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     Cornelius Van Westervelt was born in 1726.¹ He married Wyntje Berritt.¹ Cornelius Van Westervelt died in 1785.¹

     Cornelius Van Westervelt was born in 1756.¹ He married Ann Short.¹ Cornelius Van Westervelt died in 1840.¹

     Elizabeth Van Westervelt was born in 1735.¹ She (1) married Cornelis Van Keuren on 29 December 1753.^1,2,3 Elizabeth Van Westervelt (2) married Charrick Van Keuren.¹

     NOTE: Poppe assigned the marriage with Charrick van Keuren to Elizabeth Van Westervelt, daughter of Kasparus (widow of Cornelis van Keuren). Bergen Families (Westervelt A-I File) has a Charrick married both to Elizabeth (daughter of Casparus, widow of Cornelis van Keuren), and to Elizabeth Westervelt (daughter of Andries, widow of Isaiah Ryndersen), on the exact same date. Bergen Families (R File) has Charrick married to (1) Maria (daughter of Casparus), and (2) Elizabeth (daughter of Andries, widow of Isaiah Ryndersen).^4,1,3,2 Married name: Van Keuren.

     Hannah Van Westervelt married William Ferdon.¹

     Married name: Ferdon.

     Jacobus Van Westervelt was born in 1733.¹ He married Caty Ferdon.¹

     Jan Van Westervelt was born in 1722.¹ He married Jannetje Haring, daughter of Daniel Haring and Margrita Banta, on 13 March 1745 at Schraalenburgh, NJ, (DRC.)^1,2 Jan Van Westervelt died in 1799.¹

     Name variation: Jan Westervelt.³

     John Van Westervelt was born in 1761.¹ He married Annetje Leroy.¹ John Van Westervelt died in 1843.¹

     John Van Westervelt was born in 1799.¹ He married Frances Clark.¹ John Van Westervelt died in 1850.¹

     Maria Van Westervelt was born in 1790.¹ She married John Van Riper.¹ Maria Van Westervelt died in 1837.¹

     Married name: Van Riper.

     Maria Van Westervelt was born in 1730.¹ She (1) married Petrus Freer.¹ Maria Van Westervelt (2) married Charrick Van Keuren.^1,2

     Married name: Freer. Married name: Van Keuren.

     Orseltie Van Westervelt married Jacobus De Groot.¹

     Married name: De Groot.

     Orseltie Van Westervelt was born in 1715.¹ She married Isak Romein.¹

     Married name: Romein.

     Roelof Van Westervelt was born in 1718.¹ He married Arjaentje Romein.¹ Roelof Van Westervelt died in 1767.¹

     Roelof Van Westervelt was born in 1766.¹ He married Maria Van Keuren.¹ Roelof Van Westervelt died in 1841.¹

     Bernardus Arnoldus Van Wetering was baptized on 11 July 1792 at Dordrecht, Zuid Holland, The Netherlands.¹

     This is not the same person:
Bernardus Johannes van Wetering (jm, b. Utrecht, living at Kalkhoven, no living parents acc. to declaration of A. Baasjou) married 16 Aug 1800 in Dordrecht with Annette Baasjou (jd, b. Antwerpen, living in the Voorstraat near the Pelsebrug, with written consent of her father A. Baasjou) Banns:16 Aug 1800, m. 30 Aug 1800 (Source: Schepen Huwelijken (Civil Marriages) Dordrecht 16 Aug 1800. Access# 11, Inv# 93)
They have a child Arnoldus, bapt 1 Sep 1800 in Dordrecht (father Bernardus van de Wetering, mother Anna Basjou) parents' banns on 16 Aug 1800 (Access# 11, Inv# 10 (Church books.)²

     Emilie Van Wettering was born in September 1881 at Bohemia, Austria, (Find-A-Grave has year as 1879.)^1,2 She married Peter Van Wettering, son of Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth.¹ Emilie Van Wettering died in 1952.² She was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack.²

     The 1915 census lists Peter Van Wettering and Emilie at Lodi Township, NJ, with their son Peter (Aug 1905, b. NJ) Peter's parents are b. NJ.¹ Name variation: Hermine Van Wettering.³ Name variation: Amalia Van Wettering.²

     Frederick P Van Wetering was born on 23 May 1840 at Zwijndrecht, The Netherlands.^2,3,4,5 He (1) married Sophia Waldeck.⁶ Frederick P Van Wetering (2) married Lillie Neumeier in 1890.⁷ Frederick P Van Wetering died on 1 August 1912 at Hackensack, NJ.⁸ He and Lillie Neumeier were buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack, Plot 445-A.^9,10,11

     Frederick P Van Wetering emigrated with John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels on 8 February 1853.⁵
     Frederick P Van Wetering and Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. were veterans of the Civil War. They served in Comp. C, 22nd Reg't NJ Volunteers. They served 9 months, from 1 Sep 1862 to 25 Jun 1863.¹² The 1870 census lists Frederick P Van Wetering and Sophia at New Barbadoes, Bergen County, NJ, with five children, all born in NJ: Anna (17), Elizabeth (15), Catherine (11), Sophia (9), and John (6.)¹³
     Simion Van Wetering and Fred'k P Van Wettering were veterans of the Civil War. They served in Comp. C, 22nd Reg't NJ Volunteers. They served 9 months, from 1 Sep 1862 to 25 Jun 1863.^9,12 He was a saloon keeper, owner of a beer saloon.^13,6 The 1880 census lists Frederick P Van Wetering and Sophia at ED 10 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with their children Catherine (21), Sophia (18) and John (16), all born in NJ. They are next door to his father Fredk. G Van Wettering and mother Annie.⁶ The 1900 census lists Frederick P Van Wetering and Lillie at Bronx, New York County, NY, with their son William (b. Jun 1891, NY), and his step-son Frederick Harisburg (b. Aug 1882, NY, learning lithography.)¹⁴ The 1910 census lists Frederick P Van Wetering and Lillie at Broadway (Ward 1, ED 34) at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with their son William (18, b. NJ). Frederick is retired, and lives on his own income.⁷ Frederick P Van Wetering had probably three children with Sophia, and one with Lillie.^13,7 Name variation: Frederik Pieter van Wetering.² Name variation: Fred'k P Van Wettering.¹²

     Frederick Petrus Van Wetering was born in 1795 at Dordrecht, The Netherlands.¹ He was baptized on 29 June 1795 at Dordrecht.¹ He married Johanna Van Dam on 21 April 1819 at Utrecht, The Netherlands.¹ Frederick Petrus Van Wetering died in November 1890 at Hackensack, NJ.² He was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack.²

     Frederik Pieter Van Wetering and Johanna Van Dam immigrated in 1853 on the "Arnold Boninger" with John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels (33 and 34), and their children John and Einske. Indexed as Van Weterlich (and hard to read).³ The 1860 census lists F.P. VanWetering and Johanna at #10 at New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, NJ, with a 20 yr old F.P Van Wetering, who was also born in Dordrecht, The Netherlands. Both the men are fishermen.⁴ The 1870 census listed F.P. VanWetering in Peter and Dora Huhm's household at New Barbadoes Twp, Bergen County, NJ. He was making coffee essence.⁵

Bergen Index, 14 December 1886, pg. 1, col. 2
An article appeared on 28 August 1890 in the Hackensack Republican (pg. 3.)⁷
     Anna's obituary has their date of immigration as c 1820, but this seems unlikely, as several of the children were born after that in the Netherlands. In 1837 they are still in Dordrecht, as they are present at the marriage of one of their children (Johannes Arnoldus Fredericus van Wetering, Dordrecht Marriages 4 Oct 1837 (#164). Johannes was 18, so could be the son John in the census. Four children of JAF and Einske Stoffels (different first name at each birth) were born between 1837 and 1845 in the Netherlands.⁸
     It is unclear what the relationship is between Joseph Van Wetering and F.P. VanWetering. Frederick had at least two more siblings, who marry in Zwijndrecht. Joseph is not a son of John Van Wetering, he was not on John's registration card in Dordrecht, and he does not immigrated with John in 1853; but he lives next to Frederick in the 1870 census.

     Jacobus Antonius Joannis Van Wetering was born in 1792 at Antwerp, Belgium.¹ He married Helena van den Bos (age 20 yr, b.in the Poeldijk, daughter of Laurens van den Bos and Adriana Nederpeld on 26 April 1817 at Naaldwijk.¹

     Jacobus Antonius Joannis Van Wetering had at least 4 children (Joannes Arnoldus Jacobus van Wetering, b. 03 Feb 1818 Naaldwijk, Reg. date 06 Feb 1818, #8; Laurentius Johannes Jacobus van Wetering, b. 14 May 1819 Naaldwijk, Reg. date 14 May 1819, #48; Jacobus van Wetering, b. 29 Nov 1820 Naaldwijk, Reg.date 30 Nov 1820, #115; Johannes Jacobus van Wetering, b. 03 Jan 1822 Naaldwijk, Reg.date 04 Jan 1822, #2).²

     Jacobus Joannes Hendrikus Van Wetering was born in 1786 at Utrecht (32 yr at marriage.)¹ He married Geertruida Ijda van Cleeff (b. Dordrecht, age 26, daughter of Agijdius van Cleeff and Ijda de Rooij) on 11 April 1818 at Zwijndrecht.¹

     Jacobus Joannes Hendrikus Van Wetering had at least three children (Johannes Jacobus van Wetering, b. 11 Feb 1819, Zwijndrecht, reg. date 13 Feb 1819 #3; Maria Martina van Wetering, b. 1823, d. 5 May 1835, Zwijndrecht, reg.date 7 May 1835 #221; Ida Geertruida van Wetering, 27, b. Gouda, married Arie van Pelt 2 Jun 1848. toeg. 627, inv. 16).²

     Jan Van Wetering was born in 1761 at Utrecht.² He married Martina Massa on 13 June 1784 at Rotterdam, The Netherlands.^3,4,2 (Banns on 26 May 1784 at Rotterdam. also in Utrecht on 12 Jun 1784.)^3,5,6 Jan Van Wetering died on 24 March 1827 at Oudewater, Zuid Holland, The Netherlands.²

     His parents were Arnoldus Wetering and Hendrina Teyman.² Name variation: Johannes Arnoldus van Wetering.^6,7
     A Hilger Jan van Wetering is in the 1900 and 1910 census in Colorado; he was born c. 1850 and immigrated in 1871. Heiliger Jacob van Wetering was born 4 Jan 1850 in Wehl as son of Willem van Wetering (minister, 27 yrs old) and Sara Susanna Annetta Wunder (Geld.Arch. 1850 #1. reg. Date 7 Jan 1850). These are Dutch Reformed (Bevolkingsregister Breda), so unlikely to be related. The parents marry in 1847 in Amsterdam.

     Johannes Jacobus Van Wetering was born on 8 April 1849 at Meerdervoort, The Netherlands.^1,2 He died on 22 March 1891.³

     Johannes Jacobus Van Wetering emigrated with John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels on 8 February 1853.² The 1885 census lists Johannes Jacobus Van Wetering at Village of Hackensack, New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, New Jersey, with Elizabeth McGuire (native born, 20-60) and 5 children: John, Elizabeth and Mary (<5), and Annie and Maggie (5-10). They live in the same house as John Van Wetering.⁴ He drowned in the Hackensack River near Little Ferry. He left a wife and seven small children.^3,5 In Aug 1891 his (unnamed) wife goes missing, but she was found two days later.^6,7 Name variation: John Van Wettering.⁸ Name variation: John E. Van Wettering.⁴

     Johannes Martinus Van Wetering was born on 12 November 1845 at Zwijndrecht, The Netherlands.^1,2 He married Willemina van Seters on 6 September 1869 at Hackensack, NJ.³

     Johannes Martinus Van Wetering emigrated with John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels on 8 February 1853.²

     John Van Wetering was born on 21 September 1819 at Zwijndrecht, The Netherlands.^2,3,4 He married Einske Stoffels on 4 October 1837 at Dordrecht, The Netherlands.² John Van Wetering died on 31 January 1900 at Hackensack, NJ.^5,6 He was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack.^5,6

     John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels emigrated on 8 February 1853 (to North America with their 5 children Frederick P, Simeon G, Johannes Martinus, Johannes Jacobus and Bouwke Simon.)⁴ The 1860 census lists John Van Wetering and Einske at 3rd Division, 12th Ward at New York City, New York County, NY, with Seaman (17), Ennis (13), John (9), all b. Holland, and Boughty (5) and Henrietta (5m), b. NY. The ages and names are off, so it is possible that this is not the son of Frederick and Johanna Van Wetering. He is a fisherman, aged 41, his wife is also 41. However, Ennis, John, Boughty and Henrietta do not match.⁷ The 1870 census lists John Van Wetering and Einske at New Barbadoes Twp, Bergen County, NJ, with three children: John (19, b. Holland), Robert (14, b. NJ) and Anna (10 b. NJ.)³ The 1885 census lists John Van Wetering at Village of Hackensack, New Barbadoes Township, Bergen County, New Jersey, with Mary van Wettering (foreign born, over 60). They live in the same house as Johannes Jacobus Van Wetering.⁸ John Van Wetering was a barber.⁴ Name variation: Johannes Arnoldus Fredericus van Wetering.² Name variation: John Van Wittring.⁷ Name variation: John A. Van Wettering.⁸

     Joseph Van Wetering was born in 1847 at The Netherlands.^1,2 He married Elizabeth.^1,2 Joseph Van Wetering died in 1932.² He and Elizabeth were buried in Maple Grove Park Cemetery in Hackensack, as well as their children Ann Elizabeth (bur. Dec 1874, age 6 mo, 24 ds), Rosena (bur. Jan 1874, age 5 yr, 13 ds), Joseph (bur. Dec 1881, age 3 yr, 6 mo), and Elizabeth (bur. Feb 1888, age 6 ds.)^2,3,4

     The 1870 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at New Barbadoes Twp, Bergen County, NJ, with his daughter Rosana (5 mo, b. NJ). Joseph is a laborer.¹ The 1880 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at Lodi, Bergen County, NJ, with his children John, Robert and Joseph (8, 4, 1, all b. NJ). Joseph was a fireman.⁵ The 1885 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at Lodi Township, NJ, with John and Robert (5-20) and Peter and Joseph (0-4); Joseph is listed as German, Eliza as Other, both are 20-60.⁶ Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth had more children, who die young.² The 1905 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at Little Ferry, NJ, with Rosie (Jan 1888, b. NJ). They are between Peter Van Wettering and his wife Hermine (Oct 1883, b. Bohemia), and Joseph Van Wettering (Mar 1883, b. NJ) and his wife Maggie (May 1884, b. NY.)⁷ The 1910 census lists Joseph Van Wettering and Elizabeth at Washington Ave at Lodi Borough, Bergen County, NJ, with their daughter Rose (21, b. NJ). Joseph was a vegetable peddler (line 74-76). Son Joseph Van Wettering with wife Margaret, and two sons: Joseph (2) and John (1mo) are on line 55-58; son Robert Van Wettering with wife Louisa, and five children (Louisa (10), Lizzie (8), Robert (6), Rose (2), and Joseph (11mo), all b. NJ) are on line 89-95.⁸ The 1920 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at Little Ferry, NJ, with his son Joseph (46, b. NJ, divorced, cementworker in a factory, 24 at marriage), and a grandson Joseph (22, b. NJ, carpenter, single). Joseph Sr. is 74, imm 1850; Elizabeth is 68, imm. 1850. In the same house are Charles and Rose Greiner Greiner; Rose is 30, b. Holland, prob the same as the 21 yr old Rose in the 1910 census. They have two children: August (7) and Leonard (2), both b. NJ.⁹ The 1930 census lists Joseph Van Wetering and Elizabeth at 192 Washington Ave at Little Ferry, NJ, with a son Joseph (46, b. NJ, divorced, cementworker in a factory, 24 at marriage), and a grandson Joseph (22, b. NJ, carpenter, single). Joseph Sr. is 84, age at 1st marriage 22, imm 1850; Elizabeth is 80, age at 1st marriage 16, imm. 1855. In the same house are Charles and Rose Greiner Greiner; Rose is 41, b. NJ, prob the same as the 21 yr old Rose in the 1910 census. They have two children: August (17) and Leonard (12), both b. NJ.¹⁰
     It is unclear what the relationship is between Joseph Van Wetering and F.P. VanWetering. Frederick had at least two more siblings, who marry in Zwijndrecht. Joseph is not a son of John Van Wetering, he was not on John's registration card in Dordrecht, and he does not immigrated with John in 1853; but he lives next to Frederick in the 1870 census.

     Joseph Van Wettering was born in March 1883 at New Jersey.¹ He married Maggie. They divorced before 1930; they had at least one son Joseph.^1,2

     Peter Van Wettering was born in November 1880 at New Jersey (1905 census has year as 1879.)^3,1 He married Emilie Van Wettering.¹ Peter Van Wettering died in 1923.⁴ He was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack.⁴

     The 1915 census lists Peter Van Wettering and Emilie at Lodi Township, NJ, with their son Peter (Aug 1905, b. NJ) Peter's parents are b. NJ.¹

     Rose Van Wettering was born circa 1889 at New Jersey.¹ She married Charles Greiner in 1912.^2,3

     Married name: Greiner.

     Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. was born on 29 September 1842 at Zwijndrecht, The Netherlands.^1,2,3 He married Ellen McNamara.^4,5 Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. died on 11 May 1914 at Hackensack, NJ.⁶ He was buried in NY Cemetery (Maple Grove) in Hackensack, Plot 477-A.¹

     Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. emigrated with John Van Wetering and Einske Stoffels on 8 February 1853.³
     Frederick P Van Wetering and Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. were veterans of the Civil War. They served in Comp. C, 22nd Reg't NJ Volunteers. They served 9 months, from 1 Sep 1862 to 25 Jun 1863.⁷
     Simion Van Wetering and Fred'k P Van Wettering were veterans of the Civil War. They served in Comp. C, 22nd Reg't NJ Volunteers. They served 9 months, from 1 Sep 1862 to 25 Jun 1863.^1,7 The 1880 census lists Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. and Ellen at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with the children John J. (4, b. NJ) and Ellen (1, b. NJ.)⁵ Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. was a carpenter.^5,8 The 1900 census lists Simeon G Van Wetering Sr. at ED 28 at Hackensack (Ward 1), Bergen County, NJ, with his five children Simeon, Mary, James, Daniel and Joseph.⁸ Simeon states he was married 23 years, immigrated in 1855, and was naturalized. Ellen is not living with them, but seems to be enumerated in Teaneck Township, Bogota borough, as a servant in the household of Albert Bogert. She also states she is married 23 years, she had 9 children, 7 living, and immigrated in 1880 (which is either not true, or this is not Simeon's wife).^8,9 The 1910 census lists Simeon van Wettering at Ward 1 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ, with his sons James F and Daniel.¹⁰ Simeon states that he is widowed, he has 8 children, and 6 are living, he immigrated in 1849, and is naturalized. He is a builder.¹⁰

Bergen Index, 25 March 1890, pg. 1, col. 3 Unfortunately it does not give her husband's name, so we cannot be sure it is Ellen, and they would have had more than 2 or 3 children, as the article states, so we cannot be totally sure.¹¹

Bergen Index, 25 March 1890, pg. 1, col. 3 Unfortunately it does not give her husband's name, so we cannot be sure it is Ellen, and they would have had more than 2 or 3 children, as the article states, so we cannot be totally sure.¹¹

Bergen Index, 4 July 1890, pg. 1, col. 6
Another article was published on 14 Oct 1890 in the Index; and the report of her sentencing was published on 17 Oct. She was sentenced to two years in jail, but was released in July 1891 (Mrs. Ellen VanWettering, of Hudson street, was paroled from the state prison this week.)^12,13,14,15

Bergen Index, 22 September 1891, pg. 1, col. 5.
     I wrote a short blogpost about the unfortunate Ellen, you can find it here. Name variation: Simon Gerbrand van Wetering.^2,3 Name variation: Simion Van Wetering.⁷ Name variation: Simeon van Wettering.¹⁷ Name variation: Simon van Wettering.¹⁸

     Wilhelmus Joannes Van Wetering was born in 1787 at Utrecht (25 yr at marriage.)¹ He married Joanne Catharina Dijstelbergen (20 yrs old, b. 's-Gravenhage, daughter of Godefridus Dijstelbergen and Philippina Snijders) on 16 May 1812 at Zwijndrecht.¹