281. Sarah Mrs. Johannus Nevius
SOURCE: family records and research of Anthony J. Cannon.
316. Mr. Volkert
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
318. Guillaume (Geleyn) VIGNE (VINGE)
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
319. Adrienne (Adrianne) CUVELLIER
From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.
416. Gerrit Stryker
SOURCE: family records and research of Anthony J. Cannon, and from
Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996.Wife ("Mrs. Gerrit Strycker") LDS baptism 13 Mar 1937, end 28 Apr 1937.
422. Laurens (DE NOORMAN) Pieterszen
SOURCE: family records and research of Anthony J. Cannon.
NOTE: surname also shown as DE NOORMAN.
BIOGRAPHY: Was a minister at the Dutch Church at Vorchten.
SOURCES: (Entire family) Rechterlijk Archief Harderwijk and Elburg;
Rechterlijk Archief Arnhem; Protocl Erfhuis & Momberschap, Amsterdam, ER.
Archive Sheet submitted by Mabel Brinkerhoff Potter. Also THE STRYKER FAMILY
IN AMERICA, by William Norman Stryker, p 10.
451. Mrs. Joseph Margets
SOURCE: from Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 Jan 1996; and records of
Anthony J. Cannon.
TEMPLE_WORK: Previously, marriage to Femmetje Jans (a/k/a Phebe
SEALS or FAELIX) was considered "Do not seal" since she had previously
been married to others. Under current practices, this sealing could now
be performed.BIOGRAPHY: May have emigrated as early as 1638 from Bininik or
Bennekin, a village near Arnheim in the province of Gilderland....He died
prior to August 1663. (THE QUICK FAMILY IN AMERICA, by Arthur Quick,
p.58)NOTE: Some of his children took the patronymic surname TEUNIS while
others kept De Nyse or De Nyce. Surname also shown as NYSSEN. Child
Geertje is not listed in THE QUICK FAMILY IN AMERICA.
NAME: Marriage record to Teunis Nyssen (De Nyse) gives name as Phabea
Faelix. She was a daughter of John Seals and Maria Roberts(on). She was
first married to Hendrik "the boor" (DeBOER ?), who may have used the
surname Faelix. Alternatively, perhaps the surname "Faelix" is a
misreading or misspelling of "Seals" (given that the letter "s" can be
mistaken for an "f" in this period). She is also known as Femmetje JANS
in New Amsterdam Dutch records. (Femmetje is the Dutch equivalent of
Phoebe; JANS is a patronymic indicating that her father's given name is
Jan/John.)