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     Anselm Minor was born circa 1775.¹

     Martha King Scomp was born circa 1845. She was the daughter of William Scomp and Sarah Lloyd Minor.¹

     As 1st son, named after his father's father, per Dutch tradition. John D. Smock was born on 11 November 1797 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp.¹

     Isaac? Smock was born circa 1800 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp.¹

On 1 June 1830, Isaac? Smock was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Male, age 20-30."²

     Samuel Smock was born circa 1805 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ He was the son of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp.¹

On 1 June 1830, Samuel Smock was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Male, age 20-30."²

     Rebecca Goodman was born circa 1810 at Shelby County, Kentucky. She married James Smock, son of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp, on 23 October 1827 at Greene County, Indiana.¹

On 1 June 1830, Rebecca Goodman was enumerated with James Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Female age 15-20."



On 1 June 1840, Rebecca Goodman was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Female age 30-40."^2,3



On 1 June 1850, Rebecca Goodman was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana.

     N. N. Smock was born between 1815 and 1819 at Shelby County, Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Matthew Smock and Tiney Scomp.¹

     N. N. Smock was born circa 1829 at Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of James Smock and Rebecca Goodman.

On 1 June 1830, N. N. Smock was enumerated with James Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Female under age 5."

     William Smock was born circa 1829 at Greene County, Indiana. He was the son of James Smock and Rebecca Goodman.

On 1 June 1830, William Smock was enumerated with James Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Male under age 5."



On 1 June 1840, William Smock was enumerated with Matthew Smock on the census at Greene County, Indiana, Details provided: "Male age 10-15."^1,2

     Neeltje Verwey was baptized on 30 June 1678 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans. Sponsers: Michiel Hansen and Marritje Teunis."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickjen Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Annetje Verwey was baptized on 30 April 1683 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans. Sponsers: Jan Harmenszen and Annetje Gysberts."^2,4,3 She was the daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickjen Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Dieuwer Verwey was baptized on 5 October 1685 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen, New Jersey; "Daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans. Sponsers: Jan Lubberse and Catreyna Gerrits, wife of Adrian Post."^1,2,3,4 She was the daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickjen Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Cornelis Verwey was baptized on 2 April 1688 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen, New Jersey; "Son of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans. Sponsers: Baltus Barentse Van Kleeck and Tryntje Jans, his wife."^1,2,3,4 He was the son of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickjen Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Reynier Van Giessen was born circa 1655. He witnessed the marriage of Jan Harmens Coerton and Neeltje Janse Buys on 23 June 1684 at the court and Reformed Dutch Church, Bergen, Bergen County, New Jersey; Her 1st. "In the presence of the Court and congregation of Bergen by R. Van Giesen."^1,2 Marriage banns for Reynier Van Giessen and Hendrickjen Janse Buys were published on 1 October 1698 at Bergen, New Jersey; "Betrothed, Reynier Van Giessen, widower of Dirckje Cornelis van Groenlinde and Hendrickje Janse Buys, widow of Cornelis Vorwey."^3,4,1 Reynier Van Giessen married Hendrickjen Janse Buys, daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse, on 17 October 1698 at Bergen, New Jersey; His 2nd. Her 2nd. "On the Polvly by Domine Bertolf."^3,4,1

     Abigail Janse Buys was born circa 1658.^1,2 She was the daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse.^1,2 Abigail Janse Buys married N. N. Denton before 1679.

     N. N. Denton was born circa 1655. He married Abigail Janse Buys, daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse, before 1679.

     Daniel Denton was baptized on 14 December 1679 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Son of ___ Denton and Abigail ____. Sponsers: Jan Buys and Cornelia Verwey."^1,2,3 He was the son of N. N. Denton and Abigail Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Abigael Appelby was baptized on 26 February 1682 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of William Appleby and Dievertje Jans. Sponsors: Jans Buys and Willemje Thyssen."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Appelby and Divertje Jans Buys.^1,2,3

     Jannitje Appelby was baptized on 23 September 1683 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Willem Appleby and Divertje Jans. Sponsors: Jan Janse Buys and Tryntje Jans."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of William Appelby and Divertje Jans Buys.^1,2,3

     Jan Stratenmaker was born circa 1660. Marriage banns for Jan Stratenmaker and Neeltje Janse Buys were published on 12 January 1707 at Bergen, New Jersey; His 2nd (widower). Her 3rd (widow). "... betrothed Jan Straetmaker (widower of Geesje Van Steenwyck) and Neeltje Buys (widow of Jacob Vygoor)."^1,2,3 Jan Stratenmaker married Neeltje Janse Buys, daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse, on 27 January 1707 at Bergen, New Jersey; "Married by Domine Bertolf."^1,2,3 Jan Stratenmaker married Neeltje Janse Buys, daughter of Jan Cornelise Buys and Ida Lubbertse, in February 1707 at Hackensack, New Jersey; His 2nd (widower). Her 3rd (widow). "Jan Stratenmaker, widower of Geesje [Gerritse] and Neeltje Buys, widow of Jacob Vigoor were here united in wedlock."^1,2,4

     Jan Coerton was baptized in 1686 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, New Jersey; "son of Jan Koerte and Neeltje Beus. Sponsors: Cornelis and Hendrickje Verwey."^1,2,3 He was the son of Jan Harmens Coerton and Neeltje Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Aertje Coerton 2nd was baptized on 4 April 1692 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Bergen, New Jersey; "2nd daughter of Jan Hermensen and Neeltje Jans. Sponsors: Hessel Pieterse, Elizabeth Elysbeth."^2,1,4 She was the daughter of Jan Harmens Coerton and Neeltje Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Her married name was Bergen.^1,2,3 Femmetje Teunise Nyssen was baptized on 3 April 1650 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Daughter of Teunis Nyssen. No sponsors."^4,2,1 She was the daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales. Femmetje Teunise Nyssen was a witness where Jan Cornelise Buys declared, in the presence of the overseers - Adriaen Ryerse and Derick Jansen - that Femmetjen Jans, deceased, had the following surving children (obviously only those who were minors still) by Teunis Niessen, deceased: who are by name: Eelsyen Teunes, Femmetien, Jan, Denis, and Cornelis Teunesen, over whom were installed as guardians Adriaen Ryerse and Derck Janszen, and Jan then and there gave assurance that each of the named children's rights should be guaranteed to the satisfaction of the overseers named on 8 June 1667.^2,1,5 Femmetje Teunise Nyssen married Michiel Hanszen Bergen, son of Hans Hansen Bergen and Sarah Jorise Rapalje, before 1698.^1,2,3 Femmetje Teunise Nyssen was a member circa 1698 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^6,2,1 She witnessed the baptism of Femmetje Jacobse Buys on 10 April 1698 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Jacob Buys and Marretie Buys. Sponsors: Michiel Hans [Bergen] and Femmetje, his wife."^7,1,8,9

     Also called N. N. Buys.^1,2,3 Jacob Jacobszen Buys was baptized on 26 October 1702 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "____ (name not given). Sponsors: Abram Metzlaar and wife Haremtje ____?"^1,2,3 He was the son of Jacob Janszen Buys and Marretje Jorise Jacobsen.^1,2,3 Jacob Jacobszen Buys married Neelte (?) before 1735.

     Thomas Gridy was from Devonshire at England.¹ He was born in 1586. Being 60 years old at the time of his marriage in 1645.^2,3,1 He lived circa 1645 at Gravesend, Kings County, New York.^2,3 He married Maria Roberts on 9 August 1645 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; Her 3rd (widow). "... betrothed were Thomas Grydy, widower van Janneken Isaacs, en Mary Robbertszen, widow van Jan Selis."^4,2,3 Thomas Gridy was among the first settlers of Gravesend in 1646 at New York.¹ He left a will on 10 October 1658; He made John and Peter Tilton his heirs, from which it may be inferred he left no male children.¹ His estate was probated on 4 November 1658 at Gravesend, Kings County, New York.¹

     Her married name was Bergen.^4,3,2 Jannetje Teunise Nyssen was baptized on 22 December 1641 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Daughter of Theunis Nyssen. Sponsors: Michiel ter heyken, fiscael; Rachel Vynen, Petronel Lapolt."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2,3 Jannetje Teunise Nyssen married Jan Hanszen Bergen, son of Hans Hansen Bergen and Sarah Jorise Rapalje, circa 1666 at Kings County, New York.^4,3,2 Jannetje Teunise Nyssen was a member at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^5,2

     Marritje Teunise Nyssen was baptized on 3 April 1644 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Daughter of Theunis Nyssen. No sponsors."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2,3 Marritje Teunise Nyssen married Dirck Janse Woertman circa 1666 at Kings County, New York.^2,1,4

     Dirck Janse Woertman was born circa 1642. He married Marritje Teunise Nyssen, daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, circa 1666 at Kings County, New York.^1,2,3

     Her married name was Snediker.^4,1,5,2 Elsje Teunise Nyssen was baptized on 10 May 1648 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Daughter of Theunis Nyssen. Sponsors: Barent Bal and Elsje Peters."^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2,3 Elsje Teunise Nyssen was a witness where Jan Cornelise Buys declared, in the presence of the overseers - Adriaen Ryerse and Derick Jansen - that Femmetjen Jans, deceased, had the following surving children (obviously only those who were minors still) by Teunis Niessen, deceased: who are by name: Eelsyen Teunes, Femmetien, Jan, Denis, and Cornelis Teunesen, over whom were installed as guardians Adriaen Ryerse and Derck Janszen, and Jan then and there gave assurance that each of the named children's rights should be guaranteed to the satisfaction of the overseers named on 8 June 1667.^1,2,6 Elsje Teunise Nyssen married Gerrit Snediker in December 1669 at Kings County, New York.^4,5,2,1

     Gerrit Snediker was born circa 1646. He married Elsje Teunise Nyssen, daughter of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, in December 1669 at Kings County, New York.^1,2,3,4

     Also called Nys. Denys Teuniszen Nyssen was baptized on 12 April 1654 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Nys, son of Theunis Nysson. Sponsors: Jan Evertson Bout, Albert Corneliszen Wantenaer, Willem Bredenbent, Mr. Paulus Van der Beeck, Aeltje Corenlis and Geertje Jans."^1,2,3 He was the son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2,3 Denys Teuniszen Nyssen was a witness where Jan Cornelise Buys declared, in the presence of the overseers - Adriaen Ryerse and Derick Jansen - that Femmetjen Jans, deceased, had the following surving children (obviously only those who were minors still) by Teunis Niessen, deceased: who are by name: Eelsyen Teunes, Femmetien, Jan, Denis, and Cornelis Teunesen, over whom were installed as guardians Adriaen Ryerse and Derck Janszen, and Jan then and there gave assurance that each of the named children's rights should be guaranteed to the satisfaction of the overseers named on 8 June 1667.^3,2,4 Denys Teuniszen Nyssen married Elizabeth Polhemus, daughter of Rev. Johannes Theodorus Polhemus and Catharina Van Werven, circa 1678; His 1st.⁵ Denys Teuniszen Nyssen married Helena Cortelyou, daughter of Jacques Cortelyou Sr. and Neeltje Van Duyn, circa 1688; His 2nd. Her 2nd (widow).^6,3,2

     Nys of Utrecht was born circa 1590 at Netherlands.

     Her married name was Nyssen.¹ Elizabeth Polhemus was born circa 1656.¹ She was the daughter of Rev. Johannes Theodorus Polhemus and Catharina Van Werven.^1,2 Elizabeth Polhemus married Denys Teuniszen Nyssen, son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, circa 1678; His 1st.¹

     Her married name was Polhemus.^1,2 Catharina Van Werven was born circa 1631.^1,2 She married Rev. Johannes Theodorus Polhemus before 1656.^1,2

     Her married name was Van Brunt.¹ Her married name was Nyssen.^2,1,3 Helena Cortelyou was born circa 1664. She was the daughter of Jacques Cortelyou Sr. and Neeltje Van Duyn. Helena Cortelyou married Nicholas Van Brunt circa 1686; Her 1st.¹ Helena Cortelyou married Denys Teuniszen Nyssen, son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, circa 1688; His 2nd. Her 2nd (widow).^2,1,3

     Nicholas Van Brunt was born circa 1662. He married Helena Cortelyou, daughter of Jacques Cortelyou Sr. and Neeltje Van Duyn, circa 1686; Her 1st.¹

     Also called Jan Van Middleswart.⁴ Jan Teuniszen Nyssen was baptized on 12 April 1654 at the Dutch Reformed Church, New York; "Son of Theunis Nysson, twin of brother Denys. Sponsors: Jan Evertson Bout, Albert Corneliszen Wantenaer, Willem Bredenbent, Mr. Paulus Van der Beeck, Aeltje Corenlis and Geertje Jans."^1,2,3 He was the son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2,3 Jan Teuniszen Nyssen was a witness where Jan Cornelise Buys declared, in the presence of the overseers - Adriaen Ryerse and Derick Jansen - that Femmetjen Jans, deceased, had the following surving children (obviously only those who were minors still) by Teunis Niessen, deceased: who are by name: Eelsyen Teunes, Femmetien, Jan, Denis, and Cornelis Teunesen, over whom were installed as guardians Adriaen Ryerse and Derck Janszen, and Jan then and there gave assurance that each of the named children's rights should be guaranteed to the satisfaction of the overseers named on 8 June 1667.^3,2,5 Jan Teuniszen Nyssen married Catalina Teunise Bogaert, daughter of Theunis Gysbertse Bogaert and Sarah Jorise Rapalje, on 16 November 1679 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Kings County, New York.^3,2,6

     Her married name was Nyssen.^1,2,3 Catalina Teunise Bogaert was born circa 1655. She was the daughter of Theunis Gysbertse Bogaert and Sarah Jorise Rapalje. Catalina Teunise Bogaert married Jan Teuniszen Nyssen, son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, on 16 November 1679 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Kings County, New York.^1,2,3

     Her married name was Nyssen.^1,2,3 Neeltje Teunise Bogaert was born circa 1657. She was the daughter of Theunis Gysbertse Bogaert and Sarah Jorise Rapalje. Neeltje Teunise Bogaert married Cornelis Teunise Nyssen, son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, on 27 August 1687 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Kings County, New York; His 1st.^1,2,3

     Cornelis Teunise Nyssen was born circa 1658. Noted as a minor in 1667.^1,2 He was the son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales.^1,2 Cornelis Teunise Nyssen was a witness where Jan Cornelise Buys declared, in the presence of the overseers - Adriaen Ryerse and Derick Jansen - that Femmetjen Jans, deceased, had the following surving children (obviously only those who were minors still) by Teunis Niessen, deceased: who are by name: Eelsyen Teunes, Femmetien, Jan, Denis, and Cornelis Teunesen, over whom were installed as guardians Adriaen Ryerse and Derck Janszen, and Jan then and there gave assurance that each of the named children's rights should be guaranteed to the satisfaction of the overseers named on 8 June 1667.^2,1,3 Cornelis Teunise Nyssen married Neeltje Teunise Bogaert, daughter of Theunis Gysbertse Bogaert and Sarah Jorise Rapalje, on 27 August 1687 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Kings County, New York; His 1st.^2,1,4 Cornelis Teunise Nyssen married Rebecca (?) circa 1690; His 2nd.^1,2

     Her married name was Nyssen.^1,2 Rebecca (?) was born circa 1660. She married Cornelis Teunise Nyssen, son of Theunis Nyssen and Phebe Sales, circa 1690; His 2nd.^1,2

     Roelof Roelofszen Willemse was born after 1663. Given solely on the authority of KCo. 389.^1,2,3 He was the son of Roelof Willemszen and Willemtje Thyssen.^1,2,3 Roelof Roelofszen Willemse witnessed the will of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^2,1,4

     Her married name was Van Oosteroom.^1,2,4 Machteltje Roelofse Willemse was born after 1663.^1,2,3 She was the daughter of Roelof Willemszen and Willemtje Thyssen.^1,2,3 Machteltje Roelofse Willemse lived between 1677 and 1685 at "Wale-Bocht", Kings County, New York.^1,2 She married Jan Hendrickse Van Oosteroom on 22 July 1683; "Jan Hendrickse Van Oosteroom, y. m. from New York and Mechtelje Roelofse, y. d. from Breuckelen on Long Island recieved certificate to Midwout on August 18 and were married August 19."+.^1,2,4
Machteltje Roelofse Willemse witnessed the will of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^2,1,5 Machteltje Roelofse Willemse was registered on the list of members as "Machteld Roelofs (removed to Bergen)" at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York.^2,1,6

     Symen Simonse was baptized on 2 April 1692 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Sponsors: Jan Buys and Grietje Symens."^1,2,3 He was the son of Claes Simonse and Hilletje Janse Buys.^1,2,3

     Her married name was Buys.^1,2,3 Lysbet (?) was born circa 1676. She married Matthys Janse Buys, son of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen, before 1700.^1,2,3

     Jan Matthyse Buys was baptized on 7 July 1700 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Son of Thys Buys and Lysbet ___?. Sponsors: Jan Buys and Hilletje Simense."^2,1,3,4 He was the son of Matthys Janse Buys and Lysbet (?).^1,2,3 Jan Matthyse Buys married Neeltje (?) circa 1724.^2,1,5

     Neeltje (?) was born circa 1702. She married Jan Matthyse Buys, son of Matthys Janse Buys and Lysbet (?), circa 1724.^1,2,3

     Willempje Matthyse Buys was baptized on 26 October 1702 at the Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Daughter of Thys Buys and Lysbet ___?. Sponsors: Jan Ariaanse and Annetje Pieters."^1,2,3,4 She was the daughter of Matthys Janse Buys and Lysbet (?).^1,2,3

     Jan Hendrickse Van Oosteroom was born circa 1660. He married Machteltje Roelofse Willemse, daughter of Roelof Willemszen and Willemtje Thyssen, on 22 July 1683; "Jan Hendrickse Van Oosteroom, y. m. from New York and Mechtelje Roelofse, y. d. from Breuckelen on Long Island recieved certificate to Midwout on August 18 and were married August 19."+.^1,2,3

     Willem Roelofse Willemse was born after 1663. He was the son of Roelof Willemszen and Willemtje Thyssen. Willem Roelofse Willemse witnessed the will of Jan Cornelise Buys and Willemtje Thyssen on 29 November 1686 at Brooklyn, Kings County, New York; "Will of Jan Buys and Willemtje Tyssen of Breucklyn in Kings County. The will being a joint will. Half of the whole estate to children procured [by the testator] by Ebye Lubberse [his first wife], Femmetje Janse [the testator's second wife] and Wiilemtje Thyssen [the testator's third and last wife and the joint testatrix], and the children procured by Roeloff Willemse [the first husband of Willemtje Thyssen the joint testatrix] in equal shares. Children of Willemtje Thyssen [by Roeloff Willemse]: Machtiltje and Willem Roelofse. Hillitie and Thys Buys, children of the joint testators. To Willem Roelofse, 100 guilders wumpum. Residue of whole estate to children of the testators. Witnesses: Jeronimous Rapale, Hendrick Sleght."^1,2,3 Willem Roelofse Willemse was mentioned in the will of his step-father and blood-mother, in that will left a specific bequest of 100 guilders wampum on 29 November 1686.^4,2,3