Maeyken HendryjksonAge: 381625–1663
- Name
- Maeyken Hendryjkson
| Birth | about 1625 57 50 Mappelen Dreuth, Holland |
| Marriage | William (Willem) Crom - View Family about 1645 (Age 20) Holland |
| Marriage of parents | between 1594 and 1649 |
| Birth of a daughter #1 | 1653 (Age 28) Gelderland, Holland Geertje Crom - daughter |
| None-Ending | William (Willem) Crom - View Family before 1654 (Age 29) Holland |
| Death of a husband | about 1654 (Age 29) Holland William (Willem) Crom - husband |
| Marriage of a daughter | before 1686 (Age 61) Geertje Crom - daughter |
| Death of a father | between 1619 and 1693 |
| Death of a mother | between 1619 and 1699 Anne Jan Jans or Lysbeth Voet - mother |
| Death of a daughter | between 1654 and 1747 (Age 29) Geertje Crom - daughter |
| Death | between 1663 and 1724 (Age 38) New Jersey, United States of America |
| Family with parents - View Family |
| father |
Hendrick or Peter Hendryjksen of Mappelen
Birth between 1568 and 1614 - Mappelen Dreuth, Holland
Death between 1619 and 1693 (Age 51) - |
7 years mother |
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| Marriage: between 1594 and 1649 | |
31 years #1 |
Maeyken Hendryjkson
Birth about 1625 57 50 - Mappelen Dreuth, Holland
Death between 1663 and 1724 (Age 38) - New Jersey, United States of America |
| Family with William (Willem) Crom - View Family |
| husband |
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27 years |
Maeyken Hendryjkson
Birth about 1625 57 50 - Mappelen Dreuth, Holland
Death between 1663 and 1724 (Age 38) - New Jersey, United States of America |
| Marriage: about 1645 -- Holland | |
8 years #1 daughter |
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| Shared note | According to WFT Vol 15, tree 3322, in 1663 indians invaded Wildwyck (now Kingston, NY) and the New Village and excaped with the women and children as hostages (including the Crom's and the Van Meteren's). Among these were the wife and children of Jan Joost. The Dutch Army and men from the settlement rescued them. Came to US with Jan Joost and all children on the D'Vas (Fox). It sailed from Amsterdam on April 12, 1662 and arrived in New Amsterdam (now New York City) on August 31, 1662. They immediately continued up the Hudson River to Wildwyck. |