Cornelis Wynkoop lived in Albany in 1657, then Rensselaerswyck 1664 - 67, then Kingston.
He married Maria Janse LANGENDYCK, on 29 Jan 1657.
They had the following children:
| i. | Maria (~1660-<1724) | ||
| 588 | ii. | Johannis Depuy (~1662-~1730) | |
| iii. | Gerrit (~1665-~1745) | ||
| 1172 | iv. | Evert (1665-1746) | |
| v. | Nicholas "Claes" (~1668-~1679) | ||
| vi. | Catharina (~1671-) | ||
| vii. | Benjamin (~1675-) |
1177 Maria Janse LANGENDYCK.
Born abt 1635 in Holland. Died abt 1679 in probably NY.1178 Dirck Wesselse TEN BROECK.
Born on 18 Dec 1638. Died on 18 Sep 1717 in Clermont, NY.There is no known record of Dirck's youth. He had an excellent education, was a ready writer and speaker, master of local Indian languages, and became a most valuable citizen, and one of the foremost men of his time. He was a good businessman, as this entry in 1657 relating to a shipment of skins and pettries testifies: "Derik Wessils 5000 beaver skins." In 1663 he is spoken of as a "free merchant" in Albany. The charter of "the ancient town of Beverwyck, or Albany" was granted July 26, 1686. Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck was named first in the list of aldermen for the city. Following the first election under the charter he was made recorder, serving for ten years. In 1696 he was appointed mayor of Albany by Governor Fletcher, the fourth to fill the office. The office of mayor carried with it that of justice of the peace, as did that of recorder and alderman. In 1691 he was elected a member of the first provincial assembly, re-elected to the second, third, fourth and fifth. His greatest service to the colony, however, was as Indian commissioner, and as political agent to Canada, the latter appointment being four times repeated. As Indian commissioner he rendered valuable service, having the confidence of the Indians and the high regard of the colonial authorities. October 2, 1716, Governor Hunter gave him an honorable discharge from the Indian board, where during thirty years he had worked for the peace and security of the colony and for the protection and civilization of the Indians. In the war against France he served as a volunteer in times of danger. He was advanced to the rank of captain, then to major under Colonel Peter Schuyler, and was thereafter always known as "Major Wesselles." He owned land and a house in Albany, and great tracts of uncultivated land on a tract in Saratoga county. A descendant, General Abraham Ten Broeck, led his men to victory in the battle ending in Burgoyne's surrender. His home bouwerie consisted of two tracts of one thousand two hundred and six hundred acres, respectively, lying one on both sides of Roelof Jansen Kil, the smaller on the Hudson river, both included in the territory erected into Livingston Manor in 1686. Here he retired after laying down the cares of public life. He was a faithful active member of the First Dutch church, and had a seat in the gallery. In 1673 he was a deacon, and in 1675 assumed charge of the "Book of Income and Expenditure." The record of his death written in the Dordrecht Bible by his eldest son reads: "My father Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck died on September 18, 1717, aged 78 years and nine months." He married, in Albany, in 1663, Christyna Van Buren, born May 19, 1644, died November 24, 1729, daughter of Corneles Maessen and Catalyntje (Martensen) Van Buren. Children: six sons and seven daughters; of these two, twin sons, died in infancy; eleven reached maturity, married and reared families containing many distinguished men and women.
He married Christina Cornelisze VAN BUREN, in 1663 in Albany, NY.
They had one child:
| 589 | i. | Cornelia (~1669-1729) |
1179 Christina Cornelisze VAN BUREN.
Born on 19 May 1644. Died on 24 Nov 1729.1180 Pieter BOGARDUS.
Born bef 2 Apr 1645 in New Amsterdam. Baptized on 2 Apr 1645 in New Amsterdam. Died in 1703 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. Occupation: Mariner.Pieter resided in Albany, New York, until near the close of his life, when he removed to Kingston, New York. In 1673 he was one of the magistrates of Albany, and was commissioned with others to treat with the "Five Nations" and to look after the defense of the town. He made his will February 3, 1701-02.
He married Wyntje Cornelise BOSCH, on 10 Feb 1665.
They had the following children:
| 590 | i. | Evert (~1675-) | |
| ii. | Shibboleth | ||
| iii. | Hannah | ||
| iv. | Maria (bp. 1678-) | ||
| v. | Antony | ||
| vi. | Rachel | ||
| vii. | Ephraim | ||
| viii. | Pietrus |
1181 Wyntje Cornelise BOSCH.
Born abt 1644. Died abt 1712.1182 Martin Hermanzen HOFFMAN.
Born abt 1625 in Revel/Sweden (Russia). Died aft 1689 in New York, NY. Occupation: Auctioneer.Martin is said to have been ritmaster in the army of Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden; it is probable that prior to his emigration to America he lived at Ezen, Ostenbenzie, Holland; he emigrated to America, 1657, and settled at Esopus (Kingston, NY), where, in 1658, he joined with other residents in an attack on the Indians; removed later to New Amsterdam (New York), and was living there in 1661; later returned to Kingston, NY.
He married Emmerentje Claessen DEWITT, on 16 May 1664 in New York, NY.
They had one child:
| 591 | i. | Tjatje (~1670-) |
1183 Emmerentje Claessen DEWITT.
Born abt 1624 in probably Grootholdt, Zunderland, Holland. Died aft 1688 in probably New York, NY.Emmerentje Claessen DeWitt came to North America on the ship D'Vos (The Fox), sailing on 31 Aug 1662 (from probably Amsterdam).
1192 Teunisse Cornelisse SWART.
Born abt 1625 in Holland. Died aft 21 Jul 1677 in Schenectady, Schenectady, NY.Teunisse Swart was living in Schenectady, NY, in Apr 1662.
He married Leysebeth VAN DER LINDE, abt 1649 in Beverwyck, Schenectady, NY.
They had the following children:
| i. | Neeltje (~1650-~1700) | ||
| ii. | Cornelis Teunis (1652-<1728) | ||
| iii. | Esaias Teunissen (1653-~1716) | ||
| iv. | Jacomyntje (~1655-1713) | ||
| v. | Petronella (~1657-~1734) | ||
| vi. | Teunis (~1659-) | ||
| vii. | Maritje Theunase (~1661-) | ||
| 596 | viii. | Adam Antonisse (~1665->1716) | |
| ix. | Jannetje (~1667-~1719) | ||
| x. | Frederic |
1193 Leysebeth VAN DER LINDE.
Born bef Dec 1629 in Holland. Died on 26 Apr 1692.Also known as Elizabeth.
1194 William Pieterse VAN SLYKE.
Born in 1635 in Beverwijck, North Holland. Died in probably NY.William Van Slyck settled in 1663.
He married Baertie NEEFIE, in 1658 in Kinderhook, NY.
They had the following children:
| i. | Pieter (1659-) | ||
| ii. | Jacob (1661-) | ||
| iii. | Dirk (1663-) | ||
| iv. | Teunis (1665-) | ||
| v. | Janneke (~1666-) | ||
| vi. | Tryntje (~1667-) | ||
| 597 | vii. | Neeltje Williamse (~1670-) |
1195 Baertie NEEFIE.
1196 Ariaen Garretson VAN VLIET. Born abt 1618 in Utrecht, Holland. Died abt 1689.
He married Agatha Jans SPRUYT.
They had the following children:
| i. | Gerrit Adrianse (~1649-~1722) | ||
| 598 | ii. | Dirck (~1651-~1702) | |
| iii. | Geertie (~1652-~1687) | ||
| iv. | Machtel Adriaensen (~1655-) | ||
| v. | Jan (~1659-~1722) |
1197 Agatha Jans SPRUYT. Born abt 1622 in Holland. Died abt 1687.
1204 Wallerandt DU MONT. Born abt 1635 in Coomen, Flanders (Commines, France). Died abt 1713 in Kingston, Ulster, NY. Occupation: Dutch West India Co. Soldier.
Wallerandt Du Mont was sent in 1657 with a company of soldiers to NY Gov. Stuyvesant. He settled at Esopus 1660. He was a Deacon in the Kingston Old Dutch Church. Sources refer to him as "the French refugee to America." Some sources have him as the adopted son of Walran de la Trimble, a Protestant in Paris.
He married Margrietje HENDRICKS, on 13 Jan 1664 in Kingston (Wiltwyck), Ulster, NY.
They had the following children:
| i. | Marregriete (~1664-) | ||
| ii. | Jan Baptiste | ||
| 602 | iii. | Walraen (~1667-) | |
| iv. | Jannetje | ||
| v. | Fransina (~1674-) | ||
| vi. | Pieter (~1679-) |
1205 Margrietje HENDRICKS. Born abt 1643 in Wie, Overijssel, Holland. Died abt 1728 in Kingston, Ulster, NY.
Also known as Greytie.
1208 Jan Jansen VAN STEENBERGH. Born abt 1614 in Amersfoort, Utrecht, Holland.
He married Catharyn Tysse MATTYSEN, on 3 Oct 1660 in Kingston, Ulster, NY.
They had the following children:
| i. | Styntje (~1660-) | ||
| 604 | ii. | Thoomes Janse (~1663-) | |
| iii. | Styntje (~1665-) | ||
| iv. | Geertjen (~1667-) | ||
| v. | Sara (~1675-) | ||
| vi. | Mathys Jansen (~1678-~1745) |
1209 Catharyn Tysse MATTYSEN.
Died abt 1678.1408 Joseph ROOT.
Born on 15 Jan 1664 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA. Died on 23 Oct 1690 in Northampton, Hampshire, MA.Joseph removed from Northampton, MA, to Northfield, MA, where he settled with other persons from the former place about 1685. The settlement was broken up by Indians, and he returned to Northampton, where he died.
He married Hannah, abt 1685.
They had the following children:
| 704 | i. | Joseph (1686-1728) | |
| ii. | Jonathan | ||
| iii. | Hannah (1688-) |
1409 Hannah.
1410 Phillip RUSSELL.
Born abt 1629 in Ipswich, Essex, England. Died on 19 May 1693 in Hatfield, Hampshire, MA.Philip Russell was made free in MA on 23 May 1666. He lived at Hatfield. He was a man of highly respectable standing in the colony.
He married Mary CHURCH, on 25 Dec 1679 in Hatfield, Hampshire, MA.
They had the following children:
| i. | Samuel (1680->1720) | ||
| ii. | Thomas (1681-1704) | ||
| iii. | Mary (1684-1685) | ||
| 705 | iv. | Mary (1689-1737) | |
| v. | Phillip (1688-) | ||
| vi. | Daniel (1691-1737) |
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