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Jacob Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Christian Van Doorn¹ b. 17 Sep 1699, d. 20 Jul 1781
• Mother*: Altje Janse Schenck¹ b. 29 May 1705

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Jacob Van Doorn was baptized on 31 January 1725 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, witnesses: Jacob Van Doorn, Marike Bennet, the grandmother.²

Jacob Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Aure Van Doorn¹ b. Mar 1693
• Mother*: Antje Janse Schenck¹ b. bt 1700 - 1705

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Jacob Van Doorn was baptized on 1 January 1734 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

Jan Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doorn¹ b. 27 Apr 1703
• Mother*: Maria Janse Schenck¹ b. 8 Aug 1712, d. 31 Oct 1756

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Jan Van Doorn was baptized on 11 February 1733 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, witness Jan Schenk.¹

Joseph Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Cornelius Dooren² b. 1 Nov 1685, d. bt 1 Nov 1755 - 16 Dec 1755
• Mother*: Ann Goulder² b. 15 Jul 1682, d. 19 Sep 1767

• Joseph Van Doorn was baptized on 20 January 1711 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, sponsors David Hendricksen and his wife Katrinke Van Diike.³
• He married Femmetje Wyckoff, daughter of Jacobus Claes Wyckoff and Willemptje Janse Van Voorhees, on 5 August 1739.⁴

• Also known as Joseph Doorn.⁵
• Joseph Van Doorn was named in his father's will dated on 1 November 1755.⁶

Nicholas Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Cornelius Dooren² b. 1 Nov 1685, d. bt 1 Nov 1755 - 16 Dec 1755
• Mother*: Ann Goulder b. 15 Jul 1682, d. 19 Sep 1767

• Nicholas Van Doorn was possibly baptized witness Hanna Golder (child's name not given) on 4 March 1722 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.³

• He was named in his father's will dated on 1 November 1755.²

Petrus Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doorn¹ b. 21 Oct 1668, d. bt 24 Apr 1719 - 21 Mar 1720
• Mother*: Maria Adriaense Bennet¹ b. c 1672

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Petrus Van Doorn was baptized on 2 September 1711 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, witness Benjamin Van Cleve.²
• Drowned as a young man, unmarried.³

• Also known as Peter Van Doorn.⁴
• He was named in his father's will dated on 24 April 1719.⁵

Pieter Dircksz van Doorn¹

• Pieter Dircksz van Doorn married Neeltje Janse Damen, daughter of Jan Cornelisz Damen and Altje Jans.¹

William Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doorn² b. 21 Oct 1668, d. bt 24 Apr 1719 - 21 Mar 1720
• Mother*: Maria Adriaense Bennet² b. c 1672

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• William Van Doorn was probably born circa 1701 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.^2,3
• He married Altje Couwenhoven, daughter of Cornelis Willemszen Van Kouwenhoven and Margaretta Roelofse Schenck, circa 1720.^4,5
• William Van Doorn died circa 1730.⁵

• Also known as William Van Doren.⁵
• Also known as William Van Dorn.⁴
• He was named in his father's will dated on 24 April 1719.⁶

William Van Doorn¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doorn¹ b. 27 Apr 1703
• Mother*: Maria Janse Schenck¹ b. 8 Aug 1712, d. 31 Oct 1756

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• William Van Doorn was baptized on 6 March 1737 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.¹

Jacob Van Doren¹

• Jacob Van Doren married Rachel Schenck, daughter of Garret Roelofse Schenck and Neeltje Coertse Van Voorhees, on 23 October 1763.¹

Jannetje Pieterse Van Doren¹

• Father*: Pieter Van Doren¹
• Mother*: Jannetje Rancken¹

• Jannetje Pieterse Van Doren was baptized on 12 April 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, sponsors Jonas Ransoaw, Jan Cockre, Jannetje Dossen.¹

Mary Van Doren¹

• Father*: William Van Doorn¹ b. c 1701, d. c 1730
• Mother*: Altje Couwenhoven¹ b. c 1702

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Mary Van Doren was born after 1720.¹
• She married Albert Covenhoven.¹

• On 25 April 1733 named in the will of her step-father, Abraham Vandeventer, "wife's daughter, Mary Van Dorn, interest due from Crisyon Van Dorn."²
• On 13 November 1776 Mary Kouwenhoven (daughter of my wife, Aeltje) is named in the will of Cornelius Middagh of Bridgewater Twp., Somerset Co., New Jersey.³

Phebe Van Doren¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doren¹

• Phebe Van Doren married Samuel Lewis, son of Samuel Lewis and Effie Davenport.¹

Sarah Van Doren¹

• Father*: Jacob Van Doorn¹ b. 27 Apr 1703
• Mother*: Maria Janse Schenck¹ b. 8 Aug 1712, d. 31 Oct 1756

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Sarah Van Doren was baptized on 12 April 1741 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.²
• She married Johannes Antonides, son of Johannes Antonides and Hannah Couwenhoven, on 23 November 1761.¹

Edith Isabelle Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹ b. Nov 1856
• Mother*: Joanna Van Houten¹ b. c 1852

• Edith Isabelle Van Dorp was born in March 1883 at Kansas.¹

Frederick Louis Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹ b. Nov 1856
• Mother*: Joanna Van Houten¹ b. c 1852

• Frederick Louis Van Dorp was born circa 1886 at Kansas.¹

Glenn H. Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹ b. Nov 1856
• Mother*: Joanna Van Houten¹ b. c 1852

• Glenn H. Van Dorp was born on 29 April 1892 at Kansas.¹
• He died in February 1971 at Topeka, Shawnee Co., Kansas.¹

Howard E. Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹ b. Nov 1856
• Mother*: Joanna Van Houten¹ b. c 1852

• Howard E. Van Dorp was born in January 1889 at Kansas.¹

Louis Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹
• Mother*: Sophia Koenig¹

• Louis Van Dorp was born in November 1856 at Michigan.¹
• He married Joanna Van Houten, daughter of Cornelius Van Houten and Rachel Head, in 1881.¹

Toad L. Van Dorp¹

• Father*: Louis Van Dorp¹ b. Nov 1856
• Mother*: Joanna Van Houten¹ b. c 1852

• Toad L. Van Dorp was born in May 1885 at Kansas.¹

Cornelis Hendricksen van Dort¹

• Cornelis Hendricksen van Dort was born before 1632.
• He married Madaleen Dirckse, daughter of Dirck Volkertszen and Christina Vinge, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 24 October 1652 "Cornelis Hendrickszen, Van Dort, en Magdaleen Dircks, van N. Amsterd."²
• Cornelis Hendricksen van Dort was killed on 15 September 1655; in an Indian attack on lower Manhattan during the "Peach War."³

• Also known as Cornelis Hendrickszen.
• Also known as Cornelis Caper.⁴
• On 9 November 1655 at New Amsterdam, "Whereas Cornelis Hendricksen of Dort has perished in the late disaster, and has left besides a widow a small child and where as yet no inventory has been taken of his estate," his widow, Madaleen Dircx, is summoned to appear before the Burgomasters, as Orphan Masters. She knoows of no relatives of her husband in the country, and the Burgomasters appoint as guardians for the small child, Jan Vinje, "as being related to the widow," and Hendrick Kip, "an old Burgher and inhabitant here," who is also authorized to take an inventory of the estate.⁵

Barent van Driest¹

• Barent van Driest married Aeltje.¹
• Barent van Driest died before 23 November 1665 at Staten Island, Richmond Co., New York.¹

Jan Barense van Driest¹

• Father*: Barent van Driest¹ d. b 23 Nov 1665
• Mother*: Aeltje¹ d. b 23 Nov 1665

• Jan Barense van Driest was born circa 1658 at County of Zutphen, Gelderland, the Netherlands, The Orphanmasters records of 23 Nov 1665, at New Amsterdam, state that Barent van Driest and his wife Aeltje, of Staten Island, both died during the Indian troubles, and that their child, Jan Barense, then seven years old, survived.¹
• He married Jannetje van Barkelo, daughter of Willem Jans van Barkelo and Cornelia van Salee, at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 18 May 1679 (betrothed 26 Apr 1679).²
• Jan Barense van Driest died before 5 October 1697.¹

• Also known as Jan Barense.³
• Also known as Jan Barendsz van Driest.⁴
• Patronymic: Jan Barentszen.
• Also known as Jan Barense van Zutphen.¹
• Also known as John Barnes in the English community. His children took the surname, Johnson.¹
• He witnessed the baptism of Coenraed van Barkelo , son of Willem Jans van Barkelo and Leysebet Janse, on 5 December 1680 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Barendsz van Driest, Jannetje van Borkelo).^5,4
• Jan Barense van Driest witnessed the baptism of Susanna van Sicklen , daughter of Ferdinandus van Sicklen and Eva Antonise, on 1 May 1681 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Jan Barendsz van Driest, Sara Antonis).^6,7
• Jan Barense van Driest took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1687 at Gravesend, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, stating he had been in the country for thirty years.¹

Johanna van Drillenborch¹

• Johanna van Drillenborch married Hendrick van Wiljckersloot at Utrecht, Netherlands, on 22 August 1641.¹
• Johanna van Drillenborch died in March 1645 at Utrecht, Netherlands.¹

Sara Van Dueselen¹

• Sara Van Dueselen married Thomas Thomaszen, son of Thomas Fredericksen and Maritje Ariansen, at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), on 17 September 1701.¹

Alida Janse Van Duyckhuysen¹

• Father*: Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen¹
• Mother*: Achye Stoothof¹ b. a 1645

• Alida Janse Van Duyckhuysen was baptized on 12 October 1684 at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Thomas Willet, Sara Roelofs.¹

Ann Van Duyckhuysen¹

• Father*: Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen²
• Mother*: Achye Stoothof² b. a 1645

• Ann Van Duyckhuysen was said to be baptized on 7 April 1677.³
• She married Jan Lucase Van Voorhees, son of Lucas Stephensen Van Voorhees and Catalyn Hanse, on 10 October 1699.^1,2
• Ann Van Duyckhuysen died on 5 January 1702.²

Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen^1,2

• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen married Achye Stoothof, daughter of Elbert Elbertszen Stoothof and Aeltje Cornelis Cool.¹

• Also known as Jan Teunissen.³
• Also known as Jan Teunisz van Dijkhuizen.⁴
• Also known as Jan Teunisz van Dijk-huijzen.⁵
• Also known as Jan Theunisz Van Dyckhuijs.⁶
• Also known as Jan Teunisz.⁷
• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen came to New Netherland circa 1653 (in this country 34 years in Sep 1687).⁸
• He and Achye Stoothof were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, in 1677 at Amersfort.⁹
• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen and Achye Stoothof were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 19 November 1679 "fom Amersfort."¹⁰
• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen witnessed the baptism of Helena Willet , daughter of Thomas Willet and Heiltie Stoothof, on 27 March 1681 at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Teunisz, Marritje van Couwenhoven).¹¹
• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen was Deacon at Amersfort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 17 November 1681 in place of Claas Pietersz.⁴
• He witnessed the baptism of Johannes Coertsen Van Voorhees , son of Coert Stephense Van Voorhees and Marritje Gerritse, on 22 April 1683 at Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Teunisz, Aagje Elberts).^12,13
• Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1687 at Flatlands (Amersfoort), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, "Jan theunis Van dyckhuys, 34 Jeare."⁸
• He witnessed the baptism of Geertruid Hardenbergh , daughter of Jan Hardenbergh and Grietje Gerrits, on 30 October 1695 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jan Teunissen, Aachie Teunissen).³

Swaantje Janse Van Duyckhuysen¹

• Father*: Jan Teunissen Van Duyckhuysen¹
• Mother*: Achye Stoothof¹ b. a 1645

• Swaantje Janse Van Duyckhuysen was baptized on 18 July 1680 at New Amersfoort, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Gerrit Elberts, Heijltje Elberts.¹

• Patronymic: Swaantje Janse.

Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn¹ b. b 1637, d. bt 30 Jun 1705 - 14 Jun 1706
• Mother*: Jacomina Hellekers¹ b. 7 Dec 1638

• Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn was probably born between 1672 and 1675 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.
• He married Gerrtje Martens at New York City, New York, on 3 April 1696.²

• Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn witnessed the baptism of William Van Duyn , son of Denys Gerretse Van Duyn and Marrietje Heocken, on 4 May 1695 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Abram van Duijn, Annitje Sijmens).³
• Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn resided at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York; at the time of his marriage.²
• He appeared on the census in 1698 at Brooklyn, New York.²
• He witnessed the baptism of Jackomyntie Van Duyn , daughter of Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn and Matilda Heocken, on 14 January 1700 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Abram van Duyn, Aeltje van Duyn).⁴
• Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn was named in his father's will dated on 30 June 1705.⁵
• He resided for some time at Maspeth Kills, Queens Co., New York and then, about 1706, removed to Raritan, New Jersey. In 1714, an Abraham Van Duyn (supposed to have been this Abraham) resided in Cecil Co., Maryland.²
• He witnessed the baptism of Maria whose parents are unknown on 14 April 1706 at First Reformed Church, Raritan (Somerville), Somerset Co., New Jersey, (witnesses: Abraham van Duynen and wife).⁶

Altie van Duyn^1,2

• Father*: Gerrit van Duyn² b. 6 Sep 1691, d. 7 Aug 1777
• Mother*: Altie van Nostrand²

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Verdon, Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Altie van Duyn was born on 22 October 1729.²
• She was baptized on 26 October 1729.²
• She married Anthony Hulst, son of Johannes Holsaert and Femmetje Bennet.^3,2
• Altie van Duyn died on 30 May 1808; aged 76 years, 7 months, and 9 days.⁴
• She was buried at New Lotts Burying Ground, Jamaica, Queens Co., New York.⁴

Altie Gerretse Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn¹ b. b 1637, d. bt 30 Jun 1705 - 14 Jun 1706
• Mother*: Jacomina Hellekers¹ b. 7 Dec 1638

• Altie Gerretse Van Duyn was probably born before 1679 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.
• She married first before 1695 Jan Thijssen, son of Thys Jansen Laenen Van Peelt and Adriaentje Hendricks.²
• Altie Gerretse Van Duyn married second in 1708 Pieter Cornell.^2,3

• Also known as Ashe.⁴
• Altie Gerretse Van Duyn witnessed the baptism of Jackomyntie Van Duyn , daughter of Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn and Matilda Heocken, on 14 January 1700 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Abram van Duyn, Aeltje van Duyn).⁵
• Altie Gerretse Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 30 June 1705 called "Ashe."⁴
• She witnessed the baptism of Jan Lane , son of Mathys Jansz Lane and Catharina Blom, on 28 July 1717 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Pieter Cornell, Aeltie Cornell).⁶

Altie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Altie Van Duyn was born.
• She married Cornelius Peters.¹

• Altie Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 3 March 1754.²

Annetje Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken¹ b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Annetje Van Duyn was baptized on 15 November 1694 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Pieter Staats, Annetje Huiken.²

• On 3 March 1754 "Machtel, wife of Volkert Rapalye, and child of my daughter Antye," is named in the will of Cornelius Van Duyn.³

Antie van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelius van Duyn²
• Mother*: Sarah Verkerk²

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Antie van Duyn was born on 20 January 1751 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York.²
• She probably married Jeremiah Brouwer before November 1785.²
• Antie van Duyn died on 13 September 1835.²

Catrintie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Catrintie Van Duyn was born.
• She married Denys Hegeman.¹

• Catrintie Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 3 March 1754.¹

Christina Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Christyntje Jurianse van Rypen b. 24 Nov 1677, d. 12 Dec 1754

• Christina Van Duyn was born.
• She married Garret Nostrand before 1755.²

• Also known as Stynthe or Seytie.¹
• Christina Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 3 March 1754.³

Cornelia Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn² b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken² b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Cornelia Van Duyn was baptized on 20 February 1709 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Jacob Hanse, Elsje, his wife.²
• She married Nicholas Veghte on 7 October 1726.³
• Cornelia Van Duyn died on 14 October 1767.³

• She witnessed the baptism of Frederick Blauw , son of Jurjen Blauw and Hester Emmet, on 10 October 1731 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Nicholas Vechten, Cornelia s.v.).⁴
• Cornelia Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 3 March 1754 as the wife of Nicholas Veghte.⁵

Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹

• Father*: Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn¹ b. b 1637, d. bt 30 Jun 1705 - 14 Jun 1706
• Mother*: Jacomina Hellekers¹ b. 7 Dec 1638

• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn was born on 16 July 1664 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• He married first at Old First Reformed Dutch Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 January 1691 Matilda Heocken, daughter of Wyellem Heocken and Annatje Andries Willjards.²
• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn married second on 14 June 1714 Christyntje Jurianse van Rypen, daughter of Jurian Thomaszen van Rypen and Reyckje Harmense.³
• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn died on 27 September 1754.³

• Also known as Cornelis van Duijn.⁴
• He took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1687 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, Cornelis gerris Vanduyn, native.⁵
• He witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Blauw , daughter of Jan Frederickszen and Aeltje Janse, on 13 December 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Cornelis van Duijn, Annitje Staets).⁶
• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn witnessed the baptism of Abram Van Duyn , son of Abraham Gerretse Van Duyn and Gerrtje Martens, on 13 October 1699 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Cornelis van Duyn, Machtel, his wife).⁷
• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn was named in his father's will dated on 30 June 1705 received his father's farm at New Utrecht and his carpenters and wheelwright's tools. Made executor.⁸
• He witnessed the baptism of Willem Stevensz Van Voorhees , son of Stephen Jansz Van Voorhees and Catrina Huyken, on 1 August 1708 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Cornelis van Duyn, Annetje Aersen).⁹
• Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn resided at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York; on the lands conveyed to him by his father, bought of Lowrents Jansen and Anthony Du Ceen.³
• His will was dated on 3 March 1752 proved 26 Oct 1754. Cornelius Van Duyn, of Brookland, in Kings County, yeoman, being at present old and weak in body. I leave to my wife Christina all my house where I now live at Gowanus, in Brookland, with the Old orchard, and one acre of land where she thinks proper on my farm, Also the cupboard in the parlor, with the bowls thereon standing, and the chest and table in the parlor, "and the bed and bedstead which stands in the kitchin," And another bed and bedstead which stands in the middle room. Also my Great Bible. I also leaver her interest of £400, and all the moveable goods which my loving wife brought in my house when I first married her. Also all the linnen that is now ready made, and she is to give to my daughters Christina as much linnen as she has occassion for. I also leave to my wife two cows and pasture for the same, "and good keep in the winter." Also my little re chest and my negro man "Frank," "but if my wife cannot agree with him, my executors shall buy a negro wench or a negro man in his room, but they shall not go higher than £70. "My executors are to take especial care of my negro slave Esopus, that the poor slave shall not suffer from want of anything that may be reasonable." My son Cornelius shall provide my wife with good walnut wood, ready cut and brought to the door. I also leave her my bolting mill and bolting cloths. I leave to my son Gerrit £5 more than his equal share. I leave to my daughter Christina £80 for a gift, as she has been very kind and helpful to me in my old age. I leave to my son Cornelius all my farming tools, also my great canoe and carpenter tools. I leave all my clothing to my sons Gerritt, William and Cornelius. All the rest of my moveable estate I leave to my sons Gerritt and William, and to Machtel, wife of Volkert Rapalye, and child of my daughter Antye; and to the children of my daughter Jacomintie, viz., Catrintie, wife of Denys Hegeman, and Aeltie, wife of Cornelius Peters; And also to my daughters, Cornelia, wife of Nicholas Vechte, and Macheltie, wife of Hendrick Staats. I make my son Cornelius and my daughter Christina, and my friends, Jacobus Lefferts, Isaac Sebring and Peter Strycker, executors. I desire this will to be proved within six weeks after my decease. Witnesses: Jacob Bennet, Arent Heyer.¹⁰
• Machtel was named in his grandfather Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn's will on 3 March 1754.

Cornelis Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn² b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken² b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Cornelis Van Duyn was baptized on 14 November 1704 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Antoni Haar, Annetje Haar.²
• He married Phebe.³
• Cornelis Van Duyn died between 28 February 1784 and 6 March 1787.³

• Cornelis resided on and owned what was the late Peter Wykoff farm at Gowanus, and also owned the late Richard Berry farm at the same place.³
• He was named in his father's will dated on 3 March 1754.⁴
• His will was dated on 28 February 1784 proved 6 Mar 1787 (Lib.36, p.267, Wills, NY Surrogate's Court). The executors were Gerret Nostrand and Fernandus Suydam. Cornelis did not have children and his property was left to his brother's and sister's children. His executors sold his farms to Peter Wykoff and Walter Berry.³
• He was buried in the family burial plot on the late Wykoff farm, located within the bounds of the present Hamilton Ave. When the avenue was opened, his remains, along with the others buried there, were removed to Greenwood Cemetery.³

Cornelis van Duyn

• Father of Gerret and Neeltje Van Duyn as known from their patronymics.

Denys Gerretse Van Duyn^1,2

• Father*: Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn² b. b 1637, d. bt 30 Jun 1705 - 14 Jun 1706
• Mother*: Jacomina Hellekers² b. 7 Dec 1638

• Denys Gerretse Van Duyn was probably born before 1667 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.
• He married with banns published on 4 February 1691 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, Marrietje Heocken, daughter of Wyellem Heocken and Annatje Andries Willjards.^3,4
• Denys Gerretse Van Duyn died in 1729 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York.³

• Also known as Dionys van Duyn.⁵
• Also known as Deonys Gerrets van Duijn.⁴
• He took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1687 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, Denijs gerrise Vanduyn, native.⁶
• Denys Gerretse Van Duyn resided at New Utrecht and Flatbush, Kings Co., New York; on the homestead farm conveyed to him by his father. As early as 1703 he went to Three Mile Run, Somerset Co., New Jersey, where he was living as late as 1723. He then returned to the homestead in New Utrecht and Flatbush where he died.³
• He was named in his father's will dated on 30 June 1705.⁷
• He was Deacon at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, from 1707 to 1709.⁵

Dirck Gerretszen van Duyn¹

• Dirck Gerretszen van Duyn was born before 1641.
• He married Geertje Hendricks, daughter of Hendrick Rijxsen and Hendrixken van Reemst, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 8 May 1660.²
• Dirck Gerretszen van Duyn died circa 1686.³

• Also known as Dirck Gerritszen.⁴
• Also known as Dirck Gerritszen van Tright van Buuren.⁵
• Also known as Dirck Gerrits.⁶
• He witnessed the baptism of Annetje Pieterse , daughter of Pieter Corneliszen and Hendrickje Aerts, on 10 September 1671 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Dirck Gerritszen, Catharina Foppe).⁷
• Dirck Gerretszen van Duyn witnessed the baptism of Metje de Groot , daughter of Staets de Groot and Barbara Caspers, on 24 June 1678 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), (sponsors Dirck Gerrits and wife).⁶
• Dirck Van Duyn is suppossed son of Gerret Cornelise van Duyn, although this probably unlikely, as Dirck Van Duyn obtained a patent from the Director-General of New Netherlands on 14 Sep 1662, for a farm in Bergen, New Jersey, and on 12 May 1668, received a patent from Philip Carteret, Gov. of New Jersey, for the same premises. These dates would indicate a birth of before 1641 for Dirck, making him too old to be a son of Gerret Cornelise.¹
• Descendants spelled the surname as Van Dien.³

Elizabeth van Duyn¹

• Elizabeth van Duyn married Herman Lambertsz Wolf, son of Lambert Harmenszen Wolf and Emmentje Goosens Van der Sluys, on 6 August 1673.¹

Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn^1,2,3

• Father*: Cornelis van Duyn

• Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn was born before 1637.
• He married Jacomina Hellekers, daughter of Jacob Hellekers and Aeltje Cornelis, in October 1663.^2,4
• Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn died between 30 June 1705 and 14 June 1706; (dates of will and proving).⁵

• Also known as Gerrit Cornelisz.⁶
• Also known as Gerret Corneliszen.
• Gerret van Duyn emigrated in 1649 from Nieuwerkerk, Zeeland, The Netherlands. He probably settled at first in New Amsterdam. The family name may be derived from Duin, or Duen, a community in the Province of Braband, where either he or his ancestors may have at one time resided. He was a carpenter or wheelwright.⁴
• From New Amsterdam, Gerret van Duyn moved to Brooklyn where he was fined, on 9 Apr 1658, for refusing to pay his quota of Domine Polhemius's salary. On 10 Aug 1670, by persission of the Director-General, he returned to Holland in the ship Fort of Albany, Jacques Cousseau, Master. On 15 May 1671, a pass was given to Jacomynchy, his wife, and her three children in the ship Duke of York, Johannes Luyck, Master, to go to Holland. The family lived at Zwolle, a city on the Zwarte or Black Water, and the Willemsvaart, in Overyssel. They returned to New York in 1679 in the ship the Charles, and settled on a farm located partly in the towns of New Utrecht and Flatbush. This property was conveyed to Gerret van Duyn by Jacques Cortelyou, his brother-in-law, on 23 Aug 1680 (Lib.1, p.231, Conveyances, Register of Kings Co.). In 1687 Gerret van Duyn took the oath of allegiance in New Utrecht, and was a magistrate there in 1687, and 1688, and Justice of the Peace in 1689 and 1690. On 12 Jan 1686/87 he purchased of Lowrents Jansen (son of Jan Lowrents) a farm on the new lots of New Utrecht between those of Anthony Du Ceen (Seen) and Anthony Van Pelt, with a part of the Point lying along the land of John Ditmas. He conveyed one half of this lot to Anthony Du Ceen on 24 Feb 1690/1, and on the same day he bought of Anthony Du Ceen his half lot in New Utrecht lying adjoining Van Duyn's land. On 6 Jun 1698 Gerret van Duyn conveyed to his son, Denyse, the farm he bought of Cortelyou (Lib.2, p.174 Kings Co. Reg.). On 16 Apr 1705 he conveyed to his son Cornelis the land purchased of Lowrents Jansen and Du Ceen, containing the land in the Neck or Point, 111 acres (Lib.3, p.49 Kings Co. Reg.).⁷
• He was a member of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 19 November 1679 at Yellow Hook.⁸
• He was Elder of at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 21 November 1682 (new position, the number of elders was increased to two).⁶
• He took the Oath of Allegiance in September 1687 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, Gerrit Cornelis Van Duyn, 38 Jeare (38 years in the country).⁹
• He witnessed the baptism of Gerret Jans Lanen , son of Jan Thijssen and Altie Gerretse Van Duyn, on 30 October 1695 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., New York, (witnesses Gerrit Cornelissen, Jakomijntie hellaken).¹⁰
• In 1705 Gerret Cornellissen van Duyn resided at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.⁵
• His will was dated on 30 June 1705 proved 14 Jun 1706. Garitt Van Duyn of New Utrecht in Kings County, being in good health, do make this my last will and testament. I leave to my wife Jackominie the choice of my negroes. I leave to my son Cornelius Van Duyn, the farm where I now live at New Utrecht, with all houses and buildings, with all rights and privileges in the Commons of New Utrecht; and he is to pay the following legacies within twelve years, viz., to my son Denyse and to my daughter Ashe, and her children each, £150. I leave to my children, Cornelius, Denyse, Abraham, and Ashe, all my lands in Dutchess County. The share of my daughter Ashe is to be managed by my executors for the benefit of herself and her children. I leave to my wife £25, and £12 yearly for life. I leave to my son Cornelius, all my working tools for the carpenters and wheel wrights work, and I make him executor. Witnesses: Henry Filkin, Peter Cortelyou, Jan Van der Beck.⁵
  
  
• Inventory of the estate of Geritt Van Duyne, of New Utrecht, Kings County, "husbandman." Taken at his dwelling house by Jacques Cortelyou, Peter Cortelyou, Abraham Grouverneur. Evidently a small farm. Total £211. (Not dated).¹¹
• Dirck Van Duyn is suppossed son of Gerret Cornelise van Duyn, although this probably unlikely, as Dirck Van Duyn obtained a patent from the Director-General of New Netherlands on 14 Sep 1662, for a farm in Bergen, New Jersey, and on 12 May 1668, received a patent from Philip Carteret, Gov. of New Jersey, for the same premises. These dates would indicate a birth of before 1641 for Dirck, making him too old to be a son of Gerret Cornelise.⁷

Gerrit van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn² b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken² b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Gerrit van Duyn was born on 6 September 1691 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York.²
• He married Altie van Nostrand before 1724.³
• Gerrit van Duyn died on 7 August 1777.

• Gerrit van Duyn resided at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York; where he owned the farm originally bought by his grandfather, Gerret Cornelissen from Jansen and Du Ceen.³
• He was named in his father's will dated on 3 March 1754.⁴
• His will was dated on 3 October 1773 proved 16 Oct 1784 (Lib.38, p.33, Wills, NY Surrogate's Court).³

Isaac Van Duyn¹

• Isaac Van Duyn married Ann Field, daughter of Hendrick Field and Hannah Lane, on 15 June 1809.¹

Jackomyntie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn² b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken² b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Jackomyntie Van Duyn was baptized on 14 January 1700 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses Abram van Duyn, Aeltje van Duyn.²
• She married Reiner Veghte.³

Jackomyntie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelius van Duyn¹
• Mother*: Sarah Verkerk¹

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Jackomyntie Van Duyn was baptized on 28 August 1748 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹
• She married by license dated on 18 August 1773 at New York Wynant Bennet, son of Wynant Bennet and Geertje Emans.¹
• Jackomyntie Van Duyn died on 12 September 1828.¹

• Also known as Jacomyntje.²

Jaquemyntie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Denys Gerretse Van Duyn² b. b 1667, d. 1729
• Mother*: Marrietje Heocken² b. c 1672

• Jaquemyntie Van Duyn was born between 1690 and 1700 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.^2,3
• She married George Anderson at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 6 September 1718 (banns 9 Aug 1718).^1,3
• Jaquemyntie Van Duyn died after 1747 at Somerset Co., New Jersey.²

• Also known as Jacomijntje van Duin.³
• Probable daughter.²
• In 1718 Jaquemyntie Van Duyn resided at Midwood, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.³

Machiltie Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken¹ b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• Machiltie Van Duyn was possibly baptized (no witnesses recorded). on 13 December 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York.²
• She married Hendrick Staats.³

• Machiltie Van Duyn was named in her father's will dated on 3 March 1754 as the wife of Hendrick Staats.⁴

Meclitta van Duyn^1,2

• Father*: Gerrit van Duyn³ b. 6 Sep 1691, d. 7 Aug 1777
• Mother*: Altie van Nostrand³

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Meclitta van Duyn was born on 21 August 1732 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York.³
• She married William Brouwer, son of Jeury Brouwer and Elizabeth Hilton, at New York City, New York, in December 1752 (license dated 20 Dec 1752).^1,4

• Also known as Mageltie van Duyn.²
• Also known as Mattya.⁵
• Mattya Brower is named in her husband, William Brower's will dated 4 Sep 1782.⁶
• , In a conveyance dated 18 Nov 1785 "Between Adolphus Brouwer of Brookland, Kings Co., yeoman and one of the sons of Jeremiah Brower of same place, yeoman deceased, and his (Adolph's) wife Aeltie (first party) and Abraham Brower, Jeremiah Brower and Antie his wife, William Brower and Mattya Brower, widow of William Brower deceased (second party), and the said Mattya Brower and William Brower, Garret Brower and Abraham Hoagland executors of the will of William Brower formerly of Brooklyn and afterwards of Rumbout Precinct, Dutchess Co., yeoman and now deceased (third party). Above parties agreed to divide Real Estate of Jeremiah Brower deceased situate in Brooklyn, in agreement with the will of Jeremiah Brower." £831was paid by Adolph Brower to the other heirs for the right to the property that consisted of a "farm piece or parcel of ground commonly called Mill Hook situate lying and being in Brooklyn aforesaid and which now part of the estate of the aforesaid Jeremiah Brower deceased together with the mill pond and all streams runs of water mill dams creeks ponds springs meadows (a certain piece of meadow called the big meadows being always intended to be excepted out of the lands intended hereby to be granted and conveyed to the said Adolphus Brower land and marshes thereunto belonging or in anywise appurtaning and all houses outhouses buildings old mill work mill stones, and all the wood and timber that already is collected for the purpose of erecting a mill on the aforesaid stream and all orchards gardens lands common pastures feedings woods underwoods ways paths passages water water courses fishings fowlings easements profits commodities advantages endowments and hereditaments whatsoever to the said Mill Hook and Mill Pond belonging or in any way pertaining or which now are or formerly have been excepted..."The second and third parties were to retain docking and landing rights at the mill property as well as fishing and oyster harvesting rights. Also conveyed were the rights to "that certain tract farm piece or parcel of land also part of the estate of the said Jeremiah Brower deceased and lying and being at Gowanus in Brooklyn Township aforesaid at joining the road that leads to Brooklyn aforesaid bounded northeasterly easterly and southeasterly by lands belonging to the estate of Jacobus Vanderhoven deceased and the estate of Jacobus Degrave deceased and the road that leads from Brooklyn to Flatbush southerly southwesterly and westerly by the mill road so called that leads from Flatbush to the mill aforesaid and northwesterly by the aforesaid road that goes to Brooklyn," containing about 124 acres. In addition, Adolphus is to acquire former woodland purchased from the estate of Wilhelmus Bennet at Gowanus containing ten acres. The conveyance was signed by Jeremiah Brower; Antie, wife of Jeremiah Brower; Abraham Hoagland; Adolphus Brower; Aaltie Brower; Mattya Brower; Abraham Brower; Garrett Brower; William Brower."⁷

Sarah Van Duyn¹

• Father*: William Van Duyn¹
• Mother*: Lena Voorhies¹

• Sarah Van Duyn was born on 30 April 1728 (calculated).
• She married by license dated on 13 November 1752 at New Jersey Andrew Emans, son of John Emans and Teuntje Van Dyck.^1,2
• Sarah Van Duyn married second John Van Cleef, son of Isaac Van Cleef and Rebecca Forman.³
• Sarah Van Duyn died on 7 June 1805; aged 77.1.7.³

• She was named in her father's will dated on 29 March 1771 daughter Sarah, wife of Andries Emmans.⁴

William Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn¹ b. 16 Jul 1664, d. 27 Sep 1754
• Mother*: Matilda Heocken¹ b. c 1669, d. 1 Mar 1709

• William Van Duyn was born on 26 March 1693 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., New York.¹
• He married Adriana Ditmars, daughter of Douwe Janse van Ditmarssen and Catrina Lot, before 1714.²
• William Van Duyn died on 20 February 1769.²

• William settled at Newtown, Long Island in 1719, where he held the office of Justice of the Peace, and was an officer in the Dutch Church.²
• He was named in his father's will dated on 3 March 1754.³

William Van Duyn¹

• Father*: Denys Gerretse Van Duyn¹ b. b 1667, d. 1729
• Mother*: Marrietje Heocken¹ b. c 1672

• William Van Duyn was baptized on 4 May 1695 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses: Abram van Duijn, Annitje Sijmens.²
• He married Sybrech Verkerk, daughter of Roelof Jansen Verkerk and Catharina Symons, before 1724.³

• William Van Duyn settled at Middlebush, Somerset Co., New Jersey, as early as 1719.³
• William Van Duyn joined the Dutch Church of New Brunswick, New Jersey on 1 Apr 1753.³

Catherine Van Duyne¹

• Catherine Van Duyne married Henry Beekman, son of John H. Beekman and Effie Brewer, on 8 November 1818.¹

Sarah Jane Van Duyne¹

• Sarah Jane Van Duyne married Daniel Beekman, son of John H. Beekman and Effie Brewer.¹

Ann Eliza Van Duzer¹

• Father*: Benjamin Tusten Van Duzer¹ b. 31 Jan 1784, d. c Jan 1829
• Mother*: Nancy Whitlock¹

• Ann Eliza Van Duzer was born in 1806.¹
• She married Eli Quintard (no children).¹
• Ann Eliza Van Duzer died in 1891.¹

Benjamin Tusten Van Duzer¹

• Father*: Christopher Van Duzer¹
• Mother*: Juliana Tusten¹

• Benjamin Tusten Van Duzer was born on 31 January 1784 at Cornwall, Orange Co., New York.¹
• He married Nancy Whitlock circa 1805.¹
• Benjamin Tusten Van Duzer died circa January 1829.¹

Mary Van Duzer¹

• Father*: Benjamin Tusten Van Duzer¹ b. 31 Jan 1784, d. c Jan 1829
• Mother*: Nancy Whitlock¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Mary Van Duzer was born circa 1810.¹
• Another source says Mary Van Duzer was born circa 1815 at New York.²
• She married Isaac V. Brower, son of Thomas Le Foy Brouwer and Magdalena van Aulst, on 28 July 1839.³

• Also known as Mary Van Deusen.⁴
• Mary Van Duzer appeared on the census on 18 July 1850 at Hoboken, Hudson Co., New Jersey, as Mary E. Brower, age 35, born in New York.²

Abraham Claesz Van Dyck^1,2

• Father*: Claes Tomissen Van Dyck¹ b. bt 1660 - 1670, d. b 19 Nov 1729
• Mother*: Francijntje Hendriks¹ b. bt 1670 - 1677

• Abraham Claesz Van Dyck was born on 22 January 1702.¹

• In 1728 Abraham Claesz Van Dyck resided at St. George's Hundred, New Castle Co., Delaware.³

Abraham Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Thomas Jansz Van Dyck b. 25 Jan 1639, d. b 17 Sep 1695
• Mother*: Marrij Andriesen

• Abraham Van Dyck married Elizabeth Huyke.²
• Abraham Van Dyck died between 1 February 1747 and 11 April 1747; (dates of will and proving).³

• Also known as Abraham Vandike.⁴
• He witnessed the baptism of Thomas Van Dyck , son of Andries Van Dyck and Geesje, in 1701 at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York, (witnesses Abram Van Dyck, Engeltje Storm (month and day not given).).¹
• Abraham Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Elyzabet Van Dyck , daughter of Andries Van Dyck and Geesje, on 23 October 1716 at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York, (witnesses Abraham Van Dyck, Eliezabet his wife).²
• On 29 October 1724 at New Castle Co., Delaware, Abraham Vandike witnessed a deed for land conveyed by William Cureton to Isaac Vandike.⁴
• His will was dated on 1 February 1746/47 at New Castle Co., Delaware, proved 11 Apr 1747. Misc. 1.493. Wife, Elizabeth. Executor: wife, Elizabeth.³

Achias Jansz Van Dyck

• Father*: Jan Thomaszen Van Dyck b. 1609, d. 1673
• Mother*: Tryntje Agges b. s 1615, d. bt 7 May 1686 - 25 May 1695

• Achias Jansz Van Dyck was baptized on 2 November 1642 at Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands.¹
• He married first Jannetje Lammers, daughter of Lambert Hendricksz Van Campen and Barbertje Barents.²
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck married second after 22 December 1693 Magdalena Hendricks, daughter of Hendrick and Catharina Cronenberg.³
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck died before 7 October 1708.

• Also known as Aggias Jansz van Dijck.⁴
• Patronymic: Achijas Jansen.²
• Also known as Haggaeus Jansz van Dijck.⁵
• He and Jannetje Lammers were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, in 1677 at Gowanus.⁶
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck and Jannetje Lammers were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 19 November 1679 residing at Gowanus.⁷
• On 22 December 1693 Ante-Nuptial agreement between Agias Van Dyck and Magdalena Hendrix, widow of Minnie Johannes, dec'd, dated Decr. 22, 1693, siged Agias Van Dyck in presence of Henry Filkin and Jacobus Vandewater. Ackd. before Henry Filkin, Justice, Recorded Dec 23, 1693, Henry Filkin, Regr.⁸
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Cornelis Laurensen , son of Jan Laurens and Mary Vonk, on 8 May 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Achias van Dijk, Magdaleentje Vonk).⁹
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Filkin , daughter of Henry Filkin and Catherine Vonk, on 31 October 1697 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Achias van dyck, Magdalena van dyck).¹⁰
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Magdalena Van Henglen , daughter of Ouke Reynierson Van Henglen and Ida Vonck, on 23 October 1698 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Achias Van Dyck Magdalena Van Dyck).¹¹
• Achias Jansz Van Dyck resided at Yellow Hook, Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.¹²
• On 7 October 1708 at Kings Co., New York, Indenture between Lambert Vandyck and Maryke his wife of the City of New York, Jacob Vandyck, Janake Vandyck & Hendrick Hendrickse of Kings County on Nassau Island in the Colony of New York, Johannes Koerte and Barbera his wife of the province of East Jersey of the one part, and Hendrick Vandyck of Kings County aforesaid of the other part... The parties of the first part by the last will and testament of Agyas Vandyck late of the Yellow Hook so called in the township of Brooklyn in Kings County, deceased, for the consideration of three hundred pounds to them by the said Hendrick Vandyck...convey to Hendrick Vandyck, real property formerly in possession of said Agyas Vandyck, deceased, sitiuated in Yellow Hook. Signed by Lambert Vandyck, Maryke Vandyck (her mark W), Jacob Vandyck, Janake Vandyke (her mark X), Hendrick Hendrickse (his mark HH), Johannes Koerte, Barbera Koerte (her mark).¹²

Achias Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Lambert Van Dyck¹ b. 16 Sep 1677

• Achias Van Dyck was baptized on 26 October 1709 at First Reformed Church, Raritan (Somerville), Somerset Co., New Jersey, witnesses: Jacob and Annatien Van Dyck.¹

Agnietje Jans Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Jan Thomaszen Van Dyck² b. 1609, d. 1673
• Mother*: Tryntje Agges b. s 1615, d. bt 7 May 1686 - 25 May 1695

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck was baptized on 16 June 1644 at Oude Kerk (Old Reformed Church), Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands, sponsors Stijntje Dierx, Obbinus Heerden, Angnietje Hendrix.³
• She married Arien Willemsen Bennet, son of Willem Adriaenszen and Maria Badie, at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 3 December 1662.⁴

• Also known as Angenietje.⁵
• Also known as Agnietje Jans.⁶
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck and Arien Willemsen Bennet were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, in 1677 at New Utrecht.^7,8
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck and Arien Willemsen Bennet were members of the at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 19 November 1679 residing at Gowanus.⁹
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck and Arien Willemsen Bennet were members of the at Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 4 July 1680.¹⁰
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Agnietje Staats , daughter of Pieter Janszen Staats and Anna Janse Van Dyck, on 25 July 1680 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Agnietje Jans, Jan Jansz Van Dijk).¹¹
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Willemtje Schaers , daughter of Johannes Christoffel Schaers and Marritje Willemse, on 27 February 1681 at New Utrecht, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Willem Willemsz Bennet, Agnietje Jans van Dijck).¹²
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Isaak Pietersz Staats , son of Pieter Janszen Staats and Anna Janse Van Dyck, on 30 June 1682 at Midwoud, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Jan van Dijk, Agneta Bennet).¹³
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Angenietje Janse Van Dyck , daughter of Jan Jansen Van Dyck and Teuntje Thijse, on 29 April 1686 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Arien Bennet, Anenietje Jans).¹⁴
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Catharina Van Dyck , daughter of Carel Jansz Van Dyck and Lijsbeth Aersen van Hert, on 30 June 1686 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Arie Willemszen Bennet, Agnietje Jans).¹⁵
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Angenietje Van Brunt , daughter of Cornelis Rutgersz Van Brunt and Tryntje Adriaense Bennet, on 30 June 1689 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Joost van Brunt, Agneitje van Dijk).^16,17
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Adriaen Bennet , son of Jan Adriaensen Bennet and Femmetje Rapalje, on 7 June 1697 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Arien Bennit, Agenietje Bennet).¹⁸
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Arie Bennet , son of Isaac Adriaense Bennet and Magdalena Joosten, on 7 August 1698 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Arie Bennet, Angenietje his wife).¹⁹
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Angenietje Bennet , daughter of Jacob Adriaense Bennet and Barbara Verdon, on 8 September 1700 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Arje Bennet, Angenietie his wife).²⁰
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Jacob Van Doorn , son of Jacob Van Doorn and Maria Adriaense Bennet, on 27 April 1703 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Arien Bennet, Angenietje Bennet).⁵
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Adriaen Bennet , son of Abraham Adriaense Bennet and Jannetje Folkers, on 7 October 1703 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Adriaan Bennet, Agnenietje his wife).²¹
• In 1711, one Adriaen Bennet and "Angenietje Van Dyck, wife (sic) of Adriean Bennet," were listed as members of the Six Mile Run Church in Somerset County, New Jersey. Leldley (1963) states that there is probably an error here and it should read "widow," and that the Adriaen listed was her son with whom she was probably living.²
• Agnietje Jans Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Adriaan Folkerts , son of Johannes Folkerts and Angenietje Adriaense Bennet, on 7 April 1719 or 8 April 1719 at First Reformed Church (Church of the Three-Mile Run), New Brunswick, Middlesex Co., New Jersey, (witnesses: Angeintie Bennet and Pouweles Aten).²²

Alburtus Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Jacobus Van Dyck¹ b. 18 Apr 1721, d. b 19 Jul 1751
• Mother*: Catherine Schryver¹ b. 1 Apr 1722

• Alburtus Van Dyck was baptized on 4 November 1744 at Dutch Reformed Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., New York.¹

Andres Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Abraham Van Dyck¹ d. bt 1 Feb 1747 - 11 Apr 1747
• Mother*: Elizabeth Huyke¹

• Andres Van Dyck was baptized on 23 October 1716 at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York.¹

Andries Van Dyck^1,2

• Father*: Thomas Jansz Van Dyck³ b. 25 Jan 1639, d. b 17 Sep 1695
• Mother*: Marrij Andriesen³

• Andries Van Dyck was baptized on 11 August 1675 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, sponsors Adriaen Hagenaer, Petronellitie de Wit.³
• He married Geesje.¹
• Andries Van Dyck married second Jemima.⁴
• Andries Van Dyck died between 20 May 1730 and 15 June 1730; (dates of will and proving).

• Also known as Andries Van Dyk.⁵
• Also known as Andreas Vandike.⁴
• He witnessed the baptism of Jan Storm , son of Goris Storm and Enjeltie Van Dyck, in 1704 at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York, (witnesses Andries Van Dyck, Geesje his wife).¹
• Andries Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Thomas Vandike , son of Yssack Van Dyck and Barber, on 13 August 1706 at Old Dutch Church of Sleepy Hollow (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown, (First Reformed Church of Tarrytown), Westchester Co., New York, (witnesses Andries Van Dyk, Marritje Van Dyck).⁶
• Andries Van Dyck witnessed the baptism of Thomas Van Dyck , son of Abraham Van Dyck and Elizabeth Huyke, on 15 March 1710 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, (sponsors Andries Van Dyk, Geesje, s.h.v.).⁷
• His will was dated on 20 May 1730 at New Castle Co., Delaware, proved 15 Jun 1730. Will of Andreas Vandike. Yeoman. Misc. 1.427. Wife Jemima; sons Abram, Andreas and Jacob; unborn child; son, John; two daughters, Mary and Elizabeth. Executor: son, John Vandike.⁴

Angenietje Janse Van Dyck¹

• Father*: Jan Jansen Van Dyck¹ b. c 1648, d. bt 16 May 1735 - 9 Nov 1736
• Mother*: Teuntje Thijse¹ b. c 1648, d. b 16 May 1735

• Angenietje Janse Van Dyck was baptized on 29 April 1686 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, witnesses: Arien Bennet, Anenietje Jans.¹
• She married Simon DeHart, son of Simon Aersen DeHart and Geertje Cornelis.²

• Also known as Angeltie.³
• Angenietje Janse Van Dyck was named in her father's will dated on 16 May 1735 (daughter Angentye, wife of Simon De Hart).²
• She is named in her husband's will on 30 July 1744.³

Ann Van Dyck¹

• Father*: John Van Dyck¹
• Mother*: Martha Griggs¹

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Ann Van Dyck married Jacobus Bennet, son of Wynant Bennet and Geertje Emans, at New York on 21 November 1770 (date of lic.).¹