Abstracts of Wills Vol I 1665-1707, pages 418 & 419:
Page 301.--CORNELIS JANSEN. On this day, being the 25 of February, 1689, 
appeared before me Jan Tibout, Clerk, admitted by the Mayors Court and 
residing in the town of New Harlem, and in the presence of the witnesses 
hereafter named. The worthy Cornelis Jansen, sick in body, lying on his
bed, but in the full exercise and use of his understanding. He appoints after
his decease, his lawful wife Meetye Bastianse, the guardian over all his
estate until she shall marry, and then she shall be bound to give to her eldest
son, Jan Cornelisen, preferable to the others, the lot of land at Jochem 
Pietersens, to wit, the lot by the great gate. Also the best horse, the
best saddle, and the best boots, and the best pistols and holsters, and
carbine, and then he shall share with the other brothers and sisters. And Daniel 
Devoor is to have a cow for his daughter, Meetie Daniels, when she is of
age. And Jan Cornelis is to have a cutlass with his share of goods. This
passed in the presence of Adolph Meyer, Constable, Johanes Cornelis, overseer, and 
Jacob Turneur, in my presence. 

                                 Jan Tibout, Clerk. 
Proved, March 18, 170 5/6.