Dirck Wessels ten Broeck
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Dirck Wessels ten Broeck (bef. 1715)

Dirck Wessels ten Broeck
Born before in Kingston, Ulster County, Province of New Yorkmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 28 Jun 1743 in Albany Dutch Reformed Church, New Yorkmap
Husband of — married before 1775 in Albany County, New Yorkmap
Descendants descendants
Died [date unknown] in Albany, Albany County, Province of New Yorkmap
Profile last modified | Created 20 Apr 2017
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Dirck Wessels ten Broeck was a New Netherland Descendant 1674-1776.
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Contents

Biography

Name

Name:
Name: Dirk ten Broeck

Baptism

Baptism:
Date: 1 May 1715
Place: Albany Dutch Reformed Church, New York
Father: Samuel Ten Broeck
Mother: Maria Van Rensselaer
Source: 1 May 1715 Dirck Wessels, of Samuel and Maria Ten Broeck. Wit.: Hendrik and Catryna V. Renselaer.[1]1715 May 01 Dirck Wessels - of Samuel and Maria Ten Broeck. Witnesses: Hendrik and Catryna V. Renselaer. [2][3][4]
Dirck Wessels Ten Broeck was bp. on May 01, 1715. Baptism was recorded at the central Reformed Dutch Church at Kngston, Ulster County, New York, Colonial British America; sponsors were Hendrik and Catryna Van Renselaer[5]

Parents


Marriage

Marriage :
Date: 28 June 1743
Place: Albany Dutch Reformed Church, New York
Husband: Dirck ten Broeck
Wife: Catharine Croyn
Source: 1743 June 28. L. Dirk Wess. Ten Broek, y.m., and Catharina Conyn, y.d. [6][3][4]
Children:
Source:
  1. Samuel bo.1745; m. 12 Aug 1758 Emmetje Van Alstyne; d. 1841
  2. Elbertje bo. 1750; d.y.
  3. Leendert bo.10 Nov 1752; m. Geertje Schermerhorn
  4. Maria bo. 1755; d.y.
  5. Philip bo. 1758
  6. Albertina bo. born 23 Nov 1760; m John Sanders; d. 23 July 1840 at age 79
  7. Maria bo. 1763


Death

Fort Orange Albany, New York, USA


Sources

  1. Records of the Albany Dutch Reformed Church(1683-1809), Part 2. Page 71. Baptismal Record
  2. Year Book Holland Soc. NY: 1905, Page 71
  3. 3.0 3.1 NJGS Early Bergen County Families by Pat Wardell ten Broeck Family
  4. 4.0 4.1 Early New Netherland Settlers (Rn=13098)
  5. KRDC Bapt. Record 1715 May 01; Samuel Ten Broeck, Maria; Dirck Wessels; Hendrik and Catryna Van Renselaer
  6. Records of the Albany Dutch Reformed Church(1683-1809), Part 3. Page 13. Marriage Record

Acknowledgments

  • This person was created through the import of Rodney Timbrook Ancestors and Relatives_2010-09-10.ged on 10 September 2010.

Research notes

LNAB

Ten Broeck is the surname recorded for Dirck Wessels' father at Dirck Wessels' baptism. Capitalization of the preposition "ten" is incorrect and has been corrected per project naming conventions. Quackenbush-118 07:29, 20 April 2017 (EDT)




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My great grandfather Herman O. Roses mother was Susan E. Timbrook who married Benjamin Franklin Rose. Susans father was Charles O. Timbrook and from what my great grandfather wrote is that Charles was sent on what they called the Orphan train and ended up in Indianapolis,Iindian . He traveled 50miles to brown county indiana and was taken in by a german family, he married the youngest of the girls. What happened to Charleses father Samuel Tenbroeck, i figured he was killed in the civil war, ill figure it out. Its amazing the family stories will lead us.
posted by Kenneth James Garcia
Ten Broeck-258 and Ten Broeck-1 appear to represent the same person because: same person
posted by Tom Quick
Ten Broeck-258 and Ten Broeck-1 have been marked as Unmerged Matches for now, because older duplicate ancestors (grandfathers, and fathers) need to be merged first. When they are finished these can be merged as well.

This other one has the lowest number so this one has to be merged into that one , thanks ! ;)

posted by Bea (Timmerman) Wijma
Ten Broeck-258 and Ten Broeck-1 have been marked as Unmerged Matches for no, because older duplcate ancestors (grandfathers, and fathers) need to be merged first. When they are finished these can be merged as well.

This one has the lowest number so the other has to be merged into this one , thanks !

posted by Bea (Timmerman) Wijma

Rejected matches › Dirck Ten Broeck (bef.1738-1780)