Engeltie Burger probably was born within a few years of 1700. Perhaps her parent's names were "Nicholas" and "Rebecca?"

In June 1721, she married cooper Roeloff Kidney at the Albany Dutch church. Over the next twenty-seven years, the marriage had produced thirteen children.

Raising one of the largest nuclear families in early Albany history, these Kidneys lived in Albany's first ward.

The name of Engeltie Burger Kidney dropped from Albany rolls following the birth of her daughter in April 1748. Her husband may have lived much longer!

Sources: The life of Engeltie Burger Kidney is CAP biography number 7482. We seek defining information on her family. This sketch is derived chiefly from community-based resources.