Albert Opdyck

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He was a planter in Maidenhead and Hopewell, New Jersey.

Albert was an early member of the Baptist church at Hopewell.

Albert alone of the immediate descendants of the original Opdyck settlers retained the Opdyck spelling, which was changed by all others to Updike. His four sons were therefor the ancestors of all the Opdyckes, Opdykes and Obdykes in the united States. He died 1752 in Hunterdon Co, New Jersey.

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Married Elizabeth died December 16, 1761 children: John, Joshua, William 1715-1785 (Nancy Carpenter), Benjamin, Sarah, Catherine, Frank, Hannah

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Albert is generally accepted as the author of all of the name who spell it with a "O" (C.W. Opdyke, 403).

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They had 9 children in all.
Loyalist from New Jersey settling in Long Point, Woodhouse Twp., Norfolk Co., by time of 1805 census. Order-in-Council 25 Jun 1807. of Windham