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     Heyman Koningh was from Bommelerwaert when he married.³ He was baptized on 17 April 1659 at Well, Gelderland, The Netherlands, (DRC) (no sponsors listed; father Aerjan Jansz Coningh, mother Lyske Damen.)^4,5 He married Marritie Andries, daughter of Andries Andriessen and Niesje Huytes, on 31 October 1683 at New York City (DRC.)^6,7 (Banns on 13 October 1683. He was Heyman Mooninck, jm from Bommelerwaert; she Marritje Andries, jd from N. Yorke, both living here.)³ Heyman Koningh died before 15 August 1705 as his wife was a widow.^8,9

     Heyman and Marretje were listed in the NYDC Member list of 1686 as "Heyman Koninh and his wife Marritje Andries."^10,11

     Isaac Koning was baptized on 4 June 1740 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Isaac Day and Annatje Day jd; father Adam Koning, mother Annatje Day.)^1,3

     Isaac Koning was baptized on 1 August 1714 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Frederik Woertendyk and Dievertje Quakkenbos; father Jacob Coning, mother Claasje Jacobs.)^3,4 He married Geertie Harty, daughter of Johannes Harty and Elsie Banta, on 17 March 1738 at New York City (DRC.)^1,5,6 (with license. Isaac Koning and Gerritje Herte; reg. On 9 March 1738.)^5,6

     Isaac Koning and Geertie had six more children, all bp. NYDC:
1. Catharina (bp. 26 9 1744; parents ; sp. Adam Koning and Antje Dey, his wife; d.y; NYDC p.605)
2. Catharina (bp. 28 Sep 1746; parents ; sp. Adam Koning and Antje Dey, his wife; NYDC p.622)
3. Petrus (bp. 26 Oct 1748; parents ; sp. Vincent de La Montagne and Tryntje Hartje, his wife; NYDC p.641)
4. Antje (bp. 15 Jan 1752; parents ; sp. Adam Koning and Antje Dey, his wife; NYDC p.667)
5. Elsje (bp. 24 Apr 1754; parents ; sp. Albert Westerveld and Lea Hartje, his wife; NYDC p.687)
6. Willem (bp. 5 Oct 1757; parents ; sp. Johannes Lets and Anna Koning, wife of Willem Lets; NYDC p.716).^7,8

     Isaac Koning was from N. Jork when he married.² He was baptized on 25 December 1696 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Adam Koninck and Grietje Pieters, wife of Jacob Koningk; father Heyman Koninck, mother Marritje Andries.)^1,3 He married Anna Kierstede, daughter of Hans Kierstede and Ariaantje Tappan, on 18 May 1734 at Kingston, NY, (DRC.)^4,2 (Banns on 28 April 1734. He was Ysaac Koning, jm, b. N. Jork; she Annaatjen Kierstede, jd, b. Kingstown, both resid. there.)²

     Isaac Koning and Anna had three more children, who died young, as they are not mentioned in their grandfather's will:
1. Ariaantjen (bp. 16 Feb 1735; parents Ysaak Koning and Annaatjen Kierstede; sp. Hans Kierstede and Ariaantjen Tappen; Kingston #4462)
2. Zara (bp. 18 Oct 1741; parents Isaac Koning and Antjen Kierstede; sp. Henderikus Slegt and Zara Kierstede; Kingston #5356)
3. Roelof (bp. 15 Oct 1749; parents Isaak Koning and Annaatjen Kierstede; sp. Roelof Kierstede and Annatjen Bieseyn; Kingston #6181).^5,6 Name variation: Isaac Heymans Koning.⁷

     Isaac Koning was baptized on 21 February 1742 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Petrus Rutgers and wife Helena Hoogland; father Isaak Koning, mother Geertje Hardt.)¹ He married Catherine Seno or Seaco.^2,3

     Johannes, Isaac, and Abraham were triplets. Sponsors for Abraham were Harmanus Rutgers and Margrietje De Foreest, his wife.^1,4 Isaac Koning had poss. two children with Catharina:
1. Sara (bp. 1 Aug 1773; parents Isaac King and Catharina Seaco; sp. John King and wife Annatje Ekker)
2. John (b. 15 Feb 1770, bp. 15 Feb 1770 in Dutchess County, d. 31 Dec 1830. NO PROOF).^3,4

     Jacob Koning was from N. Yorck when he married.^3,4 He (1) married Margareta Pieters on 8 December 1695 at New York City (DRC.)^5,3,6 (Banns on 15 November 1695. He was Jacob Koning, jm from N. Yorck; she Margarietie, jd from the Gujanes, both living here.)⁴ Jacob Koning (2) married Claesje Jacobse Stille, daughter of Jacob Corneliszen Stille and Altie Fredericks, on 25 August 1711 at New York City (DRC.)^1,7,8,9,10 (Banns on 4 August 1711. He was Jacob Koning, wid. from N. York; she Claasje Cornelis, wid. of Reinier Kwakkenbos, from the Bouwery.)⁸ Jacob Koning (3) married Geertruyd Roser on 22 July 1754 at New York City (DRC.)^11,12 (with license; Jacob Kingh, wid. and Geertruyd Roser, wid; reg. On 17 July 1754.)¹² He died before 16 July 1755.¹³

     Jacob Koning had two more children, who are not in their father's will:
1. Pieter (bp. 7 Nov 1703; parents Jacob Coning and Grietie Pieters; sp. Jan Lathen and Maria Coning; NYDC p.295)
2. Aaltje (bp. 24 Aug 1712; parents Jacob Coning and Claasje Cornelus; sp. Jan Jansen and Elizabeth Lam, jr; NYDC p.362).^14,15 He made a will on 17 December 1754. It was proved 16 Jul 1755. He was Jacob King of NY, carpenter. Mentions wife Gertie (??), sons Arie (eldest) and Adam; undutiful son Isaac; daughters Antie and Elizabeth; granddaughter Margaret, daughter of son John, dec'd. Executors: son Arie and friend Jacobus Stoutenburgh, shopkeeper. Witnesses: John Forbes and William Roome, shopkeeper.^13,16 Name variation: Jacob Koningh.² Name variation: Jacob Adriaensz Koninck.¹⁷

     Jacob Koning was from N. York when he married.² He was baptized on 14 August 1689 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Alexander Lam and Maria Conincx; father Heyman Coninck, mother Maria Andries.)^1,3 He (1) married Agnitje Ganjon on 13 June 1713 at New York City (DRC.)^4,2 (Banns on 22 May 1713. He was Jacob Koning, jm from N. York; she Agnitje Ganjon, jd from Kingstown.)² Jacob Koning (2) married Mayke van Roen on 18 March 1716 at New York City (DRC.)^5,6 (Banns on 2 March 1716. He was Jacob Koning, wid. from N: York; she Maaike Van Roem, jd from Sluis in Vlaanderen.)⁷

     Jacob Koning and Mayke had three more children, all bp. NYDC:
1. Maria (bp. 13 Jan 1717; parents Jacob Coning jr, and Mayke Van Roen; sp. Arie Coning and Marretje Coming; d.y; NYDC p.395)
2, Johannes (bp. 26 Jan 1726; parents Jacob Koning and Mayke Van Roen; sp. Isaac Koning and Tietje Van Pelt; NYDC p.463)
3. Maria (bp. 22 Jan 1729; parents Jacob Koningh and Maayke Van Roen; sp. Jacob Ten Eyk and wife Neeltje Hardenburg; NYDC p.489).^8,3,9

     Jacob Koning was baptized on 19 December 1722 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jan Marinus and Ariaentje Stoon; father Jacob Koning, mother Mayke Van Roen.)¹ He married Maria Watson on 26 November 1752 at Hackensack, NJ, (DRC) (He was Jacob Konink, ym , b. Hackensack; she Maria Watson, yd, b. in the Highlands.)^2,3 Jacob Koning died before 24 December 1765 as his wife supposedly remarried.⁴

     Konight has a second marriage with Thomas Campbell (no dates, no source). A Maria Watson m. Thomas Cammel on 24 Dec 1765 in Schraalenburgh, but Maria is yd, not widow (Thomas Cammel, ym, Maria Watson, yd.)^5,6

     Jacob Koning was baptized on 13 February 1734 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Koning and Anneke Dey, jd; father Adam Koning, mother Annatje Dey; Billard has date as 10 Feb.)^1,2 He married Annatje Luschart on 25 August 1754 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4,5 (Banns on 11 August 1754. He was Jakob Koning, jm; she Annatje La Sja, jd, both from NY, and liv. here.)⁵

     Jacob Koning had four children:
1. Adam (bp. 11 Dec 1754; parents Jakob Koning and Annatje La Sja; sp. Adam Koning and Annatje Teljou, wid. Charles La Sja; NYDC p.692)
2. Jacob (no baptism)
3. Carel (bp. 4 May 1760; parents Jakob Koning and Annatje Luschaert; sp. Albert Lesier and Annatje Teljou, wid. Carel Luschaart; NYDC p.736)
4. Willem (bp. 10 Nov 1762; parents Jakob Koning and Anna Lascher; sp. Willem Hiet and Antje Dey, wife of Adam Koning; NYDC p.755).^6,2

     Jacob Koning was born on 5 October 1720.¹ He was baptized on 12 October 1720 at Tappan (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Coningh and Leuntie De Graeuw; father Ary Coningh, mother Elisabet Hartij.)^1,2 He married Annetje.³

     Konight has him poss. married (1) Neeltje (Neunie) Edwards, and (2) Annetje Jeffers. Jacob Koning and Annatie his wife are sponsors for Edwart, son of Edwart Jeffers and Aelletye Brouwer, b. 6 Nov 1745, bp. 29 Dec 1745, DRC Tappan #1371; as well as for his sister Leuntje in 1758 (Tappan #1883). However, Jacob and Neeltje (Neunie) are sponsors for Leuntje in 1750 (NYDC p.657) and 1762 (Clarkstown #1215.)⁴

     Jacob Koning was baptized on 1 September 1738 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Koning and wife Claasje Woertendyk; father Isaak Koning, mother Geertje Hartje; Jacob.)^1,2 He married Maria Gunter.³

     Jan Koningh was baptized on 14 June 1657 at Well, Gelderland, The Netherlands, (DRC) (sponsor: Abram Hendrickx de Pleechster or Craembewaerster (maternity nurse); father Aerjan Jansz Coningh alias Capper, mother Lyske Damen.)² He died before 1671.

     Jan Koningh was baptized on 18 June 1671 at New York City (DRC) (sponsor: Tryn Jans; father Adriaen Janszen, mother Lysbeth Adams.)^1,2

     Jan Gysbertsen Koninck (2) married Merreke Jans Gierlinck.¹ Jan Gysbertsen Koninck (3) married Abraham Hendricksen on 20 March 1642 at Well (DRC) (A Jan Gysbertsen Koninck, wid. of Marretie Gierlinck, in Slyk-Wel, m. in Wel on 20 Mar 1642 (banns 1 Mar 1642) with Abraham Hendricksen, jd from Delwijnen. They have.)² (Banns on 1 March 1642. He was Jan Gysbertsen Koninck, wid. of Marretie Gierlinck in Slyk-Wel; she Abraham Hendricksen, jd from Delwijnen.)² Jan Gysbertsen Koninck died before 20 November 1646 as his estate was settled (While the court records of Ammerzoden (under which Well is located) are on FamilySearch, they are extremely hard to read.)¹

     Jan Gysbertsen Koninck and Merreke had at least one more son:
Gerrit (m. Luytjen Aerjans from Oorschot in Well on 9 Dec 1657 (image 219); they had one daughter Meeriken, bp. 24 Apr 1659 in Well, sp. Abram Hendricks (image 105). Konight has him also married to Hendrickje Jansdr, with the same child.^1,3 Jan Gysbertsen Koninck and Abraham had at least two children: Hendrick (bp. 22 Jan 1642; image 50) and Jan (bp. 29 Dec 1644; image 60).⁴
     There are at least four contemporary Jan Gysbertsen in the records of Well
Jan Gijsbertsen (no last name) m. Claesje Jans de Bie before 1631
image 09. 23 Jan 1631 child not named, father Jan Gijsbertsen, mother Claeske de Bie, bp. in Hemert
image 25. 19 Jul 1635 Mereke, father not named, mother Claeske Jans de Bie
she prob. remarried in 1645, and has a child in 1646:
image 199. 16 Mar 1645: Jacob Cornelissen, jm in Gameren, and Claeske Jans de Bie in Wourdragen. She is not listed as jd or as widow
image 67. 3 May 1646 Maike, father Jacob Cornelisz, mother Claeske Jans de Bie

Jan Gijsbertsen Muermans m. Merreke Jans before 1631.
It is unclear to me why Konight assigns Mereke (1635) to Koning, but not Peter (1633, with the same parents. She also assigns Claes and Trijn to Koning.
image 15. 6 Jan 1633 Peeter, father Jan Gijsbertsen Muermans, mother Merreke Jans
image 23. 1 Mar 1635 Merreke, father Jan Gijsbertsen Muermans, mother Merreke
He probably has a brother Claes and a sister Trijn
image 14. 4 Nov 1632 Geertie, father Claes Gysbertsen Muermans, liv. at Nederhemert, mother not named
image 62. 27 Apr 1645 Maike, father not named, mother Trijn Gijsberts Muermans (she (as Trijntje Gijsberts, jd from Wellseijndt) may have married 13 Mar 1633 (banns 16 Feb) Adriaen Peeters, wid. of Marretie Hendricks (image 175))

Jan Gijsbertsen Koning m. (3) Abraham Hendricks
image 193. 20 Mar 1642 (banns ) Jan Gysbertsen Koninck, wid. of Marretie Gierlinck in Slyk-Wel, and Abraham Hendricksen, jd from Delwijnen
image 50. 22 Jan 1643 Hendrick, father Jan Gijsbertsen Coninck, mother Abraham Hendricks
image 60. 29 Dec 1644 Jan, father Jan Gijsbertsen Coning, mother Abraham

This is definitely a different couple:
Jan Gijsbertsen Cray x Maike Hendricks (m. 1633; children 1636-at least 1649), m (2) Margrietje Jans (they have children.)
     The taxlist of 1674 lists Pieter Jansz Coninck; but no other Coninck or Muermans.⁵ Name variation: Jan Gysbertsen.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^6,7,8

     Jan Gysbertsen Koninck married Mari Jans.¹ Jan Gysbertsen Koninck died on 20 July 1541 as his estate was settled.¹

     Jan Gysbertsen Koninck and Mari had another son, Peter.¹

General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.^2,3,4

     Jannetje Koning was born on 8 October 1756.^1,2 She married Jacob Vreeland, son of Jan Vreeland and Mary Kidney.^1,3

     Jannetje Koning and Jacob had three children, all bp. Second River:
1. Malle (b. 29 Sep 1778, bp. 29 Nov 1778; sp. Johannis Koning and Molle Maris)
2. Jannetie (b. 25 Nov 1783, bp. 11 Jan 1784; sp. Willem Kooning and Catryntie Kooning)
3. Neeltje (b. 23 May 1786, bp. 23 Jul 1786; sp. John Reyerson and Neeltje Vrelant).^3,4 Married name: Jane Vreeland.

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 1 January 1738 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Abraham Day and wife Jenneke Ellis; father Adam Koning, mother Annatje Day.)^1,3,4

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 5 December 1674 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Carsten Luurzen and Sytie Ariaens; father Adriaen Janszen, mother Lysbeth Ariaens.)¹

     Konight has Johannes Koning as son of Adriaen Jansen Koningh and Lysbeth Damen, but from the sponsors he could as well be a son of Adrian Janszen and Lysbeth Van Alcmaer. Also Konight has him married to Rusje Pluvier, but that has to be incorrect, as the husband of Rusje is Jan Christoffelsz from Amsterdam, so his patronymic is Christoffel rather than Adriaenz, and he came from Amsterdam rather than being b. New Amsterdam (and bp. NYDC.)²

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 30 January 1709 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Arie Koning and Marretje Koning, wid; father Jacob Koning, mother Grietje Pieters.)¹ He married Margrithje Van Horn.^2,3 Johannes Koning died before December 1754.

     Johannes Koning and Margrithje had a daughter Margaret (b. 14 Apr 1732, bp. 30 Apr 1732; parents Johannes Koning and Margrithje Van Hoorn; sp. Arie Koning and Elisabeth, his wife; Tappan #686) who is mentioned in his father's will.^4,5,6

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 10 January 1692 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Jacob Coninck and Tietie Andries; father Heyman Coninck, mother Marritie Andries.)^1,2 He married Rachel Van Emburgh, daughter of Johannes Van Emburgh and Katharina Santvort.^3,4

     Name variation: John King.

     Johannes Koningh was baptized on 23 November 1715 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Koning and Grietje Brestede; father Arie (Adriaan) Koning, mother Rachel Peek.)^1,2 He married Anna Ravou.³

     Johannes Koningh and Anna had eight children, all bp. NYDC:
1. Johannes (bp. 22 Jul 1741; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Ravo; sp. Daniel Ravo and Jannetje Ravo, wife of John Perkot; d.y; NYDC p.582)
2. Rachel (bp. 1 Dec 1742; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Revo; sp. Arien Koning & wife Rachel Peek; NYDC p.592)
3. Jannetje (bp. 6 Jan 1745; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Ravo; sp. Daniel Ravo jr, and Elisabet Koning, wife of John Addesson; d.y; NYDC p.608)
4. Anna (bp. 10 Dec 1746; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Ravo; sp. Arie Koning and Anna Koning, wife of Willem Thomas; NYDC p.624)
5. Jannetje (bp. 14 Dec 1748; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Ravau; sp. Gysbert Koning and Rachel Koning, wife of John Hicker; NYDC p.642)
6. Arie (bp. 12 Dec 1750; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Ravo; sp. John Hickye & wife Rachel Koning; NYDC p.657)
7. John (bp. 25 Dec 1754; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Revoe; sp. John Hickie and Anna Revoe, the mother of the child; NYDC p.693)
8. Daniel (bp. 2 Mar 1757; parents Johannes Koning and Anna Rouw; sp. Daniel Rouw and Rachel Springer jd; NYDC p.711).^4,5

     Johannes Koning was born on 1 August 1729.¹ He was baptized on 10 August 1729 at Second River, NJ, (DRC) (sponsors: Johannis Connick and Maria Walters; father Connick.)^1,2 He married Rebecca Ryckman, daughter of Albert Ryckman and Catharina Christopher, on 14 December 1751 at New York City (DRC.)^3,4 (Johan Kingh and Rebecca Ten Eyk, widow; reg. On 10 December 1751.)^4,5 Johannes Koning died between 9 April 1793 and 20 December 1793.⁶

     John King made a will on 9 April 1793. It was proved 20 Dec 1793. He was John King, of New York, cordwainer. Names wife Rebecca; son John (eldest); daughters Catharine and Susannah; son Abraham. Executors: my wife and sons John and Abraham. Witnesses: Luce J. Buchanan, and John Service, house carpenter. (Abraham King did not qualify as an executor until 8 Nov 1799.)^6,7 Name variation: Johan King.⁴ Name variation: John King.⁶

     Johannes Koning married Mallie Maris on 11 May 1745 at Second River, NJ, (DRC) (John Koning and Maria Morris, both liv. at Second River.)^1,2,3,4 Johannes Koning died before 19 October 1810.⁵

     John King made a will on 21 March 1797. It was proved 19 Oct 1810. He was John King of Newark Twsp, Essex Co. Names sons and daughters: Mary King, John King, William King, France King, Polly Sanford, Catherine Vreeland, Jane Vreeland, Hannah Canfield; children of daughter Rachel Speer, dec'd; sons Aurent and Stephen King; Executors: Aury King and Aurent King. Witnesses: John Dodd, Nehemiah Ward, and Abigail Dod.⁵ He and Mallie had another son Aron (d. 5 Sep 1826), who married Ariaantje Vreeland on 22 Feb 1789 in the Newark Presbyterian Church, acc. to Desc. Jan G. Koninck (This is the same date and place, as Stephen's marriage.) Father Johannes' will only names one son Aurent, but the executors are listed as Aury King and Aurent King
     BC-Families Koning File has Arent Koning and Ariaantje Vreeland with two children, one bp. Acquackanonck, one bp. Second River; and an Arent Koning and Jannetje Vreeland, with a child bp. Acquackanonck. It seems likely that those two are the same, but no birth or marriage dates are given, and neither are any parents
     Ancestry has an Arent, bp. 1763 in Acquackanonck, son of Johannes Koningh and Marytje Spier; BC-Families has this as well, but no parents for either Johannes or Marytje. It is possible that the second Ary/Aurent in the will is a cousin.^6,2,5
     Desc. Jan G. Koning has Johannes (b. 1747), son of Arien Koning and Margrietje Bruyn married to Lea Van Giesen, rather than Johannes (b. 1751), and son of Johannes Koning and Mallie Maris. The will in 1816 confirms the marriage with Leah; but the father's will in 1810 only proves he had a son John
     BC-Families Koning File has no parents for this Johannes.^6,2,7,5 Name variation: John King.⁵

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 21 February 1742 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Antony Rutgers and wife Cornelia Roos; father Isaak Koning, mother Geertje Hardt.)¹

     Johannes, Isaac, and Abraham were triplets. Sponsors for Abraham were Harmanus Rutgers and Margrietje De Foreest, his wife.^1,2

     Johannes Koning was born on 17 February 1754.¹ He was baptized on 17 March 1754 at Schraalenburgh (DRC) (sponsors: Johannis Cammegaer and Trintie, his wife; father Jacobus Kooning, mother Maria Evatson.)^1,2

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 3 December 1751.² He married Lea Van Giesen.¹

     Johannes Koning and Lea had two children:
1. Cornelis (b. 30 Jan 1775, bp. 5 Mar 1775; sp. Johannes Cadmus and Jannetje Koning; Second River; not named in father's will)
2. Johannes (b. 15 Aug 1777, bp. 21 Sep 1777; no sponsors listed; Acquackanonck #1229).^1,3,4 John King made a will on 28 March 1816. It was proved 8 May 1816. He was John King, Jr., of Bloomfleld, Essex Co. Names wife Leah and son John. Wife to keep or manumit servant Thomas at her pleasure. Executors: wife Leah, son John, and friend Abraham Speer. Witnesses: Abiathar Dodd, Cornelius Thomas, and Thos. Keen, Jr.^5,6 Name variation: John King.⁶

     Johannes Koning was baptized on 11 September 1757 at New York City (DRC) (sponsors: Johannes Ryckman and wife Maria Van Sleyk; father Johannes Koning, mother Rebekka Ryckman.)^1,2

     Johannes Koninck was born on 7 June 1747.¹ He was baptized on 22 June 1747 at Second River, NJ, (DRC.)^1,2

     John Koning was from Second River when he married.^2,3 He married Rachel Bruyn, daughter of Reynier Bruyn and Martje Joralemon, on 10 March 1789 at Acquackanonck, NJ, (DRC.)^4,5,3

     John Koning and Rachel had three children:
1. Hendrick (b. 27 Dec 1789, bp. 24 Jan 1790; sp. Rynier Bruyn and wife; Acquackanonck #1813)
2. Maria (b. 12 May 1792, bp. 3 Jun 1792; no sponsors listed; Acquackanonck #2023)
3. Johannis (b. 7 Jun 1794, bp. 29 Jun 1794; sp. Nicklaes Joralemon and Hester Bruyn; Second River).^6,5,7

     John Koning was born in 1797.¹ He married Ann Joralemon.¹ He died in 1841.¹