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From: "William G. Hall" <>
Subject: Re: Vanderbilt / Wyckoff
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 17:53:27 -0400
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Hi Frank;

I have Aert Vanderbilt, b. 1693, Flatbush, m. Sytie Striker on 14 March 1716/17.

Jeremyas Vanderbilt, b 1695, Flatbush, m. Peternalla Wycoff, 11 November 1715.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, b. 11 January 1697, Flatbush, I have no spouse for him.
Their parents; Aris Janse Vanderbilt, and Hillitje Vanderbeeck.

Bill

Frank Vanderbilt wrote:

> According to information from the LDS and Teunis BERGEN's "Early Settlers of
> Kings County" , my 5ggrandfather, Cornelius Aerts VANDERBILT, B: 11 Jan
> 1697, NY D: 22 Jan 1782, Somerville, Somerset, NJ. He married Jannetje
> WYCKOFF 11 Nov 1715 in Flatbush, Kings, NY. Their child, Cornelius
> VANDERBILT was Christened 15 Oct 1738 in a Dutch Reformed Church in NJ.. He
> married Christina (Styntje) LAAN (LANE) and their children were christened
> in the Readington Dutch Reformed Church in Hunterdon, NJ.
>
> I have not been able to verify the marriage to Jannetje WYCKOFF, and have
> found in "The Social History of Flatbush" by Gertrude LEFFERTS VANDERBILT,
> that a Jannetje WYCKOFF was married to Cornelius VANDERVEER and are buried
> in the Old Dutch Cemetery in Flatbush. I wonder if Bergen misidentified
> Jannetje and Cornelius VANDERBILT?
>



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