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     Resolvert Stevens was born on 21 February 1767 (calculated.)² He married Jannetje Van Orden, daughter of Andreas Van Orden and Jannetje Oblenis, in December 1787 at Tappan, NY, (DRC) (Resolveerd Stevense of New Hempstead and Jannetje Van Orden of New Hempstead.)^3,4 Resolvert Stevens died on 21 October 1844 aged 77.8.0.² He was buried in Martinus Hogenkamp Cemetery in New City.²

     Resolvert Stevens and Jannetje had two more children:
1. Hendrick (b.19 Jan 1789, bp. 8 Feb 1789; father Resolvert Steve, mother Jannetje VanOrden; sp. Hendrick Steve and Jenneke Steve; d. 7 Mar 1868)
3. Maria (b. c. 1795, d. 1 Sep 1865; poss. m. Johannes Blauvelt in 1810).^5,6,7 His parents were Hendrick Stevense and Yannaca.⁶ Name variation: Stephens.⁸

     Rhyntie Stevensen married Gysbert Gerrits Van Brakel.^1,2 Rhyntie Stevensen died before 1693 as her husband remarried.¹

     Konight had in addition to the daughter Marretie, two sons (Sander and Stephen), but they are crossed out; they are however not mentioned in Rynthie's mother Mary Gosen's will, nor in the will of Mary's third husband. Gysbert's will lists 2 sons as well, but they are Gerrit Gysberts and Gysbert Gysberts.
     BC-Families Van Brakel File has a son Steve, who married Dina Clopper, widow of Willem Coely; and a daughter Marritie
     Sander died, and Stephen was captured in an attack on Schenectady, in which the Jan Van Eps, husband of Gysbert's 2nd wife also died. For some info on the attack on Schenectady, see WiKiPedia at.^3,4,5 Name variation: Gysberts. Married name: Van Brakel.

     Robert Fulton Stevens was born circa 1825 at Warwick, Orange County, NY. He died on 10 September 1890 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY.

     Ruth Ann Stevens was born in 1828 at Warwick, Orange County, NY. She died in 1905.

     Rutherford Stevens was born on 1 December 1882. He married Myrtle Predmore in 1911. Rutherford Stevens died on 23 August 1974.

     Rutherford was the youngest of 7 children.

     Shubael Stevens was born on 3 April 1777 at Connecticut.¹ He married Elizabeth Merritt, daughter of Robert Merritt, on 10 November 1806 at St. John, St. John County, New Brunswick, Canada.¹ Shubael Stevens died on 2 February 1869 at St. John, New Brunswick, Canada.¹

     Shubael Stevens was born between 1751 and 1753 at New Haven, New Haven County, CT.¹ He married Martha How before 1777 at Connecticut.¹ Shubael Stevens died on 25 January 1826 at Grand Bay, Westfield, Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.¹

     Stephanus Stevens was born on 14 June 1742.¹ He married Cathrina Blauvelt, daughter of Petrus Blauvelt and Marey Blauvelt.^1,2

     His parents were Steven Stevense and Elizabeth Nagel.¹

     Styntie Stevensen married Robert Darkens on 16 July 1675 at New York City (with license; Robert Darkins and Christian Stevenson (W.O.P.)^1,2)

     Styntie Stevensen and Robert had nine children, all bp. NYDC, none are continued:
1. Maria (bp. 10 Oct 1677 (parents Robbert Derckens and Styntie Stevens; sp. Jeams Matthys and Maria Stephens; d.y; NYDC p.129);
2. Maria (bp. 25 Dec 1678; parents Robbert Darkins and Styntie Stevens; sp. Isaac stephenszen and Marie Stevens; d.y; NYDC p.135);
3. Lydia (bp. 7 Feb 1683; parents Robbert Darkens and Styntie Stephens; sp. Jan Stephensen and Jannetje Stephens; not named in grandmother's will; NYDC p.157);
4. Maria (bp. 16 Aug 1685; parents Robbert Borkens and Styntie Stephens; sp. Isac Stephenszen and Jannetie Smits; not named in grandmother's will; NYDC p. 169);
5. Thomas (bp. 22 Jul 1688; parents Robbert Barckins and Christyntie Stephens; sp. Hendrick Jacobszen and Hester Glieves; d.y; NYDC p.186);
6. Robbert (bp. 11 Aug 1689; parents Robbert Darkins and Styntie Gosens; sp. Hendrick Jacobszen and Hester Glyb);
7. Thomas (bp. 9 Nov 1690; parents Robbert Derkens and Styntie Gosens; sp. Thomas Gleave and Catharina Bedlo; NYDC p.200);
8. Hester (bp. 11 Jun 1693; parents Robbert Darkens and Christina Stevens; sp. Willem Teller Junior and Hester Gleanne; NYDC p.214);
j. Jan (bp. 11 Dec 1695; parents Robbert Darkens and Christina Stephens; sp. Brandt Schuyler and Catharina Hardon; NYDC p.232).^3,4 Name variation: Christian Dorkins. Married name: Darkens.

     Teuntje Stevenson was baptized on 4 July 1649 at New York City (DRC) (sp. Arent Willemszen, Teunis Jochemszen, and Wyntie Willems; father Steven Janszen, mother not named.)^1,2 She died before 1687 as she is not named in her mother's will.^3,4

     William Parks Stevens Jr. was born on 2 June 1892 at Macon, GA.¹ He married Mildred Taylor, daughter of Dr. Robert Jenks Taylor and Kathleen DeWitt, on 9 November 1921.¹

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

     Mary W Stevenson was born on 17 April 1896 at Brooklyn, Kings County, NY.¹ She married Thomas Clifford Coe, son of Norman Leslie Coe and Adaline E Kiley, on 13 June 1908 at Manhattan, (Kings), NY, (Source: Archivist 38 #4:pg 10, 2011. NOTE: Not sure if Kings is the Church; it cannot be the county, unless Manhattan is wrong.)¹ Mary W Stevenson died on 16 July 1945 at Cold Spring, Putnam County, NY.¹

     The daughters were all born in Brooklyn.¹ Married name: Coe.

     Elizabeth Stewart was born on 31 August 1780 at New Jersey.^2,1 She married Roelof Campbell, son of Jacob Campbell and Aeltje Westervelt, circa 1798.^2,1 Elizabeth Stewart died on 1 August 1870 at Pennsylvania.^2,1

     Married name: Campbell.

     Imla Stewart married Mary Hann in May 1871.¹

     Tempe Stewart married Dr. John Robbins.¹

     Tempe Stewart and John had no children.¹ Married name: Robbins.

     William R Stewart married Nancy Grondyke in 1891.¹ William R Stewart and Nancy Grondyke were buried in Hackettstown.¹

     Aeltje Steynmets was baptized on 21 February 1655 at New York City (DRC) (sp. Thomas Hall and Belitje Hendricks; father Casper Stein Wits; mother and child unnamed.)² She (1) married an unknown man in September 1673.¹ She (2) married John J. Ryer in September 1679.¹

     Married name: Ryer.

     Casper Steynmets was born on 12 June 1696 at Bergen, NJ, (parents Gerrit Steynmets and Catreyna Gerrits; b. at Hasymus, their first son.)^2,3 He married Marytje Hendricksen on 5 August 1727 at Bergen, NJ, (DRC) (He was Casparus Stymets, ym, b. and liv. at Ahasymis; she Marytje Hendricksen, yd, b. at Port Royal and liv. at Bergen.)^4,5

     Ruth Louise Stickell was born on 25 June 1902 at Baltimore, MD.¹ She married LeRoy Newkirk, son of Alfred Newkirk and Junette Voorhis, on 25 March 1920 at Baltimore, MD.¹

     Ruth Louise Stickell attended Baltimore Schools at Baltimore, MD.¹ Her parents were William T. Stickell and Grace R. Sapp.¹ Married name: Newkirk.

     Henry Stickler was born on 16 July 1809.¹ He married Arabella Armentrout.¹ Henry Stickler died on 6 March 1883.¹

     Mariah Stickler was born circa 1837 at Ohio.¹ She married William Hay, son of Michael Hay Jr. and Hannah Forrester, on 5 January 1866 at Ohio.¹ Mariah Stickler died on 29 November 1878 at Ovid, Clinton County, MI.¹

     Married name: Hay.

     Geeltje Stienstra was born on 24 July 1895 at Britswerd, Baarderadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands.^2,1 She married Tunis de Young.³ Gertrude de Young died on 23 March 1975 at Hawthorne, Passaic County, NJ.² She was buried on 26 March 1975 in Cedar Lawn Cemetery in Paterson.²

     Geeltje Stienstra's obituary appeared on 24 March 1975 in the Bergen Record (pg. B17, col. 8.)² Name variation: Gertrude Steinstra.⁴ Married name: Gertrude de Young.²

     Sjouke Jans Stienstra was born on 16 April 1872 at Baarderadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands.^1,2 He married Lolkje Pieters Zijlstra on 13 May 1893 at Friesland.³

     Sjouke Jans Stienstra and Lolkje had 10 children, 9 were alive in 1910. Aside from Geeltje/Gertrude there were: Lutske (b. 27 Mar 1894, Baarderadeel 1894 #A32), Jantje (b. 30 Nov 1896, Baarderadeel 1896 #A122), Jeltje (b. 5 Aug 1898, Baarderadeel 1898 #A92), Baukje (b. 30 Jul 1899, Baarderadeel 1899 #A86), Trijntje (b 15 Jul 1900, Baarderadeel 1900 #A71), Jan (b.1903, Leeuwarden), Peter and Nellie (b. New York).^4,5,6 Sjouke Stienstra immigrated on 12 March 1903 on the Statendam, from Rotterdam, arriving in New York on 12 Mar 1903. He is going to his uncle W. Bakker at 131 E 17th Street, Paterson, NJ. He is listed as from Leeuwarden. Name indexed as Sjonke Steinstra.⁷ He immigrated on 14 October 1907 on the Nieuw Amsterdam, from Rotterdam, arriving in New York on 14 Oct 1907. He is going to his uncle H. Bakker in Passaic, NJ. Listed as born in Leeuwarden, and Non-Immigrant Alien. He had been here 1902-1905.⁸ The 1910 census lists Charles Stienstra and Lucy at #182 at Pine Plains, Dutchess County, NY, with eight children : Gertrude (14), Jessie (11), Bertha (10), Catherine (9), John (6), Peter (8 mo) and Nellie (8 mo). Peter and Nellie are born in NY, the rest in Holland.⁵ The 1920 census lists Charles Stienstra and Louise at 62 Schley Street (2nd Ward) at Garfield, Bergen County, NJ, with six children: Jessie (21), Burdie (20), Catherine (19), John (16), Peter (10), Nellie (10). The last two are born in NY, the rest in Holland.⁹ His parents were Jan Sjoukes Stienstra and Lutske Jolts Oostra. His father married (2) Jeltje Eeltjes Bakker. Probably his contact in Paterson and Passaic is related to the second wife of his father.^1,2,10,11 Name variation: Sjouke Stienstra.⁸ Name variation: Ch. Stienstra.⁴ Name variation: Charles Stienstra.⁵

     Rose Gertrude Stiffler was born on 17 January 1874.¹ She married John Evans Silver, son of William Zephaniah Silver and Sarah Ann Osborn, on 8 June 1898.¹ Rose Gertrude Stiffler died on 11 April 1953.¹

     Rose Gertrude Stiffler lived at Norrisville.¹ Married name: Silver.

     William H Stifler was born on 18 June 1861.¹ He married R. Belle Gailey, daughter of William Gailey and Martha Gillespie. William H Stifler died circa 26 December 1895.¹

     Aefie Stille was baptized on 4 August 1677 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Barent Courten and Styntie Wessels; father Jacob Corneliszen, mother Aeltie Fredricx.)^3,5,6,7 She (1) married Thomas Shearman on 27 December 1698 at New York City (DRC.)^2,8,9,10 (Banns on 5 December 1698. He was Theunis Shermer, wid, of Françis Waedt; she Aeltje Jacobs, jd from N. Yorck, both liv. here.)¹⁰ Aefie Stille (2) married Samuel Jacobs on 27 March 1712 at New York City (DRC.)^3,11,12 (Banns on 8 March 1712. He was Salomon Jacobsz, jm from Amsterdam; she Eva Woertendyk, wid of Thomas Sjerman from the Bouwery.)¹² Aefie Stille (3) married Jacob Prys/Price on 3 December 1718 at New York City (DRC.)^3,13,14 (with license; Jacob Price ans Eva Jacobs; reg. On 2 December 1718.)¹⁴

     Name variation: Aeltje Stille.¹⁵ Name variation: Aafgie Woertendyk.¹ Married name: Shearman.² Married name: Jacobs. Married name: Price.

     Aefje Stille was baptized on 2 April 1646 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Hilletje Barents; father Cornelis Jacobszen Stillen, mother not listed.)^2,3,4

     Stille FGS (Konight) has Aefje Stille married to Jonas Liewens on 5 Feb 1688, but acc. to Cortright FGS (Konight) this is Aefje Cornelis (Cortright.)^1,5 Name variation: Aetje Stille.²

     Claesje Jacobse Stille was from N. Yorck acc. to her marriage certificate.⁴ She was baptized on 11 February 1672 at New York City (DRC) (sp. Hendrick Corneliszen and Jannetie Cornelis; father Cornelis Jacobszen, mother Aeltie Fredricx.)^5,6,7,8 She (1) married Reynier Quackenbush, son of Pieter Quackenbush and Maritgen Ariensz, on 13 September 1692 at New York City (DRC.)^5,9,10,11,12 (Banns on 12 August 1692. He was Reynier Quackenbosch, wid. of Lysbeth Masten; she Claesje Jacobs, jd from N. Yorck, both living here.)¹⁰ Claesje Jacobse Stille (2) married Jacob Koning, son of Adriaen Jansen Koningh and Lysbeth Damen, on 25 August 1711 at New York City (DRC.)^{5,13,14,15,16} (Banns on 4 August 1711. He was Jacob Koning, wid. from N. York; she Claasje Cornelis, wid. of Reinier Kwakkenbos, from the Bouwery.)¹⁴ Claesje Jacobse Stille was buried on 16 July 1752 in the DRC Cemetery, at New York City.^17,5

     Name variation: Claesje Jacobs Wortendyke.¹⁸ Name variation: Claasie Somerdyck. Married name: Quackenbush. Married name: Koning.

     Cornelius Jacobse Stille was from Vreelandt (in Utrecht, Netherlands) acc. to his marriage certificate.^3,4 He (1) married Claassie Teunis.⁵ (Banns on 24 August 1642 at DRC, New York City. He was Cornelis Jacobszzen, jm from Vreelandt; she Claesje Theunis, jd from Amsterdam.)^1,2,6,3,4 Cornelius Jacobse Stille (2) married Tryntje Walings on 26 July 1659 at New York City (DRC) (He was Cornelis Jacobszen Stille, wid. of Claesje Theunis; she Tryntje Walings, from Amsterdam.)^3,7,8,9,10 Cornelius Jacobse Stille died before 6 August 1686 at New York City.^3,11

     Cornelius Jacobse Stille emigrated in 1639 from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, (with his brother, John.)²
     Soon after his arrival Cornelius assumes the surname of Somerendyk which later became Wortendyke. Cornelius acquired a fine farm of 100 acres in the Greenwich district of NYC where he died.² Cornelius lived in Bushwick, Williamsburgh and Greenwich district of New York.²

     Frans Stille was baptized on 24 July 1689 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Pieter Janszen Van Langedyck and Belitje Hendricks; father Jacob Corneliszen Stille, mother Marritie Hendricks.)^1,2,3,4