Cornelius WYNKOOP

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Cornelius: baptized at Kingston, Jan. 4, 1688. This Cornelius was probably the person who was husband of Barbara Mathyson, or Matzeze, in 1709 and 1710: though she may have married Cornelius, son of Evert and Geertje. It is likewise uncertain which Cornelius was the one who married Hendrica (Henrietta) Niewkerk, December 14; 1711. It is asserted that she was the husband of the other Cornelius. (H. H. R.} It is not known that both of them survived infancy.

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"It is difficult to determine what places he visited, but we know he reached the stone hour of Major Cornelius Wynkoop, in Stone Ridge, during the afternoon of the 16 of November, 1782, and spent the night with him."
The house is now know as Lounsberry house. WASHINGTON is said to have spent the night, slept in the front room of the second story at the corner of the house. The same blue paint is still on the woodwork but the bed is gone. A formal reception was given, and afterwards proceeded to the house of Judge Dirck Wynkoop on Green Street to dine. The Judge was an older brother of Major Cornelius Wynkoop, with whom WASHINGTON passed the previous night."
"The company had been augmented by prominent citizens of the town, particularly to those who had served with the general. The dinner was and event long remembers in the village.