On 8 Jan 1678 Tryntje Clasen married Teunis Roelofse Van Houten (17981) , son of Roelof Cornelissen Van Houten (6508) (25 Jun 1628-Jun 1672) & Gerritje Cornelisse Van Ness (6513) (ca 1627-Sep 1689), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Teunis Roelofse, ym, fr Amersfoort & Tryntje Claes, yd, fr Manatans [Manhattan]. Born ca 1657 in Amersfoort, Kings County, New York. Teunis Roelofse died in Amersfoort, Kings County, New York on 27 Jul 1737. Marriage bans on 23 Dec 1677 at Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.

Teunis, also spelled Tonis and Theunis, Van Houten.

On 11 Dec 1681 Cornelis Claessen married Aeltje Tunise Bogart, daughter of Tunis Gysbert Bogart (ca 1625-1699) & Sara Joris Rapalje (7 Jun 1625-1685), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Cornelis Claesz, y.m., from NY & Aeltje Teunise, y.d., from Breuckelen. Born in 1661 in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Aeltje Tunise was baptized in Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, on 13 Nov 1661. Aeltje Tunise died in 1735.

Children of Cornelius Claessen Cuyper and Aeltje Tunis Bogert:
    i. Annetje, bp. 1682 at New York;
    ii. Claes, bp. 1684 at New York, d. young;
    iii. Teunis, bp. 1685 at New York;
    iv. Claes, bp. 1689 at Bergen;
    v. Elizabeth, bp. 1691 at New York;
    vi. Cornelius, b. ca. 1693, mentioned in his father’s will;
    vii. Neeltje, bp. 1695 at Tappan;
    viii. Dirck, bp. 1696 at Tappan;
    ix. Catharine, mentioned in her father’s will;
    x. Hillegont, bp. 1700 at Bergen; and
    xi. Marretje, bp. 1701 at Tappan.428

On 13 Mar 1684 Vrouwtje Claesen married Gerrit Steynmets (33213) , son of Casparus Steynmets (11 Jan 1610-ca 1702) & Jannetie Gerrits Van Steenwyck (15759), in New York Reformed Church.122 Gerrit Stymets, j.m., van Bergen & Vrouwtje Claes, j.d., als boven, beyde woonende alhier. Born ca Aug 1656 in New Amsterdam. Gerrit was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 27 Aug 1656.159 Gerrit, son of Caspar Steynmetszen & Jannetie, witnesses Thomas Hll & Belitje Cornelis. Gerrit died in Ahasymus, Bergen County, New Jersey in Nov 1730. Buried on 19 Nov 1730 in Bergen, New Jersey. Religion: Gerrit joined the Bergen Reformed Dutch 18 Apr 1682. Marriage intention published on 12 Mar 1684 at Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Gerrit Steynmets, y.m, from NY & Brouwtje Claes, y.d., from Bergen.

On 24 Jun 1690 Lisabet Clasen married Hessel Pieterse, son of Pieter Hesselse (ca 1640-Aug 1688) & Elysabet Gerrits (-Feb 1728), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Hessel Pieterse, y.m., from Bergen & Lysbeth Claes, y.d., from Hasymus. Born ca 1668. Hessel was baptized in New Amsterdam Reformed Church, on 21 Jul 1668.159 Hessel, son of Pieter Hesselszen & Lysbeth Gerrits, witnesses Jacob Kip & Maria de La Montagne.

Marriage Record, Hackensack Dutch Reformed Church347
6 Feb 1714. Hessel Pieterse, w. of Elisabet Kuÿper, & Magdaleena Bruÿn, w. of Hendrick Cornelise Van Houte, both living at Acquiggenonck

On 1 Oct 1694 Jan Claesen married Tryntje Straetmaker (33172) , daughter of Jan Dircksen Straetmaker (15744) (ca 1642-1729) & Geesje Gerrits Van Steenwyck (15760) (ca 1646-11 Feb 1700), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Jan Claessen, y.m., from Hesymus and living there & Tryntje Straetmaker, y.d., from Hoboken and living there. Born ca Mar 1674. Tryntje was baptized in New York Reformed Church, on 4 Mar 1674.159 Tryntie, dau. of Jan Dircksz. Stratemaeker & Geeje Gerrits, witnesses Pieter Jacobszen Marius & Tryntie Walings. Tryntje died on 10 Aug 1744.

On 12 Dec 1696 Pieterje Claesen married Jacobus Jansen Ralemon.

On 2 Feb 1707 Hendrick Claesen married Jannetje Verkerck in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Hendrick Claasz Cuyper, y.m., from Ahasymus & Jannetje Verkerck, y.d., from Midwout. Jannetje died in Bergen, New Jersey on 1 Apr 1772. Buried on 3 Apr 1772 in Bergen, New Jersey.

On 22 Oct 1725 Geertie Claesen married Andries Frederiks Cadmus (12263) , son of Frederick Thomasen Cadmus (ca 1647-8 Nov 1745) & Catharina Hoppe (4184) (ca Sep 1651-8 May 1716), in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Andries Frederiksen Cadmus (widow of Priscilla Hooms) born and liv. Bergen & Geertje Claassen Kuyper, yd, born and liv. Ahasymus. Born ca Jan 1679 in Bergen, New Jersey. Andries Frederiks was baptized in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church, on 1 Jan 1679.422 Andries, son of Fredrick Tomasen & Catreyna Hoppe, no witnesses listed.

On 19 Oct 1708 Hillegond Claasze married Isaac Van Giesen (32937) , son of Reynier Sebastiaenszen Van Giesen (15664) (ca 1640-May 1707) & Dircktje Cornelese Van Groenland (-Oct 1698), in New York Reformed Church.122 Isaac Van Giesse, wid V. Cornelia Hendr. Blinkerhof & Hillegond Claasze Kuiper, jd V. Ahasyms. Born ca 1666 in Bergen, New Jersey. Isaac was baptized in Bergen Dutch Reformed Church, on 26 Dec 1666.422 Isaack, son of Reynier Van Giesen & Dirckje Cornelis, witnesses Ide van Voorst, Hans Didericks, & Janneke Edsall. Marriage bans on 26 Sep 1708 at Bergen Dutch Reformed Church.240 Isaac Van Giesen & Hillegont Klassen Kampen, y.d., born at Hasemes.

Isaac first marred Cornelia Hendericks Brinkerhoff, second Hillegond Classze Kuiper, and third Anna Breyant, widow of Nicasius Kip.

Marriage Record, Hackensack Dutch Reformed Church347
10 Oct 1713. Isack Van Gÿsee, w. of Hillegond Kuÿper, & Anna Breyand, w. of Nicasis Kip, both living here

From the History of the City of Paterson and the County of Passaic:470
    Isaac probably lived at Bergen, or perhaps at Secaucus, until Dec. 4, 1697, when he bought from John Berry a tract of 200 acres in New Barbadoes, between the Saddle river and the Hackensack river. Three or four years later he sold this land to his father-in-law, Hendrick Joris Blinkerhoff (one of the original purchasers of Acquackanonk), for £150. Either no deed was passed at the time, or else it was lost, and on May 30, 1710, Isaac confirmed the title in the heirs of Blinkerhoff. Claesje Blinkerhoff, executrix of Hendrick Joris Blinkerhoff, and Cornells Blinkerhoff, his son and heir-at-law, conveyed their interest in the premises, the same day, by assignment entered on the face of the deed. This was doubtless the land occupied by the Van Giesens for a century and a half, in the village of Hackensack; it was bounded on the north by the Voorhis line, a short distance south of the New York, Susquehanna and Western railroad, and extended from that line southerly to a line somewhat south of Warren street.
    With his second wife Hillegond he joined the Hackensack church, by letter from Bergen, Jan. 2, 1709.
    He was elected to the Assembly in 1721,and in 1739 was appointed Judge of the Bergen county common pleas, and lieutenant colonel of the Bergen county regiment of militia. Administration on the estate of Isaac Van Giesen, yeoman, late of Hackensack, was granted to Hendrick Van Giesen, Aug. 20, 1741.
    The inventory of his personal estate, and his widow Antje's selection, dated August, 1741, are in the possession [in 1901] of Augustus Van Gieson, of Paterson.