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Ida Lubbertse

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Ida Lubbertse was probably born in 1634/35 at Rensselaerwijck, New Netherland.
• She married Jan Corneliszen Buys, son of Cornelis Buys and Hendrickje Jans Damen, before 1652.¹
• Ida Lubbertse probably died between 1663 and 1670.

• Also known as Eybe.

Elsje Lubbertsen¹

• Father*: Frederick Lubbertsen¹ b. 1609
• Mother*: Tryntje Hendricks¹ b. s 1618

• Elsje Lubbertsen was baptized on 7 July 1658 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsor Elsje Tymens.²
• She married Jacob Hansen, son of Hans Hansen and Sarah Jorise Rapalje, at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 8 July 1677.³

• Also known as Elsjen van der Kreeft.³
• Also known as Elsje Fredericks.⁴
• Elsje Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Judith Hendrickse Vroom , daughter of Hendrick Corsen and Josyntje Pieterse Van Nest, on 16 March 1679 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Pieter Van Nest, Elsje Fredriks).⁵
• Elsje Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Dina Blauw , daughter of Jan Frederickszen and Aeltje Janse, on 25 March 1687 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Jan Jansen, Elsje Frederick).⁶
• Elsje Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Jacob Bergen , son of Hans Bergen and Sarah Rapalje, on 12 December 1708 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jacob Hanze Bergen, Elsje, his wife).⁷
• Elsje Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Cornelia Van Duyn , daughter of Cornelis Gerretse van Duyn and Matilda Heocken, on 20 February 1709 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Jacob Hanse, Elsje, his wife).⁸
• Elsje Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Jacob Bergen , son of Frederick Bergen and Gerretje Veghte, on 19 July 1719 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: IJacob Hanse, Elsje, his wife).⁹

Frederick Lubbertsen^1,2

• Frederick Lubbertsen was born in 1609.²
• He married first Styntje Jans, daughter of Jan.²
• Frederick Lubbertsen married second at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, in 1657 Tryntje Hendricks, daughter of Hendrick Tomassen and Elsje Martense, (no date recorded).³

• Frederick Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Peter Corsen , son of Cors Pieterszen and Tryntje Hendricks, on 5 March 1651 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Frederick Lubbertszen en s.h.v., Jochem Pieterszen, Pieter Anthony).⁴
• Frederick Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Jacob Andrieszen , son of Andries Andrieszen and Niesie Hytes, on 11 May 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Fredrick Lubbertszen, Tryntie Hendricx).⁵
• Frederick Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Sara Janse , daughter of Jan Pieterszen and Grietje Jans, on 3 December 1662 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Frederick Lubbertszen, Annetien Jans).^6,7

Gerrit Lubbertsen^1,2

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen² b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis² b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Gerrit Lubbertsen was born circa 1639 at probably Rensselaerwijck, New Netherland.³
• He married Geertruy Willems van Boerum, daughter of Willem Jacobson and Geertje Hendricks.^1,3
• Gerrit Lubbertsen probably died between 1704 and 1709 at Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.

• He purchased a farm at Flatbush, Long Island on 12 Dec 1660. He bought and sold various other Flatbush properties and eventually made his home in the New Lots section. He is on the assessment rolls at Flatbush in 1675 and 1683. He was named in the 1677 Andros patent for New Lots and the 1685 Dongan patent for Flatbush. On 20 Nov 1663 Gerrit Lubbertsen was one of the relations of Jan Cornelis Buys and his wife Eybetje Lubberts who forgave Cornelis Jansen Vanderveer for accidently killing Buy's son Lubbert Janse. On 11 JUne 1666, Gerrit and his stepfather Jan Vanderbilt were named guardians of the children of Gerrit's deceased sister, Tryntje Lubberts.
  Gerrit bought and sold land in Flatbush on 5 April 1690, but probably moved to Jamaica, Long Island at that time. He owned land in Jamaica prior to 27 Oct 1692. His name appears in the Jamaica town records every year through 1702. He was a baptismal sponsor at the Jamaica Dutch Church in March 1703. A 1707 entry mentions his "right" to own town lands. He is not on the 1709 Jamaica tax list.⁴
• He witnessed the baptism of Marritie Janse Van Blarcom , daughter of Jan Lubbertszen and Magdaleentje Theunis, on 30 December 1661 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Gerrit Lubbertszen, Hans Lubbertszen).⁵
• Gerrit Lubbertsen witnessed the baptism of Anna Mary Frederickse Van Liew , daughter of Frederick Hendrickszen Van Liew and Dina Jans, on 29 April 1685 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Geertreut Willem, Gerrit Lubbertsen).⁶
• Gerrit Lubbertsen took the Oath of Allegiance in 1687 as a native.⁴
• Descendants adopted the name Gerritsen; or Garrison.²
• He witnessed the baptism of Hilletie Laforse , daughter of Nicholas Laforse and Geertje Gerrits, on 30 March 1703 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Gerrit Lubbertsen, Tryntje Kockevaar).⁷

Gysbert Lubbertszen¹

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen¹ b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis¹ b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Gysbert Lubbertszen was born circa 1624 at probably Blaricum, North Holland, The Netherlands, (age 10 in 1634).
• He married Lysbeth Thomas at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 24 February 1655 "Gysberts Lubberts, Uyt de Beemster in Noordt Holl^t. Lysbeth Thomas Van Londen."²

• Also known as Gysbert Lubberts.²
• Gysbert Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Hendrickje Jans Buys , daughter of Jan Corneliszen Buys and Ida Lubbertse, on 15 March 1654 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Jan Gerritszen, Gysbert Lubbertszen, Marritie).³
• Gysbert Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Tryntie Hendrickse Oosteroom , daughter of Hendrick Jansen Oosteroom and Tryntje Lubbetse, on 16 August 1654 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Jan Corneliszen Buys, Gysbert Lubbertszen, Aeltje Schryvers).⁴

Hans Lubbertszen¹

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen² b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis² b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Hans Lubbertszen was born circa 1641.²

• He witnessed the baptism of Marritie Janse Van Blarcom , daughter of Jan Lubbertszen and Magdaleentje Theunis, on 30 December 1661 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Gerrit Lubbertszen, Hans Lubbertszen).¹

Jan Lubbertszen

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen¹ b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis¹ b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Jan Lubbertszen was born in 1632/33 at probably Blaricum, North Holland, The Netherlands, (age 1 1/2 in 1634).
• He married with banns published on 7 June 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, Magdaleentje Theunis.²

• Also known as Jan van Blarkum.³
• Also known as Jan Lubbertszen Van Blarcom.⁴
• Jan Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Pieter Thyszen , son of Thys Lubbertszen and Tryntje Jans, on 3 September 1656 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Jan Lubbertszen, Belitje Cornelis).⁵
• Jan Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Jan Hendrikse Hoppe , son of Hendrick Hoppe and Marritie Janse Van Blarcom, on 26 June 1682 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), (sponsors Jan Lubberse and wife).⁶
• Jan Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Dieuwer Verwey , daughter of Cornelis Verwey and Hendrickje Jans Buys, on 5 October 1685 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), (sponsors Jan Lubbertse, Catreyna ?, wife of Adriaen Post).⁷
• Jan Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Johannes Buys , son of Ariaen Pieters Buys and Tryntie Hendrickse Oosteroom, on 2 April 1689 at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church of Bergen, (now Jersey City, Bergen Co., New Jersey), (sponsors Jan Lubberse, Treyntje Jans, wife of Baltus Barentse van Kleeck).⁸
• Descendants adopted the name Van Blarcom.¹

Thys Lubbertszen¹

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen² b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Thys Lubbertszen was born circa 1628 at probably Blaricum, North Holland, The Netherlands, (age 6 in 1634).
• He married Tryntje Jans, daughter of Jan Pietersen Van Wooglum, at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 10 October 1655 "Thys Lubbertszen, Van de Ryp in Noordt holl^t, Tryntje Jans, Van Amsterdam."¹

• Also known as Tys Lubberts.³
• Also known as Thys Lubbersen.⁴
• Also known as Thys Lubbertszen Van Ryp.⁵
• Thys Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Jan Hendrickszen Oosteroom , son of Hendrick Jansen Oosteroom and Tryntje Lubbetse, on 24 June 1657 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, (sponsors Thys Lubbertszen, en s.h.v.).^6,7
• Thys Lubbertszen witnessed the baptism of Gerrit Deyck , son of Anthoni de Eijcke and Anthe Bocque, on 28 January 1683 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (sponsors Thys Lubbersen, Tryntje Thysen).⁸
• On 4 April 1693 Thys Lubbertszen Van Ryp and Tryntje Thyssen, his wife of Cripplebush, to Peter Thysen of New Utrecht, conveys piece of land lying in New Utrecht, now in occupation of said Peter Thysen, betwixt lands of Anthony Van Pelt and Garret Van Duyn, and that soe broad and long as all the lotts are laid out, great about 18 morgen. Ack. 31 July 1693.⁵
• On 5 April 1693 Hendrica Stroekells of Richmond County to Thys Lubbertsen Van Ryp, of Creepellbos of Breucklyn, conveys certaine land in Cruepelbos in the occupation of said Thys Lubbertse at one side of the limit of Boswyck, and towne of Breucklyn, at the other side of the land of Thomas Lambertse fore the swamp, and after the woods broad fore and after 100 rodd long, 600 rodd, amounting in all 100 morgen, signed in presence of Jan G. Van Couwenhoven, J. Vandewater.⁹
• On 5 April 1693 Thys Lubbertse transprted out the ground in the within said bill of sale mentioned to Anthony Salms, wife, morgan butting to the limits of Boswyck, with the fourth part of the meadows priviledge.⁵
• On 5 April 1693 Thys Lubbertsen Van Ryp, and Tryntje Thyssen, of Cripplebush, Brooklyn, to Anthony Salm and Lysbeth Thysen, his wife of Cripplebush, conveys certaine land being the fourth part of certaine land and meadow bought of Thys Lubbertse & Tryntje from Hendrica Strockells being the part butting to the side of the limits of Bushwick greatt 25 morgen with the fourth part of the meadow and the third kills. Also the fourth part of the priviledges in the woods. (Recorded 1 Aug 1693).⁵
• On 30 July 1693 Thys Lubbertse Van Ryp of Brooklyn and Tryntje his wife, to Jan Pieterse Maklyck and Hendrica Strockells his wife, Admx. of the estate of Machiell Hainelle, dec'd. Mortgages all that farme at Cripelbush, containing by estimation 150 acres, more or less, Bounded on one side by the land of Elizabeth Thyssen and on the other side by the land of Thomas Lambertse. Ack. 1 Aug 1693.⁵

Tryntje Lubbetse¹

• Father*: Lubbert Gysbertszen b. c 1601, d. 1655 or 1656
• Mother*: Divertje Cornelis b. bt 1600 - 1610, d. b Nov 1681

• Tryntje Lubbetse was born circa 1637 at Fort Orange, New Netherland.
• She married Hendrick Jansen Oosteroom at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, on 4 December 1652 "Hendrick Janszen, Van Schalckwyck in't Stecht Uytrecht, en Tryntje Lubberts, Van't Fort Orangien."²
• Tryntje Lubbetse died before 11 June 1666.³

Elizabeth Lubertse¹

• Elizabeth Lubertse married Jacob Bodine, son of Jean Bodine and Marie Crocheron.¹

Barbara Lucas¹

• Barbara Lucas was probably born between 1635 and 1645.
• She married Teunis Covert say 1650.

• Also known as Barbar Coevors.²
• Also known as Barber Lucas.³
• Also known as Barbara Lucas Van Kessel.⁴
• Barbara Lucas and Teunis Covert were members of at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 12 September 1660.⁵
• Barbara Lucas witnessed the baptism of Barbera Post , daughter of William Post and Aeltje Teunise Covert, on 24 February 1689 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Hans Teunissen, Berbara Covers).⁶
• Barbara Lucas witnessed the baptism of Ariaentje Covert , daughter of Johannes Teunisz Covert and Jeanne Broucard, on 3 August 1690 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses: Teunis Jansen Coevers, Barbar Luijkes).⁷
• Barbara Lucas witnessed the baptism of Marritje Woertman , daughter of Teunis Dircksen Woertman and Catrijna Sprong, on 27 December 1696 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Dirck Janse Woertman, Barbar Coevors).²
• Barbara Lucas appeared on the census in 1698 at Brookland (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, as the head of household (1 woman, 3 slaves).⁸
• She witnessed the baptism of Lucas Sprong , son of Gabriel Sprong and Geertruy Woertman, on 8 June 1701 at Old First Dutch Reformed Church, Breuckelen (Brooklyn), Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Theunus Woertman, Berbertie Coevers).⁹

Charles Lucas¹

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• Charles Lucas was born on 30 September 1833.¹
• He married Eliza Brower, daughter of William S. Brower and Hannah Resides, on 30 November 1858.¹
• Charles Lucas died on 31 January 1916.¹

Elisabeth Lucas¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen² b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens² b. b 1640

• Elisabeth Lucas was baptized on 30 August 1656 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Schippr. Laurens en s.h.v.²
• She married first at Reformed Dutch Church, New Orange (New York City), New Netherland, on 4 October 1673 Jan Stephenszen, son of Steven Jansz Koninck and Mary Goosens, (Banns 10 Sep 1673).³
• Elisabeth Lucas married Jacobus Berry, son of Samuel Berry and Diever Paulus, at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 17 June 1688.⁴

• Also known as Lysbeth Lucase.²

James Lucas¹

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• James Lucas was born on 26 September 1829.¹
• He married Nancy Brower, daughter of William S. Brower and Hannah Resides.¹
• James Lucas died on 22 November 1902.¹

• He appeared on the census on 10 August 1860 at Boggs, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, James Lucas, age 30, born in Pennsylvania. Farmer. Real estate valued at $3000, personal estate at $400. In the household are Nancy Lucas (age 29), Syrus Lucas (5), Morgan Lucas (3), Samuel Lucas (7/12), Mary McClincey (13), Wm Wilson (16). Enumerated next to William Brower (age 63).²

Morgan Lucas¹

• Father*: James Lucas¹ b. 26 Sep 1829, d. 22 Nov 1902
• Mother*: Nancy Brower¹ b. 8 Aug 1831, d. 19 Jan 1907

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• Morgan Lucas was born circa 1857 at Pennsylvania.¹

• He appeared on the census on 10 August 1860 at Boggs, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, Morgan Lucas, age 3, born in Pennsylvania.¹

Phebe Lucas^1,2,3

• Father*: Frantz Jacob Lukas⁴
• Mother*: Jannetje Aten⁴

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Phebe Lucas was baptized on 8 May 1749 at Readington, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey.⁴
• She married Elias Brouwer, son of Elias Brouwer and Helena Willemse, on 5 January 1766.^1,4
• Phebe Lucas possibly died in 1826 (LDS, unverified).⁴

• Also known as Phebe Lukas.⁵
• Also known as Femmetje.¹
• She was living on 22 December 1809; when she is named in her husband, Elias Brewer's will.⁶

Rebecca Lucas¹

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• Rebecca Lucas was born in December 1831 at Pennsylvania.¹
• She married Jacob Brower, son of William S. Brower and Hannah Resides, at Unionville, Pennsylvania, on 25 December 1852.¹
• Rebecca Lucas died on 28 March 1904 at Forest City, Meeker Co., Pennsylvania.¹

• She appeared on the census on 10 August 1860 at Boggs, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, as Rebecca Brower, age 30, born in Pennsylvania.²

Samuel Lucas¹

• Father*: James Lucas¹ b. 26 Sep 1829, d. 22 Nov 1902
• Mother*: Nancy Brower¹ b. 8 Aug 1831, d. 19 Jan 1907

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• Samuel Lucas was born circa January 1860 at Pennsylvania.¹

• He appeared on the census on 10 August 1860 at Boggs, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, as Samuel Lucas, age 7/12, born in Pennsylvania.¹

Susan Elizabeth Lucas¹

• Susan Elizabeth Lucas was born on 24 October 1846 at New Jersey.¹
• She married William F. Reid, son of Aaron Reid and Hester Herbert, circa 1867.^1,2
• Susan Elizabeth Lucas died on 4 September 1904.¹
• She was buried at Freehold Baptist Burial Grounds, Freehold, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.³

• She appeared on the census on 5 July 1870 at Marlboro, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, as Susan Reid, age 23, born in New Jersey. Keeping house.⁴
• She appeared on the census on 22 June 1880 at Scobyville, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, as Susan Reid, age 33, born in New Jersey. Both parents born in New Jersey. Keeping house.⁵
• She appeared on the census on 11 June 1900 at Shrewsbury Twp., Monmouth Co., New Jersey, as Susan Read, age 53, born Oct 1846 in New Jersey. Both parents born in New Jersey. Married for 33 years. She has had five children, three are living in 1900.²

Syrus Lucas¹

• Father*: James Lucas¹ b. 26 Sep 1829, d. 22 Nov 1902
• Mother*: Nancy Brower¹ b. 8 Aug 1831, d. 19 Jan 1907

• Charts: Descendants of Jacob Brower (b.1763)

• Syrus Lucas was born circa 1855 at Pennsylvania.¹

• He appeared on the census on 10 August 1860 at Boggs, Centre Co., Pennsylvania, Syrus Lucas, age 5, born in Pennsylvania.¹

William H. Lucas¹

• Charts: Stephen Brewer

• William H. Lucas married Lucinda Leach, daughter of Edmond Leach and Emily Brewer.¹
• William H. Lucas died in 1913.¹

Elsje Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Eldertszen¹ d. b 6 May 1666
• Mother*: Annitgen Jans Snedeker¹ b. 16 May 1634

• Elsje Lucase was baptized on 22 October 1656 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; no sponsors.¹
• She married Egbert Fockens at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 26 March 1678 (Banns 3 Mar 1678).²

• Elsje Lucase witnessed the baptism of Hendrikje Eldertsen , daughter of Eldert Lucasen and Styntie Hendrickse, on 4 April 1680 at Midwoud, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, (witnesses Elsje Lucas, Egbert Fokkesz).³

Geertruyd Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Geertruyd Lucase was baptized on 14 July 1660 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jan Janszen Van Breestede, Tryntie Jans.¹

Hillegond Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Hillegond Lucase was baptized on 7 November 1663 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Claes Thyszen, Jannetje.¹
• She died before October 1670.

Hillegond Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Hillegond Lucase was baptized on 4 October 1670 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jan Joosten, Marritie Andries.¹
• She died before 1 October 1671.

Hillegond Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Hillegond Lucase was baptized on 1 October 1671 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jan Joosten, Jannetje de Wit.¹
• She married by license dated on 22 May 1703 at New York City, New York, Ogrhert Suert.²

• Also known as Hellegond Luyckas.²

Jannetje Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Jannetje Lucase was baptized on 17 October 1657 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Laurens Corneliszen, Jannetje Sebyns.¹
• She married Jacob Van Zanen at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York, on 25 August 1678 (Banns 18 Aug 1678).²

Tietje Lucase¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Tietje Lucase was baptized on 16 September 1665 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York.¹

Andries Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Andries Lucaszen was baptized on 1 November 1662 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jan Joosten, Wyntie.¹
• He died before October 1667.

Andries Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Andries Lucaszen was baptized on 12 October 1667 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jan Janszen Breedstede, Tryn Jans.¹

Elbert Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Lucas Eldertszen¹ d. b 6 May 1666
• Mother*: Annitgen Jans Snedeker¹ b. 16 May 1634

• Elbert Lucaszen was baptized on 31 October 1663 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsor Annetie Snedickers.¹

Engelbert Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Richmond Lucaszen¹

• Engelbert Lucaszen was baptized on 6 August 1659 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Abeltje Claes.¹

Jan Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Lucas Eldertszen¹ d. b 6 May 1666
• Mother*: Annitgen Jans Snedeker b. 16 May 1634

• Jan Lucaszen was baptized on 8 May 1654 at Reformed Dutch Church, New Amsterdam; sponsors Jan Evertszen Bout, Jannetje Jans, Tryntie Simmons.¹

Laurens Lucaszen¹

• Father*: Lucas Andrieszen¹ b. b 1635
• Mother*: Aefje Laurens¹ b. b 1640

• Laurens Lucaszen was baptized on 9 June 1669 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Jan Joosten, Marritie Andries.¹

Jane Luckey¹

• Father*: James Luckey
• Mother*: Jancke

• Jane Luckey married John Wiltsie, son of Hendrick Wiltse and Pieternelle Van de Boog.¹

Cora Ludemann¹

• Charts: Adam Brouwer: Descendants Chart

• Cora Ludemann was born circa 1871 at Wisconsin.²
• She married Jay B. Brewer, son of Sylvester Brewer and Sarah Hake, circa 1908.²
• Cora Ludemann died in 1955.³
• She was buried at Greenwood Cemetery, Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin; "Cora Brewer, 1878-1955" (g.s.).³

• She appeared on the census on 20 April 1910 at Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin, as Corra Brewer, age 39, born in Wisconsin, her parents born in Germany. This is her first marriage, and they have been married for two years.²
• She appeared on the census on 7 January 1920 at Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin, as Corra Brewer, age 43, born in Wisconsin (father born in Germany, mother in New York).⁴
• She appeared on the census on 3 April 1930 at Jefferson, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin, as Cora Brewer, age 52, born in Wisconsin (parents born in Germany), first married at age 30.⁵

Phoebe Ludlam¹

• Father*: Joseph Ludlam Sr.¹

• Phoebe Ludlam was born in 1709.²
• She married first Daniel Norton.¹
• Phoebe Ludlam married second on 28 December 1757 Henry Young.¹
• Phoebe Ludlam died on 23 August 1776 at Cape May Co., New Jersey.²
• She was buried at Baptist Graveyard (Cape May Court House), Cape May Co., New Jersey.²

• Her will was dated on 1 September 1761 proved 26 Aug 1766.³

Samuel Lufkin¹

• Samuel Lufkin was born in 1881.¹
• He married Sophia Wilcox, daughter of Judson Wilcox and Huldah M. Brewer, at Victoria Co., New Brunswick, Canada, on 17 October 1911.¹

Catharine Luker¹

• Father*: William Luker¹ b. c 1800
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. c 1804

• Catharine Luker was born circa 1837 at New Jersey.¹

• She appeared on the census on 31 August 1850 at Clinton, Essex Co., New Jersey, Catharine Luker, age 13, born in New Jersey.¹

Hannah Luker¹

• Father*: William Luker¹ b. c 1800
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. c 1804

• Hannah Luker was born circa 1834 at New Jersey.¹

• She appeared on the census on 31 August 1850 at Clinton, Essex Co., New Jersey, Hannah Luker, age 16, born in New Jersey.¹

Osker Luker¹

• Father*: William Luker¹ b. c 1800
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. c 1804

• Osker Luker was born circa 1842 at New Jersey.¹

• He appeared on the census on 31 August 1850 at Clinton, Essex Co., New Jersey, Osker Luker, age 8, born in New Jersey.¹

Owen Luker¹

• Father*: William Luker¹ b. c 1800
• Mother*: Mary¹ b. c 1804

• Owen Luker was born circa 1839 at New Jersey.¹

• He appeared on the census on 31 August 1850 at Clinton, Essex Co., New Jersey, Owen Luker, age 11, born in New Jersey.¹

William Luker¹

• William Luker was born circa 1800 at New York.¹
• He married Mary.¹

• William Luker appeared on the census on 31 August 1850 at Clinton, Essex Co., New Jersey, William Luker, age 50, born in New York. Occupation: none. In the household are Mary Luker (age 46, born New York), Hannah Luker (16, New Jersey), Catharine Luker (13, NJ), Owen Luker (11, NJ), Osker Luker (8, NJ) and Mary Brower (65, NJ).¹

Gertrude Lukes

• Gertrude Lukes was born circa 1889 at South Dakota.
• She married John Dwight Brewer, son of Frank M. Brewer and Lorine Freeman, before 1920.
• Gertrude Lukes died on 15 May 1971 at Sanders Co., Montana.¹
• She was buried at Hebron Cemetery, Hebron, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin.²

• She appeared on the census on 7 January 1920 at Ward 25, Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois, as Gertrude L. Brewer, age 30, born in South Dakota. Father born in Wisconsin, mother in Illinois.³
• She appeared on the census on 2 June 1930 at Larchmont, Westchester Co., New York, as Gertrude L. Brewer, age 40, born in South Dakota. Father born in Wisconsin, mother in Pennsylvania.⁴

Abigail Ann Lum¹

• Abigail Ann Lum was born in 1817 at New York.²
• She married Abraham Sypher, son of William Sypher and Mary Lewis, on 8 January 1833.¹
• Abigail Ann Lum died in 1882.²

• She appeared on the census on 15 April 1850 at Blooming Grove, Orange Co., New York, as Abey Seffrtte (sic), age given as 34, born in New York.³
• She appeared on the census on 30 August 1860 at Fishkill, Dutchess Co., New York, as Abigail A. Sypher, age 44, born in New York.⁴

Dorothy Morey Lum^1,2

• Father*: George English Lum
• Mother*: Carrie Frances Morgan

• Dorothy Morey Lum was born on 8 March 1895 at Alabama.^3,2
• She married Percy W. Brower, son of Joseph Brower Jr. and Estella H. Whitechurch, circa 1919.⁴

• Dorothy Morey Lum appeared on the census on 2 June 1900 at Ward 2, Montgomery, Montgomery Co., Alabama, as Dorothy Lum, age 5, born March 1895 in Alabama.³
• She appeared on the census on 24 April 1910 at Ward 8, Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, as Dorothy M. Lum, age 15, born in Alabama.¹
• She appeared on the census on 10 January 1920 at Birmingham, Jefferson Co., Alabama, as Dorothy Brower, age 24, born in Alabama. Both parents born in Connecticut.⁵
• She appeared on the census on 7 April 1930 at Precinct 25, Jefferson Co., Alabama, as Dorothy Brower, age 35, born in Alabama. Her parents were born in Connecticut. She was married at age 24.⁶

Miriam Lundy¹

• Miriam Lundy was born circa 1818 at New Jersey.²
• She married Richard Brewer at Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, on 1 October 1842.¹

• Miriam Lundy appeared on the census on 7 August 1850 at Raritan, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, as Mariam Brewer, age 32, born in New Jersey.²
• She appeared on the census on 3 June 1880 at East Amwell, Hunterdon Co., New Jersey, as Miriam Brewer, age 59, born in New Jersey. Both parents born in New Jersey. Keeping house.³

Mary Lupton¹

• Father*: Thomas Lupton¹
• Mother*: Tsyje Cree¹

• Mary Lupton was baptized on 8 November 1772 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors John Brouwer, Abigael Hyns.¹

Benjamin Lusher¹

• Benjamin Lusher married Margrietje Gilbert, daughter of William Gilbert and Maria Van Zandt, before 1738.²
• Benjamin Lusher died on 23 April 1739.²

Maria Lusher¹

• Father*: Benjamin Lusher¹ d. 23 Apr 1739
• Mother*: Margrietje Gilbert¹ b. 27 Mar 1720

• Maria Lusher was baptized on 15 August 1739 at Reformed Dutch Church, New York City, New York; sponsors Willem Gilbert, Junior, Cornelia Gilbert, j.d.¹

Elizabeth Lusk¹

• Father*: Salmon Lusk²

• Elizabeth Lusk was born on 27 January 1835 at Russell Mills, Park Co., Indiana.¹
• She married second on 9 October 1864 Jacob Harrison Brewer, son of John Harford Brewer and Minerva Jane Priest.¹
• Elizabeth Lusk died on 28 August 1875.¹

• She appeared on the census on 15 August 1870 at Sugar Creek, Parke Co., Indiana, as Elizabeth Bruer, age 28, born in Indiana.³

Hester Lutine¹

• Father*: Walraven Lutine¹
• Mother*: Hester Donrinees¹

• Hester Lutine was born at Staten Island, New York.²
• She married John Crocheron, son of Jean Crocheron and Mary, at New York City, New York, on 3 May 1682 (betrothed 27 Jan 1682).²

• Also known as Hester Lucheij.²

Emeline Lutkins¹

• Father*: John Lutkins¹ b. c 1814
• Mother*: Mary Ann Brower¹ b. c 26 Nov 1822

• Emeline Lutkins was born circa 1849 at New Jersey.²
• She married George Hardy.¹

• Emeline Lutkins appeared on the census on 23 August 1850 at New Barbadoes, Bergen Co., New Jersey, as Emeline Lutkins, age 1, born in New Jersey.²

Gertrude Lutkins¹

• Father*: John Lutkins¹ b. c 1814
• Mother*: Mary Ann Brower¹ b. c 26 Nov 1822

• Gertrude Lutkins was born circa 1847 at New Jersey.¹

• She appeared on the census on 23 August 1850 at New Barbadoes, Bergen Co., New Jersey, as Gertrude Lutkins, age 3, born in New Jersey.¹

John Lutkins¹

• John Lutkins was born circa 1814 at New Jersey.²
• He married Mary Ann Brower, daughter of William Brower and Mary Ann Lowry, at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen Co., New Jersey, on 15 July 1841.^1,3

• John Lutkins appeared on the census on 23 August 1850 at New Barbadoes, Bergen Co., New Jersey, John Lutkins, age 36, born in New Jersey. A farmer. In the household are Mary Ann Lutkins, age 27, born in New York; Rachel Ann Lutkins, age 8; Mary Catherine Lutkins, 6; Gertrude Lutkins, 3; Emeline Lutkins, 1, all born in New Jersey; William Brower, age 69, born in New York; George W. Brower, age 28, born in New York.²

Mary Lutkins¹

• Father*: John Lutkins¹ b. c 1814
• Mother*: Mary Ann Brower¹ b. c 26 Nov 1822

• Mary Lutkins was born circa 1844 at New Jersey.²
• She married Robert Hunton.¹

• Also known as Mary Catherine Lutkins.²
• Mary Lutkins appeared on the census on 23 August 1850 at New Barbadoes, Bergen Co., New Jersey, as Mary Catherine Lutkins, age 6, born in New Jersey.²

Rachel Lutkins¹

• Father*: John Lutkins¹ b. c 1814
• Mother*: Mary Ann Brower¹ b. c 26 Nov 1822

• Rachel Lutkins was born circa 1842 at New Jersey.²
• She married Pete Van Blacom.¹

• Also known as Rachel Ann Lutkins.²
• Rachel Lutkins appeared on the census on 23 August 1850 at New Barbadoes, Bergen Co., New Jersey, as Rachel Ann Lutkins, age 8, born in New Jersey.²

John Richard Lutz Sr.¹

• John Richard Lutz Sr. was born circa 1902.¹
• He married Jennie Marie Bogert, daughter of Edward H. Bogert and Lucy Leah Brower, at Paterson, Passaic Co., New Jersey, on 31 January 1924.¹
• John Richard Lutz Sr. died on 11 July 1962.¹

Jacob Luurszen¹

• Father*: Luurs

• Jacob Luurszen was born circa 1616 at Wageningen, Gelderland, the Netherlands, (age 22 in August 1638).²
• He married with banns published on 28 August 1638 at Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Styntie Douwes.²
• Died shortly before probably at Fort Orange (Albany, New York). on 26 April 1655.

• Also known as Jacob Luyersen.³
• On 2 August 1647 Before Cornelis van Tienhoven, secretary of New Netherland, appeared Jacob Luyersz from Wageningen, who appoints and empowers...Aeltje Symons, wife of Symon Jansen Breet in Amsterdam, in his, the principal's, name to ask, demand and receive from the honorable directors of the Chartered West India Company, chamber at Amsterdam, the sum of one hundred and fifty guilders, seven stivers, fourteen pennies earned in New Netherland from their honors by the above named Jacob Luyersen, as per account annexed. The mark of Jacob Luyersz, made by himself. Witnesses: Jan Louresen, Jacob H. Kip.³
• Jacob Luyersz (Luijersz) was in Rensselaerwyck before October 19, 1651, being ordered on that day to fulfil the terms of his contract with Jochem, the baker. March 2, 1652, Claesje, the negro girl of Sander Leendertsz, testified that she had delivered some of the goods which she stole from her master to Jacob Luyersz, who promised to take her to the Manhattans and there get her a husband.^4,5
• On 17 April 1652 at Fort Orange Jan Machielsz and Jacob Luyersz, plaintiffs, about charges of theft, Sander Leendertsz, defendant.
  The defendant states under oath that he brought no complaint against the plaintiffs, but that his female Negro circulated the story.
  Resolved, to examine the female Negro for futher information.⁶
• On 11 June 1652 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersen and Jan Machielsen, plaintiffs, against Cathaline Sanders, defendant.
  The female Negro is ordered to depart within the space of four days, on account of the false accusations brought against the fair name of the plaintiffs, either to the island of Cornelis Segertsz, or elsewhere, provided that she shall present the bill for the costs of the suit to the persons with whom the female Negro shall come to live and cause the same to be paid to the plaintiffs, but the aforesaid plaintiffs are ordered promptly to pay the court messenger what is due him.⁷
• On 11 June 1652 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersz, plaintiff, against Jacob Flodder, defendant, for slander.
  The defendant is ordered to pay the presiding officer a sum of twelve guilders by way of fine and for the poor six guilders, since the aforesaid defendant declared that he has nothing to say to the dishonor of the plaintiff, as he has done.⁷
• On 18 June 1652 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyers, appearing before the court, requests a place for a house, one board in length, on the spot where his present house stands. After deliberation it is resolved to grant his request and that later a garden will be assigned to him for his convenience.⁸
• On 18 March 1653 at Fort Orange Pieter Rijverdingh, plaintiff, against Jacob Luyersz and Jan Machielsz, defendants, for messenger fees amounting to f18:15:-.
  Defendants say that Sander Leendertsen must pay the same according to the judgement previously rendered by this court.
  Ordered that the plaintiff may cite the parties or Sander Leendertsen to appear on the next court day.⁹
• On 14 October 1653 at Fort Orange Commissary Dijkman, nomine officio, plaintiff, against Jacob Luyersz, defendant, on account of an assault commited on the 9th of this month on the public street upon the plaintiff and the Heer Slechtenhorst (Brant Aertsz van Slichtenhorst, director of Rensselaerswijck from 1648 to 1652).
  Case adjourned until the next court day. Meanwhile the plaintiff is requested to present his written complaint and demand, the defendant being sent home to file his answer on the next court day.¹⁰
• On 9 December 1653 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersz, being summoned and informed of the complaint and demand of the officer, nomine officio, on account of the assault committed in the stree, appeals to the personal appearance of the Heer Slichtenhorst before the court.
  Resolved, to request the Heer Slichtenhorst to consent to appear on the next court day, in order to proceed upon a surer foundation.¹¹
• On 10 February 1654 at Fort Orange "Upon resumption of the matter, it is resolved to adjourn the case of Jacob Luyersz, delinquent, for mischief commited on the street, until the arrival of the hon. director general, for reasons submitted and known to this court."¹²
• On 31 March 1654 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersen, being summoned by the court to pay to the treasurers the fifteen guilders levied on every house pursuant to the resolution, has requested eight days grace, which are granted him, when he must propmptly pay the aforesaid sum to the treasurers.¹³
• On 31 March 1654 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersen is notified that he must file his answer to the written complaint of the officer sent to his house by order of the court (Fort Orange), on or before the next court day.¹⁴
• On 21 April 1654 at Fort Orange Jacob Luyersz being summoned by the court on account of previous misdemeanors, the court, for various reasons known to them, have resolved to pardon the aforesaid person with reference to the misdemeanor commited by him anf the heretofore-mentioned abusive words spoken to the officer.
  The defendant appearing in court has begged forgiveness and stated that he knows of the commissary and Officer Dijkman and his wife but what is honorable and virtuous. He is condemned, however, for assault commited on the public street to pay the officer at once a fine of 25 guilders, for the benefit of Officer Dijkman.¹⁵
• On 12 May 1654 at Fort Orange Machiel Rijckertsen is condemned to pay four guilders to the officer for having last day of prayer sar drinking at the house of Jacob Luyersen during divine service.¹⁶
• On 28 September 1654 at Fort Orange Marten Ottensen, commonly called Swager Merten, is interrogated by the Honorable Court and is asked whether or not he had been at the house of Jacob Luyersz, where Cornelis de Sweet, now sailing in de Karreman, was present and on what day? Merten's answer was, yes, and he was there about the 25th of this month.¹⁷
• On 26 April 1655 at Beverwijck Received from Jacop Leyersen's widow for use of the pall, f2.10.¹⁸
• On 9 January 1657 at Fort Orange The officer of the court at Fort Orange (Albany, New York), as protector of the rights of orphans, objects to the delivery (Rutger Jacobsen, plaintiff, demanded delivery of Claes Teunissen's house in payment of a sum due to him by Jacob Luyersen, deceased), and requests that curators be appointed to preserve the rights of the surviving children of Jacob Luyersen, deceased.¹⁹
• On 6 February 1657 at Fort Orange Rutger jacobsen, plaintiff, against Claes teunissen, defendent. The court, having heard the parties, orders the curators appointed to administer the estate of Jacob Luyersen, deceased, to appear before the magistrates tomorrow at nine o'clock.²⁰
• On 7 February 1657 at Fort Orange Jan Verbeecke and Evert Wendels, chosen curators of the estate of the surviving children of Jacob Luyersen, deceased, who accepted the said office...the court having considered the need of orphan masters in this place (Fort Orange)...appointed them (Jan Verbeecke and Evert Wendels) orphan masters to take charge of all estates which (otherwise) would remain uncared for through the death of the husband or wife.²¹
• On 20 March 1657 at Fort Orange The curators of the estate of Jacob Luyersen, deceased, plaintiffs, against Willem Janssen Stoll, defendent. The plaintiffs demand payment of the sum of f101:-, in which the defendent is found to be indebted on the books of Jacob Lyersen, deceased. The defendent claims that he paid of this amount to Pieter Bronck, for the widow of Jacob Luyersen, deceased, the sum of eighty guilders. The court orders the defendent to bring proof of his payment on the next court day.²²
• On 4 July 1657 at Fort Orange Marcelus Janssen, plaintiff, against Trijntje Kooninckx, defendant. The plaintiff demands payment of a certain sum arising from the tapster's exice. The defendant says that the administrators of the estate have been appointed to whom the plaintiff must apply. The court refers the plaintiff to the curators appointed to administer the estate of Jacob Luyer, deceased, to obtain payment.²³
• On 18 July 1657 at Fort Orange Terms and conditions on which the trustees of the estate of Jacob Luyerson propose to sell the house of the late Jacob Luyersen, with the lot of the same lying next to Fort Orange, according to the patent thereof...after much bidding, Hendrick Janssen Van Wytert remained the last bidder, for the sum of eight hundred and thirteen guilders, according to the aforesaid conditions.²⁴
• On 22 January 1658 at Fort Orange Goosen Gerritsen, plaintiff, against Claes Teunissen, defendant. The plaintiff demands payment of a promissory not of f848 on which f271:14 has been received. He requests payment of the balance. The defendant says that the debt was contracted not in his time, but in the time of his wife's former husband, Jacob Luyersen, deceased, and maintains that the plaintiff must not sue him, but the curators, for payment. The court orders that the plaintiff must sue the curators appointed to administer the estate of Jacob Luyersen, deceased, for payment.²⁵
• Descendants of Jacob Luurszen, specifically descendants of his son, Luurs, adopted the surname Kuykendall, or Van Kuykendall, and numerous spelling variations thereof. There is no record found in which Jacob was described with that surname himself.
  Of his children, Luur is certain as per his baptism record, while Jakomyntie is probable based upon her patronymic and baptism sponsorships. In 1654, as per the Court records of Fort Orange, guardians were appointed to oversee the inheritance interests of the deceased Jacob Luyersen's children (plural). There may be additional children for Jacob and his wife Styntje Douwes, who were married in 1638, that have yet to be identified.

Urbanus Luyers¹

• Father*: Luurs

• Urbanus Luyers was probably born between 1600 and 1610 at Wageningen, Gelderland, the Netherlands.
• He married first Lysbet Jans.²
• Urbanus Luyers married with banns published on 29 March 1639 at Amsterdam, Noord Holland, Netherlands, Jannetie Claes, daughter of Claes Arents and Beatrix Hermans.²
• Urbanus Luyers probably died on 27 September 1647 in the shipwreck of the Princess off the coast of Wales.³

• Also known as Urbanus Luurss.
• On 20 June 1646 Urbanus Luurs from Wagenem (Wageningen), about to sail as master mason on the Princess to New Netherland, settle a debt.⁴
• Urbanus Luurs appears to have perished in the shipwreck of de Princess (Princess Amelia), 27 September 1647, off the coast of Wales. On 19 Sep 1648: Power of Attorney from Janntje Claes, widow of Urbanus Luyersz, to her mother, Beatrix Hermans, to collect wages earned by her deceased husband on the ship De Princes.⁵

a child Luyster¹

• Father*: Cornelius Pietersz Luyster¹ b. 1662, d. 1721
• Mother*: Sara Nevius¹ b. 27 Aug 1656, d. 1722

• A child Luyster was baptized on 10 September 1705 at First Reformed Dutch Church, Jamaica, Queens Co., Long Island, New York.¹

a daughter Luyster¹

• Father*: Peter Luyster¹ b. 30 Mar 1806, d. 1 Dec 1875
• Mother*: Miranda Suydam¹ b. 3 Apr 1808, d. 24 Oct 1855

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• A daughter Luyster was born on 15 May 1842.¹
• She died on 18 May 1842.¹

Adrientje Cornelise Luyster¹

• Father*: Cornelius Pietersz Luyster b. 1662, d. 1721
• Mother*: Sara Nevius b. 27 Aug 1656, d. 1722

• Adrientje Cornelise Luyster was probably born in 1689 at Kings Co., Long Island, New York.²
• She married Cornelius Claes Wyckoff, son of Nicholas Pietersz Wyckoff and Sara Monfoort, at Newtown, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 13 May 1708 (banns 17 Apr 1708). Married at the home of the father of the bride.^1,3

• Adrientje Cornelise Luyster witnessed the baptism of Cornelius Luyster , son of Johannes Luyster and Lucretia Brouwer, on 15 January 1721 at Reformed Dutch Congregations, Freehold and Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey, (sponsors Cornelis Wiikof and Henriaenke Luyster).⁴

Adrieyana Luyster¹

• Father*: Pieter Luyster¹ b. 10 Mar 1687
• Mother*: Sara Rapalje¹ b. 1 Jul 1687, d. 23 Jan 1773

• Adrieyana Luyster was born on 11 March 1718.¹
• She married Noordstrand.²
• Adrieyana Luyster died on 7 November 1767.²

Aeltje Luyster¹

• Father*: Cornelius Pietersz Luyster² b. 1662, d. 1721
• Mother*: Sara Nevius² b. 27 Aug 1656, d. 1722

• Aeltje Luyster was born circa 1695 at Brooklyn, Kings Co., Long Island, New York.²
• She married Joris Couwenhoven, son of Garret Cowenhoven and Lysbeth, at Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Flatbush, Kings Co., Long Island, New York, on 26 May 1719 (Banns 1 May 1719).³

• Also known as Aletta Luyster.⁴

Aentye Luyster¹

• Father*: Pieter Luyster¹ b. 10 Mar 1687
• Mother*: Sara Rapalje¹ b. 1 Jul 1687, d. 23 Jan 1773

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Aentye Luyster was born on 9 January 1726.²
• Another source says Aentye Luyster was born on 9 January 1726.¹
• She married Peter Luyster, son of Johannes Luyster and Lucretia Brouwer, on 25 May 1756.²
• Aentye Luyster died on 23 November 1799 ; aged 73y 10m 15d.³
• She was buried at Luyster Family Burying Ground, Holmdel Twp., Monmouth Co., New Jersey.³

• Also known as Antje Luyster.⁴
• Also known as Anne.^5,3

Anna Luyster

• Father*: Johannes Luyster¹ b. 22 Mar 1691, d. 29 Jan 1756
• Mother*: Lucretia Brouwer b. 12 Aug 1688, d. 12 Apr 1771

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Anna Luyster was born on 8 May 1725 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.^1,2
• She married Daniel van Barkelo, son of Dirck van Barkelo and Jannetje Cornelise Van Arsdale, on 17 October 1744.^1,3
• Anna Luyster died on 24 January 1749.⁴

• Also known as Ante Leister.²

Antje Luyster¹

• Father*: John P. Luyster¹ b. 29 Nov 1763, d. 11 Sep 1848
• Mother*: Ann Conover¹ b. 18 Sep 1764, d. 6 Dec 1853

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Antje Luyster was born on 11 July 1793 at Middletown, Monmouth Co., New Jersey.^1,2
• She died on 1 November 1862 ; aged 69y 3m 20d.^1,3
• She was buried at Luyster Family Burying Ground, Holmdel Twp., Monmouth Co., New Jersey.³

Catharine Luyster¹

• Father*: Peter Luyster¹ b. 30 Mar 1806, d. 1 Dec 1875
• Mother*: Miranda Suydam¹ b. 3 Apr 1808, d. 24 Oct 1855

• Charts: Jan Brouwer of Flatlands Descendants Chart

• Catharine Luyster was born on 10 May 1838.¹
• She married Dewitt.¹

Cathrina Luyster¹

• Father*: Jacobus Luyster¹ b. 29 Oct 1760, d. 11 Mar 1846
• Mother*: Sara Bennet¹ b. 14 Jun 1758, d. 16 Apr 1837

• Charts: Willem Adriaensen (Bennet)

• Cathrina Luyster was baptized on 7 May 1797 at Reformed Dutch Church of Wolver Hollow, Oyster Bay, Queens Co., Long Island, New York; (no sponsors recorded).¹