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The Baxter and Niedner Family Home Page
The Barrett Family of Frederick County, VA in 1700-1800's The Johnson Family of Green County, Ohio, in 1800's The Niedner Family of New Jersey, late 1880's, 1900's The Adriance Family of Brooklyn, NY, late 1800's to approx 1940 The Baxter Family of Marion, Miss., late 1800's The Moorman Family of Bedford County, VA in 1700-1800's The Cissel Family (formally Cecil) of Maryland and DC in 1800's The Mackenzie Family of Conn. in 1800's The Forrester Family of Alabama, and Texas in 1800-1900's |
The Family Tree Of Nicolette Adriance
Nicolette M Adriance - InterneTree\r\n |
Dave Adriance and Njoki Kimotho Home Page
David H Adriance - InterneTree\r\n |
Bruce Adriance of Delanson, New York
Adriance Family of Upstate New York. The Adriance Family was founded in the colony of the New Netherlands by Adrian Reyerse Adriance, who came to Flatbush, Long Island from Holland in 1646. He married Annetje Schenck on July 29, 1659. He was an elder of the church and baptismal records show that they had 13 children before he died on November 24, 1710. His son Elbert later married Catalynie Remsen Vander Beeck on April 18, 1698. Elbert had a son, Rem. Rem married Sarah Brinckerhoff of Flushing.\r\nRem and Sarah had 7 children (including one named Rem), among them was Joris, born on 18 November, 1716. He married Phoebe Van Wych in 1741. Together, they also had seven children (one of which was named Rem)including George Adriance. George married Elizabeth Gosselin in Berne, New York. They had eight children, one of which was named Sarah and another named James. James Adriance was born on Christmas Day, 1792 in Dutchess County. At age 26, he married Ruth Blakeman.\r\nJames and Ruth had eight children. One of them was named Sarah. They named one of their sons Thomas Jefferson Adriance. Some years later, they would have descendants named Theodore Roosevelt Adriance, Theodore Roosevelt Adriance Jr. Theodore Roosevelt Adriance III and, of coursBruce Adriance of Delanson, New York |
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