From: "The Somerset County Historical Quarterly"

      VOL IV

Pub:  1915



"...Jacob Wyckoff, b. 1686; d. 1732; m., Apr 16 1706, Lammetje
Stryker. He lived on part of the 1,200-acre tract in Somerset County,
and was very prosperous in his farming, but was not prominent in pub-
lic affairs.



 
Children:



1) Cornelius bp.25 Apr 1705 (per Baptism Records of the Reformed
Dutch Church of New Amsterdam) d.1737

2) Jacob; b. Sep 23 1712 d. Aug 28 1738 m. Frances (Van Vliet?)

3) Garret; d. 1737 (apparently unm.)

4) Styntje; m. Abraham Hyert

5) Geertje. (No further trace)..."



From the same volume:



..."Jacob, who married Lemeche Stryker, was his (John Wyckoff's)
son. Jacob by his will appointed Lemetie his executrix, and in case
of her death, his son Cornelius and John Stryker to be the executors. 
Jacob's widow, Lemeche, married Minna Van Voorhees, of New Brunswick,
great-grandfather of the writer, and lived there until his death, which
occurred about 1735.


 
After the death of Minna, Lemetie returned to and resided on the farm,
and was living in 1745. Jacob Wyckoff had three sons, Cornelius, Jacob
and Garret, and two daughters, Guertie and Styntie, the wife of Wil-
liam Ryer. Jacob was, doubtless, the one who lived on the place in
1766, as described on the map of that date, whose daughter Antie mar-
ried a Lupardus, who succeeded his father-in-law on the place, and
whose widow married David Fleet. Frances married Aaron Hagaman..."



From: "Somerset County Historical Quarterly"

      VOL VII

Pub:  1918



"...FIRST MEMBERS OF SIX-MILE RUN CHURCH
ON NOV. 15, 1710, Rev. Paulus Van Vlecq, a Hollander, who had been a
schoolmaster at Kinderhook, N. Y., organized the Six-Mile Run church
at (present) Franklin Park, N. J. According to a "Journal" kept by 
him the members admitted on April 17, 1711, were these: 

 Willemse, Eytye, wife of Pieter Kinne. 

 Wymants, Antye, wife of Gysbert De Hart. 

 Hooglandt, Marritye, wife of Lammert Van Dyk. 

 Strycker, Lammetye, wife of Jacob Wyckhof. 

He then states under an entry of the following 
October:

 
"1711, the 23 October. At 6 Myl Run a church council was elected in
the place of the outgoing elders, Adrien Bennet, Baerent De Wit; and
left Carl Fonteyn ruling elder, and in the place of the outgoing 
deacon, Baerent De Wit, Gysbert De Hart is elected, leaving Abraham
Bennet the ruling deacon, and they were established on the 24 Oct.
1711.

"The members at 6 Myl Run: 

 Bennet, Adrien 

 Fonteyn, Charles 

 De Wit, Baerent 

 Bennet, Abraham 

 Van Dyck, Lammert 

 Kinne, Pieter 

 Van Dyck, Isaac and his wife Barbara Reyniersen 

 Van Hooren, Jannetje, wife of Adrian Laeru 

 Kinnen, Adriaen Pietersen 

 Wyckhof, Jacob 

 De Hart, Gysbert 

 Van Dyck, Angenetye, wife of Adriaen Bennet 

 Van Festen, Sara, wife of Baerent De Wit 

 Reynierse, Helenae, wife of Charles Fonteyn 

 Larue, Cattelyntie, wife of Elias De Hart 

 Folkers, Jannetye, wife of Abraham Bennet 

 Vanderlinden, Jeytye, wife of Jan Vliedt 

 Bennet, Angenetye, wife of Johannis Folckers 

As it is noticed that no names on the two lists are duplicated,
we infer that the list given Oct. 24, 1711, reverts back to the ori-
ginal list (in Nov., 1710) and supplements it, although the matter
is not clear..."

From:   "The Register of the Early Settlers of 
        Kings County, Long Island New York"

Author: Teunis G Bergen

Pub:    1881



"...Minne Lucasse (Vanvoorhees) of Flatlands, m. 1st Apr 25 1717
Antje, daughter of Gerrit Pieterse Wyckoff; (sup) m. 2nd Lammetje
daughter of Gerrit Stryker of Six Mile Run, New Jersey; d. 1733.
Removed to the vicinity of New Brunswick, where in 1720 he owned a
large tract of land on the south side of the Raritan. Will dated Sept
20 1733; proved Nov 15 1733; recorded on page 494 of Library B in the
Office of the Secretary of State of New Jersey.

Issue:



1) Lucas of New Brunswick, m. Neeltje Vanderbilt

2) Garret of Middlebush, b. May 13 1720, m. Neeltje Nevius and
       Sarah Stoothoff

3) Minne of Hillsborough, m. Mary (???)

4) John of New Jersey

5) Abraham of Reading, m. Maria or Mary Van Dorn

6) Catharine

--all of New Jersey, whose descendants reside mainly in Somerset
County, New Jersey, in Ohio, and other Western States..."


(All of these children were Minne's by his first wife, Antje Wyckoff)

Geertje married John Wyckoff Oct 11 1709. He married his second
wife, Neeltje Schenck, Oct 25, 1712. I assume, from the dates indi-
cated below, that all except the first Cornelus were children by his 
second wife and that Geertje had no other children. I have found no
further mention of her, nor her date of death.



From: Baptismal Records of the 
      Reformed Dutch Church of New Amsterdam 


Cornelus was baptized 4 Apr 1711; 
Parents: Jan Wykof, Geertje Strykers; Sponsors: 
Gysbert Bogert and Geertje Wykoff



From: "The Somerset County Historical Quarterly"

      VOL IV

Pub:  1915



"...John Wyckoff; d. Apr. 1746; m. (1), Oct. 11, 1709, Geertje
Stryker; (2), Oct. 25, 1712, Neeltje Schenck, who was bap. Nov. 23,
1683 and d. 1757. He received a farm of 300 acres in Somerset from
his father, and lived and died there.
Children: 



1) Cornelius b. 1713 d. Oct 1793; m. Catherine VanDoren 

2) Gertrude m. John Bennett. 

3) Nelly m. (???) Johnson. 

4) John b. Nov 1 1720 d. Feb 7 1793; m. Nelly Wyckoff (his cousin) 

5) Peter. (No further trace; alive in 1746)..."



From:  "The Register of the Early Settlers of
 
           Kings County, Long Island New York" 

Author:Teunis G Bergen

Pub:   1881



"...Jan Cornelise of New Lott and New Jersey, m. 1st, Oct. 11,
1709, Geertje Stryker of Flatlands; m. 2d, Oct. 25, 1712, Neeltje
Schenck of Flatlands; m. 3d, in 1726, Adrianna daughter of Dominie
Lupardus. Said to have bought 300 acres of his father's New Jersey 
lands at Middlebush, on which he settled. There was a John Wyckoff
in N. J. as early as 1707 and elder in Freehold Dutch Church in 1709,
as per p. 19 of the Brick Church Memorial of Marlborough. Will dated
Feb. 22, 1746; prooved Sept. 25, 1746; recorded p. 376 of Library D
in office of Secretary of State of New 
Jersey. 
Issue:


1) Cornelius, said to be the first child of European parentage
born in Middlebush, m. Catalintje (???);

2) John

3) Pieter, d. young

4) Jacob, m. Jannetje (???)

5) Geertje

6) Neeltie

7) Johanna

--all of N. J..."

From:   "The Register of the Early Settlers of
         Kings County, Long Island New York"

Author: Teunis G Bergen

Pub:    1881

 


"...Gerrit (Janse) of Flatbush, emigrated with his father in 1652;
m. Dec. 25, 1683, Styntje Gerretse Dorland. Member of Reformed Dutch
Church of Flatbush in 1677, where he took the oath of allegiance in
1687; on assessment roll of said town of 1683 and census of 1698.
High sheriff of Kings Co. in 1686, as per p. 148 of Calendar of
English Manuscripts.
Issue:



1) Lammetje, bp. Nov. 23, 1684, in Flatbush, m. 1st John (should
be Jacob Wyckoff; Geertje married John) Wyckoff of Six Mile Run, N. J.,
m. 2d Minne Van Voorhees of New Brunswick

2) John of N. J., m. Grietje or Margaret Van Liew

3) Aulche

4) Gaertje


Signed his name "Gerrit Strycker"..."