Notes for Sarah Emans: Sara Emans (also spelled Emmens / Emmons / Emons) was the daughter of Jan Emmans, Jr.(CS)
"The surname of "Emans" traces its origin back to the year 1273 England. The name comes from its an earlier spelling of: EMINO or EMON which is said to mean, "rich protector", and the final 's' signifies 'son of'. In England a number of variations of the spelling are found, such as: IMANS, EMANS, EMYNS. In the year 1273, a Johannes Ymanie was living in the County of Kent, and a Golda Ymanie was living in the County of Cambridge".(CJE/WDE) Source: "The Emmons Family Papers", Corwin J. Emmons and Wilbur D. Emmons.
The family of "Emmans" is listed as inhabitants of the Town of Gravesend in 1673. Name:MenWomenCh.Slaves Abraham Emmans:1130 Andrew Emmans:1130 Jan Emmans:1131
Source: "Long Island Discovery: Vanderkemp's Translation of Dutch Records XXII", Sean Manley, New York, 1966, p. 272.
Author's Note: In one source, namely, "The Emmons Genealogy", listed as children of "Sarah Emans and Benjamin Stymest I", are the following: "Christropher, Johannes, Peter, Thomas, Garret, George, Neeltie, Hanna, Sarah, and Jaunetje". The following source however, records the children of both wives used in this genealogy.(CS) Source: "NYGB Vol. 40 p.170; Vol. 30 p.171; Vol.4 p.195; Vol. 28 p.105; Vol. 33, pp.255,102; Vol.26 p.138; Vol. 27 p.76; Vol. 40 pp.284, 289, 170.
More About Sarah Emans and Benjamin Gerrit Stymest I: Marriage: 01 April 1731, Gravesend, Long Island, New York.22
Marriage Notes for Sarah Emans and Benjamin Gerrit Stymest I: Were married by Ernest Archer Wilson.
Children of Sarah Emans and Benjamin Gerrit Stymest I are:
+Benjamin Christoffel Stymiest II, b. Bef. 03 May 1731, Gravesend, Long Island, New York23, d. Aft. September 1823, Bay du Vin, New Brunswick, Canada24.