Vanderbeek - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Vanderbeck/Miller/Mulder

cherylkemptaber — 2008-11-28 03:05:19Z

I am interested in Cornelius & Elizabeth's child, Gertrude, born in 1880. You posted a long time ago that you thought she married into the Van Sanders family of NJ. I have a Gertrude, born abt 1880, who married Richard Van Saders. Could this be your Gertrude?

I found the marriage register for Cornelius Vanderbeck & Elizabeth Witte.

thanks,
Cheryl

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

ellen1130 — 2008-11-20 20:40:24Z

Thank you so much for the note, I will check what info I have availalbe to me & to the other ladies that are also doing research and report back!
This could be very exciting!
Will post you tomorrow!
Thank you, Ellen

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

mheeks — 2008-11-20 20:32:22Z

Here is my info so far:
Celeste Vanderbeek, was my grandmother. She was b. 10/31/1889, to Cornelius & Rebecca (Mount), one of 5 daughters, & a brother who d. in infancy. She was b. in NY, as the family moved to NY before the children were born. Celeste's husband was Samuel Darrow. Her father, Cornelius, was b. in NJ 2/10/1857. His father was James V., b. June, 1828 in NJ. James was m. to Rachel Stoltz in NYC. I have both James' & Rachel's death certs, & James' death cert says his father was Jacob Vanderbeek. Jacob was probably b. in NJ between 1780 & 1810. If any of this looks likely, would appreciate your input.

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

ellen1130 — 2008-11-19 14:45:13Z

Haven't heard anything from you regarding the Vanderbeck's. I gave your link to another person also researching the family. Hope to hear from you,

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

SherryLuMarshall — 2008-11-14 19:31:36Z

Garrett,

I also am looking for information on the Vanderbeck heritage, Ellen gave Gina and myself your link. You can look at my page if you want, it the The Baxter Family.
Any information you can give us would be very helpful.

Sherry (Baxter) Marshall

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

ellen1130 — 2008-11-14 14:40:39Z

Hi, this shows how new I am - I am not sure how to go back and find Gina's link as I e-mail them now quite often and they post the stuff to both her site and another lady's site. However I did send them both this message board link so that they can send you messages.
Look forward to hearing from you again - hopefully if we are connected - which it sounds like from the "Indian princess" story - with the other two ladies help we can figure it out!
Thank you, Ellen

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

mheeks — 2008-11-14 00:21:03Z

Could you give me the link to Gina's site? Cannot find it on Ancestry. My line is Jacob>James>Cornelius. The other names aren't familiar.

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

ellen1130 — 2008-11-13 18:04:20Z

Hello - wow - such a quick answer.
Now let's see if I can give some quick answers.
My Family tree is still under constuction as I am just learning the system, but there are others in my family group that have done quite a bit of research and have more connections etc.
My Gr-Great Grandma was Susan Irene Baxter whose mother was Joyce/Joice Vanderbeck (beek?)whose father was a Cornelius Vanderbeck. Joyce was born in New York, but have seen an alternate B-place of New Jersey?
While I have not proved it - on a Census of Michigan in the 1860's or 1870's - something I recently tracked down she and Elias Baxter (who she married in New York State) and lived in Parma for the 1860 or 1850 Census moved to Michigan after - initally Eaton Rapids but (I apolgize don't have info at fingertips) lived near who I believe to be her brother named John Vanderbeck who was married to an Ellen and there is a list of those children on this (?) Michigan Census (on line at Ancestry - probably somewhere else too?)
Quite often back then people moved in groups to came shortly after if the area looked good.
So there was my Susan Vanderbeck Baxter living next to a John Vanderbeck - additionally - while this may not be of interest to you they lived near a family named Searles - whom were either related or very good friends of - since I have post cards from members of the Searles family sent to my Gr-Gr-Granma Susan Irene (who usually went by the Irene or "Renie")
Along with these are cards from a few other Vanderbecks including many froma Minnie Vanderbeck. Just today I found a lady on a message board looking for relatives of a Minnie Vanderbeck ...to whom I have sent a message.
If you go to ANcestry you and type in links to the Vanderbeck's who will see a Sherry and a Gina who are also looking into this family - they are relatives through my Gr-Gr and Great-UNcles.
They have pictures, I belive of some of the tombstones and pictures that gave them of the Baxter's including a picture of Joyce/hoice Vanderbeck Baxter and her husband Deniston/Dennis Baxter. That is as far back as we go with pictures.
My mom may remember more stories, but the one that always stuck in our heads were the stories about the ancestor who came to New York - married an Indian Princess (although - just to modesty and with a nod to reality - just said was an Indian).
This person, as we were told owned, as I said land/farm on Wall St. and again as I said once (should have paid more attention) found a listing for an early settler whose name was (just came back to me) I beliver Jacob (sp?) Vander Beek and the listing was that he was orignally a soldier(?) on the census or some similar listing - Dutch usually were good record keepers.
That is as much as I can remember at this time; one goal this winter is to read all the backs of all these old post cards to try to pick up stories and relatives /connections.
Gina's web, I believe has posted the cards? As one of them was written by Joyce Vanderbeck Baxter (so cool)
Well, as I am at work, I need to go to lunch.

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

mheeks — 2008-11-13 17:33:24Z

OK-so glad to hear from someone after so much time. I have since found out my ggfather Cornelius' father was James V., b. 1828. On James' death cert it say his father was Jacob V. I am still trying to find out WHICH Jacob, since there are so many. James V.'s wife was Rachel Stolts-Steltz-Stultz, etc. whichever. I have her death cert also. I know nothing further, only Jacob's name, & that he was the father of James b. 1828, making him probably b. around 1800. I have much info on this line up to this point. Please explain the stories you were told-places, names, legends, etc. so we can maybe connect.

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

ellen1130 — 2008-11-13 16:07:58Z

Hello, I found this listing from 2001. Your story goes with the story that I was told by my Grandparents (now gone) about the Vanderbecks - my Grandfather's Mother's family.
Hope you find this - I am just getting started!
Thanks, Ellen Straw

Jacob P. Vanderbeek died 3/23/1916 at Brooklyn, New York

Bob_MacAvoy — 2008-03-31 20:13:26Z

I am searching for the burial place of this Civil War veteran.

Bob

Re: I need help researching Vanderbeek Family!

JGOODROAD — 2007-04-21 00:55:43Z

My email address is
jgoodroad@hotmail.com

Re: I need help researching Vanderbeek Family!

cougarvan — 2007-04-20 22:46:10Z

Hollister Vanderbeek is my grandfathers brother. My Grandfather is Charles Lester Vanderbeek. He married Nellie Viola Pattison. Please send an email so I can send more information

cougarvan

Ruby Vanderbeek

VienneseWaltz — 2007-01-16 12:52:11Z

I happened to find the name of a Miss Ruby Vanderbeek who lived in India for a while. I know of her from postcards addressed to her from a Miss Irene, a friend, I can only guess. I want to know if anyonne has any information on Miss Ruby Vanderbeek as most of the postcards in my grandfathers collection were addressed to her.

Please do post if you know of her or anything at all even about her friend Irene.

Thank you

~Viennesse Waltz

Death of (the infant) Ruth Vanderbeek in China

davwayell — 2006-11-10 18:19:00Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for the child Ruth Vanderbeek, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Child Vanderbeek died in China on June 3, 1924.

David Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Rich, Panama NE HS article

shirbyrae — 2006-11-03 01:01:02Z

July 26,2001, issue of the VOICE NEWS shows Panama Nebraska High School Alumni:
Mona Mulder Liesveld
Myrtle Hietbrink Mulder
Angeline Doeschot
Letha Hunt
Don Vandertook
Virginia and Don Copley
Delmar Doeschot
Norman Hunt
Lois Boevink Buhr
Rich Vanderbeek
Milton Schreiner
other names mentioned
Lyle DeYong
Lucille DeYong
Bev Wismer

No Relation.

Andrew Vanderbeek+Phoebe Ten Eick 1821 Readington,NJ

una13aa — 2006-08-23 22:06:22Z

Phoebe b.2-14-1798 dau/o Andrew J.and Sarah Berger/
Bergen Ten Eick married 10-28-1821 Andrew Vanderbeek.
Where,when was he born,died,who were his parents,siblings?
Debora Vanderbeek on 6-21-1751 in Somerset Co.,NJ married Petrus Ten Eyck of Somerville,NJ. Same info needed on her. Jacob Vanderbeek married Sarah Ten Eick b.10-16-1801. Sarah was Phoebe's sister. Was Jacob the brother of Andrew Vanderbeek? Were Andrew and Phoebe V.parents of aforementioned Debora V? Were Jacob and Sarah V. her parents? Appreciate some help! Are there different families based on spellings? For example Marritje Ten Eyck on 10-17-1749 married Jaques Van Derbeek b.1723. Ten Eick and Ten Eyck are different lines, I suspect Vanderbeek and Van Derbeek might be as well. Marritje's parents came from Ulster Co.,NY to Somerville NJ.

Van Derbeek,Ten Eick, Ten Eyck,Lane 1708-1897 in NJ

una13aa — 2006-08-23 22:06:22Z

Jaques Van Derbeek+M.Ten Eyck>Andries Van Derbeek+
Altha Barcalow>John Barcalow Van Derbeek+Catherine Long-
street>1.Elizabeth Van Derbeek+Arthur Schenck Ten Eyck;
2.Horace Augustus Van Derbeek+Mary Duyckinck;3.John Newton Van Derbeek+Gertrude Blauvelt;4.Anna M. Van Derbeek+Alvah A. Clark.
2.Horace A.+Mary D. V.D.>Katharine Longstreet Van Derbeek
(1867-1951)+1st Edward Lane, 2nd David F. Brokaw. Who were the parents of Edward/Edwin Lane? Who were the parents David F. Brokaw?

Address of Charles A. Vander Beeck, Mobile, AL 1906

2006-08-13 12:47:10Z

From the Mobile, Alabama newspaper
August 13, 1906

"The many friends of Mrs. Charles A. Vander Beeck will be pained to hear of her serious illness at the family residence, 808 North Jackson street."

This is not my line, just sharing, but you should know that Mobile is port city and many of its residents during the 1800's had homes there and in some other major eastern cities. They usually wintered in Mobile and spent the hot months in thier homes in New York or other eastern places. This may give someone a hint for searching for thier ancestors.

Vanderbeek board

2004-10-02 15:32:03Z

I have had some msgs on the vanderbeck/Vanderbeek board for some time. The board is not very active. Why? Since some others are also researching these surnames.

Aeltje Paulus VanDerBeek, born 1649 in Long Island, NY

2003-08-03 20:12:25Z

Am seeking information on Aeltje Paulus VanDerBeek, born May, 1649 in Flatlands, Long Island, NY and died May 30, 1710 in Flatlands, Long Island, NY. She married Janse Dirckse Amerman, born 1649 in Holland. They had 2 children that I know of, Albert Dirckse Amerman, born 1674 in Flatlands, Long Island, NY, and Maria, who married Cornelius Symonse Van Arsdalen. Maria and Cornelius had a child named Petronella, who married Abraham Lott. Maria's brother, Albert Dirckse Amerman married Greetjie Aumack, and they had a son, Albert, born 1718 in Flatlands, Long Island, NY. Would like information on the VanDerBeek family, esp. Aeltje Paulus, who married Janse Dirckse Amerman in 1668. sbeddy@en-tel.net

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

2003-04-17 20:59:48Z

Janis, I have just connected with Donna Blais and found we
are cousins. I checked the message board today and found
your messages. I don't have my Vanderbeeks back to the
1600's, even though I do believe they came into this country
and first settled in NY before moving to Hackensack, NJ.
I have an Abraham Vanderbeek,b.1791 and I have his parents
listed as Jan Vanderbeek and Aaltji (Alida) Hopper Vanderbeek.And your second message about Isaac, I have
an Isaac Vanderbeek m. Sarah Ann Bogert, Isaac's parents
were John Vanderbeek and Jane Campbell.

I'm not sure if our families connect but they could. If you
want to contact me, please do it direct to ggrams@myexcel.com/

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

2003-04-16 10:20:04Z

Thanks for the info. Born and raised in Bergen County, know I'm linked. GGGF is John J. Vanderbeek born 1845. I have his SS death info. Just need his parents names. There were 3 John J.'s born in New Barbados around the same time. Just don't know which one is mine. Also tied in with the Demarests, Coles and the Zabriskies.

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

2003-04-15 20:11:45Z

I have an Isaac Vanderbeek, b. 3/21/1818 and son of
John (Johannes) Vanderbeek,b. 2/20/1798 and Jane Campbell
Jane and John were married between 1813-1815 in Bergen
County, NJ. Isaac Vanderbeek married Sarah Ann Bogert.
They were married about 1839 again in Bergen County,NJ.
Isaac and Sarah were the parents of my ggrandfather, John
Vanderbeek who was married to Cornelia Earle.
If this is help to you please contact me at
ggrams@myexcel.com
so we can compare notes.

mtmbruno@verizon.net

2005-01-22 05:03:14Z

Help! I have hit a genealogical brick wall. I am tracing the Vanderbeek's of Hackensack. I have gotten as far as Jacob Vanderbeek (1811 0r 1821) who married Magdelina Brinkerhoff ( 1813 or 1825) The census shows that his parents were born in NJ. Everyone around that time seems to be named Jacob or have a son Jacob so I am having difficulty determining the parents.

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Tracie Bruno (maiden name Vanderbeek)

Re: Vanderbeeks/vanderbecks/Remsens

2002-07-04 03:20:52Z

I would be interested in seeing the list.

Re: Mary

2002-04-24 19:24:40Z

Just found your reply. Email at Marques_dsounde@msn.com

Re: Mary (Maria?)Vanderbeck B. abt 1835

SteffyRockford84 — 2002-03-19 19:15:46Z

In the Portland Historical Accounts..

Henrietta Legge Ellison, later Failing, was a grandaughter of Nathaniel Van Der Beek, a Revolutionary War Hero. Mary was her mother's name, Mary Van De Beek, who married Henry Ellison.

Henry died when Henrietta was an infant. There were no siblings. Perhaps Mary Vander Beek had some, or cousins. I have no clue.

Steffy

Re: Vanderbeck Ironworks

SteffyRockford84 — 2002-03-05 18:00:35Z

Since the turn of the century some of the town borders have changed. Now ,Willow Ave or Street is only on HOBKEN. What was West Hoboken is now Union City. Check all town names in the area when researching. Great Find Vanderbeck Iron Works '.

Steffy

Re: Mary

SteffyRockford84 — 2002-04-27 01:20:38Z

I would love to see any pictures, I go to hoboken everyday with my son for his afterschool program. I wonder if I pass where the iron works were.

Steffy

Vanderbeek Newsclip

patsyruth1016 — 2002-08-27 01:12:01Z

I would certainly be interested in seeing the newspaper article on the Vanderbeek family. Could you/would you send it as an attachment to my private address. I would appreciate it so very, very much.
Patsy in Texas

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

janisharman — 2003-04-14 05:47:38Z

Another note of similarity I just found is that my gggggg grandfather also has a sibling by the name of Isaac Vanderbeek. Janis Harman

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

janisharman — 2003-04-14 05:45:42Z

Please email if your are interested. Tonight I just found my gggggg grandfather Coenradus Vanderbeek baptized in New York in 1696. He has a child by the name of Abraham Vanderbeek ( my ggggg grandfather) who has a sibling by the name of Cornelia Vanderbeek. Coenradus married Angenitie Westervelt from Hackensack, NJ. She was born on 10 June 1704.From what I can tell this is where my family hooks into the location of Hackensack, NJ. Perhaps we can see some more similarities in our family lines. I find it interesting that your message here was placed the same day as my research on my Vanderbeek grandfathers lines. Janis Bates Harman

Re: I need help researching Vanderbeek Family!

JGOODROAD — 2005-09-03 03:52:38Z

Hollister was born 9 Nov 1885 Humeston, Wayne, Iowa. He died on 8 Nov 1970 in SD.

correction:
His parents were Ambrose Silas Vanderbeek & Lillian Elinora Caldwell.

Sorry I was given the wrong info.

I need help researching Vanderbeek Family!

JGOODROAD — 2005-09-03 02:45:08Z

Looking for information about Hollister Prime Vanderbeek. His fathers name was Ambrose Vanderbeek. Hollister married Lillian Doris Jan Hitsman on 10/31/1913 in Iowa. Lillian was born on 10/13/1892 Akron, IA. Hollister & Lillian had the following children: Oliver, Fern, Bernice, Joyce, James, Wayne and Robert.

Hilletje Remse Van der Beeck m Aris Janse Vanderbilt 1677

jeanfoster41 — 2005-06-23 18:10:40Z

Is anyone else researching this family? I'd like to verify what little information I have and also fill in the blanks, if possible.

Hilletje Remse Van der Beeck, daughter of Rem Janse Van der Beeck and Jannetje Joris Rapalje, was born 16 Sep 1653. She married Aris Janse Vanderbilt, son of Jan Aertsen Vanderbilt and Anneken Hendricks, 6 Oct 1677. He was born April 1651 in New Amsterdam and died 1715 in Bergen, Hudson, NJ. They had 10 children:

Jan Vanderbilt, b 1678, m Ida Suydam

Annetje Vanderbilt, b 1681, d 1681-82

Jannetje Vanderbilt, b 1682, m Isabrant Van Cleef

Femmetje Vanderbilt, b 1684, m Gosen Adrianse Ryerson

Rem Vanderbilt, b 1686

Hendrick Vanderbilt, b ca 1690, m Neeltje Van Cleef

Jacob Vanderbilt, b 24 Jan 1692, d 14 Dec 1760, m 1715 Neeltje Denyse

Aert Vanderbilt, b 1693, m 14 Mar 1717 Sytie Striker

Jeremyas Vanderbilt (my ancestor), b 19 Oct 1695, d 1750, m 11 Nov 1715 Peternella Wyckoff

Cornelius Vanderbilt, b 1697, d 22 Jan 1782

Re: Vanderbeck Ironworks

John Fischer — 2002-04-22 16:34:04Z

Do you ahve any other information about the Henry A vanderbeck listed on the "machines" I am looking for information on a Henry A. Vanderbeck whose father was Harmon and mother was Catherine

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

John Fischer — 2002-04-07 20:29:22Z

Garrett Odell Vanderbeck was born to Harmon Vanderbeck and Catherine Fox (Vos) of Saddle River, NJ. Harmon was born in 1810 to Paulus and Annetjie Vanderbeck. Paulus was born in 1791. I can trace the family back to a Paulus Vanderbeeck who arrived in New Netherlands in the 1640's and married a Marie Thomas Badie.
Garrett had an older sister named Sarah. She is my great great grandmother. I even have a restored tintype picture of her. While I have not come across any information regarding a Clute indian, my grandmother used to say that she thought there may ahve been indian blood in her mother's family. My father tells me that this was because my great grandmother Ethelyn (Sarah's daughter) had high cheekbones. Perhaps there was more to it. I have a fair amount of documentation. Harmon and Catherine are also buried at Greenwood; however, there names do not come up in the Greenwood electronic search. Only after getting Harmon's death certificate, did the cemetery admit that many of the buriels from pre 1900 have not been logged into their computer. They did send me the information they had on file at that point. Funny enough, I was just up looking at Garrett's headstone this past St. Patrick's day. Feel free to emial me with any information you may ahve, and i will galdly send you my information. I can tell you that many of Garrett's ancestors are buried in Ridgewood, NJ at the Old Paramus Dutch Reformed church off Route 17.

-John Fischer
johnfischer66@yahoo.com

James Vanderbeck

spainter1 — 2001-12-07 03:30:24Z

There are two James W. Vanderbecks buried in Greenwood cemetery in NYC. One in 1938 and 1900. James who died in 1938 is my husbands grandfather. Please email me.

J. A. Van Der Beek

polarstr — 2004-01-04 21:49:52Z

I have an envelope - no letter - from 1861 era addressed to "Mr. (may be Mrs?) J. A. Van Der Beek, No. 392 Washington Street, New York. If this is of any interest to anyone, I will gladly send it to you. My husband bought it many years ago for the Civil War era stamp on it, and no longer has a use for it.
Jan Evans
polar@ix.netcom.com

Re: Vanderbeeks/vanderbecks/Remsens

betsy1889 — 2003-12-27 23:46:29Z

Did you just want the REMSENS or the other family names before the REMSENS came into the picture? No need to send names you don't want.

Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

jjordan53 — 2002-05-12 18:52:20Z

Looking for ancestors of Garrett Odell Vanderbeck(79thN.Y Volunteers)b.1844-d.1887, was a resident of Brooklyn since1869.Married Sarah J. Discon in 1861. Had ?2 children: Garrett Odell and Margarett D.(she married Andrew Honor). After his death Sarah J. Discon married George Harris in 1889. I have been told that via the Vanderbeck line there was a marriage to a Clute female who was a native american indian from upstate New York. Both Garrett Vanderbecks and Sarah J. Harris are buried in Greenwood Cemetery. Any info would be greatly appreciated. JJordan@Iopener.net

Re: Hilletje Remse Van der Beeck m Aris Janse Vanderbilt 1677

eggo31 — 2006-04-14 00:54:55Z

Rem Vanderbeek m. Martha Griggs?

DaveRichardson62 — 2005-01-10 15:58:34Z

Any information on Rem Vanderbeek or Martha Griggs who may have married in New Jersey?

Re: Vanderbeeks/Remsens

chtucker96 — 2003-11-06 01:50:06Z

Hello. If you are still emailing the list, I would love a copy. I would like both Vanderbeek and Remsen. chtucker@earthlink.net is my email address. THANKS!

Re: Vanderbeck/Vanderbeek

@@mheeks@yahoo.com — 2003-10-08 17:48:08Z

Maybe we have a connection: my ggfather James Vanderbeek was also a cooper in Brooklyn during that time. His son Cornelius followed in his footsteps, as did his brother Peter. It was a family business. Maybe Issac & James are brothers or otherwise related?

James Vanderbeek

@@mheeks@yahoo.com — 2003-10-08 17:39:08Z

My Cornelius Vanderbeek's father was James, b. in NJ. His wife was Rachel Stelts, I believe. I have him in the 1880 NJ census, but am unable to go further back without an index to the earlier censuse.

Re: Garrett Odell Vanderbeck/Clute/Discon

@@mheeks@yahoo.com — 2002-11-12 20:58:49Z

I have tried to locate a Clute tribe with no success. It must be a surname, I did a search on Google & this is what came up with:Carlisle Indian School students:
if you scroll down to the Seneca tribe you see four people with the last name Clute. Since Seneca are from upstate NY, think maybe this is a clue? members.aol.com/tawodi/carlisle/page8.htm.
my e-mail:mheeks@yahoo.com.

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

dlb81 — 2003-04-13 15:27:36Z

Lorraine,
More info, while doing my search, John J. son of Isaac Vanderbeek and Sarah Ann, borth April 19th, 1840. Don't know if they are the same, however, my GGGF, was also born on April 19th, just another year (1845)
Donna

Re: John Vanderbeek/Cornelia Early-Hackensack NJ

dlb81 — 2003-04-13 15:22:03Z

Lorraine,
My great grandfather John J. Vanderbeek, married to a Cornelia. John Born 1845, Cornelia born 1948. Early Hackensack. I'm looking for Cornelia's maiden name and specifically which are John J.'s parents. There were a few born in "New Barbados". I'm sure these are my ancestors because I found them in the 1900 cencus. Could we be talking about the same people?
Donna