"Paul Küster’s wife was a native of Kaldenkirchen, Germany. She was a sister of Wilhelm and Jan Streyper, and a cousin through her mother of Herman, Abraham and Dirck Op den Graaf, the last two of whom, with others, signed the first written protest against slavery proclaimed in America.”

From:The Pound and Kester families: containing an account of the ancestry of John Pound (born in 1735) and William Kester (born in 1733) and a genealogical record of all their descendants and other family historical matter, Regan Printing House, 1904, p.302, found on Google Books

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	 1645 - Kaldenkirchen, Viersen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Death: February 23, 1708 (63) - Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

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Gertrude Op Den Graeff DOORS was born about 1645 in Kaldenkirchen, Lower Rhine, Prussia, German.(2669) She was buried in 1708 in Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pa..(2670) She died on 28 Feb 1708 in Germantown, Philadelphia Co., Pa.. (2671) Parents: Matthias Grietes DOORS and Agnes Hallerken Op Den GRAEFF.

She was married to Paulus Von Haren CUSTER on 16 Oct 1668 in Reformed Church, Kaldenkirchen, Germany.(2672) Children were: Eva Doors KUSTER.