Cornelis Janse Decker

Cornelis Jansen DECKER married, 22 Dec. 1695, to Elsie TEN BROECK, daughter of Wessel Wesselsen TEN BROECK and Maria TEN EYCK. Following their marriage, they removed from Kingston to what was in their day an undeveloped, inaccessible region in the center of Ulster County on the west side of the Shawangunk Kill. A log house was built there by Cornelis and Elsie DECKER, which was followed by a stone house erected by their son Johannes, who married, 1720, Cornelia WYNKOOP, and secondly, 1726, Marytie JANSEN. Marinus Schoonmaker, HISTORY OF KINGSTON, NEW YORK (1888), pp.489-490; Helen Wilkinson Reynolds, DUTCH HOUSES IN THE HUDSON VALLEY (1929), p.189.[1]

Marriage

Kingston DRC marriages 1660-1809

• 1695 22 Dec; Cornelis Decker, jm; Elsje Ten Broeck, jd, both of Kingston.

Children

• 1696 Aug 16; Cornelis Decker, Elsje ten Broeck; Johannes; Wessel ten Broek, Laurentia van Kellenaar [26]
• 1698 May 01; Cornelis Decker, Elsje ten Broek; Maria; Joannes Westbroek, Jacomyntje Gaasbeek [26]
• 1700 Jan 14; Cornelis Janssen Decker, Elsje ten Broeck; Heyltje; Jacob Decker, Magdalena Westbroeck
• 1702 Jan 25; Cornelis Janssen Decker, Elsje ten Broek; Wessel; Wessel ten Broek jr, Geertruy ten Broek