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     Niesje De Groot married Hendrick Storms, son of Dirck Gorisz Storm and Maria Van Montfort, in 1696/97.¹
     Married name: Storms.

     Pieter Jacobus De Groot was born on 31 August 1653 at Amersfort, NY.⁴ He was baptized on 31 August 1653 at Amersfort, NY.¹ He married Belitje Van Schaik, daughter of Arie Cornelisen Van Schaick and Rebecca Ideus, on 10 December 1681 at Dutch Church, NY.^1,3 He died after 1715.¹ He was buried in the NY Dutch Church.⁴
     Name variation: Petrus Jacobus DeGroot.⁴

     Sarah De Groot married Benjamin Van Westervelt, son of Benjamin Van Westervelt and Elsie Earl.¹
     Married name: Van Westervelt.

     Frank de Haan was born on 14 January 1864 at Stiens, Leeuwarderadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands.^1,3,4,2 He married Grietje Meyer on 12 May 1888 at Leeuwarderadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands.^1,3,2
     He was a laborer in a printshop, later a printer.^1,5,2      His parents were Pieter Hessels de Haan and Klaaske Tjepkes Tjepkema.^3,4,2 Name variation: Frans de Haan.^3,2 He immigrated on 4 May 1893 on the Spaarndam, from Rotterdam, arriving on 4 May 1893 in New York with two children: Pieter (3) and Jan (1 + 6 mo). They were going to Paterson, NJ. They were traveling 2nd cabin. A Willemke Meijer (16) and Johannes Meijer (14) are travelling with them.^1,5,6,2 He and Grietje Meyer appeared on the census of 1900 at 307 North 10th Street, Manchester Township, Passaic County, NJ. with 6 children: Peter (Apr 1889, Holland), John (Oct 1891, Holland), Jessie (Sep 1893), Clara (Jul 1895), an unknown person (Jun 1897) and Harry (Jun 1899.)^1,2 He and Grietje Meyer appeared on the census of 1910 at Prescott Avenue (#445), Hawthorne Borough, Passaic County, NJ. with 11 children: Peter (21, Holland), John (18, Holland), Jessie (16, Holland), Clara (14), an unknown person (12), Harry (12), Charley (8), William (7), Susie (4), Annie (3) and Johanna (1 + 1 mo). A boarder John de Haan (27) and his wife Anna (23), both born in Holland live with them.^5,2 He and Grietje Meyer appeared on the census of 1920 at 125 East Ackerman Ave, Glen Rock Borough, Bergen County, NJ. with 6 children: Clara (24), Charles (19), William (17), Susie (14), Annie (12) and Johanna (10.)^7,2

     Henry de Haan was born on 1 June 1897 at New Jersey.^3,4,5,2 He married Marjorie Kazand, daughter of John Kazand and Katherine Venneman, on 6 December 1917 at Paterson, Passaic County, NJ.^1,2 He died in June 1987 at Vero Beach, Indian River County, FL.^4,2
     He was a bookkeeper in a rubber works.^3,2 He and Marjorie Kazand appeared on the census of 1920 at 276 North 11th Street, Prospect Park Borough, Passaic County, NJ.^3,2

     Elizabeth De Haven married John Pawling, son of Jan Pawling and Aagje DeWitt.¹
     Married name: Pawling.

     Marguerite De Herville died at Bergen County, NJ.² She was born in 1596 at Somme, France.² She married Jean Desmarets, son of Francois De Marets and Elisabeth Herbecq, in 1619 at Cambray, France.^1,2
     Married name: Desmarets.

     Antje de Hooges was born at Hurley, Ulster County, NY.¹ She was baptized on 19 November 1683 at Kingston, Ulster County, NY.¹ She married Emanuel Van Etten, son of Jacob Jansen Van Etten and Anna Adriance, on 10 May 1702 at Kingston, Ulster County, NY.¹
     Married name: Van Etten.

     Claatje de Hooges married Teunis Quick, son of Thomas Theunissen Quick and Rijmerick Westvall, in 1696.¹
     Married name: Quick.

     Eva De Hooges was born at Hurley, Ulster County, NY.¹ She married Pieter Van Etten, son of Jacob Jansen Van Etten and Anna Adriance, on 12 October 1697 at Ulster County, NY.¹
     Married name: Van Etten.

     Bastiaan de Jong married Elizabeth de Jong.^1,2 He was born on 8 May 1912.^3,2 He died in November 1982 at Haledon, Passaic County, NJ, at age 70.^1,3,2

     Elizabeth de Jong married Bastiaan de Jong.^1,2 She was born in 1917 at The Netherlands.^1,2 She died on 11 September 2003 at Wood-Ridge, Bergen County, NJ.^1,2
     Surviving are two sons: Bastiaan of Boynton Beach, FL and Hendrikes of Dumont; and a sister in Holland.^1,2      Services were 12 Sep at Vander Plaat Memorial Home in Paramus.^1,2 Name variation: Elizabeth van Vogt.^1,2 Married name: de Jong.

     Jennie de Jong was born in 1876 at The Netherlands.^1,2 She married Rienk de Jong in 1896.^1,3,2
     Married name: de Jong. She and Rienk de Jong appeared on the census of 1910 at 125 North Main Street, Paterson City (1st Ward), Passaic County, NJ. with six children: an unknown person (13), Elida (12), Martha (8), Tillie (7), John S. (5) and Richard (3), all born in NJ.^3,2 She and Rienk de Jong appeared on the census of 1920 at 81 Rea Ave, Haledon Borough, Passaic County, NJ. with five children: Alida (21), Martha (18), Tillie (17), John S. (15) and Richard (13), all born in NJ.^1,2

     Josie de Jong was born in 1898 at New Jersey.^3,2 She married Roy Kay between 22 November 1917 and 29 November 1917 at Paterson, NJ.^1,2
     Married name: Kay.² She and Roy Kay appeared on the census of 1920 at 145 North 7th Street. with their son (name unreadable) (1 + 3 mo.)^3,2

     Pietje Ates de Jong was born in 1867 at Berlikum, Menaldumadeel, Friesland, The Netherlands.^1,2,3 She married Jacob Kuiken, son of Dirk Klazes Kuiken and Piertje van den Brink, on 19 May 1887 at Het Bildt, Friesland, The Netherlands.^1,2
     Her parents were Ate Gerbens de Jong and Lammertje Andries Smeding.^1,2 Married name: Kuiken.

     Rienk de Jong was born in 1874 at The Netherlands.^3,2 He married Jennie de Jong in 1896.^4,5,2
     He was in 1910 a merchant (hardware), in 1920 a blacksmith helper.^4,5,2      As a lodger. He was 26, born Apr 1874 in the Netherlands. Occupation unreadable, he is single, and household is continued from another page, but the reference is cut off. However if the children are his, then he should have been married by now!^6,2      Possible birth: son of Marten de Jong and Elizabeth Hof (1874 #A 139). No son Marten, no daughter Elisabeth.² He immigrated on 10 June 1893 on the Rotterdam, from Rotterdam, arriving on 10 Jun 1893 in New York. He was alone, and going to Paterson, NJ.^7,2 He and Jennie de Jong appeared on the census of 1910 at 125 North Main Street, Paterson City (1st Ward), Passaic County, NJ. with six children: an unknown person (13), Elida (12), Martha (8), Tillie (7), John S. (5) and Richard (3), all born in NJ.^5,2 He and Jennie de Jong appeared on the census of 1920 at 81 Rea Ave, Haledon Borough, Passaic County, NJ. with five children: Alida (21), Martha (18), Tillie (17), John S. (15) and Richard (13), all born in NJ.^4,2

     Thijs de Jong was born at The Netherlands.^3,2 He married Tillie den Hartog, daughter of Cornelius Den Hartog and Grietje de Vries.^1,2 He died before 1914.^1,2
     He immigrated on 12 March 1896 on the Kensington, from Antwerp, arriving in New York on 12 Mar 1896. He was a laborer, going to Paterson, NJ.^4,2

     Adrian De Jongh was born circa 1530.¹
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, NY Rec. 1939 vol. 70, p. 33.

     Adrian De Jongh was born circa 1500.¹
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, NY Rec. 1939 vol. 70, p. 33.²

     Adrian Martensen De Jongh was born circa 1600.¹
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, NY Rec. 1939 vol. 70, p. 33.

     Meerten Adrians De Jongh was born circa 1565.¹
     General source(s) for this information, see footnotes, NY Rec. 1939 vol. 70, p. 33.

     Christina De Kay married Nathaniel Wheeler, son of Nathan Wheeler and Mary Dayton.¹ She was born in 1769. She died in 1853.
     Married name: Wheeler.

     Jacob De Koning married Marie C. De Koning.^1,2 He was born on 21 June 1892.^3,2 He died in December 1976 at New York, NY, at age 84.^1,3,2
     A Jacob de Koning (18) immigrates on the Noordam, arriving on Nov 8, 1910 in New York. He was born in Middelharnis, and his going to his brother C. J. de Koning, 114 East Mainstreet, Paterson, NJ.^4,2

     Marie C. De Koning was born at The Netherlands.^1,2 She married Jacob De Koning.^1,2 She died on 2 February 1972 at North Jersey Convalescent Home, Paterson, Passaic County, NJ.^1,2 She was buried on 4 February 1972 in the Laurel Grove Memorial Park in Totowa.^1,2
     Surviving, besides her husband, are two daughters: Adrianna (Fishbaugh) of Poughkeepsie, NY and Margaret of New York City, and two sisters: Grace (Zegel) of Forked River and Adrianna (Van Ess) of Texas.^1,2 Married name: De Koning. She immigrated in 1921 in 1921.^1,2

     After his father was killed he entered the army of an Italian prince where he spent his life. He died unmarried.²

     Jean Baptiste De Kype was before 1569 a priest in the church of Rome.¹

     Ruloff De Kype was born in 1544.¹
     Ruloff remained in Holland, became a Protestant and settled in Amsterdam. He later dropped the French prefix 'De' from his name.¹ Name variation: Ruloff Kype.¹

     Ruloff De Kype was born between 1510 and 1520.¹ He died on 13 March 1569 near Jarnac.²
     Ruloff was an adherent of the Guises and took a prominent role in the civil war between the Protestants and Catholics. In 1562 his chateau was taken and he fled to Holland with his three sons. In 1569 he reentered France with his son Henri and joined the army of the Duke of Anjou. He was killed in the battle on 13 Mar 1569 and buried in a small church.²

     Ariaantje De La Mater married Aldert Kierstide, son of Roelof Kierstide and Eycke Albertse Roosa, on 26 October 1714.¹ She died circa 1791.¹
     Married name: Kierstide.

     Abraham de la Montagne was baptized at NY Dutch Church, Haarlem, NY.¹ He married Rebecca Van Pelt, daughter of Teunis Jansen Lanen Van Pelt and Grietje Jans, on 27 February 1689 at New York.¹