After making contact recently with
Lorine McGinnis Schulze, I have spent a bit of time on the Van
Valkenburg website reading through the pages of information about
our family. There is a lot of information to absorb and I will share
it with you here as I sort it out. In the mean time, I will show you
the new information which when added to our current tree will show
our family for 15 generations when we go from my grandchildren of
today back to the first known Van Valkenburg.
For privacy sake, I will show back to
my mother is who deceased as I did with the Norwegain lines in her
family last year.
Leah Anderson - 1928 – Father -
Andrew Anderson – 1883
Mother – Addie Densmore - 1890
Addie Densmore – Father – Charles
Densmore - 1864
Mother –
Mary Morgan Hayner - 1871
Mary Morgan Hayner – Father –
Robert Wesley Hayner -1839
Mother – Dorothy Ann Morgan - 1842
Robert Wesley Hayner – Father -Henry
Hainer – 1789
Mother – Nancy Schram - 1799
Henry Hainer – Father - Albert Hainer
– 1758
Mother –
Catherine Vollick 1769
Catherine Vollick – Father – Isaac
Vollick - 1732
Mother
– Anna Maria Warner - 1735
Isaac Vollick - Father - Isaac Van
Valkenburg - 1712
Mother - Maria
Bradt
( there is not marriage record for this couple so it is assumed that Isaac is illegimate though he used his fathers name until he was in the War)
Isaac Van Valkenburg – Father -
Isaac Van Valkenburg – 1686
Mother – Lydia Van Slykes – 1685
Isaac Van Valkenburg – Father –
Jochem L. Van Valkenburg – 1646
Mother – Eva Hendricks Vroman – 1651
Jochem L. Van Valkenburg – Father –
Lambert Van Valkenburg (between 1611-1617)
Mother – Annetie Jacobs - 1622
Lambert Van Valkenburg – Father -
Lambert D. Van Valkenburg
Mother – Maria (surname unknown)- 1575
Lambert D. Van Valkenburg – Father –
Andries Van Valkenburg – 1540
Mother - Unknown
Now I can sure see why I was a bit confused
with the Van Valkenburg trail years ago. Today there are many
researchers who have done a lot of work on the family and I am the
happy recipient of it now that it is available on the internet.
This is the original family crest which dates back to around 1250. More on that later....
So until next time....
Happy Hunting,
Jan