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     Gerrit Van Schaick married Maritie Barentse; Her 1st.¹

     Maritie Barentse married Gerrit Van Schaick; Her 1st.¹ Maritie Barentse married Reyer Elbertse; Her 2nd (widow).¹

     Reyer Elbertse married Maritie Barentse; Her 2nd (widow).¹ Reyer Elbertse had a patent for land on the Third or Fossen kil bounded south by Columbia street and east by Broadway, a portion of which was afterwards owned by the Van Schaick family in 1653 at Albany, New York.¹ He was a witness where Captain Goosen Gerritsz bought a lot 6 R. by 4 R. of his stepfather Reyer Elbertse, on the north corner of Columbia street and Broadway in 1664.²

     Annatje Janse was born circa 1645 at Amsterdam, Holland.¹ She married Gerrit Reyerse, son of Reyer Elbertse and Maritie Barentse, on 11 April 1665 at New York.¹

     Annetje Lievense was born circa 1637. She married Captain Goosen Gerritsz, son of Gerrit Van Schaick and Maritie Barentse, in July 1657; His 3rd?^1,2 Annetje Lievense left a will in 1668; He made a joint will with his second wife, he being about to depart for Holland, and mentioned the following children: Geertie, Gerrit, Sybrant, Anthony, and by his second wife Gerritie, Engeltie, Livinus, Cornelis, and Margarita.³

     Hendrick Aten was born circa 1605?.

     Lubbert Gysbertse was born circa 1660. He was the son of Gysberts Lubberts and Elizabeth Thomas.^1,2 Lubbert Gysbertse witnessed the will of Adriaen Hendrickse Aten on 20 March 1695/96 at Flatbush, Kings County, New York; Wife, Elizabeth Aten. His wife's son by a former marriage by name of Lubbert Gybertsen; daughter Marritie Aten. Other children not named.^3,4 Lubbert Gysbertse was mentioned in the will of his step-father, Adrian Aten, on 20 March 1695/96.⁴

     Cornelis Janse Buys was baptized on 14 December 1684 at Flatbush, New York.¹ He was the son of Jan Janse Buys and Susanna (?).¹

     King Derdas of the Elimiotai was the son of Pausanias of the Elimiotai.² King Derdas of the Elimiotai married daughter Argaead, daughter of King of Macedonia Archelaus I Argaead and wife A (?).^1,2

     Simiche (?) married King of Macedonia Perdiccas II Argaead, son of Alexander I Philhellene, King of Macedonia; Primary.¹ Simiche (?) was the mother of King of Macedonia Archelaus I Argaead; the son of King Perdiccas II and a slavewoman, and not supposed to inherit the kingship.^2,3

     Wife A (?) married King of Macedonia Archelaus I Argaead, son of King of Macedonia Perdiccas II Argaead and Simiche (?).¹

     Daughter Argaead was the daughter of King of Macedonia Archelaus I Argaead and wife A (?).^1,2 Daughter Argaead married King Derdas of the Elimiotai, son of Pausanias of the Elimiotai.^1,2

     Debora Berry was baptized on 17 February 1689 at the Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Jacobus Berry and Elizabeth Lucas.¹

     Aefje Berry was baptized on 6 March 1692 at the Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹ She was the daughter of Jacobus Berry and Elizabeth Lucas.¹

     Samuel Berry was baptized on 22 March 1696 at the Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹ He was the son of Jacobus Berry and Elizabeth Lucas.¹

     Goosen Stevenszen Coninck was born circa 1652. He was the son of Steven Janszen Coninck and Maria Goosense Van Schaick.¹ Goosen Stevenszen Coninck witnessed the baptism of Elizabeth Stevens Coninck on 11 October 1676 at the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Kings County, New York; 1676, 11 Oct; Jan Stephenszen, Lysbeth Lucas; Lysbeth; Goosen Stephenszen (paternal uncle), Maria Goosens (grandmother).²

     Murray Rush was born in 1852.¹ He was the son of Colonel Richard Henry Rush and Sarah Anna Blight.¹

     Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia was the son of Stephen I, Prince of Cilicia and Rita Hethumid.² Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia succeeded his uncle Prince T'oros.³ He married Isabel de Toron, daughter of Seigneur Humfroy II de Toron and Estaphanie de Neapolis.^1,4 Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia was the successor of T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia; Prince of Cilicia.^5,6,7 Prince of Cilicia at Armenia Minor between 1169 and 1170.⁶ Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia was the predecessor of Levon II, Prince of Cilicia; Prince of Cilicia.⁸

     Isabel de Toron was the daughter of Seigneur Humfroy II de Toron and Estaphanie de Neapolis.¹ Isabel de Toron married Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia, son of Stephen I, Prince of Cilicia and Rita Hethumid.^2,3

     Seigneur Humfroy I de Toron married N. N. de Belinas, daughter of Seigneur de Belinas Renier de Brus and Agnes de Bures de Tabarie; His 1st.²

     N. N. de Belinas was the daughter of Seigneur de Belinas Renier de Brus and Agnes de Bures de Tabarie.² N. N. de Belinas married Seigneur Humfroy I de Toron; His 1st.²

     N. N. de Montreal was the daughter of Seigneur de Kerak Maurice de Montreal.² N. N. de Montreal married Seigneur de Neapolis Philippe de Milly, son of Guy de Milly and Estaphanie (?).²

     Hethun I, Lord of Lampron was the son of Oshin I, Lord of Lampron.¹ Hethun I, Lord of Lampron married N. N. Arcruni, daughter of Abulgharib, Governor of Tarsus.²

     Guy de Milly married Estaphanie (?).¹

     Estaphanie (?) married Guy de Milly.¹

     Seigneur de Belinas Renier de Brus married Agnes de Bures de Tabarie, daughter of Guillaume I de Bures, Prince de Tabarie and Eschiva de Faukenberg de Tabarie.¹ Seigneur de Belinas Renier de Brus was born circa 1136.¹

     Agnes de Bures de Tabarie was the daughter of Guillaume I de Bures, Prince de Tabarie and Eschiva de Faukenberg de Tabarie.¹ Agnes de Bures de Tabarie married Seigneur de Belinas Renier de Brus.¹

     Eschiva de Faukenberg de Tabarie was the daughter of Prince de Tabarie Hugues I de Faukenberg.¹ Eschiva de Faukenberg de Tabarie married Guillaume I de Bures, Prince de Tabarie.¹

     T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia was the son of Levon I, Prince of Cilicia. T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia and Stephen I, Prince of Cilicia were sons of prince Lewon, son of Kostand, son of Ruben; they were of the sons and descendants of Gagik Artsruni.¹ T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia was the successor of Levon I, Prince of Cilicia; Prince of Cilicia.^2,3 T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia was a witness where basileus Rhomaiôn Manuel I Komnenos fought against a resurgent Armenian Cicilia between 1145 and 1168.⁴ T'oros II, Prince of Cilicia sought to reestablish the Armenian state of Cilicia, lost by his father, at the harsh cost of terrible battles waged against far superior forces led by Emperor Manuel I Comnenus himself between 1145 and 1168.⁴ Prince of Cilicia at Armenia Minor between 1145 and 1168.^2,3,5 He was the predecessor of Ruben II, Prince of Cilicia; Prince of Cilicia.³

     Aefje Jorise was baptized on 12 June 1661.¹ She was the daughter of Joris Jacobsen and Tryntje Claese.¹

     Geoffrey le Scrope married Ivetta Ros.

     Ivetta Ros married Geoffrey le Scrope.

     Eunice Holbrook and Benjamin Ludden were an ancestor of President James Abram Garfield.¹ Eunice Holbrook was born in 1658.² She was the daughter of Captain John Holbrook and Elizabeth Stream.¹ Eunice Holbrook married Benjamin Ludden circa 1670.^1,2

     Hannah Holbrook and Ephraim Pierce Sr. were an ancestor of President George Herbert Walker Bush.¹ Hannah Holbrook was born between 1650 and 1656 at Huntingdon, Long Island, New York.³ She was the daughter of Captain John Holbrook and Elizabeth Stream.^2,3 Hannah Holbrook married Ephraim Pierce Sr., son of Captain Michael Pierce and N. N. (?), in 1670 at Weymouth, Massachusetts.^4,5

     Eunice Ludden was born after 1676. She was the daughter of Benjamin Ludden and Eunice Holbrook.¹ Eunice Ludden married Edmund Ingalls before 1711.¹

     Edmund Ingalls flourished circa 1705.¹ He married Eunice Ludden, daughter of Benjamin Ludden and Eunice Holbrook, before 1711.¹

     Elizabeth Wheeler was born on 9 June 1717 at Rehoboth, Massachusetts.¹ She married Ebenezer Ingalls, son of Edmund Ingalls and Eunice Ludden, on 5 June 1735.¹

     Sybil Carpenter was born in 1739.¹ She married Henry Ingalls, son of Ebenezer Ingalls and Elizabeth Wheeler, on 31 December 1761.²

     Juliana de Aquila was the daughter of Risherim de Aquila.¹ Juliana de Aquila married Lord of Islip William de Courcy, son of Baron of Stoke Robert de Courcy.¹

     Baron of Stoke Robert de Courcy was the son of Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy and Rohese le Grantmesnil.^1,2,3 Baron of Stoke Robert de Courcy was a principal Commander of the English forces against the Scots at the Battle of Northampton.¹

     Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy was the son of Lord of Courcy Richard de Courcy.² Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy was Steward of the Household to King Henry I, and to the Empress Maud.² He was founder of the Nunnery of Cannington at Somersetshire, England.² Baron of Stoke-Courcy at Somersetshire, England.² Lord of Courcy at Normandy, France.² He married Rohese le Grantmesnil, daughter of Hugh I, seigneur de Grandmesnil.^2,3 Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy was a witness to the Confirmation Charter of King Henry I to the Prior and Convent of St. Bartholomew in 1133 at London, England.² He was made, by King Henry I, one of the greater Barons in 1133 at Westminster, England.²

     Rohese le Grantmesnil was the daughter of Hugh I, seigneur de Grandmesnil.^2,1 Rohese le Grantmesnil married Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy, son of Lord of Courcy Richard de Courcy.^2,1

     Lord of Courcy Robert de Courcy was the son of Balderic Teutonicus de Courcy and N. N. de Clare.² Lord of Courcy at Normandy, France.¹

     Balderic Teutonicus de Courcy was the son of Wigelius de Courcie.² Balderic Teutonicus de Courcy married the niece of Gilbert, Earl of Brion, in Normany (and daughter of the Earl of Clare).¹ By Norman writers Balderic Teutonicus was so styled, possibly, because he spent some time with his friends in Germany; and was also described as a stout and warlike commander.¹ He married N. N. de Clare, daughter of Richard fitz Gilbert, Justiciar of England and Rohesia Giffard.¹

     N. N. de Clare was a witness where Balderic Teutonicus de Courcy married the niece of Gilbert, Earl of Brion, in Normany (and daughter of the Earl of Clare).¹ N. N. de Clare married Balderic Teutonicus de Courcy, son of Wigelius de Courcie.¹ N. N. de Clare was born after 1066. She was the daughter of Richard fitz Gilbert, Justiciar of England and Rohesia Giffard.¹

     Glismut von Kärnten was daughter of Emperor Arnulf von Kärnten.¹ She was born. She was the daughter of Arnulf, empereur auguste. Glismut von Kärnten married Graf von Fritzlar und an der oberen Lahn Konrad "der Älteren" von Franken, son of Graf im Lahngau Udo von Lahngau.¹