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Abraham de Peyster (bef.1657 - 1728) Abraham was born in New Amsterdam ath the Dutch Reformed Church* 1657 Jul 08; Johannes de Peyster, Cornelia Lubberts; Abraham ; Abraham de la Noy & wife, Jan de Jonge •~ After the Glorious Revolution i... |
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Anna de Peyster (Bancker) (1670 - 1736) Anna Bancker De Peyster by Stefan Bieliski "Anna Bancker was born in March 1670. she was the daughter of Albany New comers Gerrit & Elizabeth Van Epps Bancker.In Oct. 1688, she married Johannes De Peys... |
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Cornelia Clarkson (de Peyster) (1695 - 1753) Born about 1695. Daughter of Capt. Johan/Johannes De Peyster and Anna (Bancker) De Peyster, natives of Holland.Cornelia married about 1718 to Matthew Clarkson and they had about 10 children: Catharine,... |
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Cornelia Clarkson (de Peyster) (deceased) |
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Cornelia Lubbertse van Elburch (c.1632 - c.1721) Cornelia Lubberts was married in New Amsterdam at the Dutch Reformed Church * 1651 17 Dec; Jan de Peyster, jm van Haerlem; Cornelia Lubberts , jd van Haerlem |
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Cornelius de Peyster (1673 - 1749) Cornelis was Baptised in New Amsterdam at the Dutch Reformed Church . His parents were also married at the Dutch Reformed Church.* 1673 Oct 04 ; Johannes de Peyster, Cornelia Lubberts; Cornelis ; Corne... |
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Elizabeth Peale (de Peyster) (1765 - 1804) 1791, he married Elizabeth de Peyster (d. 1804), his second wife, with whom he had another six children. One son, Franklin Peale, born on October 15, 1795, became the Chief Coiner at the Philadelphia M... |
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Elizabeth Hamilton (de Peyster) (1694 - 1774) |
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Hyltje van Beuren (de Peyster) (c.1733 - c.1755) died at 22 or 23 yrs old* 1st wife of Dr. Beekman van Beuren* part of the renowned Dutch De Peyster merchant family of New York City• Her grandfather, Johannes de Peyster (1666–1719), was the 23rd Mayo... |
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Johannes de Peyster (1626 - c.1685) Jan and Cornelia were married in New Amsterdam at the Dutch Reformed Church * 1651 17 Dec; Jan de Peyster , jm van Haerlem; Cornelia Lubberts , jd van Haerlem * Amsterdam immigrant in 1645 • with 92 ot... |
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Johannes de Peyster (1653 - d.) Johannes was Baptised in New Amsterdam at the Dutch Reformed Church*1653 Aug 03; Johannes de Peyster, Cornelia Lubberts; Johannes ; Johannes Pieterszen Van Brug, Johannes Gilliszen Van Brug |
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Johannes de Peyster (1666 - 1711) Johannes was Baptised in New Amsterdam at the Dutch Reformed Church * 1666 Sep 22; Johannes de Peyster, Cornelia Luberts; Johannes ; Johannes Van Brug, Jacques Couseau, Margareta de Riemer * scholtz.or... |
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John Watts de Peyster, Sr. [Brevet Major General (New York Militia)] (1821 - 1907) Watts de Peyster, Sr. (March 9, 1821 – May 4, 1907) was an author on the art of war, philanthropist, and early Adjutant General of the New York National Guard. He served in the New York State Militia d... |
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Captain Abraham de Peyster (c.1753 - c.1798) DE PEYSTER, ABRAHAM, army officer and office-holder; b. 1753 in New York City, son of James (Jacobus) De Peyster and Sarah Reade; m. 1783 in New York City Catherine Livingston, and they had six childre... |
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Abraham de Peyster (1696 - 1767) |
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Abraham De Peyster (deceased) |
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Abraham de Peyster (bef.1701 - 1775) ~• died unmarried 34. vii. Abraham, 3 bapt., New York Dutch, July 6, 1701 (BDC: 276); sponsors. Do. Gaultherius Dubois, Claas Evertse en Helena Van Balen, h.v. Dom.Dubois (BDC:276); died unmarried ... |
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Abraham de Peyster (1742 - 1799) |
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Abraham de Peyster (b. - 1659) |
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Abraham R. de Peyster (deceased) |
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Abraham De Peyster (deceased) |
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Abraham de Peyster (1798 - 1836) |
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Alice Justina de Peyster (DeWitt) (1841 - 1869) |
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Alice T de Peyster (c.1911 - d.) Residence : 1930 - Manhattan (Districts 0501-0750), New York, New York, USA* Race : White** Updated from 1930 United States Federal Census via sibling Helen Depeyster by SmartCopy : Mar 14 2015, 4:35:3... |
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Alice Abercrombie de Peyster (Abercrombie-Miller) (1885 - bef.1965) |
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Alice de Peyster Todd (de Peyster) (1910 - 1983) |
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Anna De Peyster (Schuyler) (1697 - 1750) |
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Anna de Peyster (deceased) |
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Anna de Peyster (1746 - 1832) |
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Anna Douw (de Peyster) (1723 - 1794) Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via son Johannes De Peyster Douw by SmartCopy : May 16 2015, 1:14:21 UTC |
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Anna de Peyster (Beekman) (1778 - 1857) |
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Ann Zabriskie Stagg (de Peyster) (1790 - 1871) |
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Antoinette de Peyster (Poelvaech) (b. - 525) |
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Arent Schuyler De Peyster, Lieutenant-Colonel (1736 - 1822) Schuyler DePeyster (27 June 1736 – 26 November 1822) was a British military officer best known for his term as commandant of the British controlled Fort Michilimackinac and Fort Detroit during the Amer... |
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Arent Schuyler de Peyster (1736 - 1822) |
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Augusta McEvers de Peyster (Morris) (1851 - 1911) Augusta McEvers Morris (1851–1911) was a daughter of William Henry Morris (1810–1896) and his second wife, Ella (née Birckhead) Morris. Her half-brother was Augustus Newbold Morris. On October 10, 1871... |
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Augusta McEvers de Peyster (Morris) (1851 - d.) |
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Augustus de Peyster (1836 - 1930) sources===* Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois), 22 Feb 1939, Wed., Page 14** link |
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Carola Anna Kip (De Peyster) (1882 - 1950) |
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Catharine Augusta de Peyster (1835 - 1911) |
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Catharine Van Cortlandt (De Peyster) (deceased) |
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Catharine de Peyster (de Lavoye) (deceased) |
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Catherina Rutgers (de Peyster) (1711 - d.) |
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Catherina Helena Becker (Peyster) (1838 - 1942) Residence : 1870 - Holland, Ottawa, Michigan, United States** Reference: FamilySearch Family Tree - SmartCopy : Dec 12 2022, 6:58:39 UTC |
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Catherine de Peyster (1665 - c.1734) |
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Catherine Augusta de Peyster (Livingston) (1755 - 1839) after living in exile (Canada) with Abraham de Peyster (from 1783 through 1798), she and her remaining children moved back to New York.• Catherine and Abraham are first cousins |
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Catherine de Peyster (Livingston) (deceased) |
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Catherine Van Cortlandt (de Peyster) (1688 - 1734) |
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Catherine Matilda van Cortlandt Field (de Peyster) (1818 - 1886) |
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Cathrina de Peyster (b. - 1787) |
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Cathrina de Peyster (b. - 1787) |
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Christina de Peyster (Baldwin) (1757 - 1835) |
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Christina de Peyster (Daily) (deceased) |
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Clermony Livingston de Peyster (1865 - 1867) |
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Cornelia Van Rensselaer (De Peyster) (deceased) |
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Cornelia Livingston (de Peyster) (1802 - 1875) Updated from FamilySearch Family Tree via daughter Emily Maria Livingston by SmartCopy : May 12 2015, 14:32:19 UTC |
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Cornelia Depeyster (Schuyler) (deceased) |
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Cornelia Dishington (bef.1683 - 1750) Cornelia was Baptised at the Dutch Reformed Church. *1683 Aug 08; Jan Disselton, Cornelia Willems; Cornelia ; Jannetie Willems.* note : She was born/baptised in 1683 which is too late add her to the Ge... |
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Cornelia Chance (De Peyster) (deceased) |
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Cornelia Lubbertse (1632 - 1715) /freepages.genealogy... ; Cornelia Van Elburch De Peijster (Rn=8820), who was born September 1632 at Haarlem, North Holland, Netherland and died before September 1725 at 93 years of age. She married 17... |
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Cornelia De Peyster (bef.1695 - d.) |
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Cornelia Teller (de Peyster) (deceased) |
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Cornelis de Peyster (deceased) |
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Cornelius de Peyster (deceased) |
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Dorothy Shelby de Peyster (Siems) (deceased) |
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Edgar de Peyster (1836 - 1901) |
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Edward Samuel de Peyster (1800 - 1802) |
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Elizabeth Beekman (de Peyster) (1692 - d.) |
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Elizabeth De Peyster (deceased) |
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Elizabeth de Peyster (Danckaerts) (deceased) |
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Elizabeth de Peyster (Brasier) (1735 - 1772) |
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Elizabeth Ambramse Hamilton (de Peyster) (deceased) |
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Elizabeth de Peyster (deceased) |
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Elizabeth Clarkson (de Peyster) (1737 - 1775) |
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Elizabeth de Peyster (Rutgers) (1742 - d.) In March 1763, he (Gerardus) married Elizabeth Rutgers, his slightly younger cousin, in New York City. However, their only child was buried in Albany in December 1778. |
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Elizabeth de Peyster (Haring) (c.1743 - 1821) |
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Eliza Livingston Clarkson (de Peyster) (1829 - 1909) |
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Emily Maria Livingston (1805 - 1873) Updated from WikiTree Genealogy via father Peter William Livingston by SmartCopy : May 15 2015, 20:12:26 UTC |
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Emily Maria de Peyster (deceased) |
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Estelle Elizabeth de Peyster (deceased) |
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Estelle de Peyster (Livingston) (1819 - 1898) |
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Eva De Peyster (van Nuys/Ouke) (1721 - d.) |
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Eve Margaret Elizabeth Hake (de Peyster) (1784 - 1810) children per findagrave Anna De Peyster Hake Robert Gerard Livingston Hake Samuel Elias Hake 1806–1808 |
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Florence Bryant de Peyster (1912 - d.) |
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Florence A. de Peyster (Bryant) (aft.1876 - 1957) Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 03 May 1957, Fri., Page 58** link |
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FNU de Peyster (deceased) |
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Frances Goodhue De Peyster (Ashton) (1808 - 1871) |
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Frances de Peyster (deceased) |
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Frances de Peyster (DeKay) (1753 - 1826) |
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Frederic Ashton Ashton de Peyster (c.1875 - 1951) |
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Frederic Ashton de Peyster, Jr. (1912 - bef.1995) |
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Capt. Frederick Augustus De Peyster (aft.1796 - 1882) de Peyster (born in New York City, 11 November 1796; died in Tivoli, New York, 17 August 1882) was a New York City lawyer.BiographyHis father, named Frederick and also born in New York City, was a neph... |
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Frederic Augustus de Peyster (1874 - 1939) of Winnetka, Cook Co., IL where for 45 years he was with Illinois Bell (telephone) Co. = Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) 22 Feb 1939, Wed Page 14 |
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Col. Frederic de Peyster (deceased) |
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Colonel Frederic de Peyster, III (USA) (1839 - 1905) Frederic de Peyster III was a Union Colonel and surgeon. |
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Frederic Ashton de Peyster (1874 - 1951) |
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Frederic "the Marquis" de Peyster (1731 - 1773) |
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Frederick de Peyster, III (deceased) |
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Capt. Frederick de Peyster (c.1791 - 1868) |
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Frederick de Peyster (1758 - 1834) •~> [Published in Acadiensis Vol. 6, No. 4, October 1906, Vol. 7, No. 1, January 1907, and Vol. 8, No. 2, April 1907.](in reference to: King's Mountain These things are ominous these are the damned yel... |