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     Hannes Vanderbeek was born circa June 1751.² He was baptized on 14 June 1751 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.² He married Abugail Terhune, daughter of Dirk A Terhune and Lea Hopper, circa 1772 at Bergen County, NJ.¹ He died on 9 June 1828 at Bergen County, NJ.² He was buried circa 11 June 1828 in the Old Paramus Reformed Church in Ridgewood.²
     Name variation: Johannes Vanderbeek.¹

     Jacob Vanderbeek was born on 29 January 1753.¹ He was baptized on 18 February 1753 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.¹ He died before 14 January 1758 at Bergen County, NJ.¹

     Jacob Vanderbeek was born circa January 1758.¹ He was baptized on 14 January 1758 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.¹ He married Annatje Vos before 1788.¹

     Jannetje Vanderbeek was born circa March 1755.¹ She was baptized on 9 March 1755 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.¹ She married Jan J Hopper before 1773.¹
     Married name: Hopper.

     Maria Vanderbeek was christened on 10 May 1679 at Dutch Reformed Church, New York, NY.^1,3 She married Hendrick Bush, son of Hendrick Bosch and Egbertsie Dricx Hendricks, on 30 September 1698 at NY Dutch Reformed Church, New York City, NY.^1,3,2
     Name variation: Maria Van der Beek.⁴ Married name: Bush.

     Marytje Vanderbeek was born circa September 1766.¹ She was baptized on 14 September 1766 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.¹

     Paulus Vanderbeek was born on 17 May 1718 at Paramus, NJ.¹ He married Annetje Ackerman, daughter of Adrian Ackerman and Annatje Meyers, on 18 June 1743 at Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.¹ He died on 10 March 1795 at Paramus, NJ, at age 76.¹

     Paulus Vanderbeek married Margrietje Fox.¹ He was born circa January 1769.¹ He was baptized on 29 January 1769 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.¹

     Paulus J Vanderbeek was baptized on 26 December 1725 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.² He married Rachel Van Blerkum, daughter of Johannes Van Blarcom and Jannetje Van Zeyl, on 8 April 1748 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, Bergen County, NJ.² He was buried circa September 1796 in the Old Paramus Reformed Church in Ridgewood.² He died circa 21 September 1796.²

     Rachel Vanderbeek was born circa October 1763.¹ She was christened on 16 October 1763 at Dutch Reformed Church, Paramus, Bergen County, NJ.¹ She married Petrus Brouwer, son of Abraham D Brouwer and Antje Nix, circa 1787.¹ She died before 19 September 1831.¹
     Married name: Brouwer.

     Aaron Vanderbilt married Ariantie Vanderhoef, daughter of Gerret Vanderhoef and Saertie Pryer. He was born circa 1760. He died in October 1834.
     Allthough we believe that Aaron Vanderbilt owned a well known farm in Bergen since stories are told of him chasing kids from his apple orchard, he is no doubt descended from Jan Aertsen Van der Bilt, who settled in New York. Possibly he is the great-grandson of Aris Janse Vanderbilt, born in New Amsterdam, died 1715 in Bergen. He eventually moved to Morris County. A deed was given the 19th of May 1809 by Benjamin Stockton, William Stockton and wife to Aaron Vanderbilt for a farm described at a place called Pigeon Hill in the township of Hanover, in the County of Morris, NJ.

In the 1860 Census, we find his daughter, Sarah Prior Vanderbilt remarried to John C. Miller, living in Morris with Eliza and Andrew Tuers, her youngest children. Her daughter, Sarah, age 20, is living close by with husband Alfred Knight, age 25. We haven't explored all of the family history for this area, but Andrew Jackson Tuers, grandson of Aaron, figures in the history of Morris County as the area is developed.

We have not found proven records as of 2010 for Aert Van der Bilt, however the probable descendancy is below:

Aris Janse Vanderbilt, son of Jan Aertsen Vanderbilt and Anneken Hendricks, was born April 1651 in New Amsterdam and died 1715 in Bergen, Hudson, NJ. He married Hilletje Remse Van der Beeck, daughter of Rem Janse Van der Beeck and Jannetje Joris Rapalje, 6 Oct 1677. She was born 16 Sep 1653. They had 10 children:

Jan Vanderbilt, b 1678, m Ida Suydam
Annetje Vanderbilt, b 1681, d 1681-82
Jannetje Vanderbilt, b 1682, m Isabrant Van Cleef
Femmetje Vanderbilt, b 1684, m Gosen Adrianse Ryerson
Rem Vanderbilt, b 1686
Hendrick Vanderbilt, b ca 1690, m Neeltje Van Cleef
Jacob Vanderbilt, b 24 Jan 1692, d 14 Dec 1760, m 1715 Neeltje Denyse
Aert Vanderbilt, b 1693, m 14 Mar 1717 Sytie Striker
Jeremyas Vanderbilt, b 19 Oct 1695, d 1750, m 11 Nov 1715 Peternella Wyckoff
Cornelius Vanderbilt, b 1697, d 22 Jan 1782

Allthough we believe that Aaron Vanderbilt owned a well known farm in Bergen since stories are told of him chasing kids from his apple orchard, he is no doubt descended from Jan Aertsen Van der Bilt, who settled in New York. Possibly he is the great-grandson of Aris Janse Vanderbilt, born in New Amsterdam, died 1715 in Bergen. He eventually moved to Morris County. A deed was given the 19th of May 1809 by Benjamin Stockton, William Stockton and wife to Aaron Vanderbilt for a farm described at a place called Pigeon Hill in the township of Hanover, in the County of Morris, NJ.

In the 1860 Census, we find his daughter, Sarah Prior Vanderbilt remarried to John C. Miller, living in Morris with Eliza and Andrew Tuers, her youngest children. Her daughter, Sarah, age 20, is living close by with husband Alfred Knight, age 25. We haven't explored all of the family history for this area, but Andrew Jackson Tuers, grandson of Aaron, figures in the history of Morris County as the area is developed.

We have not found proven records as of 2010 for Aert Van der Bilt, however the probable descendancy is below:

Aris Janse Vanderbilt, son of Jan Aertsen Vanderbilt and Anneken Hendricks, was born April 1651 in New Amsterdam and died 1715 in Bergen, Hudson, NJ. He married Hilletje Remse Van der Beeck, daughter of Rem Janse Van der Beeck and Jannetje Joris Rapalje, 6 Oct 1677. She was born 16 Sep 1653. They had 10 children:

Jan Vanderbilt, b 1678, m Ida Suydam
Annetje Vanderbilt, b 1681, d 1681-82
Jannetje Vanderbilt, b 1682, m Isabrant Van Cleef
Femmetje Vanderbilt, b 1684, m Gosen Adrianse Ryerson
Rem Vanderbilt, b 1686
Hendrick Vanderbilt, b ca 1690, m Neeltje Van Cleef
Jacob Vanderbilt, b 24 Jan 1692, d 14 Dec 1760, m 1715 Neeltje Denyse
Aert Vanderbilt, b 1693, m 14 Mar 1717 Sytie Striker
Jeremyas Vanderbilt, b 19 Oct 1695, d 1750, m 11 Nov 1715 Peternella Wyckoff
Cornelius Vanderbilt, b 1697, d 22 Jan 1782.
General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Aris Janse Vanderbilt married Hildegonde Remsen, daughter of Rem Jansen Vanderbeck and Jannetje Rapalje.^1,2

     Brechje Vanderbilt was buried in the Reformed Church Cemetery in Wyckoff.^1,2 She was born circa 26 October 1769.¹ She married Abraham Stevens on 22 April 1787 at Dutch Church, Tappan, NY.¹ She died on 29 December 1851.^1,2
     Married name: Stevens. Name variation: Bridget Vanderbilt.^1,2

     Catherine Vanderbilt was born on 3 January 1811.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹ Name variation: Catherine Debay.

     Eliza Vanderbilt was born on 2 December 1815.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹ Name variation: Eliza Krouse.

     Gerret Vanderbilt was born on 4 October 1800 at Bergen, Hudson County, NJ.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Jacob Aertse Vanderbilt was born in 1694 at Jamaica?, NY.² He married Hilletje Hartenburg, daughter of Johannes Hartenburg and Grietie Gerrits, circa 1724.²
     The Tallman file shows Jacob's parents to be Jacob Janse Van der Bilt and Maria Vender Vliet.² Name variation: Jacobus Van Der Bilt.²

     Johannes Vanderbilt married Maritje Bogert.
     Name variation: John Vanderbilt.¹

     John Vanderbilt was born on 18 August 1808 at Bergen, Hudson County, NJ. He died on 20 January 1890 at Denmark, Morris County, NJ, at age 81.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Nancy Vanderbilt was born on 9 June 1817.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹ Name variation: Nancy Van Valler.

     Sarah Prior Vanderbilt was born circa 1808 at New Jersey.² She married Abraham A Tuers, son of Jacob Toers and Marytje Post, on 1 January 1827 at Reformed Dutch Church, Bergen, NJ.³ She married John C Miller on 16 August 1856 at First Presbyterian Church, Bergen, NJ. She died on 9 September 1864 at Bergen, NJ.⁴
     She and John C Miller appeared on the census of 1860 at Rockaway Twp, Morris County, NJ. with her children Eliza Tuers, age 14, and Andrew Tuers, age 15 (house 335, family 345). Next door are Alfred M (not correct middle initial, but age is right) Knight, age 25, and wife Sarah, age 20 (house 334, family 344).² Married name: Sarah Prior Tuers. Married name: Sarah Prior Miller.
General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Lucayas Vanderburgh was born at The Netherlands.² He married Annetje Cornelise before September 1652?² He died circa 1670.² He died circa 1670 at Manhattan?, NY.¹
     Name variation: Lucas Dirckszen Vanderburgh.³ Name variation: Lucas Vanderburgh.² Name variation: Lucayas Dircksen.²

     Margaritje Lucasse Vanderburgh was baptized on 26 May 1658 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Amsterdam.¹ She married Cornelius Christiansen Van Horn, son of Christian Barentsen Van Horn and Jennetje Jans, on 4 March 1675 at Hackensack Dutch Reformed Church, Hackensack, NJ.¹ She died after 22 August 1708.¹
     Married name: Van Horn. Name variation: Margrietje Lucasdr Vandenberg.²

     Ariantie Vanderhoef married Aaron Vanderbilt. She was born on 23 October 1778 at Bergen, NJ.² She died on 3 October 1831 at New Jersey at age 52.³
     Name variation: Ariantie Vanderbilt.
General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Eva Vanderhoef was born on 25 April 1771 at Bergen, NJ.² She died on 8 November 1839 at age 68.³
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹ Name variation: Eva Sickles.

     Gerret Vanderhoef married Saertie Pryer, daughter of Marretje Sickles. He was born before 21 January 1737/38.² He died before 1797 at Bergen, Hudson County, NJ.²
     Source notes also from Wilson Ledley's Vanderhoof History:

60 GERRIT VANDERHOEF, son of Hendrick (#21), who was bp. Dutch Church on Staten Island on 21 Jan 1738/9, although he always seems to have lived in the town of Bergen. His will, which named wife and children designated (*) below, was dated in Bergen on 31 July and probated on 20 Sept 1797. His wife Sarah Pryer, daughter of Abraham & Pieterje PRYER, named by her father in his will in 1799.?Children:?179 *Marretye, b. 3 July 1769; bp 23 July 1769 in Bergen; m David LISK before 24 Nov 1792.?180 *Eva, b. 25 Apr 1770; bp. 12 May 1770 in Bergen; m. 8 Oct 1791 to Peter *SIKKELS at Bergen Dutch Church.?181 HENDRICK; b. 18 June 1773; bp. 10 July 1773 at Bergen; buried 3 Sep 1777 RDC Bergen.?182 *Ariantie, b. 23 Oct 1778; bp. 29 Nov 1778 at Bergen.?183 *Sara, b. 9 Sep 1782; bp. 24 Nov 1782 at Bergen.
General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Hendrick Vanderhoef married Eva Jacobus Slot. He was born in 1696. He died in 1746.
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹

     Marretje Vanderhoef was born on 3 July 1769 at Bergen, NJ.²
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes.¹ Name variation: Marretje Lisk.

     Sarah Vanderhoef was born in 1773 at New Jersey.¹ She married Isaac Morrison in 1794.¹ She died on 9 July 1853 at McArthur?, Vinton County, OH.¹
     Married name: Morrison.

     Cornelius Vanderhof married Elizabeth Ackerman, daughter of Lawrence Ackerman and Geertje Egbert, on 18 April 1712 (Hackensack.)²