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The following is an obituary for my great grandfather's 1st cousin. Please
contact me at cindy@genealogy-dig.com
Chico Enterprise-Record (Chico, CA)
February 5, 2003
FORREST VAN DYKE
A graveside service will be held for Forrest Eugene VanDyke, 90, of Chico on
Friday, February 7, 2003, 10 a.m. at Chico Cemetery. Forrest passed away on
Sunday, February 2, 2003 at a local hospital. He was born on March 27, 1912 in
Boulder, Colorado to Eugene and Pearl VanDyke.
Survivors include his daughter and son-in-law, Sharron and Terry Korton;
grandson, Shannon Korton; two great-grandsons, Nicholas and Michael Taylor;
niece and nephew, Jean and Neal Palmer; and two great-nieces, Lauri Schwein and
Leesa Palmer, all of Chico.
Memorial contributions may be made to Salvation Army in care of Newton-Bracewell
Chico Funeral Home who are handling the arrangements.
(c) 2003, 2004 Chico Enterprise-Record. All rights reserved. Reproduced with the
permission of Media NewsGroup, Inc. by NewsBank, Inc.
Record Number: 1031246528077394
SDGENWEB File -- Hyde Co. SD -- Federal Land
Records -- Names "T" - "Z"
NAME MERIDIAN TWP RANGE SECTION ACREAGE TYPE
VANDYKE FREEMONT 05 113 N 073 W 003 160 272002 PA
15264 02
This information is from "Palmer's Directory of the Methodist Episcopal
Church for Dakota Conference - 1888" by Rev. John G. Palmer. Page 49, 51-52
Information transcribed by Joy Fisher, jfisher@ucla.edu
Highmore Circuit
This charge has four appointments and was organized in 1887 by Rev. E. S.
Chappell, when there were 16 members and 11 probationers. At present there are
36 members and 12 probationers. Rev. E. S. Chappell is pastor. Post office
Highmore.
Stewards - S. W. Ayers, J. O. Brewer, Levi Loucks, Mrs. White.
Class Leaders - Louis Lopp, Wells F. Pidge, Wm. Connelly.
Names of Members
Last Name First Name Membership Status
Vandyke Ida member
| Surname |
Given Name |
Middle Name |
Sex |
Birth Date |
Death Date |
Birth Place |
Death Place |
Social Security # |
Mother's Maiden Name |
Father's Surnam |
| VANDYKE |
SYLVAN |
CARL |
MALE |
26 Jun 1910 |
28 Jul 1987 |
COLORADO |
SHASTA |
571182506 |
VIRDEN |
|
| VANDYKE |
RAYMOND |
CARL |
MALE |
5 Apr 1936 |
21 Jun 1985 |
CALIFORNIA |
PLUMAS |
567486485 |
ROSS |
|
Anderson Cemetery:
| VanDyke, Eugene Chester |
---- |
Sep-25-1931 |
. |
| VanDyke, Pearl |
---- |
Sep-25-1931 |
Surname Given Name Middle Name
Sex Birth Date Death Date
Birth Place
VANDYKE MERVIN CARL
MALE 26 Sep 1884 19 Jul 1947
SOUTH DAKOTA
Death Place Social Security # Mother's Maiden Name Father's Surname
SHASTA
571015890
BARKER
VANDYKE
VANDYKE, DAVID L., Private, Company A. Mustered August 18, 1862.
Captured in Plymouth, North Carolina April 20, 1864. Died October 1, 1864,
and buried Andersonville Code 20158.
I believe him to be the youngest child of Henry and Nancy VanDyke, my 4th
great grandparents which would make him my 4th great grand uncle.
Hamilton, William A.
Married - September 10, 1850
William A. Hamilton of Edinboro, and Miss Nancy Van Dyke of Crawford Co.,
By Elder, E. C. Rogers.
E.G. September 26,1850
Hamilton, Mrs. William A.
Died In Waterford, May 10, 1861
Mrs. Nancy, wife of William A. Hamilton. Aged 29 years.
E. G. May 23, 1861
WILLIAM H. VAN DYKE, photographer, Edinboro, was born at Castile, Wyoming
Co., N. Y., April 27, 1827, and is a son of Henry and Nancy (Weller) Van Dyke,
who settled in Crawford Co., in 1834. The latter was a daughter of William
Weller, of Schenectady, formerly of Holland. The former was a son of Peter Van
Dyke, of Germany, who located in Dutchess Co., N. Y., about 1795, subsequently
moving to Schenectady, where he died. Henry moved to Ashtabula, Ohio, about
1867, and departed this life July, 1879. The subject of this sketch came to Erie
Co. in 1850, locating in Elk Creek, and engaging in farming, which he continued
until 1870, when he came to Edinboro and bought out a photograph gallery, which
business he has since successfully conducted. He has been thrice married, first
on Dec. 25, 1851, to Cynthia, daughter of Hiram and Elizabeth (Colton) Bradley,
of Crossingville, Penn., by whom he had one child -- Cynthia, who married Asa
Sturtivant, and lives in Crawford Co. His second marriage, on Jan. 4, 1854, was
with Jane, daughter of Reuben Tower, of Crossingville, Penn. Two children
blessed this union -- Inez, wife of Arthur Hopkins, and lives in Warren Co.,
Penn.; and Izora, wife of Ferdinand Hall, who resides at Chicago. Mr. Van Dyke
was united Jan. 27, 1859, to his present wife, Alfreda, daughter of John Smith,
of Chautauqua Co., N. Y., and six children have crowned this union, three
living, viz., Lizzie (wife of Charles Lloyd, living in this county), Henry and
Frank. Mr. Van Dyke, wife and son, Henry, are members of the Presbyterian
Church. He has been a Trustee of the Normal School for the past nine years. He
is a Republican politically.
Source:
Samuel P. Bates, History of Erie County, Pennsylvania, (Warner, Beers & Co.:
Chicago, 1884), Part VI, Township Biographies, Washington Township, p. 215.
 | Name: Hendrick Van Dyck
| Sex: M
| Birth: 1726 in Albany, NY
| Death: JAN 1786 in Albany
| Baptism: 8 OCT 1726 Dutch Reformed Church of Albany 1
| Occupation: Doctor
| Burial: 1786 Reformed Dutch Church of Albany
| Note:
Baptismal Sponsors: Hendrik Bries, Catalina Wendell
Dr. Henry Van Dyck by Stefan Bielinski
Henry Van Dyck was the last in a long line of Albany physicians. He was
born in October 1726, the third child and oldest surviving son of Albany
residents Cornelis and Maria Bries Van Dyck.He married Margarita Douw of
Rensselaerswyck in 1752. By 1760, their six children had been baptized in
the Albany Dutch church where both parents were pewholders. Like most of
his American forebears, Henry Van Dyck served the people of Albany and its
hinterland as a traditional physician. Probably trained by his father and
uncles, his practice was extensive if not distinguished. In 1756, he was
one of two "doctors" listed on a census of Albany householders.
His home and office were on east side of Court Street from where he served
the people of his neighborhood and family members as well.By the late
1760s, Dr. Van Dyck was an Albany mainstay whose practice was connected to
the operations of city government where he served as its unofficial
physician. He derived additional income from the sale of wines and other
products. Earlier, he had inherited his father's estate. In 1766, his
Albany holdings made him one of the city's wealthiest residents. On the
outbreak of the Revolutionary War, this talented Albany native was not
fifty-years-old and figured to be called on to serve the American cause.
However, it soon became apparent that his sympathies were not with the
revolutionaries. In May 1777, he refused to take the oath of allegiance to
New York State and was ordered confined. A year later, he was sent to the
British in New York. On parole, he lived on Long Island and in New Jersey
while unsuccessfully seeking to be re-instated in Albany. In September
1779, a petition signed by sixty-three prominent Albany people asked
Governor Clinton to send Dr. Van Dyck back to Albany where his skills were
sorely missed. However, on the advice of other informants, Clinton was not
persuaded that Van Dyck should be allowed to return home or even that his
wife and her sister be permitted to visit from Albany in March 1783!
Notwithstanding the banishment order, Dr. Van Dyck returned home with the
end of the war. However, he did not regain his pre-war prominence. Henry
Van Dyck died in January 1786 and was buried from the nearby Dutch church
where he was a longtime member. His will passed probate in January 1788. A
detailed inventory articulates his extensive medical practice.
This profile is derived chiefly from family and community-based resources.
Wealth: City assessment rolls available for 1766 and 1767 place him in the
top five percent in assessed wealth. American Revolution: This section is
based on documents presented in the Clinton Papers, particularly in
volumes four and five. See also, the minutes of the Albany Committee of
Correspondence. Estate Inventory: Henry Van Dyck died intestate. A
detailed inventory of his estate and a list of his many creditors printed
in EN pp. 141-145. His estate also included a portrait of King George.
from the New York State Museum website
Father: Cornelis
Van Dyck b: 1689
Mother: Maria
Bries
Marriage 1 Margarita
Douw b: 1729 in Rensselaer
 | Married: 21 DEC 1752 in Dutch Reformed Church of Albany 2 |
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Hendrick Van Dyke sailed from amsterdam May 25, 1640 in the ship "Waterhondt".
5600 Hendrick Thomasse van Dyck
born ca. 1610 Utrecht, Holland
will dated 13 Aug 1655
died 1687/8 New York City
will probated Mar 20 1687/8 New York City, New York
Dutch West India Company administrator
to New Amsterdam, New Netherland 1640
to Holland 1644
to New Amsterdam, New Netherland 1647
married secondly Magdalena Ryssens (second husband)
other spelling: Henry van Dyke
FAIRVIEW CEMETERY Colorado Springs
VAN DYKE Clarence B. 009 148 VAN DYKE Dan L. A03 264 VAN DYKE Dennis L. A03
263 VAN DYKE Flora A02 035 EC VAN DYKE Jack R. A02 036 NE VAN DYKE Josephine V.
009 147 VAN DYKE Stephen F. A02 035 SE VAN DYKE Steven F. (Jr.) A02 101 SE VAN
DYKE William 009 025 NW VAN DYKE ! Alta B. A02 101 SE
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