Opdyke - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Family members

LynnOpdycke — 2009-09-21 14:48:54Z

Sandy:
Try this site
http://www.heritagepursuit.com/
I'm new at searching as well and found it to be quite helpful. I found bunches using it.
My name is Fred Opdycke and my e-mail is f_opdycke@hotmail.com
Will help any way possible.
Happy Hunting:
Fred Opdycke

Re: 3rd son of Johannes

LynnOpdycke — 2009-09-14 22:37:52Z

John Updike was the Gson of Johannes.
Fred Opdycke

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

luvstrait — 2009-08-20 19:44:22Z

I also have many relatives throughout NJ,but,most are in Frenchtown,Croton,Flemington and Kingwood Township areas.

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2009-08-19 00:39:44Z

Hi again, thanks, I will ask my husbands cousins who are still in NJ if they know of this family.

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

luvstrait — 2009-08-18 14:41:22Z

I'm not certain about the birth name. His widow 's name is Edith I believe.
Croton is in New Jersey,down rt. 12 from Baptistown and just before Flemington.
I moved to Idao in July of 99.

Thanks for replying
Fred Opdycke

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2009-08-18 04:25:26Z

Hi, I am trying to figure out how your Frank fits in - was Frank his given name or was he a Franklin or a Francis? I notice you live in Idaho, so is Croton in Idaho or NJ? I am sure there's a relationship,. its just a question of with branch of Opdyke/Opdycke.

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

luvstrait — 2009-08-18 03:50:25Z

The Frank Opdycke that i refer to ,well,his widow lived in Croton on Old Croton Rd. I'am not sure if she is still alive. They had a son,Russ,a daughter Judy and am not sure if any others.

Fred Opdycke
128 Tyler Street
Twin Falls,ID,83301
ph. 208-404-1363

Re: Mary Opdyke

lindalearn98761234 — 2009-07-12 13:33:56Z

i simply wish to add the following info to this line. margaret opdyke, dau. of george and sarah sophia baker opdyke was wed to william bailey jr.in hunterdon co. new jersey. they had one son, barzillia. born 1803 in kingwood. i am searching yhis line. linda learn

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

TAOMc — 2009-07-08 11:47:41Z

nancy, I'm still having trouble getting e mails to you! My Grandfather was Howard C. Opdyke, second son of Joseph and Lucinda. His older brother was Frank (I believe his middle initial was "B", I'm @ work right now, so I have to rely on my memory :)), and his sisters were Edna and Florence. The last hotel Joseph owned (and where he died in 1905) is STILL standing and located in Mount Pleasant, New Jersey. Thats the hotel I have a picture of with Joseph, Lucinda, Frank,Edna,and Florence in the foreground. It was called the American Hotel at the time, and I've been there w/ my Mom. It looks remarkably the same,hacked up into apts though :( . Frank and his wife Estelle lived Frenchtown, and although they died when I was really little (I don't remember them), my Grandmother Margaret Rockafellow Opdyke, showed me their little red house which sat under the railroad tracks many times. I'm pretty sure we're talking about the same Frank Opdyke. Let me know, Tracy

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2009-07-06 06:29:25Z

Hi Fred,
I just saw your note - which Frank was your uncle?
Nancy Poundstone Opdyke

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2009-07-06 05:30:25Z

Hi Tracy,
I don't think I got the email, I will email you privately.
Nancy

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

TAOMc — 2009-06-24 19:50:31Z

Hi Nancy! I've tried to send you a couple of emails, and I'm having trouble getting through. I hope you got my email about my Dad Carmen's extended tree, and the picture I have of Joseph and Lucinda in front of their hotel in Mt. Pleasant, N.J. I'm sure your husband would love to have a copy of it.

My email address is TAOMc@zoominternet.net

Regards, Tracy Opdyke-McClain

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

fopdycke_1 — 2009-06-23 00:46:15Z

Frank Opdycke was my uncle.
I have numerous cousins between Frenchtown,Flemington Baptistown and so forth.
My da was S Fred Opdycke.
I'm still tracing.
Fred Opdycke

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

fopdycke_1 — 2009-06-23 00:41:29Z

Sweetsue:
I know it's a little late,but,there's another cemetary in mount Pleasant,NJwhich is between Frenchtown and clinton I believe on rt. 523My dad is burried there,S. Fred Opdycke.
Fred Opdycke

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2009-06-01 23:29:26Z

Hi TAOMc,
My husband's line is:
Joseph and Lucinda > Frank B. Opdyke and Estelle Bertha Vosseller > Beatrice > Neil > etc.
I have Carmen on my tree but I don't have anything below him. Please get in touch with me on Nancy at smartpacific dot com dot au, I would love to exchange more detailed info.
- Nancy

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

TAOMc — 2009-06-01 19:58:32Z

Hi! I'm just wondering who you are! My Great Grandparents were Joseph and Lucinda, 4th cousins who were married. Actually my Great Grandfather was Joseph Opdycke and changed the spelling of his name to Lucinda's. They owned several hotels in and around Frenchtown, the last was the American Hotel in Mount Pleasant. My Grandparents were Howard and Margaret Opdyke from Milford, N.J. Frank Opdyke was my Grandfather's brother. My Dad was Carmen and Jack is my cousin. I'm trying to figure out what cemetery you're talking about. There's quite a number of Opdykes in the Frenchtown, Milford, and Mount Pleasant cemeteries. Would be interesting to chat with you.

Re: Jean Dreher

mlake179 — 2009-04-28 02:05:34Z

Thanks.

Re: Jean Dreher

iskko — 2009-04-28 01:55:12Z

Aunt jean past away a little more than a year ago. Not sure who may have the geneology copies, It would either be her daughter, Jennifer Dreher Guty Available on Facebook, or my Uncle George Opdycke 419-636-9269

Re: Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

2006-08-24 23:54:07Z

My great-grandfather, Andrew Jackson Opdyke, served in the Civil War as a Union Army officer with the Illinois infantry under Captain Geo. A. Blanchard. Enlisted at Mason City, Mason County, Illinois on August 10, 1862. Wounded at Kennesaw Mountain on June 27, 1864, he was hospitalized and then promoted to Corporal on September 1, 1864.

My source for this information is a hand-written family history researched by one of his grand daughters from his 2nd marriage.

Let me know if this matches with your line.

Patt

Opdyke & Robertson marriage

2005-12-15 12:44:43Z

The following was found in The History of New Jersey, by JOHN O. RAUM, Vol. 1, As a footnote on page 292, Published by John E. Potter and Co. 617 Samsom St., Philadelphia. “Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1877, by John O. Raum, In the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.”

“*The following is a copy of a certificate given by Governor Franklin: By His Excellency William Franklin, Esq., Captain-General and Governor in Chief and over His Majesty’s Province of New Jersey and Territories thereon depending in America.
To the minister or justice of the peace:
Whereas, by a mutual Purpose of Marriage between Samuel Opdyke of the Township of Amwell, and County of Hunterdon, of the one Party, and Susannah Robertson, of the same place of the other Party, of which they have desired my License, and have given Bond, upon condition that neither of them have any lawful Let or Impediment, Pre-Contract, Affinity, or Consanguinity, to their being joined in Holy Bands of Matrimony, and then to pronounce them Man and Wife.
Given under my Hand and Praerogative/Prsergative/Prerogative* Seal, at Burlington, the Seventh Day of December, in the Sixteenth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the Third, by the Grace of GOD of Great-Britain, France and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, &c. Annoque Domini One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seventy-Five. Entered in the Registry of Praerogative* Office.
Signed: Wm. Franklin"

* There is a figure connected to the e in Pre of this word that looks like an a or s. The word is not found in spell check or the Thesaurus.

Re: Chapter "R" Bucks County, PA Opdyke's

2005-11-12 01:48:46Z

I was stunned at the name you posted. I have an ancestor named Anna Elizabeth Opdyke (Updike) born 20 November 1877, at West Hoboken, NJ. She married William Thomas Dautrich, on 2 August 1892 at West Hoboken in a Catholic marriage. She died 8 August 1955 in Cheltenham, Montgomery Co., PA.

I wonder, due to the name similarity, if there is any familial connection?

If you have information either way and feel like discussin this, please e-mail me at
rkrogers1854@hotmail.com

Re: Chapter "R" Bucks County, PA Opdyke's

2005-11-07 20:03:23Z

TA - Hi Brenda, I had purchased years ago a set of 4 hand-written diaries penned by a Miss Mary B. Opdyke, while she lived in Ivyland (Warminster) Bucks County Pennsylvania. Mary was born in Bucks County on April 29, 1838, she was the daughter of William and Charlotte (Bennette) Opdyke. Her parents were married November 12, 1836. She never married and lived with her parents for their entire life.

She would then take care of her sister Anna Elizabeth Opdyke Finneys 2 children after she died in 1875. Mary would live well into her 90's.

The diaries are 1911, 1913, 1921, 1922. With lots of mentions of local people and events. These will eventually be donated to the Bucks County Historical Society.

I was not sure if there was interest in the information in these. You can email me at TAdamsky@verizon.net.

Henry Opdyke in Bellbrook, OHIO

2005-10-14 12:05:47Z

We have 2 Homes built and occupied by Henry Opdyke married to Catherine Cummins. Both homes are threatened by DEVELOPERS, although, so far - so good, no demolition as of 10-10-05. I am looking for an interested family member to give us any more information than what I have found and previous people have found connected to Bellbrook and Centerville Historical Societies, here in OHIO. Henry was a Miller, Co-founded our town in 1816, and died when a maddock fell on his head while helping his neighbor dig their well in January, 1825. I have had very good response from one source "LOIS V." whom gave me enough for the council meeting to make a statement of Henry and Catherine's roots; a living family member will be nice to meet. Henry and Catherine are not such a mystery to us although why they decided to come to the Northwest Territory and leave Hunterdon County in Bethlehem, New Jersey behind, would be an interesting subject. Please contact us at BellbrookHistory@woh.rr.com
Bellbrook and Sugarcreek Historical Society
12 South West St.
Bellbrook, OHIO 45305
Thankyou !

Re: Mary Opdyke

2005-07-13 21:50:17Z

Lois, I can't believe you have the same geneology book I have. It was written by Charles Wilson Opdyke in 1889. My Grandfather was Robert Browning Updike from Nebraska. Please contact me if you are interested in following up on this.

Opdyke: Nellie, Maria, Charles, Charity, Nathan, Eleanor- Seneca Co, NY

mwoznick — 2005-09-30 12:52:44Z

Researching the Updyke/Updike/Opdyke line from Seneca County, New York:

Charity (Updike) Pearl (181-1916) married John Pearl (1825-1858) in Seneca County, New York and had 3 girls: Elenora, Fanny and Cora Pearl. Two daughters married into the Pontius family while Fanny/Fannie married Abner Stahl.

Charity 68, is listed with siblings Maria 65 and Charles H. 66 in the 1900 Seneca County, Fayette census; Another Charles H. Updyke, age 38, is listed living next door with his family.

In the 1880 census she was with mother Nellie Updike 73 and sister Elearta (?) 44;

and in 1860, Charity was living with Eleanora Opdyke age 52 (unk relation), Maria Opdyke 25, Nathan N. Opdyke 23, and Charity 29 is there with her 3 daughters.

I'm trying to find additional relatives & determine the relationship between Charity Updyke and Eleanora - who is the age to reasonably be a mother or aunt...and if this is her mother, then who is Nellie? I have no real proof of her parents other than the census info above, though I'm still looking.

Would love to share info & photos with anyone researching this line. Mwoz_gen@msn.com

Re: David OPDYKE's wives

EEckert5556 — 2008-01-26 01:53:07Z

I am trying to help a lady with her DAR papers on Capt. Albert Opdyke (Opdylke). We are missing info on the wives of Peter (1777-1844) and his son David (1810-c1880). Does anyone have access to the Opdyke Gen. that I've seen mentioned numerous places? Would sure like to get copies of some pages if not a copy of the book itself! Thanks for any help! Eleanor

Re: Lasher,Opdyke, Updyke, Lisbee. Peacock

hcavanagh1 — 2007-05-29 03:29:32Z

Hattie,

In looking through some of my early notes, I found that you were looking for the mother of Susan Aurelia Updike (Opdyke). In my history I found out that Susan's mother was Mary Goetz Updike. I assume she was also the mother of
Mary Elizabeth and Elinor. The name for Susan's husband was Leander Bartlett. I am certain of this since he was my father's grandfather and Susan was his grandmother. I hope that you can use this information and I am not too late.
If you want any other information on Susan or Leander, I would send it to you. Helen

Re: Opdycke, Opdyke, Opdyk, Opdike, Updike, Charity

JeanneWalker31 — 2006-09-09 12:53:41Z

I'm also looking for Opdike, a Sarah Frances married on 14Jun1854 in Hunterdon, County, NJ to Kesby Israel Lambert. These are my G-Grandparents. Sarah was born 22Jun1825?and Kesby was b 17Jan1828 NY. They had the following children:
Rachel Jane b11Apr1857/d1940
William H b29June1859/d ?
Samuel L. b14Dec1861/d?
Lizzie Etta b3Jan1864/d4Sep1948 (my grandmother)
Cora May b21Sep1869/d?
Any connection?
Jeanne

Re: Opdycke, Opdyke, Opdyk, Opdike, Updike, Charity

JeanneWalker31 — 2006-09-09 12:53:41Z

Opdykes

philcro — 2005-04-22 14:33:05Z

I too am looking for Opdykes. Bertha Gertrude Opdyke either from NJ, or Conn. She married Walter B. Cox in the 1880's and had 2 children, Laura and Ada Jannette. Ada was born in Washington NJ. 1887 or 1889 Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Bertha Walter

philcro — 2005-04-22 14:33:05Z

Never thought I would learn all this. Thanks, this is great. Walter Cox Bertha had 2 daughters. Laura who married Leon White, had 1 son Jay or W. Jay b. 1925-27. He married Alice, has 1 daughter Barbara Gail b. 1959-60 All lived in Cranford. And Ada Jannette b.6-11-87 or 98 Washington NJ d 1970 Cranford NJ. Married Philip English had 1 son Wilton Opdyke b. 9-26-08 Bayonne NJ d. 8-4-63 Allentown Pa. Married Helene Katherine Miller, had 1 daughter Phyllis Helene b. 5-17-45 Elizabeth NJ still alive. She married James Wetherell Crooks had 2 children David Opdyke b 6-19-72Bethlehem Pa. Patricia Ann born 10-29-69 Bethlehem, She married Robert Eugene Keefer Jr.Patricia has 2 children Robert Eugene Keefer III, b 11-9-88 York Pa. Jacqueline Marie b 10-8-87 York Pa. Also married Michael Valencik and had 1 child Nikson Rae b. 5-30-00.

Re: Bertha Walter

hansmansgarage — 2009-04-01 17:25:58Z

I am looking presently looking into this family. Please contact me.

Jeff Cox

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

sweetsue63 — 2007-10-31 13:22:06Z

Thank you for your reply. I have met your cousin at the lumber company in 2002. We did find the cemetery and were able to visit it, although it is on private property. The owner was very nice, because we were not "pushy" about visiting the site and his son drove us out into the back field and we got to visit the cemetery. There are apparently many people who come there and "demand" to see the cemetery, which he doesn't have to do. Because I have a direct relationship with the people buried there (grandparents) the owner was very nice and even came home from work to talk with us. It pays to be nice and not demanding.

Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

sweetsue63 — 2005-06-11 02:20:52Z

Can someone tell me where the Opdycke Cemetery is located in Hunterdon County, NJ. My 3 great grandfather, Daniel Carrell who married Elizabeth Arnwine is buried there and we plan to make a trip to NJ this spring. If you can't give me that information, can you tell me where I could find it? Would the county have a record of all cemeteries, even old family cemeteries?
Susan Pena

Re: Lasher,Opdyke, Updyke, Lisbee. Peacock

HattieIrish — 2007-06-04 01:07:54Z

Helen ,Thanks
I do need more on this family. I have several cemetery records a volunteer uncovered for me. but I can not verify any birth information. I found this record that conflicts with a previous source about the Opdyke/ Updyke Family that gave her Mary's last name as Lasher

The Descendents of Robert Burdick of Rhode Island by Nellie Johnson Syracuse 1937 states that The Reverand George Brown Lisbee and his wife Elizabeth had George Dudly and Mary Elizabeth
Mary Elizabeth married William UPDYKE and had three daughters, Susan Amelia who married Leander Bartlett and lived in Albany, New York, MARY ELIZABETH UPDYKE who married in NEw York City to AMBROSE PEACOCK and Elinore who married Elmer Wands and died in New York City.

I know Mary Elizabeth daughter of William and MAry Opdylke/ Updyke married Ambrose as I have Information on his family. I have no idea about the family of Ambrose Peacock prior to his appearing as a child living with family with adifferent last name on the 1850 census.

We may have previously talked. One source I had for my Infor is a Helen C. Is that you? Will be glad to share what I have turned up on Ambrose.

Jean Dreher

mlake179 — 2009-02-05 02:33:29Z

Does anyone have contact info for Jean Dreher? She apparently did an OPDYKE book and I'd like to look into acquiring a copy.

TIA

Re: Chapter "R" Bucks County, PA Opdyke's

hearo1 — 2006-01-30 22:06:05Z

404 - 6TH-9TH GEN. OF DESC'TS OF HOLLAND FAMILY.

32 WILLIAM OBDYKE.

Children. Birth. Death. Married. Residence. Occupation

320 William F. 1849. liv'g. Barbara Fleishman. Phila. Tin Man'f'r

321 Louis K. 1851. liv'g. Fannie Evarts. Phila. Salesman.

322 Ida C. M. 1856. liv'g. William R. Tyler. Phila. Coal Merchant

323 Elmer E. 1865. liv'g. Phila. Tin Man'f'r:

Do you have anymore on # 321 Louis K and his descendants...I have much of the info, but I'm looking to fill in holes. I would be happy to share what I have.

Re: Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

ChristinaVedder — 2007-06-18 14:23:07Z

Hello Pat! Thank you for your response. Yes, it does sound like we are related. I've got some information on the Opdyke family also and I am thinking they might be from the same person as both are hand-written. The one I have is written by Velva Heryford of Redding, who was Minnie Opdyke Cramer Prickett's grandaughter. She and my father were more or less raised by Minnie, and so she has a lot of small stories. If you'll send me your address, I'd be glad to make a copy and send it to you......How about pictures and things like that? I'd love to send you what I have if they aren't the same.......

My address is: 5686 Victoria Lane
Livermore, CA 94550

Thanks!

Re: Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

ChristinaVedder — 2007-01-31 21:17:06Z

Hello! I am a great-great grandaughter of 'Jack' Opdyke and I come from what they call his "First Family," meaning descended from his first wife called Julie Ann (for some reason.) If you have information from the 'Second Marriage", I'd love to read it. I had heard that he was wounded in the Civil War (in the leg from a cannonball) at Chatanooga, TN. He received a pension for his wound. He did come from Ohio but his family made the old 'wagon train' trek when my great-grandmother Minnie was about 2 years old. If this meshes with what you've got, let me know and I'll try to locate information on the Opdyke clan. Thanks, Chris

Re: Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

ChristinaVedder — 2007-01-31 21:16:57Z

Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

MaryJoWillis1944 — 2006-07-30 22:32:25Z

A soldier from Fairview, Fulton County, ILLINOIS wrote to his relatives about his Colonal Opdyke. Is there a way to find a listing of the Generals, Colonels and Captains of the various troops? Does anyone have him in your genealogy?

J. E. Opdyke

jlashaw — 2008-01-25 23:38:18Z

This is the father of my great-great aunt. Do you know anything more about him?

Re: David OPDYKE's wives

pattop_1 — 2007-06-17 04:35:41Z

Elana:
David Opdyke was my gg-grandfather. His first wife was Rebecca Ann Dungan of Willowdale, NE.

He was the son of Peter Opdyke (son of Albert) and Hanna Luce who married in 1799 in NJ. They had 8 children; David was the eldest born in 1810. He was followed by 2 other sons and five daughters. Peter Opdyke died in 1844 in German Twsp, Mercer County, OH.

David married Rebecca Ann Dungan and had six children: Andrew Jackson (1836, Allen Co. Indiana), Levi (1837),Hannah J (1838), Arminda (1840), Rebecca (1841) and Ev Anna (1842). I believe all the daughters were born in Willowdale NE.

From what I can tell, Rebecca Ann Dungan was the daughter of Isiah Dungan and Eleanor Jones of Beaver County, PA.

Hope this helps. Please be in touch if you would like to explore this further. pattop@comcast.net

Patt

Re: David Opdyke and Aurella Ann Kirk

pattop_1 — 2007-06-17 04:11:28Z

Hi Deborah:
David Eugene Opdyke would have been my gr-uncle, the eldest son of Andrew Jackson Opdyke & Mahala Ann (Julia) Tyrrell. He was named after his paternal grandfather; his paternal grandmother was Rebecca Ann Dungan. David was born Nov. 11, 1859 in Mason County, Illinois and died Sept. 6, 1918 at McCloud, Siskiyou County, California.

According to a hand-written family history (by one of Andrew Jackson's granddaughters)David & Aurelia had a dairy farm near Dana at the head of Fall River; it was known as the thousand springs farm. David and Aurillia did not have children of their own and adopted Johnnie McCandless. His brother, Paul McCandless, was cared for at the thome of David's sister Lodema and her husband Thomas Ray. They did not formally adopt Paul.

If you would like more information about the Opdyke family of Shasta County, please be in touch with me at pattop@comcast.net.

Regards,
PATT

Re: David Opdyke and Aurella Ann Kirk

pattop_1 — 2007-06-17 04:11:24Z

Re: Colonel Opdyke in Civil War

pattop_1 — 2007-06-17 02:57:03Z

Christina:
I just checked the Opdyke message board and discovered your response. Sounds like we are related. My grandfather -- who would have been the brother of your gr-grandmother -- was William Thomas who was 4 years old when the family set out for California.

I have a lot of information about the Opdykes and a copy of a hand-written family history in two parts: one covering the first family and another covering the 2nd family.

Patt

GEORGE W. OPDYKE m. JENNIE KIMBALL - who's George W. was he?

munkica — 2006-04-08 02:09:23Z

Iowa Marriages, 1851-1900, shows GEORGE W. OPDYKE m. JENNIE KIMBALL in Muscatine County, Iowa, 13 JUL 1875.
Jennie was the widow of Leonard Kimball, and had children. from that previous marriage. Jennie (nee Gressley) Opdyke had one child by George W. Opdyke in 1876, born in Illinois. And by 1880, George has disappeared from the family, and although Jennie is not listed as a Widow in the census, she apparently married a third time later that year (to William H Porter) in Aurora, Hamilton, Nebraska.

I can't seem to find a GEORGE W. OPDYKE in the Op Dyke genealogy, or anywhere else, born about 1840 ± 20 years, (Jennie was born 1841) who isn't already 'taken'. Anyone have a George who links up?

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2007-10-31 12:57:40Z

Hi, this is a reply to a message that is rather old, but I am noew to this list and in case it helps anyone I will post: I'll bet if you contacted my husbands cousin Jack Opdyke at the Opdyke lumber company near Frenchtown he could easily tell you where this cemetery is.

PS: any Hunterdon Co Opdykes still active on this list?

Re: Opdycke Cemetery in NJ

smartpacific — 2007-10-31 22:41:38Z

Hi, that is wonderful, I'm glad you were able to get there. How were you grandparents related to the Opdykes? My husbands father is a grandson of Frank B. Opdyke, who was actually the son of 2 Opdyke cousins, Joseph Opdyke b. 1841 and Lucinda H. Opdycke b. 1856, they were both descended from Albert Opdyck b. 1685 so through both sides that family descends from Louris Jansen Op Dyck.

Johannes Opdyck's daughter?

krnelson26 — 2005-11-02 02:17:08Z

Does anyone know if Johannes Opdyck had a daughter named Agnes who married William Critchfield? I can't find her name in the Opdyck book.

Thanks,
Kristy