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Father: Jacobus Stryker [2546] (1752- ) 2
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1 M James Striker [1509] 2
Born: Feb 1802
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Died: 28 Aug 1855 - Bloomfield, Canada
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Spouse: Martha Christy [1523] (1805-1862) 2
Marr: [MRIN:654]
2 M Jonathan Striker [1510] 2
Born: Apr 1804
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Died: 16 Mar 1879 - Bloomfield, Canada
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Spouse: Eliza Jackson [1522] (1815-1900) 2
Marr: [MRIN:655]
3 F Living (details have been suppressed)
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4 F Living (details have been suppressed)
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7 M John Vincent Striker [1516] 2
Born: Sep 1817
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Died: 4 Oct 1895 - Bloomfield, Canada
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Spouse: Sophiza Cooper [1517] (1827-1904) 2
Marr: [MRIN:661]
Husband Peter Striker [2850] 2
Born: 10 Sep 1788 - Readington, Somerset, NJ
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Died: - Chili, NY
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Father: Barent Stryker [2114] (1752- ) 2
Mother: Living
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Wife Elizabeth Wood [2857] 2
Born: 1799
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Died: 8 Feb 1854 - Chili, NY
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1 M John Striker [1365] 2
Born: 23 May 1819
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Died: 28 Aug 1887 - Chili, NY
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Spouse: Jane [1368] (1829-1903) 2
Marr: 28 Aug 1887 [MRIN:588]
2 F Nancy Striker [1366] 2
Born: 1832
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Husband Abraham Stevense Van Voorhees [1772] 2
Born: 1662 - Hees, Drenthe, Netherlands
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Father: Jacobus Gerritsz Strijcker [1702] (1619-1687) 2
Mother: Ytie Huybrechts [2764] (1617- ) 2
Husband Cornelius Strycker [2278] 2
Born: 2 May 1739 - New Utrecht, Kings, NY
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Husband Garret Strycker [1128] 2
Born: 27 Mar 1729
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Died: 27 Sep 1779 - Flatlands, Kings, NY
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Father: Cornelius Stryker [2885] (1691-1769) 2
Mother: Rebecca Hubbard [1117] (1700-1787) 2
Marriage: 26 Jun 1756 - [MRIN:490]
Wife Ida Van Deventer [2551] 2
Born: 28 Nov 1734
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Died: 7 Feb 1810 - Flatlands, Kings, NY
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1 F Geertje Stryker [2552] 2
Born: 25 Aug 1765 - Gravesend, Kings, NY
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Husband Garret Strycker [1128] 2
Born: 27 Mar 1729
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Father: Cornelius Stryker [2885] (1691-1769) 2
Mother: Rebecca Hubbard [1117] (1700-1787) 2
Marriage: - [MRIN:944]
Other Spouse: Ida Van Deventer [2551] (1734-1810) 2 - 26 Jun 1756 [MRIN:490]
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Husband Jan Gerritsz Strycker [927] 2
Born: 1615 - Dwingla, Ruinen, Drenthe, Holland
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Died: 3 Mar 1697 - Flatbush, Kings, NY
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Father: Gerrit Hermes Strijcker [1258] (1570-1650) 2
Mother: Altje Lucasdochter [1591] (1570- ) 2
Marriage: - [MRIN:394]
Other Spouse: Lambertje Roelofse Seubering [2035] (1616-1675) 2 - 1631 - Netherlands [MRIN:391]
Other Spouse: Living - [MRIN:392]
Other Spouse: Swantje Jans [2653] ( -1686) 2 - 30 Apr 1679 - Flatbush, Kings Co, New York [MRIN:393]
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Jan and Lamberje Sueberling left Holland in 1652 and came to America.
Jan Strycker was one of the two commisioners to build the Dutch Church add Midwout, the first erected on Long Island , and he was for many years an active supporter of the Dominie Theodorus Polhemus of the Reformed Church of Holland in that edifice.
After raising a family of eight children, seeing his sons settled on valuable plantations, and occupying position of influence in the community and his daughters marryhing into the familie of the Bunckershoffs, the Berriens, and the Bergens, living to be over eighty years of age, he died about the year 1697, full of honors which these new towns could bestow, and with his duties as a civil officer , and a free citizen of his adopted country, well performed.
Husband Jan Gerritsz Strycker [917] 2
Born: 1615 - Dwingla, Ruinen, Drenthe, Holland
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Died: 3 Mar 1697 - Flatbush, Kings, NY
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General Notes (Husband)
Jan and Lamberje Sueberling left Holland in 1652 and came to America.
Jan Strycker was one of the two commisioners to build the Dutch Church add Midwout, the first erected on Long Island , and he was for many years an active supporter of the Dominie Theodorus Polhemus of the Reformed Church of Holland in that edifice.
After raising a family of eight children, seeing his sons settled on valuable plantations, and occupying position of influence in the community and his daughters marryhing into the familie of the Bunckershoffs, the Berriens, and the Bergens, living to be over eighty years of age, he died about the year 1697, full of honors which these new towns could bestow, and with his duties as a civil officer , and a free citizen of his adopted country, well performed.
Husband Jan Gerritsz Strycker [917] 2
Born: 1615 - Dwingla, Ruinen, Drenthe, Holland
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Died: 3 Mar 1697 - Flatbush, Kings, NY
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General Notes (Husband)
Jan and Lamberje Sueberling left Holland in 1652 and came to America.
Jan Strycker was one of the two commisioners to build the Dutch Church add Midwout, the first erected on Long Island , and he was for many years an active supporter of the Dominie Theodorus Polhemus of the Reformed Church of Holland in that edifice.
After raising a family of eight children, seeing his sons settled on valuable plantations, and occupying position of influence in the community and his daughters marryhing into the familie of the Bunckershoffs, the Berriens, and the Bergens, living to be over eighty years of age, he died about the year 1697, full of honors which these new towns could bestow, and with his duties as a civil officer , and a free citizen of his adopted country, well performed.