Dutch in New York - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Van Dyke / Van Dyck

carolvandykepa — 2009-12-19 16:38:40Z

Hi, I am related to many VanDyke/Vandyck's from Northport NY and Greene county NY. I have lots of info. on this VD line. I have alot of dead ends too. Would love to fill in the balnks, any help would be great!!! Thanks, Carol VanDyke

Vangilder, Van Gilder, Van Guilder, Van Guilden

freeames1 — 2009-09-18 22:14:03Z

Hello,

Does anyone have suggestions on how I could locate any Dutch Reform church records for the Cayuga County, NY area.

I believe this surname could be Dutch background.

Particularly searching for a Jeremiah Vangilder (unknown birth & unknown death) who seem to have lived in the Sempronius, Cayuga County area before 1800. He is listed in the 1800 Census, a mention is made a Vangilder family moved to the Niles, Cayuga Co., NY area about 1792.

My ancestor was Amelia M Raner B 1829 in NY. Her mother was a Hannah Vangilder who married a Joshua Raner. There is a possible Hannah (Vangilder) Raner living in Cayuga Co., NY born about 1800. She named one of her sons Jeremiah Raner.

Thanks for any suggestions,
Debbie Freeman

Re: Van Dyke / Van Dyck

PlfdGirl74 — 2009-06-27 03:08:59Z

Hi Sheryl, I am looking here too!
Toni

Van Dyke / Van Dyck

sheryl8564 — 2009-06-18 22:42:59Z

Searching for my connection to one of the original Van Dyck/Van Dyke families in the New Netherlands.

Is the information I have below correct?? I am unsure that my 6th great grandfather, Peter Van Dyke, is the son of Francis Jacobus Van Dyck? This is my weakest link.

I have more information about each of the couples below, but I am having a very hard time finding definite information about Peter/Petrus, including information about his wife Rachel Hudson and if he is positively the father of my ancestor John Van Dyke.

ANY helpful information is appreciated!

JOHN VAN DYKE b. 1775 in New York
m. REBECCA MORSE b. 1776 in New York

PETER/PETRUS VAN DYKE/VAN DYCK b. abt 1718(?) in New York
m. RACHEL HUDSON b. abt 1734 in New York

FRANCIS JACOBUS VAN DYCK b. 1683 in Long Island, New York
m. RESULE MONTRAS b. abt 1697 in Long Island, New York

JACOBUS FRANSZEN VAN DYCK b. abt 1652 in Holland
m. MAGDALENA CORNELISE EGMONT

FRANS CLAESSEN VAN DYCK b. abt 1613 in Holland
m. Immetje Dirks

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

ron_mesnard — 2008-10-29 12:28:23Z

I am familiar with both cities. I agree. I think you might get annoyed with how they deal with snow. DC was shut down for a week because of 2 2" snow falls that occured in the same week. That got them jokes on the tonight show. They had hoped the first 2" would go away but only melted before the next cold front hit. That all turned to ice then the second dusting turned the roads into a death trap. Because there was no salt, the ice stuck to the road like glue. Now the DC area always pre salts. Often that is enough to get by.

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

lpeyman — 2008-10-28 19:56:22Z

Hi again,

Odd that you should mention the Dutch Settlers group.......my late first husband was a Lansing descendant, upstate Troy area.....great early resources in the State Library there in Albany, but also in Troy and especially the Library at the Albany Institute of History and Art.....nice area in general upstate, but can do without the 4 foot of snow all winter...VA is much more temperate! Linda, Richmond, VA

Rapalje,Ryerson,Schouten lineage

toodielee — 2007-06-11 03:15:08Z

Seek sources for Lineage proofs.

Re: OATHOUT

plantagenet60 — 2007-03-21 17:41:25Z

Michele,

I see we were in communication briefly on the Wiltse board back in Oct. 2002. I had *no* idea how closely we are connected to the Wiltse family at that time, or else I would have helped you further. I'm a generation ahead of you, your 3rd great-grandparents, John & Henrietta Wiltse, were my 2nd great-grandparents. John was a Civil War veteran, I have two images of him taken in uniform during the war. Would be happy to exchange info.

Kevin

Re: Hamelinck - John/Johannes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

jekkelenkamp — 2007-03-04 17:26:11Z

Hello Michelle,

Source Civil register - Marriage
Archive location Zeeuws Archief
General Number of finding aid: 25.2
Municipality: Aardenburg
Type of record: Huwelijksakte
Record number: 8
Registration date: 30-04-1914
Groom Josephus Hamelinck
Age: 22
Place of birth: Schoondijke
Bride Elodie Marie Vercruijsse
Age: 22
Place of birth: Sluis
Father groom Jacob Hamelinck
Mother groom Levina Cornelia Verschage
Father bride Franciscus Bernardus Vercruijsse
Mother bride Barbara Theresia Willemkens

Go to this web site and you will find a lot about your Dutch family.
http://www.genlias.nl/en/search.jsp
By from Holland Janneke

Hamelinck - John/Johannes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

VioletRainn — 2007-01-24 20:41:38Z

Hello, my name is Michelle Thomas and I'm researching both side of my family.

My Mother's maiden name is Hamelinck, with her father being John. We know that it was changed from Johannes when he was 3 or 4. His father was Josephino Hamelinck. Johannes was born on December 4, 1914 and died in December of 1987. He lived in Newark, NY. He was brought to America with Jacob (believed to be his aunt and uncle).

We have some information on them, however, we are seeking the information on Josephino Hamelinck and Elodie Marie Vercruyse. Johannes was born (as far as we know) in Zeeland, Netherlands.

Hamelinck - John/Johnnes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

VioletRainn — 2007-01-24 20:41:27Z

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

R_mesnard — 2006-11-13 20:31:58Z

Thanks, that would interest me. History did not record much day to day happenings. We are getting a different picture from these kinds of sources.

Re: Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

2006-09-06 01:13:31Z

Warnaer Wessells was born in the Netherlands. He is my 9th ggf. His daughter, Maria Wessells married Pieter Alricks (also of the Netherlands) and had Wessell Alricks. They came to New York, but settled in New Castle, Delaware. I am able to trace pedigree. Google Descendants of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kowenhoven and look on page 1101.

Happy hunting - keep in touch!

Donna

parents? of Teuntje GERRITS + Gerrit VAN DEN BERG of Kinderhook, NY

JanEJordan65 — 2006-08-31 18:01:59Z

Hi Researchers,
Seeking parent's names and data, born probably in Netherlands, of Teuntje GERRITS [GERRITTS] born about 1640 in Holland or New York, married Gerrit Gysbertsen VAN DEN BERG of Kinderhook, Albany Co., New York.

I descend from their son, Barent Gerritse VANDENBERG, born in Albany, Albany Co., New York, married 6 March 1687 to Geertruy Janse WITBECK.

Other children of Gerrit and Teuntje VANDENBERG were:

Gerrit, Ariaantje, Huybert, Marritje, Geertje, Teuntje, Neeltje, Gysbert, Cornelis, Johannes, Gerritje, and Anneken.

Many THANKS :-) in advance for your help, Jan

researching Fleigring, Glockner, Goewey, Klockner, Merrick, Orcutt, Ostrander

Lewis Warren Ten Eyck, Henry Ten Eyck

una13aa — 2006-08-23 22:06:22Z

Although pretty far removed from Koenraedt Ten Eyck of Germany, Holland, New Amsterdam, am looking for parents,
siblings of Lewis Warren Ten Eyck. Date not known though
guestimating 1870 or earlier. Location in NY not known.
Married Isabelle Hartshorne of PA, moved to IA where had son also named Lewis Warren Ten Eyck. He, in Boone Co.,IA, married Mary P. Stevenson. They moved to NE, CO, IL and MA. Am also looking for the Henry of NY who settled about 1852 near Hooks Point Iowa. Please and thanks!

Re: Hendrickson in New York - Hendrick, Daniel, William, James, etc

NYGranger — 2006-07-23 11:30:58Z

Name: Daniel B. HENDRICKSON
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Birth: 1827 New York
Death: 1884 Jamaica, Queens
Burial: Springfield Cemetery, Plot 81
Spouse: Mary GRANGER
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Birth: 13 May 1829 Shelfanger, England
Death: 1905 Jamaica, Queens
Burial: Springfield Cemetery, Plot 81
Father: Early GRANGER (1792-1883)
Mother: Mary Anne DOUGHERTY (1798-1853)

Children
——————————————————————————————
1 M: James F. HENDRICKSON
Birth: 1854
Spouse: Mary E.
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2 M: Benjamin HENDRICKSON
Birth: 1859
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3 F: Mary HENDRICKSON
Birth: 1861
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4 M: Daniel HENDRICKSON
Birth: 1862
Death: 1927 Springfield Cemetery, Plot 81
——————————————————————————————
5 M: Charles HENDRICKSON
Birth: 1868

Notes for Daniel B. HENDRICKSON
First Reformed Dutch Church of Jamaica, N.Y.' by Rev. W. H. DeHart, published in 1884.
Daniel & Mary joined in June, 1863
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~rbillard/vital_statistics.htm

Dutch Rule in New York

sissyavery65 — 2006-06-30 18:15:09Z

Does anyone know about the history of Dutch rule in NY? I have many ancestors who were early Dutch settlers in the 1600's. I have found some court records and stories of incidents that refer to things that I do not understand. Is there a book available that anyone might know about??

Thanks

Sissy Ann Avery-Pigman

Thomas Stevenson

2006-06-14 01:59:49Z

Good Evening once again.......................
Thank you once again for the information you provided about Thomas Stevenson. The only court information I have regarding Thomas is a case in New Haven in 1643. You've provided me with another puzzle piece regarding another court case.
My search has been on going for over 20 years. I could never get past the date 1663, Thomas Stevens, Southampton, LI, NY. I discovered an article written for the Suffolk County Historical Society dated Spring 1995 written by Henry B Hoff and Harry Macy. They connected Thomas Stevens of Southampton to his father Thomas Stevenson from Newtown. The article provided information regarding his marriage and much confusion with another Thomas Stevenson same period who was possibly a cousin.
I've been through numerous ship lists on line finding a Thomas who arrived in Virginia and another in New England aboard the Abigail. I have Thomas starting out in Southold, LI, moving to Hempstead around 1647 then eventually to Mespeth.
I also have a copy of the book, "Thomas Stevenson and family of Greater London", written in 1903. According to Macy and Hoff the author John Stevenson has confused the family arrangement. I've been unable to find any good source material for the years 1647-1662. Rikers' "Annals of Newtown"...I only bits and pieces. I thought about joining the Holland Society but my reasons would have been purely selfish and I'm located to far from NYC to really be involved....and that's providing I would be accepted.
I did look at your book titles on Olive Tree. Yes, I would believe you have a special affection for New Netherland.
I would be interested in your opinion regarding Thomas and his many court cases. My thought is his family were possibly investors in the new world ventures. My other thought was he was an adventurer possibly a one time mercenary working for Captain Underwood. My search goes on....thanks again for your input.

Re: English Settlers in New Netherland

2006-06-13 23:29:45Z

Re: English Settlers in New Netherland

2006-06-13 22:21:38Z

You must be a teacher.....I put a "s" on many names incorrectly...sorry.
Researching Thomas Stevenson/Stephenson who married Marie Bullock in the Dutch Reform Church in August 1645.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my query.

Re: Dutch Rule in New York

lorischulze — 2006-06-13 19:52:44Z

If you are looking specifically for books of court records - there are many. They tell a fascinating tale of what life was like under Dutch rule.

See http://olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/ and click on NEW NETHERLAND RESOURCES for a list of excellent books

Re: English Settlers in New Netherlands

lorischulze — 2006-06-13 19:46:55Z

Tell us WHO you are searching -- what was the marriage record you found?

Also, just a nit picking point - it was called New Netherland, not New Netherlands. :-)

See http://olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/ for lots of info on New Netherland and its settlers, plus many online church records, land records, passenger lists etc

Re: Dutch Rule in New York

2006-04-23 02:08:04Z

Hi Sissy.

I also have many early ancesters both English and Dutch that lived in New York and find it very interesting. I dont know if there is one book that covers it all. I pick up a little here and there. A recent book, curently in book stores is "The Island at the Center of the World"by Russell Shorto. Good but he is a little over enthusiastic. The best source of information I have found is the NYG&B. If you would like to continue the conversation my email is hbell11804@yahoo.com.

Harry

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

jolhen — 2006-04-09 06:16:04Z

I am looking for the parents of Henry Thomas. He was born in NY about 1746, and was a loyalist that went to New Brunswick in 1783. He married Hiley Brower, daughter of Nicholas Brower and Maria Dutcher and his descendents include other prominant NY Dutch, including the Fowlers, Hatfields and Van Heerdens. I noticed a couple of Thomas's. Is there any children of them listed.

Karen Henry

English Settlers in New Netherlands

2005-07-31 16:58:19Z

Thank you in advance for viewing this message. Seeking new sources of information on the early English settlers in the New Netherlands area...such as Newtown. I've connected my family line to a marriage in the early Dutch Reform Church in 1645 but the trail goes cold....................thank you.

Re: Pronunciation of Barteljoen and Bockeljon

2005-07-28 15:58:10Z

After 50 years of research, I have not been able to make a connection to the Buccleuch line in Scotland nor the Scott line. The earliest record that I have for my Buckelew line would be 1676 when Peter Buckelew and his wife Annetje baptised their son Frederick at the DRC in 1676. Annetje Fredericx was the daughter of Frederick and Grietien Jansen. I have a transcription of his Deed in New Amsterdam in 1651 and a copy of the baptisms in Brazil in 1646 for Annetje and 1649 for her brother and sister. Frederick was with the Dutch West India Company. A number of researchers have stated that Peter Buckelew was the son of William Buckelew (born c. 1620) who was from Scotland and was with the military in the Netherlands. I wish that I had a primary source to connect William Buckelew from Scotland to the Buccleuch line, but I don't. I would be interested in your line concerning your 7th g grandfather being Walter Scott from the Buccleuch line. This could turn out to be the connection that I have been looking for all of these years. You can contact me directly at: www.bdouglas_c_@hotmail.com" target="_blank">www.bdouglas_c_@hotmail.com.

Re: Pronunciation of Barteljoen and Bockeljon

jocalder — 2005-07-28 08:41:07Z

My 7th gr grandfather was Walter Scott of Woll from the line of Buccleuch....born 1600s his wife was Eliza and their son Robert was baptised 1676. I wonder if they are one in the same. What do you think?

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2005-06-17 05:42:37Z

Gail,
Is your offer to do lookups on the families in this book still open? I am interested in the Cuddebacks and any stories pertaining to them that might have been in the parish book.
My branch of the family ended up in California-Kern and Los Angeles counties.
Thanks,
Donn

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

wd8dcx2005 — 2005-05-11 21:34:25Z

if you have Heritage Quest, or access to it at your local library, it has the full text of this book online.... unfortunately you can only download the first fifty pages..... unless you download it in pieces (it's in .pdf format).... there are several other NY/NJ Dutch related books on Heritage Quest including "1690-1890 Bi-Centennial Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Settlement of the Minisink Valley" (this one mentions Peter E. Gumaer, township historian, Miss Marie Louise Gumaer who sang and recited poetry, a boatload of Van Inwegens' including Mary, Laura, Eliza, and Ruth....

also a book titled "When New Jersey Claimed Port Jervis and Neversink Valley" from 1922.....

my interest is primarily Van Tuyl and Westfall

steve koons, dayton, ohio
wd8dcx@aol.com

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

ralphekwall — 2005-04-26 20:47:21Z

Gail:

Was most interested in your posting. I am related to these families: Westfall, Cuddebeck, TenEyck, VanEtten, Ennis, Decker and Westbrook. I am especially interested in the Westbrook family. From Magdalena Decker and Johannes Westbrook, three of their children are direct ancestors: 1. Antjen Westbrook who married Jacobus VanEtten, 2. Dirck Westbrook who married Jannekan VanKeuren, and 3. Johannes Westbrook who married Antjen Roosa.

I also saw Blandina VanEtten on your list. Is she the Blandina Barthron who married Gideon VanEtten
Like to hear from you.

Ralph Ekwall

ralphomaha@yahoo.com

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

gboothg — 2005-03-04 23:07:05Z

I recently came across a book, The island at the Center of the World," by Russell Shorto, (Doubleday 2004), based on records of the Dutch settlement of Manhattan Island which one person in Albany NY has been translating since their discovery in the 1960's, and which is a very interesting narrative, beginning with Henry Hudson and ending with the English takeover. Anyone interested in Dutch colonial history will find this fascinating.

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2005-02-21 04:20:10Z

i descend from 3 of the Patentees of Peenpack. i have been researching for almost 24 years & have been blessed to have been able to know several of the now late historians of the area. i have amassed tons of information over the years - being involved with my project of writing a Gumaer Book. i have several portraits of Peter E. Gumaer (one just recently authenticated by MVHS) & Marie Louise Gumaer (compliments of her brothers' descendants.)

I grew up in an area in Sullivan Co, NY that was full of Van Tuyls & i also have a lot of information on the Westfalls.

Judy Gumaer Testa

Re: Hendrickson in New York - Hendrick, Daniel, William, James, etc

JeanneThomas33 — 2005-02-18 23:32:48Z

Thank you so much for the information.
Jeanne

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2005-02-06 06:06:41Z

i have a fairly large database on the Van Inwegen family- i am descendant as well. i grew up near Deerpark Twp,actually about 15 miles away in Glen Spey. i would be very interested in finding out where you fit in what i have. i am also descended from Cuddeback, Van Gordon & Gumaer. i am in the process of writing a book about the Gumaer family.
please contact me

Judy Gumaer Testa
Gumaer-Gumore Family Historian
jgumaertestaAThotmail.com

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2005-01-23 15:58:33Z

I am interested in any information about the VanInwegens and the Swartwouts listed in this book. I grew up in Cuddebackville (Oakland Valley to be specific) and have family tree info dating to the early 1700's. Any info you have will be very useful. Thank you.

Re: Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

lorischulze — 2004-12-25 16:00:12Z

Re: Definition of words: wedr and wede

lorischulze — 2004-12-25 15:39:09Z

A list of commonly found words in Dutch church records (and their English meaning) can be found at http://olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/trans.shtml

The words you asked about mean "Widower" and "widow"

Re: Dutch in New Amsterdam (NY)

lorischulze — 2004-12-25 15:24:26Z

Hi,

Your ancestor didn't arrive in New Amsterdam if he came in 1742 because in 1664 New Amsterdam was renamed New York City.

See http://olivetreegenealogy.com/nn/ for more information and resources for New Netherland and New York.

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2004-11-08 02:50:26Z

I would be interested in the iformation about Col. John Cantine and Albert Pawling. Thank you for you generosity.

Warmest regards,
Michael Cantine

Re: Van Driesen, Waggoner Families

annetwing — 2004-10-30 02:05:30Z

Hello,
I have a Peter Van Driesen in my ancestry that was born in 1794 in Oppenheim, New York. He married Dorothy Walrath and they had a son Adam born in 1821. Does this sound familiar? Please email me back at smatier@zianet.com directly. Thank you.

Steve Matier

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

sleezerp_1 — 2004-10-05 17:06:03Z

Does it give any info on the 'captain Gardner"? I'm currently doing research on the gardner family from new york. Any info would be great.

Thanks,

Lisa

Samuel Harpending m. Catherine _?__

CorneliaWarner44 — 2004-09-11 05:21:11Z

their first child, Lucinda, was b. 10 Jul 1834 Steuben, Yates, New York.
when did Samuel marry, and what is Catherine's maiden name?

Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

JohnLReid — 2004-08-22 00:22:22Z

I'm searching for information regarding my possible 9G-grandparents, Warnaer Wessells and Anne Elizabeth Masschop, who lived in New Amsterdam (New York City) during the 1600's.

I believe that Warnaer may have migrated from Holland to New Amsterdam, but I've not found a passenger ship record for him yet, nor have I found any information identifying his parents, other than a possible name of his mother of Metja Boonen. I've found family tree postings that list his siblings as Dirk, Christiana, Henrica, Maria and Harmanus.

I have no information about Anne's family or her birthplace.

This is my possible ancestral line to Warnaer and Anne:

9G-grandparents: Warnaer m. Anne
8G-GP: Gerardus Wessells m. Unknown
7G-GP: James Vessells (Wessells) m. Elizabeth Tolley
6G-GP: James Vessells m. Temperance Tippett
5G-GP: Mary Ann Vessells m. John Bernard Seals/Seale
4G-GP: Ann Temperance Seals m. George A. Sharum
3G-GP: James Dominick Sharum m. Sabra Ann Standley
2G-GP: Ransom Asbury Sharum m. Caroline Salmon
G-GP: Otto Gettis Sharum m. Nancy Emeline Atwell
GP: Mabel May Sharum m. Don Van Reid

Not much to go on, but I'm plan to search the available records of the New Amsterdam colony to see if there are listings of Wessells names that could lead to information about Warnaer and Anne and their families.

Any information or leads about the Wessells and Masschop families or genealogy research sources for the New Amsterdam colony that could help me verify these assumptions and possible kinship would be appreciated.

Regards, John Reid
P.O. Box 7164
Libertyville IL 60048

Dutch in New Amsterdam (NY)

2004-08-19 01:59:26Z

I have traced my line to a John Prince born 1742 and apparently came to New Amsterdam with his parents and sister Barbra all of whom died on the voyage over and John was taken in by the Captain. The name could have been Prinz or Printz as the census in NB Canada in 1851 list his Children as Dutch and Loyalists. If any one has any info it would be gratefully appreciated. I do have a lot of info on the Prince line from John Prince and his wife Abigal Riddle who were marrid in Shrewsbury NJ 1783 and came to NB in 1785.
Daryl Prince

1790 kings County Census

2004-07-10 18:27:54Z

Hi Listers
Does anyone know anything about a Mary Stoothoof listed on the 1790 kings county census. Next to others Stoothoffs?
Thank you
Bernie

Van Strander-what was the original name?

KarlaV33 — 2004-07-04 00:43:20Z

My ancestors in the 1800's were scattered through out Orange County, NY. They seemed to have appeared from nowhere about 1827. Prior to that there are only two references that I can find on the name Van Strander. One is a listing of Electors from Ft. Ann, Washington County, NY in 1795 (lists Abram Van Strander) and a Baptismal Record of Reformed Dutch Church in Rhinebeck Flats, Dutchess County in January 1770 that lists a Pieter Van Strander and an Antje Van Strander as witnesses for the baptism of Petrus Ostrander. I am wondering if anyone out there might be able to help me with the true origin of what became Van Strander. My grandfather once told his children that the name wasn't originally Van Strander and gave them the impression that is was more of a drastic change than from something like "Ostrander". I would appreciate any help with the name or even and records known about the Van Strander families.

Van Driesen, Waggoner Families

Kay_Julian — 2004-06-23 04:07:57Z

George Van Driesen was born about 1815 in New York. Nancy Waggoner was born about 1819, also in New York.

They had three children, all born in New York. Cynthia (born 1839), Mary, and Nelson.

The family moved to Adrian, Michigan prior to 1859, when Cynthia married Thomas Brennan of Litchfield, Illinois there.

I have not found any record of the family prior to 1859. A family photo album has unidentified photos from Syracruse, Troy, and Albany, New York Studios, so there may be a family tie to these cities.

Alternate spellings include Van Dresen, Van Dreusen, Van Dinsen, etc. I am also considering alternate spellings of Waggoner, such as Van Waggoner, Wagener, etc.

George and Nancy are my 3x great-grandparents. I would love to hear from anyone who may be related, or have information about them.

Re: Bunts/Buntje/Bunce/Bunch

2004-06-03 15:15:13Z

Harmon A. Bunts b.1838 Ellsworth, OH, is found in the home of Richard & Catherine Bunts, 1860 Ravenna,Portage Co., OH. Later that summmer he is found in the home of Benjamin & Henrietta Bunts in Brimsfield twnshp, Portage Co., OH. It appears that Richard is his father & Benjamin is his brother. I can not find Richard in the 1870 census; presume he had died. In 1870 Benjamin & Henrietta are in Akron, Summit Co., OH. Harmon is in Franklin twnshp, Portage Co., OH.
This Richard Bunts may be the son of Conrad Bunts of Ellsworth. Then again, the Richard with Annis in Aurora twnshp may be the son of Conrad.
I think I have sorted the NY to Ellsworth to Cleveland line, and the Ellsworth to WI line. Please contact me if you are working on any of these lines.
All of these lines relate Oral Hx of immigration from Holland, move N.Y. to OH,and have connections to the Dutch Reformed or German Reformed Church.

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

2004-05-11 03:48:50Z

Karen,

Please email me direct at gobrien1234@aol so I can email the pages on which the Thomas folks are mentioned.

Thanks,
Gail

word list and some Dutch resources

2004-03-01 13:56:06Z

Dutch in New York - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Van Dyke / Van Dyck

Vangilder, Van Gilder, Van Guilder, Van Guilden

Re: Van Dyke / Van Dyck

Van Dyke / Van Dyck

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

Rapalje,Ryerson,Schouten lineage

Re: OATHOUT

Re: Hamelinck - John/Johannes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

Hamelinck - John/Johannes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

Hamelinck - John/Johnnes, Josephino & Elodie Marie Vercruys(s)e(e)

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

Re: Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

parents? of Teuntje GERRITS + Gerrit VAN DEN BERG of Kinderhook, NY

Lewis Warren Ten Eyck, Henry Ten Eyck

Re: Hendrickson in New York - Hendrick, Daniel, William, James, etc

Dutch Rule in New York

Thomas Stevenson

Re: English Settlers in New Netherland

Re: English Settlers in New Netherland

Re: Dutch Rule in New York

Re: English Settlers in New Netherlands

Re: Dutch Rule in New York

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

English Settlers in New Netherlands

Re: Pronunciation of Barteljoen and Bockeljon

Re: Pronunciation of Barteljoen and Bockeljon

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: General info about Dutch Settlers

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Hendrickson in New York - Hendrick, Daniel, William, James, etc

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

Re: Definition of words: wedr and wede

Re: Dutch in New Amsterdam (NY)

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Re: Van Driesen, Waggoner Families

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

Samuel Harpending m. Catherine ___?____

Warnaer Wessells m. Anne Elizabeth Masschop, NY

Dutch in New Amsterdam (NY)

1790 kings County Census

Van Strander-what was the original name?

Van Driesen, Waggoner Families

Re: Bunts/Buntje/Bunce/Bunch

Re: Found old book on (Reformed) Dutch Congregation at Maghaghkamik, Port Jervis

word list and some Dutch resources

Samuel Harpending m. Catherine _?__