Genealogy of the Onderdonk Family in Americaprivately printed., 1910 - 374 pages A genealogy of the descendants of Andries Adrianse Onderdonk of New Castle, Delaware. He married 11 Nov 1683 Maria Van der Vliet. He died before 13 Aug 1687 in Jamaica. |
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Abraham Onderdonk Abram Adri Adrian Onderdonk Albany Andrew Onderdonk Andries Anna April April 13 April 27 bapt Benjamin born Brooklyn buried Capt Catherine Charles Clarkstown Coeymans Cornelius Cow Neck daughter David derdonk died Donck donk dries Elbert Eliza Elizabeth Emily Emma Garret D George Gertrude Hannah Harriet Hegeman Helen Hendrick Onderdonk Hoogland Issue Jacob Jamaica Jane Joseph July July 24 June 11 June 15 June 22 Kakiat Kensico land living Long Island Manhasset March 15 March 23 Margaret married Mary Minne Monfoort N. Y. Children N. Y. City Nyack Obadiah Onder Onderdonk Abraham Onderdonk Adrian Onderdonk Andries Onderdonk Daniel Onderdonk John Onderdonk Peter Onderdonk William Orange Perth Amboy Phebe Piermont Rachel Ramapo Rapalye Reformed Dutch Church Remsen Richard Rockland County Rockland Lake Roelof Samuel Sara Sarah Schenck Sept Tallman Tappan Thomas Tredwell Verdonck West New Hempstead Westerlo wife York City
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