Name: vanliew-vanlue -- VanLiew-Vanlue Family in America, This compilation is the work of Jeanette Wheeler. I have attemped to gather all the Vanliew families regardless of spelling into one place. There are errors, I have tried to document as many sources as possible.

Updated: 08-06-2020 19:08:66. Owner: Jeanette VandenBosch-Wheeler


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Gerret Ii Stryker: Birth: 31 JUL 1715 in Flatbush, Lewis, New York, USA. Death: 1741

  2. Syntje Jan Stryker: Birth: 1718. Death: 1741

  3. Frederick Stryker: Birth: 1720 in Middlebush, Somerset, New Jersey, USA. Death: 1741

  4. John Jan Stryker: Birth: APR 1721 in Somerset New Jersey. Death: 1746

  5. Dinah Jan Stryker: Birth: 1725 in Middlebush, Somerset, New Jersey, USA.

  6. Mary Jan Stryker: Birth: 1727 in Somerset New Jersey.

  7. Ida Jan Stryker: Birth: 1730 in Somerset New Jersey. Death: 17 OCT 1777


Sources
1. Title:   One World Tree (sm)
Author:   Ancestry.com
Publication:   Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., n.d.

Notes
a. Note:   Sources: Title: The Stryker Family In America
 Author: Stryker, William Norman
 Publication: 1979
 Repository:
 Call Number:
 Media: Book
  ID: I6823
 Name: John STRYKER
 Sex: M
 Birth: WFT Est. 1672-1698
 Death: 1747 in Somerset Co., NJ 1
 Note:
 Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol II:465 1730-1750 Liber E, p 74.
 1741, Nov. 23. Stryker, Jan (John), of Six-Mile Run, Somerset Co.,
 yeoman, will of. Wife -- Grietje, executrix; to have all estate during
 widowhood. Thereafter sons John, Frederick and Gerrit to have the
 estate, paying daughters Dina, wife of Johannes Vanderveer �100 and
 Styntje Strycker �200. If death or marriage of wife, son John, and
 son-in-law Johannes Vanderveer, to be executors. Witnesses -- Walter
 Burnet, Pitue Poumil, John Michael Sperling. Proved 6 Aug 1747.
 *********************
 [listed under "The Third Generation" as the children of "Garret &
 Styntie (14)"]
  - JAN STRYKER
 Married - Margaret Van Leeuwen, Oct. 30, 1713 (d. 1760)
 Died - 1747
 They were married by Rev. V. Antonides in Flatbush, she being the
 daughter of Frederick Henderson and Dinah Van Leeuwen (or Van Liew)
 of Jamaica LI.
 On Feb. 18, 1714 Jan bought 300 acres south of Middlebush NJ for
 300 pds. and moved there to farm. In 1766 his farm was bordered by
 Adrian Hageman (his daughter's family) just north of Franklin Park
 NJ. on the west side of route 27. It contains the family graveyard in
 the middle of a group of pines dividing two fields.
 In 1730 Jan was Somerset Co. Tax Collector for the Eastern
 Precinct as recorded in the NJ Governor and Council Records. After
 his death his wife 'Grietje' lived in the farmhouse and the land
 passed through several generations of the family. Jan's will names
 his wife and children and is dated Nov. 3, 1741. Hers is dated Dec.
 14,1760.
  ID: I6823
 Name: John STRYKER
 Sex: M
 Birth: WFT Est. 1672-1698
 Death: 1747 in Somerset Co., NJ 1
 Note:
 Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol II:465 1730-1750 Liber E, p 74.
 1741, Nov. 23. Stryker, Jan (John), of Six-Mile Run, Somerset Co.,yeoman, will of. Wife -- Grietje, executrix; to have all estate during widowhood. Thereafter sons John, Frederick and Gerrit to have the estate, paying daughters Dina, wife of Johannes Vanderveer �100 and Styntje Strycker �200. If death or marriage of wife, son John, and
 son-in-law Johannes Vanderveer, to be executors. Witnesses -- Walter Burnet, Pitue Poumil, John Michael Sperling. Proved 6 Aug 1747.
 *********************
 [listed under "The Third Generation" as the children of "Garret &
 Styntie (14)"]
  - JAN STRYKER
 Married - Margaret Van Leeuwen, Oct. 30, 1713 (d. 1760) Died - 1747
 They were married by Rev. V. Antonides in Flatbush, she being the daughter of Frederick Henderson and Dinah Van Leeuwen (or Van Liew) of Jamaica LI.
 On Feb. 18, 1714 Jan bought 300 acres south of Middlebush NJ for 300 pds. and moved there to farm. In 1766 his farm was bordered by Adrian Hageman (his daughter's family) just north of Franklin Park NJ. on the west side of route 27. It contains the family graveyard in the middle of a group of pines dividing two fields. In 1730 Jan was Somerset Co. Tax Collector for the Eastern Precinct as recorded in the NJ Governor and Council Records. After
 his death his wife 'Grietje' lived in the farmhouse and the land passed through several generations of the family. Jan's will names his wife and children and is dated Nov. 3, 1741. Hers is dated Dec. 14,1760.
  MAYBE HER FIRST NAME WAS MARGARET?
 Sources: Title: The Stryker Family In America
 Author: Stryker, William Norman
 Publication: 1979
 Repository:
 Call Number:
 Media: Book
  ID: I6823
 Name: John STRYKER
 Sex: M
 Birth: WFT Est. 1672-1698
 Death: 1747 in Somerset Co., NJ 1
 Note:
 Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vol II:465 1730-1750 Liber E, p 74.
 1741, Nov. 23. Stryker, Jan (John), of Six-Mile Run, Somerset Co.,
 yeoman, will of. Wife -- Grietje, executrix; to have all estate during
 widowhood. Thereafter sons John, Frederick and Gerrit to have the
 estate, paying daughters Dina, wife of Johannes Vanderveer �100 and
 Styntje Strycker �200. If death or marriage of wife, son John, and
 son-in-law Johannes Vanderveer, to be executors. Witnesses -- Walter
 Burnet, Pitue Poumil, John Michael Sperling. Proved 6 Aug 1747.
 *********************
 [listed under "The Third Generation" as the children of "Garret &
 Styntie (14)"]
  - JAN STRYKER
 Married - Margaret Van Leeuwen, Oct. 30, 1713 (d. 1760)
 Died - 1747
 They were married by Rev. V. Antonides in Flatbush, she being the
 daughter of Frederick Henderson and Dinah Van Leeuwen (or Van Liew)
 of Jamaica LI.
 On Feb. 18, 1714 Jan bought 300 acres south of Middlebush NJ for
 300 pds. and moved there to farm. In 1766 his farm was bordered by
 Adrian Hageman (his daughter's family) just north of Franklin Park
 NJ. on the west side of route 27. It contains the family graveyard in
 the middle of a group of pines dividing two fields.
 In 1730 Jan was Somerset Co. Tax Collector for the Eastern
 Precinct as recorded in the NJ Governor and Council Records. After
 his death his wife 'Grietje' lived in the farmhouse and the land
 passed through several generations of the family. Jan's will names
 his wife and children and is dated Nov. 3, 1741. Hers is dated Dec.
 14,1760.
 

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