Theunis Thomaszen Quick

He was the son of Thomas Quick, (1579-1650) who was born in Naarden, Holland. He grew to adulthood in Naarden and married there, 9 Mar 1625, to Belijtgen Jacobus. He became a mason by trade. At least two children were born to them before they set sail for the New World.

They settled on the tip of New Amsterdam (now Manhattan) across the street from the fort. As the city grew he was kept busy with his trade. He was sometimes known as Theunis Quick de Matzelaer van Naarden, meaning the mason from Naarden.

He was granted "Small Burgher Right" at New Amsterdam on 14 Apr 1657. He took the Oath of Allegiance 22-26 Oct 1664 at New York.

He had more than 20 dealings of buying and selling real estate between 1645 and 1663. On 19 April 1666 he was living on the Beaver Graft.

He may have died in the first half of 1667 as several times his real estate sales of previous years are made clear in the courts in the summer of that year.

He was the father of seven known children;

1. Weytje bpt.-23 July 1628, Naarden
2. Jacob b-Naarden
3. Hellegonde bpt.-25 Nov 1640, New Amsterdam
4. Marritje bpt.-23 Mar 1642, N.A.
5. Thomas bpt.-24 Apr 1644, N.A.
6. Geertje bpt.-12 Nov 1645, N.A.
7. Dirck bpt.-26 July 1648, N.A.

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Last name aka 'Cuyck'.

Bever Graft, or Gracht (Beaver street, west of Broad to Bowling Green, with canal or creek in center) is an address assigned to both Teunis Tomassen Quick and Jacob Teunisen

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Theunis Thomaszen/Thomass Quick

1. Biographical notes:

Probably born about 1600 at/near Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, which is located on the south shore of the Zierder Zee, about 15 miles east of Amsterdam. Employed as a mason; sometimes signed his name “Theunis Thomaszen Quick de Malzelaer van Naarden,” which means “the mason from Naarden.” Probably emigrated from Holland to America (New Amsterdam) shortly after 23 July 1628 (bapt. date for oldest child, Weyntje). First Quick recorded as residing at New Amsterdam (New York) on 25 November 1640, the date of his daughter’s baptism.

2. Wife: Belejtgen/Belitjegen/Beel Jacobus/Jacobs

Married Theunis Thomasyen Quick on 9 March 1625 at Naarden, New Holland, Netherlands. Resided there prior to marriage.

3. Children: (seven, including)

a. Weyntje Teunis Theunissen Quick: Baptized 23 July 1628 at Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands. Emigrated from Holland to America with her parents, probably soon after birth. Married Herck H. Syboutszen on 16 November 1642 at the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America and had 15 children.

b. Jacob Theuniszen Quick "de Looper", which means, "the walker": Probably born about 1630 at Naarden, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, since he signed his name “Van Naarden” sometimes, and no baptism record has been found at New Amsterdam. Died before 1689 in New York. Had a bakery business in New York City, and had many interests in Albany. Married Neeltje Cornelis at the New Amsterdam Dutch Church on 24 March 1655/65 and had at least 4 children.

c. Hillegonde/Helegant Theunisse Quick: Born 11 November 1640 at New Amsterdam (Dutch Colony), North America. Baptized there 25 November 1640 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. Died 15 March 1707 in New York City. Married Jacob Theunisen/Teunissen de Kay (Van Thuyl), who was employed as a baker, on 29 March 1658 in the New Amsterdam Dutch Reformed Church. Jacob came from Thuyl in Gelderland, Holland and had 14 children between 1659 and 1686. He purchased his father-in-law's residence on 22 August 1663 and that property remained in the deKay family until 1771. Resided on Exchange Street (now Whitehall Street) in New Amsterdam.

d. Marritje Theunisse Quick: Baptized 23 March 1642 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands (by one acct, d. that day). By one account married Sebastien Van Sevenhuzsen on 20 September 1659 and had at least the following child:

(1. Belletje Sevenhuzsen.

e. Thomas Theunissen Quick: Baptized 24 April 1644 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. Died before 11 October 1698 in the Minisink region of Orange County, New York. Resided at Kingston (Esopus), New York in 1665. In 1676 had a survey of land made in Rochester Township, Ulster County, New York, and the land records of Albany say: "September 4, 1676, Thomas Quick at ye Mabaccus [became "Rochester" in 1703] and ye Ron Doubt River." Employed as a farmer. On 2 November 1702 Thomas signed (presumably on behalf of his deceased brother, Dirck, the indenture contract for his nephew, Thomas Quick, generation 6, below. Married Rymerick/Reimerick/Rynberg Jurriaens/Jurieu Westvael/Westfall on 7 December 1672 at the Kingston Church and had the following children:

(1. Jurrieaen Quick: Born 20 April 1679.

(2. Johannes Quick: Born 9 September 1683. Baptized 26 May 1691. Married Bregjen Midday in March 1716 and had the following son:

(a. Thomas Quick: Born 25 August 1717.

(3. Weyntie Quick: Born 28 March 1686. Baptized 29 September 1692. Married Niclaus Schoonhoven and had the following children:

(a. Thomas Schoonhoven: Born 1714.

(b. Rebekka Schoonhoven: Born 1717.

(4. Elletje Quick: Born 21 July 1688.

(5. Geertje Quick: Born 25 August 1695.

f. Geertje Theunisse T. Quick: Baptized 12 November 1645 in the Dutch Church, New Amsterdam, New Netherlands. Married Carston Luersen on 1 December 1668 and had 11 children. Remained at New Amsterdam, where they owned valuable property.

g. Dirck Theuniszen Quick:

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