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     Frieda L was born circa 1881 at New Jersey.¹ She (1) married ? Hull in 1903.¹ She (2) married John Tuers, son of Simon Tuers and Mary Ann Garrabrant, circa 1918.¹

     Married name: Tuers.

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

     (an unknown value.)
     Is Gerrit Gerritsen Van Wagoner a son of Gerrit and brother of Jannekin Gerrits, Geurt Gerritsen and Geesje Gerritse? Gerrit is from Wageningen, the others from Zutphen, but are also called Van Wagenen; but Gerrit is not mentioned in Geurt's will.

     Gertrude was born in April 1860 at New Jersey (51 in 1910.)^2,1 She married Christopher Rohr in 1875.¹

     The 1880 census lists Christopher Rohr and Gertrude at Ridgefield Township, NJ, with two children, both b. NJ: Tillie (5) and John (3). Christopher is a laborer, he is listed as b. Newyork, parents are b. NY.³ The 1905 census lists Chris Rohn and Gertrude at Hackensack, NJ, with eight children, all b. NJ: John (26, b. Apr 1872?, bartender), Belinda (22, b. Aug 1882, silkwinder), Richard (19, b. Nov 1885, painter), Peter (16, b. Sep 1889, plumber), Jennie (16, b. Oct 1889, ? hand), Louis (13, b. Aug 1891), and on the next page Gertrude (Oct 1897) and Bessie (Apr 1900). Christopher (b. Jan 1850) is a mason, his parents were b. Germany; Gertrude (b. Apr 1860, parents b. Holland.)² The 1910 census lists Christopher Rohr and Gertrude at Little Ferry (Lodi Township), NJ, with six children, all b. NJ: Richard (24, house painter), Peter (21, laborer, odd jobs), Jennie (20, marr. 1 yr, no children, servant in private family), Louis (18), and on the next page Gertrude (12) and Bessie (10). Christopher is a mason, his parents were b. Germany; they were married 35 years, Gertrude had 13 children, 9 living, her parents were b. Holland.¹ The 1915 census lists Gertrude Rohr at Overpeck Twp (Ridgefield Park), Bergen County, NJ, with six children, all b. NJ: John (38, b. Apr 1877, widowed, engineer), Richard (31, b. Nov 1885, painter), Peter (26, b. Sep 1888, plumber), an unknown person (23, b. Nov 1891, laborer), Gertrude (17, b. Oct 1897, brushmaker) and Thressa (15, Apr 1900). Gertrude (56, b. Feb 1859, widowed, parents b. Holland.)⁴
     Gertrude's last name is indexed many different ways: Henches (in John's death certificate in 1920, he is John C. Roher), Halos (in Gertrude's birth cert in 1897), Hanches (birth of a girl in 1880), Hemski (birth of a boy in Jan 1891 (or 2)
The ages in the census are also all over the place. Married name: Rohr.

     Grace (1) married Andrew Newcomb in 1664 at Boston, MA.¹ Grace (2) married William Rix.¹

     Married name: Newcomb. Married name: Rix.

     Hannah was born circa 1820.¹ She married Charles Wesley Burdett.¹

     Married name: Burdett.¹

     Helen was born in 1888 at Pennsylvania.¹ She married Anthony Stanish in 1905.^2,1

     The 1910 census lists Anthony Stanish and Ellen at 10 J Street (ED 144) at Antrim Village, Duncan Township, Tioga County, PA, with their children Alice and Mary.³ The 1920 census lists Anthony Stanish and Ellen at 12 B Street (ED 146) at Duncan Township, Tioga County, PA, with their children Celia, Mary, Joseph, Ann, Paul, Anthony, William, Walter and Theodore; and his mother Mary Stanish (71, wd, b. Lithuania, imm. 1905, still an alien.)⁴ The 1930 census lists Anthony Stanish and Helen at 31 John Hay Ave (ED 309) at Kearny, Hudson County, NJ, with their children Joseph, Ann, Paul, Anthony, Walter, William and Theodore.¹ Name variation: Ellen.⁴ Married name: Stanish. Married name: Standish.

     Henrietta was born circa 1839.² She married John C May, son of Conrad May and Anna Straut.²

     The 1860 census lists John C May and Henrietta at Ramapo Twp, Rockland County, NY, with Conrad H (2, b. NY) and Ida E (4 mo, b. NY) in the household of Hannah Wanamaker (61, b. NY). John is 23, b. NY, farm laborer; Henrietta is 21, b. NY.¹ The 1870 census lists John C May and Henrietta at Ho-Ho-Kus Township, Bergen County, NJ, with Conrad H (12), Ida E (11), Jacob (8), Jane E (5), George (2), and James (11 mo, b. Aug). John is 32, farm laborer; Henrietta is 31; all are b. NY.³ The 1880 census lists John C May and Henrietta at Ho-Ho-Kus Township, NJ, with children Ida E (20), Jacob (18), Jane A (15), George (12), James (10), Nettie (7), and Minnie (1). John is 42, farmer; Henrietta is 40; all are b. NJ. Living with them is Ellen Straight, 72, b. NJ, widow, no relation stated.⁴ Married name: May.

     He received a ground brief from Governor Kieft on 26 Mar 1647.¹

     Jan (Negro) married Annetje Abrahams on 23 November 1663 at New York City (DRC) (Jan Negro and Annetje Abrahams.)¹

     Jan of Fort Orange (1) married Magdalena Van Angola.² Jan of Fort Orange (2) married Maria Grande on 24 November 1641 at New York City (DRC) (Jan Fort Orangien, wid. of Magdalena Van Angola, and Marie Grande, wid. of Jan Premier.)^2,3,4

     He was manumitted by Willem Kieft on 25 Feb 1644 after about 18 yrs of service to the Dutch West India Company. No patent found, but his land was cited as being next to that of Emanuel Peterson aka Emanuel Minuet.⁵

     Jane was born circa 1811 at New Jersey.¹ She married Jacob May Jr., son of Jacob May and Susannah Straut.²

     Jane and Jacob had four children, acc. to Konight, the census lists several others
1. Catherine Maria (b. 11 Sep 1837, bp. 5 Aug 1838; Zion p.44)
2. John (b. 13 Nov 1840, bp. 21 Feb 1841; Zion p.43)
3. Martin Anthony (b. 2 Mar 1847, bp. 1 Jul 1849; Zion p.58)
4. Sarah J (15 in 1870 census).² The 1850 census lists Jacob May Jr. and Jane at Pompton Township, Passaic County, NJ, with Jacob W (16, laborer), Catherine M (12), John (10), Ellen E (6), and Manamu (1). Jacob is 45, b. NY, laborer, he is listed with the previous household; Jane is 39, she and the children b. NJ.³ The 1855 census lists Jacob May Jr. and Jane at Warwick, Orange County, NY, with seven children, all b. NJ, except the youngest: Jacob W (21), Catherine M (17), John (14), Ellen E (11), Mary A (6), Susanna (3), and Sarah J (4 mo, b. Orange County). Jacob is 46, b. NYC, laborer; Jane is 44, b. NJ.¹
     They are possibly in the 1860 census in Pompton Township, NJ, with two daughters: Susan (7) and Sally (5, b. NJ), but the ages seem to be off: Jacob is 45 (b. 1815, NY), team driver; Jane is 43; Susan and Jane prob. b. NY, but not indicated. Sally could be the same as Sarah J in 1870.⁴ The 1870 census lists Jacob May Jr. and Jane at Ramapo Twp, Rockland County, NY, with John J (28, b. NJ, farm laborer), and Sarah J (15, b. NJ). Jacob is 64, b. NY, laborer; Jane is 59, b. NY. They are next door to Walter W May and family.⁵ The 1875 census lists Jane at Ramapo Twp, NY, with two daughters: Sarah J (18, single, b. Rockland County) and Susan (20, widowed, b. NJ, house servant), and a grandson Jesse D Mariner (age unclear, indexed as 10, b. Rockland County). Jane is 63, b. NJ, widowed, washer woman.⁶ The 1880 census lists Jane, with her son John J (36, b. NJ, widowed, works in brickyard, father b. NY, mother b. NJ) and grandson Jesse Marender (8, b. NY, father b. NY, mother b. NJ). Jane is 70, b. NJ, widowed, father b. NY, mother b. NJ.⁷ Married name: May.

     Jannetje was born on 1 September 1760.¹ She married Jan Haring, son of Jan Haring and Elizabeth Blauvelt.² Jannetje died on 29 September 1800 aged 40 yrs & 28 days.^3,4 She was buried in Ramapo DRC Cemetery in Mahwah.^1,3

     Name variation: Haring.

     Jemima was born on 16 March 1849 at The Netherlands.^2,1 She married Kryn Van der Wende in 1869.¹ Jemima died on 18 June 1928 at Paterson, NJ.² She was buried in Fair Lawn Memorial Cemetery.²

     Jemima immigrated in 1865.¹

Hackensack Republican, 24 July 1884, pg. 3, col. 5.³ The 1910 census lists Kryn Van der Wende and Jemima at Paterson (ward 9), Passaic County, NJ.¹ She and Kryn had no children.¹ Married name: Mrs. Crine Van Der Wender.³

     Jennie was born in July 1870 at New York City.¹ She married George Malone, son of James Malone and Mary Moran, in 1890 at New York City.¹ Jennie died between 1931 and 1945 at New Jersey.¹

     The 1900 census lists George Malone and Jennie at Grove St. at New York City, with their three children Harold, Mildred and Roy. They were listed as married 6 years.² Married name: Malone.

     Joane was born circa 1517 at Dorking, Surrey, England. She married John Stillwell Sr. circa 1537 at Dorking. Joane died on 10 January 1560 at Dorking.

     Married name: Stillwell.

     Jochem (Negro) was baptized on 24 August 1644 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Bastryn, Capt. of the Negroes; parent Larie Swartinne.)^1,2

     Lea married Andries Hopper, son of Gerrit Hopper and Hendrickje Terhune.^2,1 Lea died on 16 June 1772.¹ She was buried in DRC Cemetery in Paramus.¹

     Lea and Andries had a daughter Hendrika (bp. 9 Jun 1772; Paramus p.57).³ Married name: Hopper.

     Louise was born circa 1878 at New Jersey.² She married George Edward Tuers, son of Vreeland Augustus Tuers and Margaret J. Louise died in 1941 at Paterson, NJ.

     Louise Tuers and George Edward Tuers were Presbyterian.
     In 1923 Mrs. George Edward Tuers was president of the Pastor's Aid Society Eastside Presbyterian Church, Park Avenue and East 19th Street, Paterson NJ (Source: "History of The Eastside Presbyterian Church" by G. Edward De Nike (Honorary Elder) 1940, page 5: The Roll of Church Officers. Married name: Tuers.

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.³

     Lucretia was born circa 1767.¹ She (1) married Lawrence Clinton, son of Lawrence Clinton and Elizabeth Sanford.¹ Lucretia (2) married Peter DeWitt.¹ Lucretia (3) married Nathaniel Johnson, son of John Johnson and Rebecca Harrison, on 1 April 1807.¹ Lucretia died on 5 September 1844.¹

     Married name: Clinton. Married name: DeWitt. Married name: Johnson.

     Lulu was born in 1908. She (1) married James N Bogert, son of (?) Bogert.¹ Lulu (2) married Harbeck.² She died in 1996. She was buried in Redeemer Cemetery in Mahwah.²

     Married name: Bogert. Name variation: Lulu Bogert Harbeck.²

     Magdalena was born circa 1671 (aged 42 in 1713.)² She married Pieter Keerligh.^3,1

     He is listed in descriptions of adjacent grants as early 1644.¹ Name variation: Little Manuel.¹

     Margaret was born in 1777.² She married ? Consolley.¹ Margaret died in 1871.² She was buried in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson, Sec 11 Lot 182.²

     Married name: Consolley.

     Margaret was born in 1898 at Bayonne, Hudson County, NJ. She married Charles Hendra, son of Joseph Hendra Jr. and Ellen Ackerman, in 1919 at Bayonne, NJ.¹

     The 1930 census lists Charles Hendra and Margaret at 130 West 44 Street at Bayonne, Hudson County, NJ, with their children an unknown person.¹ Married name: Hendra.

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

     Margaret was born on 9 November 1827 at New York.^2,1,3 She married William Washington Kirkpatrick, son of James Kirkpatrick and Elizabeth (?).^1,3 Margaret died on 12 March 1855.^2,4 She was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in Nyack.²

     The 1850 census lists William Washington Kirkpatrick and Margaret at Nyack, Rockland County, NY, with their children Charles, Margaret A and William A. He was listed as 27; Margaret was 22; Charles, 4; Margaret, 2 and William 10 mos. (page 1, line 36).^1,3 Married name: Kirkpatrick.

     Margaret J was born in November 1853.¹ She married Vreeland Augustus Tuers, son of James Van Winkle Tuers and Leah Vreeland.

     Acc. to the 1900 census, her father was born in England. Married name: Tuers.

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

     Maria was born on 17 December 1778 (tombstone.)^2,3 She married Paulus Eckerson, son of David Eckerson and Aggenietje Vanderbeek.^1,4 Maria died on 29 December 1808 aged 30.0.12.^1,2 She was buried in Lafayette Cemetery.²

     Married name: Eckerson.¹ Married name: Ackerson.³

     Maria (1) married Peter Cooper.¹ She married Peter D Westervelt.¹

     Martha was born in June 1854 at The Netherlands (84 in 1920, but 46 in 1900!)^2,1 She married John Venneman in 1872.²

     Martha Venneman immigrated in 1870. However, for Katherine it says 1873!¹ The 1900 census lists John Venneman and Martha at 129 Belle Ave at Manchester Township, Passaic County, NJ, with their daughter Gertie (Oct 1873, NJ.)² The 1915 census listed Martha Venneman in John and Katherine Kazand's household at 276 North 11th Street at Prospect Park Borough, Passaic County, NJ.³ The 1920 census listed Martha Venneman in John and Katie Kazand's household at 276 North 11th Street at Prospect Park Borough, NJ.⁴
     NOTE: It is not at all clear, that Katherine is the daughter of Martha. It is very possible, that her father had an earlier marriage. Married name: Venneman.