Hi, Have you checked Sloat? The Pre-Revolutionary Homes book gives Sloat, Slot, & Slott all together. Donna ----- Original Message ----- From: "John VanBuskirk" <jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com> To: <dutch-colonies@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2007 2:25 PM Subject: Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Van Buskirk, Van Orden Van Norden > Hi Yes I have Mrs Shoemakers book, and I did correspond withn her > nmanyyears while we were both collecting data. I was checking one line > for > another Vqn Buskirk deescendant, when I rea;ized thre were 3 separate Van > Orden / Van Norden connedtions. My appeal was really to someone with Van > Orden records-perhaps they would have a reference to Dorothy identifying > who > that John was (it is in the stray, or unplaced section) I said it was a > needle in a haystack queriy, a new attempt to place one more stray > family. > The names of John and Dorothy's children are similar to those in the > family > of Antje Van Buskirk m David Van Norden. Since her brother was one of > those > who left for Canada, there could be another brothe or nephew in he line so > far undetected. I was hoping there might be a lead to open a new avenue > for > research. I had most of my success in pre computer days checking all if > the > inlaw families Allied Families sections of genealogies etc. I had not > looked for Van Orden before, I note the Slot spouse as another target to > check out. I know about the Dutch naming pattern of children for > grandparents or near relatrives. It does not always work, but it is a > lead > worth pursuing. The name of David Van Orden, made me think of the > Demarests > affinity for that name. I found several Slot - Demarest marriages in my > file. I was looking to connect the dots. It is circumstantial evidence > so > far, was hoping to someone could supply the missing link. I asm always > happy to share the datta I have, I do get queries from Van Buskirks, and > try hard to match the line they have to families that are traced in Mrs > Shoemakes book, and a few lines I can add or adjust at times, that she > did > not find. Several of her stray families seem close to matching traced > lines with probably a single generation missing. As you know this > research > is never done, there is always more to be found. Thank you for your help, > and twor three other replies I have had today > JOHN C VAN BUSKIRK > http://www.geocities.com/vanbus1/ > jvanbus1@twcny.rr.com > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dorothy Koenig" <dkoenig@lmi.net> > To: <dutch-colonies@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2007 1:51 PM > Subject: Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Van Buskirk, Van Orden Van Norden > > >> Dear John, If you have been researching the Van Buskirk family for >> many years, you are probably aware of the massive, two-volume work >> published in 1990 on this family by Irene English Shoemaker. It is >> titled, "Van Buskirk, a Genealogy". On page 1090 of volume 2 she >> says of your first couple of interest: >> >> "Pieter Van Orden >> Born 12 July 1707 >> Married 18 April 1734 at New York Lutheran Church >> Parents: Adam Van Orden and Volkertje Slot >> >> Jannetje (Janje, Johanna) Van Buskirk (Major Thomas-2, Laurens A.-1) >> Born Decemebr 1705 >> Baptized 17 November 1706 at Hackensack, NJ >> Parents: Major Thomas Van Buskirk and Margrietje Brickers >> >> Issue of Pieter Van Orden and Jannetje Van Buskirk: >> >> Adam, born 3 March 1735 >> Jon P., born 18 September 1741" >> >> For your last couple of interest, see page 1604 of Volume 2: >> >> "John Van Buskirk >> Married 30 June 1760, license issued at Hackensack, NJ >> >> Dorothy Van Norden >> Born about 1740 >> >> Issue of John Van Buskirk and Dorothy Van Norden: >> >> 1) Theodosia, born about 1761 at Elizabeth, NJ. Married 1) Simon >> Banta and 2) John Pullis >> 2) Lawrence, born 13 January 1764; died 20 May 1844. Married 1) >> Elizabeth Banta and 2) Violetta Van Horn >> 3) John, married Elsie _____. Moved to Pennsylvania in 1817. >> 4) Gabriel, born 1722, died in Liverpool, England, 17 March 1818, age 46 > years >> 5) William, blacksmith in New York City >> >> Information on this line was contributed by Carl Kuesthardt, New York >> City, from records of Anita Van Buskirk Kuesthardt, deceased." >> >> I hope this helps fill out your jigsaw puzzle a bit :-). >> >> Dorothy >> >> >Hi This is a needle in the haystack question. I have been >> >researching Van Buskirks for many years. I recently came across 3 >> >separate couples, all in the 1700s in New Jersey. >> >1) Antje Van Buskirk m, David Van Norden son of Adam Van Norden and ??? > Slot. >> >2) Jannetje or Joanna Van Buskrik m Peter Van Orden son of Adam Van >> >Orden and Volketje Slot (sounds like the same family, different >> >spelling) >> > and a John Van Busirk m Dorothy Van Norden -no spedcific ID. I >> >hope that someone has the early data on this family thatmwill >> >connect the dots. These could also solve connetions to Van >> >Buskirks, Demasrest. Banta, Westervelt, etc families in that area I >> >have more specific dates, and a some clues -like a jig saw puzzle >> >with one large piece missing, that perhaps you may have. >> >thank you! 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