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     Maria Dutcher married Nicholas Brouwer, son of Adolph Brouwer and Jennetje Ferdon, on 18 June 1743 at Fishkill, NY.^3,4

     Name variation: Maria Duyster.¹ Married name: Brouwer.

     Maritie Dutcher was born circa 1728.¹ She married Nicholas Storm, son of Claes Storm and Rachel Conklin, on 18 October 1748.¹ Maritie Dutcher died in 1755.¹

     Married name: Storm.

     Olivia Dutcher was born on 20 July 1871.¹ She married Charles H Ebinger on 15 July 1908.¹

     Married name: Ebinger.

     Roelof Dutcher was born (from Mormelt. (Marbletown.)^1,2) He married Jannetje Bresie on 17 November 1700 at Kingston, NY, (DRC) (Banns. Roelof De Duytser, jm, b. Mormelt; Jannetje Bresie, jd, b. Albany, both liv. Kingston.)^3,4,5

     Roelof Willemsen Dutcher was from Heerden acc. to his marriage certificate.² He married Willemtje Tyssen before 1663 at Beverwyck, NY.^3,4,5 Roelof Willemsen Dutcher died before 1674.²

     On 23 Mar 1663 Rollof Willemszen from Heerden sold to Geurt Hendricksen a lot with cellar and shed in Beverwyck
     Roelof Willemzen and Willemken Tyssen had come to Brooklyn on 23 Sep 1663 with letters from Beverwyck.^4,2,6,7 Name variation: Roelof Willemzen.⁴

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.²

     Sara Dutcher was born on 27 May 1739.¹ She married Joseph Shah.¹

     Married name: Shah.

     Seneca Dutcher was born between 15 November 1815 and 19 November 1815 at Dutchess County, NY.¹ He (1) married Rachel DePuy, daughter of Elias DePuy and Helen Brodhead, between 1842 and 1843 at Liberty, Sullivan County, NY.¹ Seneca Dutcher (2) married Margaret Potts, daughter of Samuel Potts and Louise Dabron, on 6 November 1863.¹ Seneca Dutcher died on 25 January 1895 at Monticello, Sullivan County, NY.¹

     They first lived in Liberty then removed to Monticello, NY.¹ Seneca Dutcher was He was a member of the Presbyterian Church in Monticello, NY.¹

     Tys Dutcher was baptized on 24 April 1681 at Kingston, NY, (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Ewoutsen and Volckertyen Jans.)^1,2

     Possibly he married Leentje Martens on 18 Dec 1654 "Willem Janszen from Heerd in Gelderlt, en Leentje Martens, wid. of Jockem Pieterszen."^2,3

     Willem Dutcher was baptized on 22 January 1662 at Kingston, NY, (DRC) (sponsors: Marretjen Symens, Jacob Barentsen, and Saertje Jelles; father Jan Willemsen, mother Grietje Cornelis.)^1,2

     Annatje Dutriot married Egbert Stevense before 1692.^1,2

     Her parents were Abraham Dutouit (Dutuo) and Jeanne Boucquet (Jannetje Bokee.² Name variation: Annatje Dutouit.² Married name: Stevense. Name variation: Van Zile.

     Lammegijn Foppes Duursma was born in 1841 at Appelscha, Ooststellingwerf, Friesland, The Netherlands.¹ She married Jan Hessel Nuis on 3 February 1869 at Smilde, Drenthe, The Netherlands.¹

     Aeltje Duyckinck was baptized on 23 September 1657 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Coenraedt Ten Eyck and Lydia Van Dyck; father Evert Duycking, mother Hendrickje Simons.)^1,4,2,5,6 She married Tobias Ten Eyck, son of Conraet Ten Eyck and Maria Boele, on 30 January 1678.^1,7,3,8,9 (Banns on 13 January 1678. He was Tobias ten Eyck, jm from N. Yorke; she Aeltje Duyking, jd, as above.)^4,9 Aeltje Duyckinck died in 1682/83.¹

     He was a shoemaker and tanner; he lived in Pearl Street.¹⁰ Name variation: Aeltje Duycking.⁴ Married name: Ten Eyck.

     Aeltje Duyckinck was baptized on 26 March 1656 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Coenraedt Ten Eyck and Lydia Van Dyck; father Evert Duycking, mother Hendrickje Simons.)^1,4,5 She died before September 1657.^1,3

     Annetie Duycking was from N. Jorck acc. to her marriage certificate.⁴ She was baptized on 21 December 1653 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Pieter Werckhoven and Tryntje Stuyvesant, maiden; father Evert Duycking, mother not listed, child not listed.)^5,1,6,7 She (1) married Pieter Van de Water, son of Benjamin Van de Water and Elisabeth Meerman, on 12 May 1672 at New York City (He was Pieter Van de Water, jm from Amsterdam; she Annetje Duycking, jd from N. Jorck.)^5,1,8,7 Annetie Duycking (2) married Johannes Hooglandt, son of Dirck Cornelise Hooglandt and Elizabeth Rapalje, on 30 May 1686 at Staten Island, NY.^5,2,9,10 (Banns on 15 May 1686 at DRC, New York City. He was Johannes Hooglant, jm from Breuckelen; she Annetje Duycking, wid. of Pieter Van de Water, both living here.)⁹ Annetie Duycking died before 1706 as her husband remarried.

     Annetie is listed in the NYDC member list of 1686 as "Anneken Duycking, wife of Johannes Hooglant" (member #390, name #489-90.)^11,12 Name variation: Anneken Duycking.⁵ Married name: Van de Water. Married name: Hooglandt.

     Annie Duyckinck was born on 18 April 1770.¹ She married Kit De Wint.¹ Annie Duyckinck died on 30 August 1798.¹

     Married name: De Wint.

     Belitje Duyckinck was baptized on 30 June 1647 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Isaac Hendrickszen Kip and Marritje Lievens; father Evert Duyking, mother not listed.)^1,3,4 She married Jan Byvang on 24 October 1666 at Albany, NY.¹ Belitje Duyckinck died before 1692.⁵

     Married name: Byvang.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.⁶

     Catherine Duyckinck was baptized on 30 November 1743.¹ She married Dr. Joseph Vanderveer in 1765.¹

     Married name: Vanderveer.

     Christopher Duyckinck was born in 1740.¹ He married Catherine Gautier on 22 July 1762.¹

     Cornelia Duyckinck was baptized on 25 December 1685 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Robbert Sinclaer, Johannes Abeel and Hendrickje Duyckens; father Gerrit Duyckens, mother Marritje Abeels.)^1,2

     Elsie Duyckinck married John Dunscomb, son of John Dunscomb, on 23 May 1754.¹

     Name variation: Alice Duyckinck.¹ Married name: Dunscomb.

     Euphemia Duyckinck was born on 17 February 1772.¹ She married Frederick Jay.¹ Euphemia Duyckinck died on 14 June 1799.¹

     Married name: Jay.

     Evert Duyckinck was born circa 1621 (36 y.o. in 1657.)² He was from Borken acc. to his marriage certificate.^3,4 He married Hendrickje Simons on 9 September 1646 at New York City (DRC) (He was Evert Duycking, jm from Borken; she Hendrickje Simons, jd from Noordthorn.)^1,4,3 Evert Duyckinck died between 1700 and 1702.¹

     Evert Duyckinck was a painter and glazier at New Amsterdam. He and Gerrit were also artists who colored the stained glass windows in the Dutch Reformed Churches of New York and Albany. Windows representing the coats of arms of the members of the consistories were among their masterpieces.¹
     Evert and Hendrikje are listed in the NYDC member list of 1686 as "Evert Duycking and his wife Hendrickje Simons" (member #408-9, name #511-2.)^5,6
     The Duyckinck family, although living in Germany immediately prior to their migration to America was not of German origin. Gerhard Duyckinck of Borcken was surnamed Hollander but according to his statement in the petition of 12 Aug 1620 he was a native of Westphalia. Other members of the family long before him had lived in Germany. In the Hanseatic city of Lubeck can be found in 1514 a merchant by the name of Gerhard Duyckinck, but the original home of the family was in Dordrecht, Holland.
Gysbert Duyckinck married the daughter of the Count of Marck in Westphalia and lived in Dordrecht in 1230. He was a military engineer and built the fortifications around Dordrecht. In 1265, his oldest son, Willem Dukinck was a member of the Board of Three Men on foreign relations at Dordrecht.
About the middle of the 16th century, Dutch and Flemish orthography changed the 'u' to 'uy' so that Duckinck became Duyckinck.
The leader of the Borcken 'Baptist Pilgrims' was Gerrit Duyckinck. His son, Evert and his wife Hendrickje, like many other settlers of Baptist origin, became members of the Dutch Reformed Church.¹ Name variation: Evert Duycking.⁷

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^1,8,9,10,11

     Evert Duycking was baptized on 30 October 1650 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Claes Claeszen, Jacob Lubberts, and Tryntie Lubberts; father Evert Duycking, mother not listed.)^1,5,6 He married Cornelia Toll at Amsterdam, The Netherlands.^1,3,7 (Banns on 25 January 1675 at Amsterdam.)⁸ Evert Duycking died in 1680.¹

     Evert left New Amsterdam when still quite young and spent years in Holland and at sea. He returned in 1679.³

     Evert Duycking was born on 23 July 1677.¹ He married Elsje Meyer, daughter of Andries Meyer and Vroutje Iden Van Vorst, on 3 February 1704 at New York City (DRC.)^1,2,3 (license on 25 January 1703/4 (Evert Duyking en Elsje Meyer.)^4,3) Evert Duycking died before 1727.⁵

     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, and NJ Sec. of State Records, Vol. L, p. 74..^1,6

     Evert Duyckinck was baptized on 12 May 1706.¹ He married Aafie Hardenbroeck, daughter of Johannes Hardenbrook and Sara Van Laer, on 21 December 1729.¹ Evert Duyckinck died in 1782.¹

     Evert Duyckinck was baptized on 20 April 1684 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Evert Duycking and Magdaleentie Beeckmans; father Gerrit Duycking, mother Maria Abeels.)^1,2 He died before 1687.

     Evert Duyckinck was baptized on 6 November 1687 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Evert Duycking and Hendrickie Simons; father Gerrit Duycking, mother Maryken Abeels.)^1,2

     George Holden Duyckinck was born on 18 June 1824.¹ He married Katherine Jane Ten Eyck on 29 November 1849.^1,2 George Holden Duyckinck died on 12 November 1874.^1,3

     Gerardus Duyckinck was baptized on 19 June 1695 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Mr. Johannes Abeel, Gerardus Beeckman and Maria Sinclaer; father Gerrit Duycking, mother Maria Abeels.)^1,2 He married Johanna Van Brugh on 17 August 1720.¹ Gerardus Duyckinck died on 5 November 1742.¹