Name: John (Jan?) ATEN

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Birth: 22 Dec 1732 Readington, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey

Death: 1790 VA

Father: Adrian (Aderyon?) ATEN (1695-1757)

Mother: Jacobje MIDDAGH (1693-1782)

Hendrick ATEN

Adrian Hendrickse ATEN* (abt 1630 - Apr 1700) & (Unknown)

Hendrick ATEN (abt 1661 - 17 Jul 1750) & Maria DEMOTT (1678 - )

Adrian (Aderyon?) ATEN (4 Sep 1695 - 10 Dec 1757) & Jacobje MIDDAGH (1693 - 1782)

John (Jan?) ATEN (22 Dec 1732 - 1790) & Elizabeth BADYN (1733 - )

Cornelius ATEN (18 Jan 1766 - 21 Mar 1857) & Sarah (Sally) BELL (13 Feb 1770 - Jun 1856)

Aaron Kimble ATEN (18 Feb 1812 - 9 Sep 1901) & Dorcas GLASS (25 Jan 1814 - 20 Nov 1892)

Ellen Arminda ATEN (17 Dec 1849 - 6 Mar 1919) & Moody ROBINSON (1850 - 1938)

Adelia Gertrude ROBINSON (12 Sep 1878 - 16 Jan 1973) & Newton COFFEY (1875 - 1969)

Leo Newton COFFEY (1901 - 1998) & Elsie Maureen WALKER (1903 - 1983)

Misc. Notes

Source (8/14/03) = http://www.angelfire.com/ny/chickened/autenfamily.html

Much of the following is from “An Aten Genealogy”, by Alan J. Lamb.

“Jan (John) Aten and his twin brother Gerradus (Garret) Aten were the 7th and 8th children of Adriaen and Jacobje Middagh Aten. They were born 22 December 1732 according to family bible records, in Hunterdon Co., NJ. The twins were baptized at the Readington NJ Dutch Reformed Church on 4 February 1733. Witnesses were Dirck and Christina De Moth (Mott). The given names of the twins probably came from Jan and Gerrit Middagh, brothers of Jacobje’s father Dirck.

The information from Alan Lamb differs somewhat from other sources, may merit future investigation. Lamb claims that “Jan Aten died some time before 1775 as indicated in the will of his mother Jacobje Middagh Aten prepared 13 November 1775. In it are listed Derick as eldest son, Hendrick and John deceased, and Adrian.” Also Lamb claims that “It appears that Jan and Elizabeth moved to the Conewago coloney in PA about 3 miles south of Gettysburg. Jan and Elizabeth Bodyn Aten baptized their daughter Antie there on 10 Jan 1773.”

Note from Timothy E. Peterman approved application to the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) for recognition as a descendant says “John Aten...assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of Private, Capt. Andrew Foreman’s Company, York Co., PA Militia.”

Source (8/14/03) = http://www.angelfire.com/ny/chickened/autenfamily.html

Children of Adrian Aten and Jacobje Middagh:

+8. Jan born 22 Dec 1732 NJ; died 1790 VA; Married Elizabeth Sutphen born 1733.

(Source also lists “children of Jan Aten and Elizabeth Sutphen/ or Bodyn:”. Obviously there is an issue as to whether Elizabeth’s last name was “Sutphen”, “Bodyn”, or “Badyn”!)

Note http://home.att.net/~t.schulte/html5/fam00030.htm says her name was “Boyden”

Marriage: 1758

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Spouse: Elizabeth BADYN

Birth: 1733

Burial: Candor, Washington Co., PA

John (Jan?) ATEN (22 Dec 1732 - 1790) & Elizabeth BADYN (1733 - )

Elizabeth ATEN (1758 - )

Adrian Prince (Aaron) ATEN (22 Nov 1760 - 14 Jul 1832)

John (Jan) ATEN (1764 - 20 Dec 1851)

Cornelius ATEN (18 Jan 1766 - 21 Mar 1857) & Sarah (Sally) BELL (13 Feb 1770 - Jun 1856)

Maria (Magdalina?) ATEN (12 Dec 1767 - )

Ann (Anje) ATEN (10 Jan 1773 - )

Lena ATEN

Aaron ATEN

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