Pane-Joyce Genealogy
Ariaantje Gardenier (3641) & John Woodcock
10925. Anna Woodcock. Born ca Oct 1702 in Albany, Albany County, New York. Anna was baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, on 4 Oct 1702.156 Anna, daughter of John Whoodkok & Ariaantje Gardenier, witnesses Jonathan Braadhast & Aaltje Fyn.

Johanna, also called Anna, Woodcock.
On 23 May 1719 Anna married Cornelis Sluyter, son of Claes Claessen Sluyter (ca 1654-ca 1705) & Cornelia Willems Van Schuyven (ca 1658-aft 1703), in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany.156 Born ca 1695. Cornelis was baptized in Kingston, Ulster County, New York, on 7 Jun 1695.
Their children include:
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Johanna Arianna Sluyter
10926. John Woodcock. Born ca 1704 in Albany, Albany County, New York. John was baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, on 6 Feb 1704.156 John, of John Whoodkok and Ariaantje Gardenier. Wit.: Gerrit Roseboom, Lvsbeth Wendel.
John married Rachel Keyser.

Children of John Woodcock and Rachel Keyser, born at Kinderhook:
    i. Maria Woodcock, bp. 25 Aug 1728;
    ii. Jan Woodcock, bp. 4 Feb 1727, d. ca. 1805 at Fredericksburgh Twp., Lennox Co., Ontario, m. ca. 1755 Elsje Cornelise;
    iii. Ariaantje Woodcock, bp. 8 Mar 1730, m. Willem Rees;
    iv. Jacob Woodcock, b. ca. 1732, m. Barbara Jacobs;
    v. Abraham Woodcock, bp. 14 Apr 1734;
    vi. Dirck Woodcock, bp. 15 Jan 1737, m. Elisabeth Decker;
    vii. Lea Woodcock, bp. 4 Mar 1739, d. soon;
    viii. Rachel Woodcock, twin, bp. 4 Mar 1739, m. 1st at Kinderhook 1 Dec 1757 John Thomas, m. 2nd Thomas Benson, m. 3rd Jacob Young;
    ix. Annatje Woodcock, bp. 18 Sep 1843, m. Jacob Sluyter; and
    x. Lea Woodcock, bp. 18 Oct 1741, m. John Wieler.
Their children include:
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Maria Woodcock (ca 1728-)
10927. Abraham Woodcock. Born ca 1705 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. Abraham was baptized on 28 Oct 1705.
10928. Isaac Woodcock. Born ca 1707 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. Isaac was baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, on 4 Jul 1707.156 Isaac, of John Whoodkok and Ariaantje Gardenier. Wit.: Patrik Martin, Rebecca Fonda.

Isaac, also spelled Yzaak.
On 4 Jul 1732 Isaac married Dina Jansen, daughter of Dirk Jansen & Martje Cornelisse, in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York. Born ca 1711. Dina was baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, on 14 Oct 1711.156 Dina, daughter of Dirk Jansz and Marretje Jans. Wit.: Jefta Cornelise, Dina Cornelis.
Their children include:
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Maria Woodcock (ca 1733-)
10929. Maria Woodcock. Born ca 1709 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.

Evert and Maria were first cousins; their mothers were sisters.

Evert & Maria Wieler were witneses at the 1751 Linlithgo baptism of Abigail, daughter of Samuel & Abigail Fryman.
Ca 1724 Maria married Evert Wheeler (10913) , son of Edward Wheeler (ca 1660-1669-) & Josina Gardenier (3639) (ca 1669-). Born ca 1704 in Albany, Albany County, New York. Evert was baptized in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York, on 13 Feb 1704.156 at K.: Evert, of Edward Wieller and Josina Jansse. Wit.: Evert Van Alen, Helena Gardenier.

Evert, also called Edward, Wheeler.
Their children include:
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Josyna Wheeler (ca 1725-)
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Arientje Wheeler (ca 1726-)
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Helena Wheeler (ca 1729-)
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Sarah Wheeler (ca 1731-)
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Edward Wheeler (ca 1733-)
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Thomas Wheeler (ca 1735-)
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Samuel Wheeler (ca 1737-11 Dec 1780)
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Hendrik Wheeler (ca 1741-)
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Abraham Wheeler (ca 1742-)
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Jacob Wheeler (ca 1744-)
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Anaache Wheeler (Died soon) (ca 1746-)
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Annatgen Wheeler (ca 1748-)
10930. Dirck Woodcock. Born ca 1718 in Kinderhook, Columbia County, New York.
Dirck married Sarah Gardenier (10934) , daughter of Jan Jansz Gardenier (3645) (ca 1689-) & Anna Engelen Van Sweits. Born ca 1725. Sarah was baptized in Albany, Albany County, New York, on 27 Apr 1725.
10931. Sara Woodcock. Born ca 1711.
Sara married William Clerk, son of Willem Clerk & Hilletje Vanderbelt. Born ca 1710 in Kingston, Ulster County, New York. William was baptized in Kingston Reformed Dutch Church, on 7 May 1710.
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