On 13 Oct 1689 Josina married Edward Wheeler in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 First banns. Evert Willer, y.m., from N. E., and Josyntje Gardenier, y.d., from Kinderhook. Born ca 1660-1669 in New England. Edward died in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.

Edward, also known as Evart. Wheeler was also spelled Wieler.

It has been suggested that Edward was the son of John Wheeler who died 16 Dec 1691 at New London, Connecticut. Edward did come from New England as indicated from the marriage record at Albany. None of the witnesses at the baptisms of his children help in deciding his connections to New England. The names of his children are compatible with him being the son of John Wheeler of New London since there is an elder son Jan and other sons Robert and Thomas. Being from New England, it’s not clear that the Dutch naming system would apply to his family. Nonetheless, Wheeler is a common New England name.

On 13 Aug 1699 Alida first married John Fine in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.156 Jan Fyn, widr. of Jobje Van Schaak, and Alida Gardenier, y.d. Marr. by Pieter Vosburg, Justice, at Kinderhoek. Born in Waterford, Ireland.

John Finn, also spelled Fyn, Fine.

On 14 Sep 1707 Alida second married Thomas Edwards in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.

On 19 May 1702 Ariaantje married John Woodcock in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.156 Reg. with the consent of Capt. Bennet. John Woodcock, y.m., b. in Yorkshire, O.E., and Ariaantje Gardeniers, y.d., b. at K. Ma., May 19, in the Chu. at K. Born ca 1674 in Yorkshire.

John, from Yorkshire, England.

Jan Wotkock and Jan Wotkock Junr. were listed as members of the Kinderhook Reformed Church 28 Mar 1729.

On 4 Nov 1714 when Jacob was 32, he married Cornelia Van der Schuive in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 Three Banns Jacob Gardenier, y.m., and Cornelia Van der Schuive, wid. of Antony Bassaleyn.

On 24 Jul 1712 Jan Jansz married Anna Engelen Van Sweits in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 Reg. Jan Gardenier and Anna Engelen Van Sweits. Ma. by Rev. Haeger, V.D.M., in Germany.

On 3 Apr 1713 Cornelia married Obadiah Cooper in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. Obadiah died in Albany, Albany County, New York on 6 May 1742.