).

Burial: Ford Cemetery, Gratiot Co., MI
Gravestone:
Martha
(wife of)
Jacob Viele
Died
Nov 18, 1876
Aged
89y 6m 26d
[22 Apr 1787]

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Re: vieles and flaglers

2003-09-10 03:09:58Z

Sorry Michelle: Meidert wasn't a surname but rather the first name of Meidert Viele.

Re: vieles and flaglers

2003-09-09 01:43:25Z

I am very interested in any kind of information you could help me with about the surname Meidert. You are the only one that seems to recognize the name. I dont have much information but would gladly share it. I keep running into a brick wall when trying to find out about my great grandfather.
Thank you so much.

Michelle

Viele of Southington, Ct

Terri_Giuliani — 2003-07-09 14:09:09Z

I'm looking for any info pertaining to a Giuseppe Viele that came from Bonea, Italy around 1910. Settled in Brooklyn, Ny. Married a Theresa Lorenzo and then moved to Southington, Ct around 1915-1916. Please send any info to tgiulianiterri@hotmail.com..thx

Re: Jacob Viele b. 1774 in Schenectady -married Elizabeth Groesbeck

RickIngersoll — 2003-06-07 20:11:43Z

How about these?

Collections on History of Albany
Page 184o

VIELE, Stephanus [son of Jacob] of Saratoga, and Sara Toll. Ch: Jacob, bp. in Schenectady, Jan. 30, 1774; Ludovicus, b. Oct. 3, 1777; Hester, b. June 23, 1789.
=
Viele,1659-1909, Two Hundreds and Fifty Years with a Dutch Family of New York
Page 97

471
STEPHEN4 VIELE, of Jacob,3 Louwis,2 Pieter Cornelisen1, bap. Aug. 3, 1753; m. Sara Toll (bap. July 25, 1756) Sep. 14, 1773. (N. Y. Mar.)
Children:
+550 Jacob, b. Jan. 30, 1774.
551 William Toll, b. Sep. 16, 1775.
552 Eva, bap. July 3, 1779, wit: Jacob Viele and Eva Fort.
+553 Ludovicus, b. Mar. 30, 1783, m. Hannah Pruyn.
+554 Carel Hansen, b. June 4, bap. Oct. 19, 1788.
555 Hester, b. June 23, 1789.
+556 Simon Toll, b. (???), m. Zernah Hill.

"Stephen of Saratoga" was a Quartermaster in the 14th Albany Militia, Hoosic and Schaghticoke Districts, in the Revolution.

Viele in Wisconsin 1860's

skawa123 — 2003-05-29 07:39:36Z

Does anyone have any information on a Oren Viele in Wisconsin anywhere from the 1850's through the 1870's. He married a Sarah Bean within a few years of 1860 and they lived in Rock Co., WI and in Lodi, WI. Please e-mail me as skawa123@aol.com if you can help. TIA

Viele / Fonda Bible Record

starmoon00 — 2003-02-22 23:39:12Z

This bible is in possession of Donald Keefer, Glenville Town Historian. It was published in "The Mohawk", Vol 1, No 3, Summer 1984, pg. 95.

(Page 1)
Phillip Viele mar Rachel Fondy 12-24-1770
names of their children:
Cournelius, 1st son, b. 1-11-1772
Cournelius, 2nd son, b. 3-4-1773
Jacob, 3rd son, b. 10-18-1775
Maria, 1st dau, b. 4-19-1779
Clarrissa, 2nd dau, b. 10-10 1781
Rebekah, 3rd dau, b. 1-23-1784
Deborah, 4th dau, b. 7-10-1790

Deaths:
Maria Viele d. 12-15-1788 at 9-7-27
Deborah Viele d. 2-13-1790 at 3-2-13
Phillip Viele d. 8-7-1797 at 52-1
Clarrissa Vedder, dau of Phillip, d. 12-27-1833 at 52-2-17
Rachel Viele, w. of Phillip, d. 10-22-1845 at 90-6-28
Rebekah Viele, dau of Phillip, d. 10-22-1845 at 61-9
Jacob Viele, son of Phillip, d. 3-4-1850 at 74-4-14

(Page 2)
Nicolas Viele mar Jane Schermerhorn 12-23-1818
names of their children:
Rachel, 1st dau, b. 10-4-1819
Maria Ann, 2nd dau., b. 10-17-1821
Phillip, 1st son, b. 12-21-1823
Rebekah, 3rd dau, b. 12-19-1825
Cathrine Schmerhorn, 4th dau, b. 2-1-1828
Clarrissa, 5th dau, b. 4-16-1830
Jane, 6th dau, b. 10-24-1832
Sarah Fondy, 7th dau, b. 6-19-1835

Marriages:
Andrew W. Schermerhorn mar Maria Ann Viele 1-4-1843
George Campfield mar Rachel Viele 1-16-1844
David DeGraff mar Rebekah Viele 1-15-1851

Re: Peter Viele b.1640/8

kaplanak — 2002-11-12 03:44:42Z

There is also mention of Cornelis Cornelise Viele having children: Arnout, Cornelis and Pieter, and a small amount of bio info on each of them in Jonathan Pearson, Genealogies of the Ancient County of Albany from 1630 to 1800, Reprinted for Clearfield Company Inc. by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1998, 2000.

I just found this thread, and will be looking into as many of the resources you and the others have mentioned, as I am just getting into this branch. I have also found reference to Cornelis Cornelise or Cornelis Volkertsen Viele as being part owner of the ship Fortuyn which was part of the United New Netherland Co. and one of the first vessels to bring settlers to New York State. Does anyone have the facts on this?

Thanks!

Alice Kaplan

Vieles in Michigan

2002-09-10 17:41:51Z

I am a descendant of Charles Viele who came to Bellevue Michigan with his brother William Viele in about the 1860's or 70's. They were two of a large family belonging to Charles Hanson Viele and Margarita Sarah Putman (or Putnam) of Red Creek, NY. I'd like to connect with anyone researching the Vieles of Red Creek as I've been working on this branch for years....off and on. I've made a tenative link to the Viele branch listed in the History of a Dutch Family, but would love to verify the link.

Vincent Viele from Capurso Italy

DeannaViele — 2002-09-01 06:31:36Z

I'm looking for info on Vincent (Vincenzo) Viele. He married Nancy (Nunzia) Mariani, in Capurso Italy and they came through Ellis Island in 1907. I'd like any extended family information.

Records of the Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, NY 1683-1809

2002-08-06 15:21:34Z

The following is the address for subject records transcribed from Year Books of the Holland Society of NY, originally published in the early 1900s. Many Vieles/Viles/Fieles are listed.

http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/albany/refchurch.html

Note: I am not in anyway responsible for the site, but am conveying it as a resource.

Tom Nevlud,
Raleigh, NC

Viele of Connecticut

jashysa — 2002-05-04 21:26:52Z

Looking for family of Viele living in or around the Hamden, Connecticut area around 1930.
Have located a Mary Viele and a James A. Viele who lived in New Haven County, Connecticut and would like to correspond with members or persons knowlegable of this family.
Mary Viele was born October 18, 1897 or so and died April 17, 1985 in Branford, Connecticut.
James A. Viele born about March 05, 1888/89 and died Oct 14, 1979 in New Haven County, Connecticut. I can be emailed at Kzberge@dewittec.net

Oren Viele and the Beans of Wisconsin

2002-04-25 15:16:06Z

Yes, we know something. You will even find a letter by him in the following book we are publicizing on message boards:
Now available in book form: letters of Alanson Vaughan, Hepzibeth Vaughan, Thomas Goodrich Bean, Sarah Vaughan Bean and members of their family:
The Vaughan from whom Orest Ranum and Janice Ranum Heuer descend is David Vaughan, a native of Wales who came to America circa 1630 and settled in Scituate, Rhode Island. By the 1770s his descendants had moved to Lake Champlain, where two Vaughans married two Beans. One of these young couples was Alanson B. Vaughan and Hepzibeth Bean Vaughan, who left Saranac, N.Y., in the late 1840s and moved with their siblings (among them Thomas Goodrich Bean, Enoch Bean, and Sarah Vaughan Bean) to southern Wisconsin, settling in Arena and Union. Within a decade some of the family had moved northward to Stevens Point and Plover; and Alanson Vaughan and his family pushed on to Mower County, Minnesota, where they were active in founding the towns of Austin and Lansing. Several of Alanson Vaughan’s children headed west after the Civil War.
We have edited a 196-page collection of Bean-Vaughan correspondence, 1843-1903, entitled Remember me to all who may inquire. It will be available through our web site: http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PRanum, for $19.95, plus shipping and handling.

Pieter Viele

EllyKoomen — 2002-01-03 12:48:11Z

Shelia

You are wandering if Cornelis Volkertsz. Seylenmaecker Viele could be Pieter Viele's father. The information that I have says that Cornelis Volkertsz. Viele was born abt.1630 in Hoorn, North Holland, the Netherlands. I hope that this will help you out. Please let me know if there is anything else I can maybe help you with.

Good luck, Elly Tendam

Pieter Viele

EllyKoomen — 2002-01-03 12:48:11Z

Shelia

I think I made some mistakes last night in submitting my findings. I'd like to try again. This is what I have found.

Volkert Maatensz. Seylenmaecker
Born: March 4, 1542 in Hoorn, North Holland, the Netherlands.
Death: December 4th, 1618 in Hoorn, the Netherlands.
Spouse: Anna Dircksd. Olij.

Cornelis Volkertsz. Viele
Born: May 6th, 1574 in Hoorn, the Netherlands
Death: Nov. 4th,1637 in New York (there are also sitings that say he died before 1650)
Spouse: Maria Du Trieux

Cornelis Cornelisz. Viele
Born: feb.2 1642/43
Death: 1690
Spouse: Suster Bouts

Pieter Viele
Born: 1678/1683 in Schenectedy, Schenectedey, N.Y.
Death: 1753
Spouse: Anna H Van Der Bogart.

Please let me know if this has been helpful. You can e-maill me at ellytendam@hotmail.com