Jacobus J. Voorhees was born on 18-Jul-1801 at Gravesend, Kings County, New York. He was the son of Jacobus Voorhees and Ida Stillwell. Jacobus married Cornelia Van Sicklen, daughter of John Van Sicklen and Maria Johnson, on 11-Dec-1828. Jacobus J. Voorhees died on 6-Mar-1861 at age 59.
     He was also known as Jacobus Voorhies.

      Cornelia Van Sicklen was born on 4-Apr-1810. She was the daughter of John Van Sicklen and Maria Johnson. Cornelia married Jacobus J. Voorhees, son of Jacobus Voorhees and Ida Stillwell, on 11-Dec-1828. Cornelia Van Sicklen died in 1894.

      Mary Ann Voorhees was born on 14-Feb-1832. She was the daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen. Mary married John H. Kouwenhoven.

     John married Mary Ann Voorhees, daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen.
     John H. Kouwenhoven was also known as John H. Kouenhoven.

     Jacobus Voorhees died on 23-Feb-1834. He was born on 23-Feb-1834. He was the son of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen.

      Cornelia Ellen Voorhees was born on 24-Nov-1836 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen. Cornelia married Abraham Voorhees, son of John A. Voorhees and Femmetje Ryder, on 16-Oct-1861 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Cornelia Ellen Voorhees died on 18-Dec-1917 at Flatlands, Kings County, New York, at age 81.
     She was also known as Cornelia Ellen Voorhies.

      Abraham Voorhees was born on 31-Aug-1831 at Flatlands, Kings County, New York. He was the son of John A. Voorhees and Femmetje Ryder. Abraham married Cornelia Ellen Voorhees, daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen, on 16-Oct-1861 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Abraham Voorhees died on 3-Sep-1909 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, at age 78. Abraham was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.

      Ida Voorhees was born on 23-May-1842. She was the daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen. Ida married Simon W. DuBois on 14-Nov-1867.

     Simon married Ida Voorhees, daughter of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen, on 14-Nov-1867.

      John James Voorhies was born on 8-Mar-1849 at New York. He was the son of Jacobus J. Voorhees and Cornelia Van Sicklen. John James Voorhies was baptized on 12-Oct-1849 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. John married Georgianna Seabury, daughter of Jacques D. Seabury and Emma C. Messenger, on 11-Oct-1872. John James Voorhies died on 7-Mar-1911 at age 61. John was buried at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York.

      Cornelius Van Horn was born on 4-Sep-1788. He was the son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven.

      Abraham A. Van Horn was born on 27-Jan-1790. He was the son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. Abraham married Jane Fonda, daughter of Jelles Fonda and Jannette Vrooman, on 16-Dec-1810. Abraham A. Van Horn died on 14-Apr-1871 at age 81.

     Jane Fonda was the daughter of Jelles Fonda and Jannette Vrooman. Jane married Abraham A. Van Horn, son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, on 16-Dec-1810.

      Maria Van Horn was born on 24-Nov-1791 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. Maria married John Gross on 11-Dec-1810 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York.

     John married Maria Van Horn, daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, on 11-Dec-1810 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York.

      Elizabeth Veeder was born on 8-Apr-1794 at Schenectady, Schenectady County, New York. She was the daughter of Simon Veeder and Margareta Terwiilger. Elizabeth married Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne, son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, on 19-Oct-1813 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. Elizabeth Veeder died on 2-Oct-1838 at Will County, Illinois, at age 44. Elizabeth was buried at Old Frankfort Cemetery, Will County, Illinois.

      Eleanor Van Horne was born circa 1814. She was the daughter of Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne and Elizabeth Veeder.

      Abraham C. Van Horne was born on 19-May-1815 at New York. He was the son of Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne and Elizabeth Veeder. Abraham married Lucy Wood on 1-Jan-1835 at Will County, Illinois. Abraham C. Van Horne died on 15-Feb-1900 at Norfolk, Madison County, Nebraska, at age 84.

      Simon Veeder Van Horne was born on 30-Jul-1818 at New York. He was the son of Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne and Elizabeth Veeder. Simon married Jane Ann Van Horne on 16-Dec-1847 at Will County, Illinois.

      Cornelius Putman Van Horne was born circa 1824 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. He was the son of Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne and Elizabeth Veeder. Cornelius married Margaret Stephens on 20-Jun-1849 at Will County, Illinois; by William B. Cleveland Justice of the Peace.

      Margaret Catherine Van Horne was born circa 1826. She was the daughter of Cornelius Covenhoven Van Horne and Elizabeth Veeder. Margaret Catherine Van Horne died in 1835 at Hickory Creek, Winnebago County, Illinois.

      John Victor Putman was born on 12-Oct-1794 at New York City, New York County, New York. John married Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, on 23-Aug-1815 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. John Victor Putman died on 30-Oct-1816 at New York City, New York County, New York, at age 22.

      Anna Marie Putman was born on 23-Oct-1816 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. She was the daughter of John Victor Putman and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn.

      Evert Yates was born on 14-Jan-1820 at Vangaucharry, New York. He was the son of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn.

     Eleanor married J. C. Decker at Vangaucharry, New York. Eleanor C. Yates was born on 27-Aug-1821 at Vangaucharry, New York. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Eleanor C. Yates died on 16-Apr-1909 at Illinois at age 87.

     J. married Eleanor C. Yates, daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, at Vangaucharry, New York.

      Angelice Yates was born on 1-Jan-1823 at New York City, New York County, New York. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Angelice married Robert W. Holt at New York City, New York County, New York. Angelice Yates died circa 1879.

     Robert married Angelice Yates, daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, at New York City, New York County, New York.

      John Putman Yates was born on 12-Feb-1825 at New York City, New York County, New York. He was the son of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. John married Cloe Ann Josephine Henry, daughter of Milo Henry and Chloe Ann B. Osborn, in 1853 at Madison, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. John Putman Yates died on 30-May-1894 at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois, at age 69. He died on 30-May-1895 at Ceresco, Saunders County, Nebraska, at age 70.
      John's middle name has been seen as Putnam and Pulman, but most of the references just show JP Yates. In the 1874 Historical Atlas of Hancock Co, it is listed that John P Yates came to Appanoose Township, Hancock County in 1834 making him one of the very first settlers (with his parents).

John's plat is shown on the plat map from 1859 in Appanooce (?) Hancock Co, IL. It is next door to C.E. Yates, his father Christopher E. Yates.

John's middle name is seen as Putnam or Putnaman in other family trees such as the Broderbund WFT Vol 5, Ed 1, Tree#3981.

John had a farm hand at his farm at the time of the 1870 census named Frederick Hager from Switzerland (he was 22). In 1874 he owned land on the northwest corner of section 33 in Appanoose Township.

John was an early settler of Ceresco, NE. In the Centennial issue of the Ceresco newspaper the following was written regarding some of his influential opinions:

"On June 10, 1886 the Townsite Company bought the original 160 acres of land where part of the present community is located for a total of $3000. Another difference of opinion developed when the location of the main street was discussed. J. P. Yates wanted it to run east and west past his farm home, the only home on the new town site. His position prevailed, and the post office was moved.

Yates also attempted to convince railroad officials that the depot should be built on Main Street. Those responsible for its construction believed otherwise and built it three blocks south of Main Street. That decision once again caused the railroad to be a major factor in the development of Ceresco because it influenced the location of the business section of the town. The core of the business section is three blocks south of Main Street and the main street of Ceresco runs north and south and is not Main Street."

In 1887 JP Yates owned the feed stable in Ceresco as seen in the 1887 Business Directory:

Business Directory, 1887
Attorney-at-Law Freeman Knowles
Contractor Gilbert Rouse
Ceresco Hotel A. Andrus
Livery & Feed Stable J. P. Yates.

      Cloe Ann Josephine Henry was born on 28-Sep-1834 at Bainbridge, Ross County, Ohio. She was the daughter of Milo Henry and Chloe Ann B. Osborn. Cloe married John Putman Yates, son of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, in 1853 at Madison, Pottawatamie County, Oklahoma. Cloe Ann Josephine Henry died on 2-Feb-1901 at Ceresco, Saunders County, Nebraska, at age 66.
     She was also known as Josephine Henry. She was also known as Elvira Henry.

      Lydia Yates was born on 13-Oct-1826 at New York City, New York County, New York. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Lydia married John H. Wyncoop on 30-Nov-1846 at Beardstown, Cass County, Illinois. Lydia Yates died on 1-Aug-1903 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois, at age 76.

      John H. Wyncoop was born on 29-Jun-1819 at Oneida County, New York. John married Lydia Yates, daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, on 30-Nov-1846 at Beardstown, Cass County, Illinois.
     John H. Wyncoop was also known as John H. Wynecoop.

      Gertrude Jane Yates was born on 5-Oct-1830 at Illinois. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Gertrude married William Tilton Hibbard on 1-Dec-1847 at Illinois. Gertrude Jane Yates died on 15-Nov-1898 at Illinois at age 68.

     William married Gertrude Jane Yates, daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, on 1-Dec-1847 at Illinois.

      Elizabeth Yates was born on 2-Aug-1833 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Elizabeth Yates died on 30-Jan-1842 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois, at age 8.

      Catherine Yates was born on 4-May-1836 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Catherine married Patterson F. Harry on 6-Jul-1858 at Carthage, Hancock County, Illinois. Catherine Yates died on 20-Jul-1888 at Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, at age 52.
      Article in the Daily Nebraska State Journal, Saturday July 21, 1888.

The first fatal accident on the Rapid Transit railway occurred yesterday morning at half past nine o'clock about 300 feet north of the Salt creek bridge on north fourteenth street. Mrs. P.F. Harry, a woman a little past middle life, stepped on the track in front of the approaching motor to avoid a plunging horse in the road, and was instantly run down. She died in less than an hour after the accident.

It is difficult to give an exact account of the cause of this lamentable affair. At 8 o'clock last night the coroner's jury began an investigation under the direction of Sheriff Meliek, Dr. Shoemaker having been called out of the city. The jury was composed of R.B. Graham, N.C. Broek, Neal Johnson, L.K. Jenny, W.M. Herdman and Alba Brown. The following witnesses were examined during the evening: H.C.Mc Arthur, E.M. Allen, D.B., B.F., Mrs. B.F. and Nettie Ryman, B.F. Brew, James Malloy, C.H. Kirkpatrick, S.P. Munn and Dr.Hart.

There was so much confusion after the accident, and it came about so suddenly, that few of the witnesses had a distinct recollection of what had really happened. On material points contradictory statements were made by witnesses who had no intention of perverting the truth, and the work of the jury was therefore of unusual difficulty. The main points upon which there is no controversy are that the dummy train was running north at the usual rate of speed. A short distance beyond the Salt creek bridge. H.C. Mc Arthur and E.M. Allen were encountered, driving a single horse. The animal was afraid of the motor, and plunged into the ditch at the side of the track. At about the same instant Mrs. Harry stepped from the road over the first rail and was struck by the dummy.
She fell under the train and the wheels passed over both thighs, crushing the flesh and bones but not lacerating the skin except on the right limb, which was torn open. The face was bruised severely and one hand was cut.The engine was stopped before the second drive wheel had reached the woman and the train crew and passengers crowded around to give such assistance as was in their power. It was first thought that the lady was fastened under the wheels, but she was soon extricated. Kind hands then lifted her to one of the seats of the car and she was taken a short distance south to the home of D.B. Ryman. Here a mattress was brought out to the track and she was carried to the house and given all the attention possible. Messengers were sent for her husband and children and Dr. Hart was called. Mrs. Harry was conscious and spoke a number of times concerning the accident. She said that she was afraid of the horse, and thought that she would be able to clear the track before the dummy came up to her. When the doctor arrived she was dead. His examination showed that the shock was the immediate cause. Although she was fearfully injured, there had not been enough loss of blood to cause death. The testimony varies with regard to the relative positions of the engine, the horse, the woman and other means in the immediate vacinity. Some witnesses testified that the body was dragged a distance of fifteen feet. The engineer of the dummy is positive that he stopped in four feet after applying the brake, and it was applied immediately when danger was sighted. M. Mc Arthur and Allen stated that the woman was not between them and the dummy when their horse went into the
ditch. A passenger testified that when his attention was first drawn to the front end of the train the woman was stepping onto the track from the east, and was about ten feet in front of the engine. About fifteen feet behind her was the rearing horse, which she was evidently trying to avoid. The physician was positive that the body had not been dragged along the ground. It was further explained in justification of the engineer that his view of the road was obscured by a load of hay that made it impossible to see the trouble in advance until he was upon it.

After hearing the testimony the jury decided that in view of the importance of the case and the rather conflicting nature of the statements presented a thorough investigation would be proper, they adjourned at 12 o'clock until 10 o'clock this morning.

Mrs. Harry was fifty-two years of age. She lived with her husband, a carpenter, in their new house in Belmont. The couple have five daughters and two sons, all living in the city except one daughter whose home is in Denver.

The funeral will probably take place tomorrow.

      Patterson F. Harry was born in 1833 at Virgina. Patterson married Catherine Yates, daughter of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn, on 6-Jul-1858 at Carthage, Hancock County, Illinois. Patterson F. Harry died on 13-Nov-1920 at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.
      On October 4, 1888, Patterson F. Harry received a settlement from John Fitzgerald in the amount of $500.00 for the death of his wife Catherine Harry. The cost of Catherine's burial was $199.00.

      Abraham Van Horn Yates was born on 31-Mar-1839 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois. He was the son of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. Abraham Van Horn Yates died on 24-Jul-1861 at Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois, at age 22.

      William Henry Harrison Yates was born on 9-Jan-1841 at Augusta, Hancock County, Illinois. He was the son of Christoper E. Yates and Catherine Couwenhoven Van Horn. William married Maggie (Unknown).

      Gertrude Van Horn was born on 12-Jan-1797 at Fonda, Montgomery County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. Gertrude married Cornelius Putman on 20-May-1812 at Glen, Montgomery County, New York. Gertrude Van Horn died in 1876 at Rushville, Schuyler County, Illinois.
     She was also known as Gitty Van Horn.

     Cornelius married Gertrude Van Horn, daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, on 20-May-1812 at Glen, Montgomery County, New York.

      William Hendrick Van Horn was born on 31-Mar-1801 at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York. He was the son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. William married Elizabeth Albright.

     Elizabeth married William Hendrick Van Horn, son of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven.

      Anne Van Horn was born on 13-Oct-1803 at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. Anne married (Unknown) Putnam. Anne Van Horn died after 1840 at New York City, New York County, New York.

      Nellie Van Horn was born on 27-Jul-1809 at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven. Nellie married William Stafford at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York. Nellie married William Veeder at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.

     William married Nellie Van Horn, daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.

     William married Nellie Van Horn, daughter of Rev. Abram Van Horn Jr. and Anna Covenhoven, at Caughnawaga, Montgomery County, New York.

      Charles Simpson was born in 1851. Charles married Elizabeth Schenck, daughter of John Lane Schenck and Hester Marshall. Charles Simpson died in 1937. Charles was buried at Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin, Warren County, Ohio.

      Ethel Simpson was born on 27-Jul-1888. She was the daughter of Charles Simpson and Elizabeth Schenck. Ethel married Cyrus Charles Null. Ethel Simpson died on 9-May-1967 at age 78. Ethel was buried after 9-May-1967 at Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin, Warren County, Ohio.

      Cyrus Charles Null was born on 27-Jul-1899 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio. Cyrus married Ethel Simpson, daughter of Charles Simpson and Elizabeth Schenck. Cyrus Charles Null died on 12-Oct-1918 at age 19.

      Addie Schenck was born circa 1855. She was the daughter of John Lane Schenck and Hester Marshall. Addie married Joseph Bringinger.

     Joseph married Addie Schenck, daughter of John Lane Schenck and Hester Marshall.

      James M. Schenck was born in 1844 at Montgomery County, Ohio. He was the son of John Lane Schenck and Hester Marshall. James married Lucy S. Faust on 12-Oct-1865 at New York City, New York County, New York.
     James M. Schenck Fought in the 176th Regiment, Company G, from Middletown in 100 days service in Virginia.

      Lucy S. Faust was born on 14-May-1843 at Westchester, Butler County, Ohio. Lucy married James M. Schenck, son of John Lane Schenck and Hester Marshall, on 12-Oct-1865 at New York City, New York County, New York.

      Robert Schenck was born on 28-May-1867. He was the son of James M. Schenck and Lucy S. Faust.

      John L. Schenck was born on 11-Oct-1868. He was the son of James M. Schenck and Lucy S. Faust.

      Findlay S. Schenck was born on 9-Dec-1869. He was the son of James M. Schenck and Lucy S. Faust.

      Briggs C. Schenck was born on 24-Dec-1878. He was the son of James M. Schenck and Lucy S. Faust.

      Benjamin Schenck was born circa 1836 at Ohio. He was the son of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer. Benjamin Schenck died after 1886.

      Lydia J. Schenck was born circa 1838 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer. Lydia married S. P. Rehring. Lydia J. Schenck died after 1886.

     S. married Lydia J. Schenck, daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer.

      Sarah Schenck was born circa 1839. She was the daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer. Sarah Schenck was born circa 1842 at Ohio. Sarah married E. Chamberlain. Sarah Schenck died after 1886.

     E. married Sarah Schenck, daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer.

      Elmira Schenck was born circa 1846 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer. Elmira married Rev. S. M. McCorkle. Elmira Schenck died after 1886.
     She was also known as Marietta Schenck.

     S. married Elmira Schenck, daughter of Holmes Lane Schenck and Margaret Ann Vanderveer.

      William Lane Schenck was born on 11-Feb-1813. He was the son of John Holmes Schenck Esquire and Sarah Lane. William married Lydia Ann Vanderveer, daughter of John Vanderveer, on 1-Oct-1831 at Montgomery County, Ohio. William Lane Schenck died on 10-Nov-1872 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio, at age 59. William was buried after 10-Nov-1872 at Woodhill Cemetery, Franklin, Warren County, Ohio.

      Lydia Ann Vanderveer was born on 31-May-1817. She was the daughter of John Vanderveer. Lydia married William Lane Schenck, son of John Holmes Schenck Esquire and Sarah Lane, on 1-Oct-1831 at Montgomery County, Ohio. Lydia Ann Vanderveer died on 20-Dec-1892 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio, at age 75.

      John Holmes Vanderveer Schenck was born on 10-Feb-1847. He was the son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. John Holmes Vanderveer Schenck died on 3-Sep-1848 at age 1.

      Mary Jane Schenck was born on 29-Sep-1835. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Henriette C. Schenck was born on 24-Jun-1840. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Sarah Ann Schenck was born on 16-Jun-1837. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. Sarah Ann Schenck died in 1882 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio.

      Hannah Josephine Schenck was born on 27-Jul-1842. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Margaret Elizabeth Schenck was born on 1-Apr-1844. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      John Schenck was born on 7-Jan-1849 at Ohio. He was the son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Eleanor Schenck was born on 1-Jan-1853. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      George Lane Schenck was born on 10-Apr-1855. He was the son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      William Francis Schenck was born on 16-Jan-1857. He was the son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. William married Cornelia Evans. William Francis Schenck died in 1935 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio.

      Cornelia Evans was born in 1857. Cornelia married William Francis Schenck, son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. Cornelia Evans died in 1890.

      Newton Schenck was born on 15-Oct-1859. He was the son of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. Newton Schenck died on 8-Jul-1864 at age 4.

      Minnie Bell Schenck was born on 20-Jun-1865. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer. Minnie married (Unknown) Bethel.

     (Unknown) married Minnie Bell Schenck, daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Lydia Schenck was born circa 1867. She was the daughter of William Lane Schenck and Lydia Ann Vanderveer.

      Catherine Lane Schenck was born on 15-Jul-1815 at Montgomery County, Ohio. She was the daughter of John Holmes Schenck Esquire and Sarah Lane. Catherine married Landis Smock, son of Peter Smock and Catherine Schenck.

      Landis Smock was born circa 1816 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. He was the son of Peter Smock and Catherine Schenck. Landis married Catherine Lane Schenck, daughter of John Holmes Schenck Esquire and Sarah Lane.

      Catherine Schenck was born on 12-Jan-1794. She was the daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer. Catherine married Peter Smock, son of Joris Smock and Saartje Covenhoven, on 28-Sep-1816 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Catherine Schenck died on 14-Aug-1858 at Carlisle, Warren County, Ohio, at age 64.

      Margaret Vanderveer Smock was born on 13-Jul-1818 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Peter Smock and Catherine Schenck.

      Ally Vanderveer Smock was born on 31-Mar-1820 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Peter Smock and Catherine Schenck. Ally Vanderveer Smock died on 3-Dec-1823 at age 3.

      Mary Ann Smock was born on 24-Mar-1822 at Middletown, Monmouth County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Peter Smock and Catherine Schenck. Mary Ann Smock died on 19-Oct-1823 at age 1.

      Chrineyonce Schenck was born on 12-Aug-1791. He was the son of Capt. John R. Schenck and Rhoda Holmes. Chrineyonce married Maria Schenck, daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer, on 31-Jan-1811 at New Jersey. Chrineyonce Schenck died on 18-Jan-1832 at Franklin, Warren County, Ohio, at age 40.
     He was also known as Chrineyance Isaac Schenck.

      Jane Schenck was born on 29-Dec-1804 at New Jersey. She was the daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer. Jane married Samuel Craig.

      Samuel Craig was born circa 1802 at Springfield, Clark County, Ohio. Samuel married Jane Schenck, daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer.

      Sarah Schenck was born on 28-Sep-1797. She was the daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer. Sarah married William Robinson on 27-Feb-1819 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      William Robinson was born on 26-Nov-1797. William married Sarah Schenck, daughter of Teunis Schenck and Aeltje Vanderveer, on 27-Feb-1819 at Monmouth County, New Jersey.

      Elizabeth Robinson was born circa 1820. She was the daughter of William Robinson and Sarah Schenck.

      Tunis Robinson was born circa 1822. He was the son of William Robinson and Sarah Schenck.

      Aaron Robinson was born circa 1824. He was the son of William Robinson and Sarah Schenck.

      George Robinson was born circa 1826. He was the son of William Robinson and Sarah Schenck.