Elizabeth Van Nuis (F)
(May 31, 1730 - after December 9, 1750), #136414
Pedigree

     Elizabeth Van Nuis was baptized on May 31, 1730 at Dutch Reformed Church, New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Elizabeth Van Nuis was the daughter of John Van Nuis and Ariantje (Unknown). Elizabeth Van Nuis married Johannes M. Voorhees, son of Minne Lucasse Van Voorhees and Antje Wyckoff, on February 26, 1749/50. Elizabeth Van Nuis died after December 9, 1750.

John Van Nuis (M)
#136415

     John Van Nuis married Ariantje (Unknown).

Anne Van Nuys (F)
( - 1841), #4315
Pedigree

     Anne Van Nuys was the daughter of Roelof Van Nuys. Anne Van Nuys married Jacob Covenhoven, son of Johannes Couwenhoven and Catharine Stellenwerf, on August 28, 1824. They had no issue. Anne Van Nuys died in 1841.

Catharine Van Nuys (F)
#360923

     Catharine Van Nuys married Jan Kouwenhoven.

Catherine Van Nuys (F)
(May 23, 1829 - ), #211434
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Catherine Van Nuys was born on May 23, 1829. Catherine Van Nuys was the daughter of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Catherine Van Nuys (F)
#217627

     Catherine Van Nuys married Peter Lucas Nevius, son of Lucas Nevius and Mayche Cornell.

Catherine Van Nuys (F)
(1761 - July 14, 1833), #412867

     Catherine Van Nuys was born in 1761 at Millstone, Somerset County, New Jersey. Catherine Van Nuys married Garrett Terhune, son of Stephen Terhune and Margaret Cornell, on September 3, 1776 at Millstone, Somerset County, New Jersey. Catherine Van Nuys died on July 14, 1833 at Harrodsburg, Mercer County, Kentucky. Catherine Van Nuys was buried at same as husband. See his notes..

Charity Van Nuys (F)
(October 14, 1817 - April 11, 1839), #211659
Pedigree

     Charity Van Nuys was born on October 14, 1817 at Shelby County, Kentucky. Charity Van Nuys was the daughter of Teunis Van Nuys and Catherine Demaree. Charity Van Nuys married William McCaslin, son of David Wasson McCaslin and Mary Marrs, on May 1, 1838 at Franklin Twp., Johnson County, Indiana. Charity Van Nuys died on April 11, 1839 at age 21.

Cornelius Van Nuys (M)
(August 7, 1834 - ), #211436
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Cornelius Van Nuys was born on August 7, 1834. Cornelius Van Nuys was the son of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Edna Probasco Van Nuys (F)
(September 30, 1887 - June 30, 1971), #340254
Pedigree
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Edna Probasco Van Nuys was born on September 30, 1887. Edna Probasco Van Nuys was the daughter of Henry Brokaw Van Nuys and Margaretta Bennett. Edna Probasco Van Nuys married LeRoy Higgins LaBaw, son of Joseph Chamberlain LaBaw and Susna Scott Higgins, on October 6, 1910 at Belle Mead, Somerset County, New Jersey. Edna Probasco Van Nuys died on June 30, 1971 at Belle Mead, Somerset County, New Jersey, at age 83.
     Edna Probasco Van Nuys attended Trenton Model School, which was like a High School. This was unusual for girls in those days, but her mother pushed education. She later did secretarial work for Labawco Pumps, a business founded by her husband.

She did a lot of sewing, cross stitch and crocheting. When her children were young, she had a seamstress come in and make their clothes.

Labaw -Van Nuys.
A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Van Nuys, at Belle Mead, October 6, when their only daughter, Edna Probasco, was united in marriage to Mr. LeRoy Higgins Labaw, of Neshanic.
While the guests were assembling, Miss Mabel Garretson played "Hearts and Flowers," " Melody of Love," and "Sweet Suspense." Promptly at five o'clock she started the Lohengrin wedding niarch. The groom and his best man, Mr. Francis Hoagland, of South Branch, cousin of the groom, entered a side door and waited under a floral bell suspended from an arch of evergreens for the bridal party.
First came the two ushers, Peter P. Van Nuys, brother of the bride, and J. Britton Reger, cousin of the groom, followed by the two bridesmaids, Miss Sarah S. Labaw, sister of the groom, and Miss Floy H. Van Zandt, of Skillman. Preceding the bride came the flower girl and page, Miss Margaretta Hill and Master Raymond Hagaman, both cousins of the bride. She was given away by her father.
The ring ceremony was performed by the bride's pastor, Rev. Wm. L. Sahler, of Harlingen, assisted by Rev. John Hart, pastor of the groom.
During the ceremony the musician played "Love Song," very softly, and, during congratulations, "Whisperings of Love," "Cupid's Seranade," etc. .The bride was dressed in white satin, en train, with pearl trimmings, and carried white roses. The bridesmaids wore pale blue messaline satin with pearl garnitures and carried yellow chrysanthemums. The flower girl wore white silk and carried a basket of carnations.
Bountiful refreshments were served by a caterer. At 7.45 the bride and groom left for a two weeks' trip to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, points in Canada, Albany, Long Island and other points of interest.
The bride's presents consisted of silver, cut glass, pictures, rugs, chairs, clocks, gold pieces, etc.
Guests were present from Elizabeth, Plainfield, Bernardsville, Clover Hill, North Branch, Somerville, and nearby towns. (from newspaper clipping)

From the diary of Edna P. VanNuys:

Oct. 6, 1910--We were married at 5 o'clock by Rev. Sahler of Harlingen and supper was served by caterer Whitehead and we left for Newark in a Chalmers-Detroit "30" driven and owned by Geo. R. Bolmer(?), Bound Brook. He gave us a ride through ( ? ) and we took the 9:28 train from B.B. to Elizabeth, then a trolley to Newark arriving at 11:30. Saw Maryanne and Saidie Stryker. Stayed all night in Newark. (Clear day.)

Oct. 7, 1910--Had breakfast at a restaurant (Manhattan Res. for supper) and took the 8:17 to Buffalo, while it was yet raining, it cleared about noon and we had a dandy trip to Buffalo, stayed all night at the Stafford House and did not have very nice rooms.

Oct. 8, 1910--A clear day. Saw McKinley Monument and went to Forest Lawn Cemetery and saw several nice monuments and Blocker Monument which was worth any one's time to see. The whole cemetery is kept up fine. We walked in the Westminister Church and rested awhile; it was dandy and open to visitors. This was in the afternoon and in the morning we went through the Larkin Factory which took us an hour and we walked nearly three miles. After we came from here we had our dinner at the same place we had breakfast "The Delmont," which was better than the Manhattan. After we came from the Cemetery we found the house in which McKinley died and then waited until train time in the Stafford Hotel Parlors. We left Buffalo on the 6:35 for Niagara and arrived at Niagara at 7:25, found Room #4 at Mrs. Phelps, then went to the Adams Res. across the street and had our supper which was very good and homelike.

Oct. 9, 1910--Had breakfast in our room which consisted of crackers & cheese and sunshine specialities after which we went to church at the Niagara Pres. Church and enjoyed the sermon very much which was on the life of John Converse. We took a little walk and returned to "The Adams" for dinner. After dinner we took a walk around the lake then around Goat Island after which we returned and had supper at "The Adams."

Oct. 10, 1910--Finished breakfast near 9 a.m., went thro' Shredded Wheat Factory. Very clean. Went down and took Gorge Route. 10:15-Stopped at Whirlpool Rapids 1 hr. Stayed on car until by bridge on Canada side. Walked up to Power House. Went through (25 cents). Took car back. Went to house for mail. Took dinner at New Quaker restaurant. 3 p.m.-Went thro' Cave of the Winds ($1.00). Changed all clothes, put on red flannel suits and rubber suits. Was awfully tired after walking up and down so may steps. Had our pictures taken. Then we bought some postals. I went in building by falls and wrote home. LeRoy went to get shaved $1.30. Had supper in our rooms. Cream puffs, buns and bananas. LeRoy went out and brought in ice cream cones. Took collars to laundry in morning and gave wrong name.

Oct. 11, 1910--Had breakfast at Adam's. Took Gorge Route 9:30 to Lewiston to take boat to Toronto. Terribly rough going. Felt a little queer. Had oyster stew at swell restaurant, full dress suits, orchestra, etc. McConkey's. Boat arrived 1:25. Left Toronto 2 p.m. Reached Niagara about 5:30. Had supper at Quaker res.

Oct. 12, 1910--Got up 4:40. Had breakfast at Adams. Ran to catch 6:25 train. Had sandwiches and sweet chocolate on train. Reached Albany 2:05. I waited in Ladies room in station while LeRoy hunted up a hotel. Went to Stanwix Hall ($2.00). Left our things. Went to res. 104 State St. and had dinner. Went up to capitol. Took several pictures. Couldn't go through as it was Columbus Day. Saw a parade. Walked around and went to geological hall. I was terribly tired. I waited in hotel parlors while LeRoy looked for a baker. Went to our room after 5. Had buns, peaches and bananas. Wrote letters and postals.

Oct. 13, 1910 (Thurs.)--Got up early. Had breakfast at same restaurant 6:30. Went thro' Capitol 50 cents for guide. Took boat 8:30. Got mail from post office on our way down. Weather was fine, but cool on deck and windy. We had chairs by window. Went to lunch and then bought two lunch boxes. Ate one right away and the other just before we reached New York. People took our chairs but gave them up after about half an hour. We went out on deck before we came to Tarrytown. Same people took our chairs but gave them up when we came back. Took ferry from Desbrosses St and then train to South St. Reached Aunt Ella's about 8 p.m.

Oct, 14, 1910(Fri.)--Washed some things out. Wrote some letters in aft. Took a short nap. LeRoy pressed my jacket. Went to see Sarah. Didn't know the number so went and asked at her old place and then went back, but she had gone home. Felt terrible tired. Went down to Club rooms at night.

Oct, 15, 1910(Sat.)--Got up 11:15. Left on 2:12 from Market St. for Oscar's and Helen's. Oscar met us at sta., 23rd St., 3 p.m. Took trolley to new Pennsylvania Sta. Then took electric car to Woodside. Changed and took steam car to Flushing. Helen met us at station. In evening Mr. & Mrs. Doremus and 2 gentlemen & 4 ladies came down. Had music and one recited. Went upstairs and had light refreshments, cocoa, cake, candy. Did not feel extra....

Sunday Oct. 16th--Very warm. Felt awfully tired. Had breakfast 11 a.m. Went for a walk around Flushing. Had dinner 4 p.m. Went to Methodist Church in evening. Sermon on Elijah. Had lunch after came home, tomato sandwiches, etc.

Mon. Oct. 17th--Left on 8:46 train to Long Island City. Took ferry to 34th St. Took car to 42nd St. Went to N.Y. Central Sta. on 45th St. & Lexington Ave. Took 10:45 train to Tarrytown. Electric as far as Yonkers. Had dinner at Terry Hotel (35 cts). Walked around then went to Maxwell factory. Went to office of repairs. A fellow took us half thro', but told nothing so walked down track to main office. Terribly hot and dusty. Came back in auto and then they sent us in another car to factories with another guide who was some better. Left on 4:08. Reached Central Sta. 5:12. Took car to Astor Theatre. Bought tickets for "Seven Days"($1.00). First Balcony 8th row. Had supper across st. at Child's. Had to walk around streets with suitcase until 7:45 when theatre opened. Awfully tiresome. Play very good and comical. Reached Newark 12 p.m.

Tuesday, Oct. 18th--I got up 8:45 and dressed and had my breakfast before LR got up. After lunch LeRoy went to second-handed automobile place. I met him at Proctor's. The vaudeville was very good (25 cts). Stopped at Sarah's and called on way back.

Wed., Oct. 19th--Got up 9 a.m. Aunt Mary & Aunt Eveline came to spend the day. Left 1 p.m. to take trolley to Elizabeth. Took 1:40 train to Bound Brook. Saw Miss Whitney on train. L.R. went to pay Bohner ($6.00). Peter came to Belle Mead with us, 2:24 from Bound Brook. Mamma met us. We went on down to Harlingen. Mamma went in to meeting of W.C.T.U. at parsonage. We drove up to Harlingen station and back again. Mrs. VanDoren rode up to station with us. Floy and Henry stopped in shortly after we came home on their way back from Edna Tunison's and Harry Young's wedding.

Thurs., Oct. 20th--Rainy. Papa and Mamma went to Uncle Will's to spend the day. Papa went to Dr's in morning to get medicine for his stomach. LeRoy pressed his black suit. He went home 3 p.m.

Edward Van Harlingen Van Nuys (M)
(August 27, 1823 - ), #340264
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Edward Van Harlingen Van Nuys was born on August 27, 1823. Edward Van Harlingen Van Nuys was the son of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Ella Nevius Van Nuys (F)
(July 21, 1871 - April 10, 1956), #211439
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Ella Nevius Van Nuys was born on July 21, 1871. Ella Nevius Van Nuys was the daughter of Peter Quick Van Nuys and Rachel Ann Cruser. Ella Nevius Van Nuys married Garret Wilfred Hagaman on October 29, 1890. Ella Nevius Van Nuys died on April 10, 1956 at age 84.

Ella Van Nuys (F)
#218926

     Ella Van Nuys married Garret Wilfred Hegaman, son of James Henry Hegaman and Susanna Vanderveer Nevius, on October 18, 1890.

Ella Van Nuys (F)
(March, 1783 - May 18, 1851), #361714
Pedigree

     Ella Van Nuys was born in March, 1783. Ella Van Nuys was the daughter of Isaac Van Nuys and Nellie Quick. Ella Van Nuys was baptized on March 30, 1783 at Dutch Reformed Church, Hillsborough, Somerset County, New Jersey. Ella Van Nuys married Stephanus Garretson, son of Jacob Garretson and Helena Ditmars, in 1802. Ella Van Nuys died on May 18, 1851 at Hillsborough, Somerset County, New Jersey, at age 68. Ella Van Nuys was buried at Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery, Hillsborough, Somerset County, New Jersey.
     Her baptism name was Nileche Van Nuys. Ella Van Nuys was also known as Nellie Van Nuys.

Florence Leticia Van Nuys (F)
(June 23, 1903 - February 5, 1988), #343266

     Florence Leticia Van Nuys was born on June 23, 1903. Florence Leticia Van Nuys married Harmon Frederick Sortore, son of Fred Jadwin Sortore and Emma Louisa Vanderhoven, on September 22, 1928 at Bound Brook, Somerset County, New Jersey. Florence Leticia Van Nuys died on February 5, 1988 at Metuchen, Middlesex County, New Jersey, at age 84.

Garret Van Nuys (M)
(November 14, 1832 - ), #211435
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Garret Van Nuys was born on November 14, 1832. Garret Van Nuys was the son of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Garrett L. Van Nuys (M)
#414628

     Garrett L. Van Nuys married Mary A. McCaslin.

Gladys Van Nuys (F)
(November 3, 1895 - ), #414629
Pedigree
Relationship=9th cousin of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=9th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Gladys Van Nuys was born on November 3, 1895 at Franklin Twp., Johnson County, Indiana. Gladys Van Nuys was the daughter of James Edward Van Nuys and Emma Kate Voorhies.

Henry Brokaw Van Nuys (M)
(July 14, 1864 - March 30, 1946), #340252
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Henry Brokaw Van Nuys was born on July 14, 1864. Henry Brokaw Van Nuys was the son of Peter Quick Van Nuys and Rachel Ann Cruser. Henry Brokaw Van Nuys married Margaretta Bennett, daughter of John Staats Bennett, on November 17, 1886. Henry Brokaw Van Nuys died on March 30, 1946 at age 81.

Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys (M)
(October 20, 1695 - July 4, 1763), #66984

     Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys was born on October 20, 1695 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys married Catryntje Vanderveer in 1710 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys died on July 4, 1763 at Millstone, Somerset County, New Jersey, at age 67.
     Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys was also known as Isaac Van Nuys. Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys left a will on July 26, 1768 at Sowerland, Somerset County, New Jersey.

Isaac Van Nuys (M)
(May 4, 1747 - ), #211421

     Isaac Van Nuys was born on May 4, 1747 at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey. Isaac Van Nuys married Nellie Quick.

Jacob Quick Van Nuys (M)
(October 12, 1826 - ), #340265
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Jacob Quick Van Nuys was born on October 12, 1826. Jacob Quick Van Nuys was the son of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Jacobus Van Nuys (M)
#4298

     Jacobus Van Nuys married Antje Covenhoven, daughter of Johannes Couwenhoven and Margaret Ammerman.

Jacobus Van Nuys (M)
(April 16, 1753 - May 27, 1836), #211427

     Jacobus Van Nuys was born on April 16, 1753. Jacobus Van Nuys was born on April 28, 1753 at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey. Jacobus Van Nuys married Catherine Ditmars, daughter of Rem Ditmars and Helena Van Liew, on January 18, 1781. Jacobus Van Nuys died on May 27, 1836 at age 83.

Jacobus Van Nuys (M)
(circa 1729 - ), #211446
Pedigree

     Jacobus Van Nuys was born circa 1729 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Jacobus Van Nuys was the son of Isaac Jacobus Van Nuys and Catryntje Vanderveer. Jacobus Van Nuys married Maria Hoagland, daughter of Christopher Hoagland and Catalyntie Schenck.
     Jacobus Van Nuys left a will on November 8, 1805 at Hillsborough Twp., Somerset County, New Jersey.

James Edward Van Nuys (M)
(November 22, 1872 - October 4, 1940), #414626
Pedigree

     James Edward Van Nuys was born on November 22, 1872 at Hopewell, Johnson County, Indiana. James Edward Van Nuys was the son of Garrett L. Van Nuys and Mary A. McCaslin. James Edward Van Nuys married Emma Kate Voorhies, daughter of Abram Adolphus Voorhies and Martha Elizabeth Wheat, on June 5, 1895 at Franklin Twp., Johnson County, Indiana. James Edward Van Nuys died on October 4, 1940 at Parkdale, Hood River County, Oregon, at age 67.
     
James Edward Van Nuys and Emma Kate Voorhies appeared on the census of January 22, 1920 at Parkdale, Hood River County, Oregon. James Edward Van Nuys was shown in the census on January 22, 1920 as a rural mail carrier. James Edward Van Nuys was shown in the census on April 12, 1930 as a mail carrier.
James Edward Van Nuys and Emma Kate Voorhies appeared on the census of April 12, 1930 at Parkdale, Hood River County, Oregon; real estate value 4,000.00.

John D. Van Nuys (M)
#363104

     John D. Van Nuys married Matilda Beekman Voorhees, daughter of Albert P. Voorhees and Helena Longstreet, on December 23, 1851 at Dutch Reformed Church, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois.

Lucretia Van Nuys (F)
(May 28, 1827 - ), #211433
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Lucretia Van Nuys was born on May 28, 1827. Lucretia Van Nuys was the daughter of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Magdaline Van Nuys (F)
(1769 - circa 1819), #275138

     Magdaline Van Nuys was born in 1769 at Millstone, Somerset County, New Jersey. Magdaline Van Nuys married Hendrick Vanderveer, son of Jan Vanderveer and Seytje Vanderveer, circa 1788 at Somerset County, New Jersey. Magdaline Van Nuys died circa 1819 at Mercer County, Kentucky.
     Magdaline Van Nuys was also known as Magdalema Van Nuyse.

Maria Van Nuys (F)
(November 23, 1717 - July 13, 1809), #1049

     Maria Van Nuys was born on November 23, 1717. Maria Van Nuys married Abraham Van Arsdale, son of Cornelius Symonse Van Arsdalen and Marike Dirckse Ammerman, on February 7, 1740 at New Jersey. Maria Van Nuys married Joris Bergen on August 22, 1771. Maria Van Nuys died on July 13, 1809 at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey, at age 91. Maria Van Nuys was buried after July 13, 1809 at Dutch Reformed Church, Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey; her inscription reads: "Mary Van Nuys, consort of Abraham Van Arsdalen, deceased."
     Maria Van Nuys was also known as Marytie Van Nuys. Maria Van Nuys was also known as Maria Van Nuys. Maria Van Nuys was also known as Mary Van Nuys.

Maria Van Nuys (F)
#242260

     Maria Van Nuys married John H. Brokaw.
     Maria Van Nuys and John H. Brokaw resided at at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey.

Maria Van Nuys (F)
(circa 1839 - ), #340266
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Maria Van Nuys was born circa 1839. Maria Van Nuys was the daughter of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick.

Mary Van Nuys (F)
(July 29, 1805 - ), #211650
Pedigree

     Mary Van Nuys was born on July 29, 1805. Mary Van Nuys was the daughter of Teunis Van Nuys and Catherine Demaree. Mary Van Nuys married Cornelius R. Voorhees, son of Cornelius Voorhees and Mercy Bronner.

Mary Van Nuys (F)
(circa 1870 - ), #340249
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Mary Van Nuys was born circa 1870. Mary Van Nuys was the daughter of Peter Quick Van Nuys and Rachel Ann Cruser.

Mary Van Nuys (F)
(April 25, 1762 - August 4, 1848), #413033

     Mary Van Nuys was born on April 25, 1762 at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey. Mary Van Nuys married William Terhune, son of Stephen Terhune and Margaret Cornell, on March 24, 1781 at New Jersey. Mary Van Nuys died on August 4, 1848 at age 86.
     Mary Van Nuys was also known as Maria Van Nuys.

Mary Van Nuys (F)
#414272

     Mary Van Nuys married William DeMott.

Mildred Van Nuys (F)
(November 22, 1899 - April, 1971), #414630
Pedigree
Relationship=9th cousin of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=9th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Mildred Van Nuys was born on November 22, 1899 at Franklin Twp., Johnson County, Indiana. Mildred Van Nuys was the daughter of James Edward Van Nuys and Emma Kate Voorhies. Mildred Van Nuys died in April, 1971 at age 71.

Peter N. Van Nuys (M)
#218882

     Peter N. Van Nuys married Margaret Ann Van Cleef, daughter of Isaac Van Cleef and Catherine Ann Voorhees.
     Peter N. Van Nuys resided at at Belle Mead, Somerset County, New Jersey.

Peter P. Van Nuys (M)
(July 8, 1893 - August 18, 1962), #340322
Pedigree
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Peter P. Van Nuys was born on July 8, 1893. Peter P. Van Nuys was the son of Henry Brokaw Van Nuys and Margaretta Bennett. Peter P. Van Nuys married Mary S. Martin on October 23, 1919. Peter P. Van Nuys died on August 18, 1962 at age 69.

Peter Quick Van Nuys (M)
(September 16, 1836 - January 6, 1905), #211437
Pedigree
Relationship=6th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr..
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.

     Peter Quick Van Nuys was born on September 16, 1836. Peter Quick Van Nuys was the son of Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick. Peter Quick Van Nuys was baptized on November 6, 1836 at Dutch Reformed Church, Readington, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Peter Quick Van Nuys married Rachel Ann Cruser, daughter of Samuel M. Cruser and Phebe Ann Brokaw, on September 5, 1860 at Somerset County, New Jersey. Peter Quick Van Nuys died on January 6, 1905 at age 68.

Peter Van Nuys (M)
(December 20, 1785 - July 29, 1874), #211431
Pedigree

     Peter Van Nuys was born on December 20, 1785. Peter Van Nuys was the son of Jacobus Van Nuys and Catherine Ditmars. Peter Van Nuys married Catherine Quick, daughter of Garret Joakim Quick and Ann Catherine Stryker, on January 18, 1820. Peter Van Nuys died on July 29, 1874 at age 88. Peter Van Nuys was buried after July 29, 1874 at Belle Mead, Somerset County, New Jersey.
     Peter Van Nuys was a farmer in 1850.
Peter Van Nuys and Catherine Quick appeared on the census of 1850 at Hillsborough Twp., Somerset County, New Jersey.

Roelof Van Nuys (M)
#4316

Sara S. Van Nuys (F)
#402617

     Sara S. Van Nuys married Frederick Williamson, son of Reuben Williamson and Ida Van Liew Voorhees, on November 21, 1924.

Teunis Van Nuys (M)
(September 10, 1775 - March 7, 1849), #211646

     Teunis Van Nuys was born on September 10, 1775 at Somerset County, New Jersey. Teunis Van Nuys married Catherine Demaree on March 25, 1802 at Mercer County, Kentucky. Teunis Van Nuys died on March 7, 1849 at Johnson County, Indiana, at age 73.

Anne Van Nuyse (F)
(circa 1812 - ), #263802

     Anne Van Nuyse was born circa 1812 at New Utrecht, Kings County, New York. Anne Van Nuyse married Stephen Voorhees, son of Stephen S. Voorhees and Catherine Van Brunt, in December, 1834 at New York City, New York County, New York.

Cornelia Ditmars Van Nuyse (F)
(January 29, 1829 - May 15, 1862), #265060
Pedigree

     Cornelia Ditmars Van Nuyse was born on January 29, 1829. Cornelia Ditmars Van Nuyse was the daughter of George Van Nuyse. Cornelia Ditmars Van Nuyse married John Holmes Van Brunt, son of Col. Albert Van Brunt and Mary Holmes, on August 15, 1849. Cornelia Ditmars Van Nuyse died on May 15, 1862 at age 33.

Elizabeth Van Nuyse (F)
#282343

     Elizabeth Van Nuyse married Johannes Bennet, son of Winant Bennet and Catherine Duryea.

Elizabeth Van Nuyse (F)
(February 2, 1762 - July 26, 1851), #282347
Pedigree

     Elizabeth Van Nuyse was born on February 2, 1762. Elizabeth Van Nuyse was the daughter of William Van Nuyse. Elizabeth Van Nuyse married Winant Bennet, son of John Winants Bennet and Willempje Barkeloo, on January 18, 1800. Elizabeth Van Nuyse died on July 26, 1851 at age 89.

Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse (F)
(March 12, 1662 - ), #9118

     Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse died at Amersfort Place, Flatbush, Kings County, New York. Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse was born on March 12, 1659/60. Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse was baptized on March 12, 1662 at Dutch Reformed Church, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse married Jan Stevense Van Voorhees, son of Steven Coerts Van Voorhees and Willemtje Roelofs Seuberinge, on October 8, 1680.
     Femmetje Aukes Van Nuyse was also known as Femmetje Aukes.

George Van Nuyse (M)
#282235