Ca 1707 Hendrick married Antje Bankert, daughter of Laurens Matthys Bankert (ca 1650-ca 1735) & Janneken Hendricxen (ca 1664-). Born ca Mar 1686 in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York. Antje was baptized in New York Reformed Church, on 28 Mar 1686.159 Anneken, dau. of laurens Matthyzen & Janneken Hendricxen, witnesses jan der Val & Catharina Van Cortlant.

Antje Banckert is 57th on the member list of the Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157

Hendrick and Antje were witnesses at the 1716 baptism of their nephew Jacobus, son of Cornelis & Weyntje Van Texel. Also the 1722 baptism Thunnis, son of Cornelis & Wyntie Van Tesel. Also the 1734 baptism of their grandson Jan, son of Hendreck & Aantie Crancheyt.

On 6 Nov 1705 Wyntje Herrickse first married Abraham de Revier in Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157 “Abrahm De Revier, widower of Rachgel Van Weert, and Weyntje, j.d., of Theunnis Kranckeyt Herricksen”. Born in Casant Island, near Goude, Holland.

Abraham, Jr, and Weyntje are 24 and 25th on the member list of the Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157

Abraham was a witness at the 1702 baptism of his neice Margrietje, daughter of Gerrit (Abraham’s brother-in-law) & Catalyntje Van Weert. Also the 1706 baptism of Margrietje, daughter of Barent & Maritje Duyster.157

In 1713 Wyntje Herrickse second married Cornelis Van Tassel (17144) , son of Jan Cornelis Van Tassel (9226) (ca 1625-ca 1704) & Annetje Alberts Coning (6306) (1640-).552 Born on 7 Jan 1668 in New York.552

Cornelis and Antje Van Texel are 73rd and 74th on the member list of the Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157

Cornelius was appointed Deacon of the Old Cutch Church at Sleepy Hollow 17 Aug 1709, and served as Elder of the church in 1723. The family lived in the Saw Mill River valley about one mile from the present village of Elmsford, Westchester Co., NY.410

Cornelis was a witness at the 1699 baptism of Herrick, son of Jan Herrickzen K.H. and Grietje his wife. Also the 1699 baptism of Fytje, daughter of Samuel & Grietje Brouwer.

Cornelius and his sister Sara were witnesses at the 1705 baptism of their neice Marritje, daughter of Willem and Weyntje Van Texel.

From Historical Sketeches of the Romer, Van Tassel and Allied Families, and tales of the neutral ground, by John Lockwood Romer, Buffalo, NY, 1917, pages 40-42:
    Wyandance, the great sachem of Long Island, died in 1659. His daughter, known after her marriage to Van Texell as Catoneras, did not long survive her father. In 1705, her grandchildren, desiring to have the Colonial authorities grant to them a patent of lands on Long Island, of the dimensions of four miles by six, which Catoneras inherited from her father, petitioned the Governor and council as follows:
    FIRST PETITION. 1705.
    To his Excellency Edward Viscount Cornbury Cap’t Gen’ll & Gov’. in Chief in and
over her Majesties Provinces of New York & New Jerseys and Vice Admirall of the Same in Councill—
    The humble Peticon of Cornelis van Texell, Jacob Van Texell, Jan Van Texell & Willem van Texell Sonns of Jan Cornelisse van Texell latr Deceased and Hendrick Lent husband of Catharin one of the Daughters of the said John, Barent DeWit husband of Sarah another of the Daughters of the said John, and Pieter Storm husband of Margaret allso a Daughter of the said John, — Humbly Sheweth
    That whereas yo’r Pet’rs father as heir to his mother Catonoras a native Indian of the Island of Nassauw who in her life time was Seized of a certain Tract or parcell of land lying and being on the Island aforesaid now in the County of Suffolk neer the Town of Huntington called by the natives Anendeiack in English Eader necks beach and so allong the Sound four miles or thereabouts untill the fresh Pond called by the natives Assawanama where a Creeck runns into the Sound and from the Sound running into the woods Six miles or thereabouts And yo’r Pet’rs being all Christians and professing the holy Protestant Religion and knowing that tho the heathen were never disturbed in the Peaceable possession of their lands & Inheritances in this Governm’t yo’r Pet’rs as Christians would allso very willingly hold the Same by her Majesties Letters Pettent under the Seal of this Province.
    Yo’r Pet’rs therefore humbly Pray yo’r Ecellency to grant them a Pattent for the land aforesaid Accordingly.
    And yo’r Pet’rs as in Duty bound shall Ever Pray &c.
    Cornelis Van Texel
    the Mark of X, Jacob van Texell
    Jan Van Texel
    Willen van Texel
    The marke of S, Hendrick Lent
    Barent de Wit
    The mark of P S, Pieter Storm
    (Endorsed)
    Petition of Cornelis van Texell and others.
    30 July 1705. Read, to lye upon ye Table.

    Probably no action was taken under this first petition; so in 1713, the grandchildren presented a second petition, on which an order was granted, referring the matter to a Committee or Official Board, to consider and report whether a survey of the lands should be made, and in due season a report was filed in favor of such a survey, viz :
    SECOND PETITION. 1713.
    To his Excellency Robert Hunter Esq’r Cap’t Gen’ll & Gov’r in Chief in and over her Maties Provinces of New York and New Jersey and the Territories depending thereon in America and Vice Admirall of the Same And the Hon’bl Councill of the Province of New York—
    The humble Peticon of Cornelis Van Texell Jacob van Texell, Jan van Texell William van Texell, Catarin Lent, Barent De Wit and Pieter Storm all Children and Coheirs of Jan Cornelis van Texell late deceased
    Most humble Sheweth
    That yo’r Petition’rs Said fathers mother was an Indian native Sachem in this Province called Catoneras on the Island Nassauw then called Long Island and her relacons being owners of Sundry large Tracts of land on the said Island did give unto the Said Catoneras the Pet’rs grandmother in part of her fathers Inheritance a Certain Tract of Land called Crap Meadow Scituate on the Island aforesaid in Suffolk County running along the Sound four Miles and Six miles into the woods or thereabouts. And yo’r Pet’rs being all Christians and members of the Protestant Church and being willing to enjoy their Inheritance by Patent under the Crown as all other her Majasties Subiets of this Province do enjoy and hold their lands
    They therefore do most humbly pray that they may have a Warrant to the Surveyor Generall of this Province to lay out the said Tract of Land for yo’r Petition’rs & that upon the return thereof they may have a Patent under the great Seale of this Province under Such moderate Quitrent as to yo’r Excy and yo’r hono’rs shall seem meet.
    And yo’r Pet’rs as in duty bound shall ever Pray etc.
    New York 15th May 1713.
    Cornells Van Texel
    Jacob vn Texel
    Johannes Van Texel
    May it please y r Excy
    In obedience to your Excys order in Council of the 21st of May last we have Considerd the aforewritten peticon of Cornells Van Texell and others and are humbly of opinion y ‘r Excy may Grant the Warrt of Survey therein peticoned for all which is nevertheless humbly submitted by
    Y’r Excys most obed’t humble Servts
    N. York Aprill 16th 1714
    A.D: Peyster
    S: Staats
    Rip Van Dam
    Caleb Heathcote
    John Barberie
    J. Byerley
    (Endorsed)
    The Petition of Cornells Van Texell & ors, 21 st of May 1713 read & referred to The Gent’n of this Board or any five of them.

    Jan Cornelius Van Tassel, Sr., was selected to represent the Long Island Indians before Commissioners appointed to settle the wars between the Pequots, Narragansetts and other tribes and was present at meetings of the Commissioners held at Boston and elsewhere. No record has been found as to date of decease or place of burial.
[end of quote from Historical Sketeches by John Lockwood Romer]

On 18 Nov 1708 Herck married Helena Van Wert, daughter of Gerridt Jochemszen Van Wert (ca 1677-) & Catalyntje Conklin, in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York.157 “Herrick, j.m. son of Theunis Herrickse Kranckheyt, b. on Langh Eyland, and Leena, j.d. of Gerridt Van Weert, b. in Phillips Burgh”. Born in 1692 in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York. Helena was baptized in New York Reformed Church, on 11 May 1692.159 Helena, daugher of Gerrit Jochemszen & Catharina Cantly, witnesses Wolfert Ecker [Gerrit’s half-brother] & Annetje Jochems [Gerrit’s sister]. Religion: Helena joined the Sleepy Hollow Church 23 Apr 1717.

Helena, also called Leena, Kranckheyt, wife of Harck Kranckheyt, was admitted a member of the Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church on 23 Apr 1717.157

Herck and Helena were witnesses at several baptisms:
    1719 for their neice Engeltie, daughter of Tomus & Crestena Storm;
    1720 for their nephews Jacob and Abram, sons of Zybout & Jezyntie Crancheyt;
    1727 for their neice Zara, daughter of Marthen & Hester Crancheyt;
    1731 for their grandson Jeremias, son of Job & Janitie Becorent.

On 14 Apr 1708 Sybout Herrickse married Josyntje Gardenier (3656) , daughter of Albert Jacobse Gardenier (1462) (ca 1656-ca 1695) & Maritje Harmense Lieversen (ca 1661-), in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York.157 “Sybouwt Herrickse Kranckheyt, j.m., b. on Lang Eylandt, at the Arme Bouwery, and Josyntje, j.d. of Albert Gardenier, b. at Fort Orangie”. Born ca 1685 in Albany, Albany County, New York. Josyntje was baptized in Reformed Dutch Church of Albany, on 25 Jan 1685.156 Josyntje, of Albert Jacobsz Gardenier. Wit.: Jan Salomonsz, Jacob Salomonsz. By Syntje Adams.

Jezyntje Krankyz was a witness at the 1712 baptism of Albertus, son of Joseph & Elisabeth Torttel. Also the 1720 baptism of Petrus, son of Pieter & Grietie Willemse. Also the 1724 baptism of their nephew Zybout, son of Jacobus & Helena Crancheyt.

Margaret married Samuel Brouwer.

Jacobus first married Abigail Canniff, daughter of Jeremiah Canniff & Anna Woelfs. Born ca 1692.

Abigail Canniff, or Keniff.

On 15 Dec 1713 Jacobus second married Helena Brant in Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157 “Jacobus Krankheyt, widower of the late Abigail Kenniff, and Helena Brant, j.d., b. in the Hoogelant. Both l. in Pogkeepse”. Born in Hudson Highlands, New York.

On 26 May 1722 Jan married Janitie Holmes, daughter of George Holmes, in New York Reformed Church.122 Jan Krankheit, j.m., v. t Hooglant & jannetje Hooms, j.d., van Boswyk, beide woonende alhier.

Jannetje, of Bushwyck. Jan and Jane settled in Cortlandt about 1723.277

Elyas Tunnis married Antje Van Tassel (35758) , daughter of Cornelis Van Tassel (17144) (7 Jan 1668-) & Antije Storm (ca 1670-20 May 1713). Born 7 Nov 1702[1?] in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York.552 Antje was baptized in Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church, in 1702.157 Antje, daughter of Cornelis Van Texel & Antje his wife, Barent d’Widtt & wife Sara [Van Texel, aunt].

Antie was a witness, along with her brother Hendreck, for the 1728 baptism of their nephew, Henderickus, son of Frans & Maritie de Piu.

On 13 Aug 1726 at Sleeply Hollow, there was a baptism of Abraham Ecker, son of Aentie Van Thessel, witnesses Derck Van Thessesl & Crestena his wife. Was that this Antje’s son?

On 27 Jun 1717 Janitie married Hendrick Brouwer (43961) , son of Samuel Brouwer (24296) (ca 1674-) & Grietje Smith, in Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church.157 Hendreck Brouwer, j.m., and Janitie Kranckheyt, j.d., b. in the Hogelant [highlands of the Hudson], both living on the Bay of the Menaer of Cortlant. Born in 1696. Hendrick was baptized in New York Reformed Church, on 17 Jun 1696.159 Hendrick, son of Samuel Brouwer & Grietje Hendricx, witnesses Laurens Van Hoeck & Elsje Hendricx.

Ca 1724 Martin married Hester Van Tassel (35760) , daughter of Cornelis Van Tassel (17144) (7 Jan 1668-) & Antije Storm (ca 1670-20 May 1713). Born 7 Dec 1706[5] in Philipsburg, Westchester County, New York.552 Hester was baptized in Sleepy Hollow Reformed Church, on 25 Apr 1706.157 Aeltje and her sister Hester were baptized on the same day with the same witnesses, Ester [Sie] Storm [aunt] & Aeltje [Storm] Van Texel [aunt].

Hester and her brother Abraham were witnesses at the 1733 baptism of Catharina, daughter of Joannis & Catharina Van Texel. Also, both were witnesses at the 1734 baptism of Eliezabeth, daughter of Frans & Maritie de Peuw.

Marthen and Esther were witnesses at the 1744 baptism of the great nephew Jacob, son of David & Janitie Fosuur (Janitie was Martin’s neice).