Marie G. Van Dyke1

F, b. circa 1911
Family Explorer
FatherFrank Edgar Van Dyke1 b. 13 Dec 1881, d. 18 Nov 1937
MotherFrances M. Clark1 b. c 1881
Relationships
2nd cousin 1 time removed of Evelyn Marie Van Dyke
2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Edward Van Dyke
2nd cousin 1 time removed of John William Van Dyke
2nd cousin 1 time removed of Walter Carl Van Dyke
     Marie G. Van Dyke, daughter of Frank Edgar Van Dyke and Frances M. Clark, was born circa 1911 at New York.1

Census

     Marie G. Van Dyke, along with her parents appeared on the 1915 New York Census of Bayside, Queens, New York, enumerated 1 June 1915 in the household of her grandparents, Isaac and Susan; Isaac was working as a farmer. They also had a servant in the home.2

     Marie G. Van Dyke appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Bayside, Queens, New York in the household of her Grandparents, Isaac and Susan.3

     Marie appeared on the 1925 New York Census in Bayside, Queens, New York in the household of her parents, Frank and Frances.4

     Marie appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, enumerated 29 April 1930, of Flushing, Queens, New York in the household of her parents, Frank and Frances. She was working as a textile designer.5

     She appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Queens, Queens, New York in the household of her mother, Frances Marie, listed as being divorced, was a textile designer.6
Last Edited=27 May 2018

Citations

  1. [S43] Census of the United States, 1920 U S Federal Census, Queens, New York, Sheet 8 B, line 80.
  2. [S74] 1915 State Census, New York State, unknown record info, Bayside, New York, Page 51, line 21 thru 29.
  3. [S43] Census of the United States, 1920 U S Federal Census, Queens, New York, Sheet 8 B, line 75 thru 80.
  4. [S56] State Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah, Bayside, New York, Page 4, line 11 thru 15.
  5. [S42] Census of the United States, 1930 U S Federal Census, Flushing, New York, Sheet 45 A, line 27 thru 31.
  6. [S14] Census of the United States, 1940 U S Federal Census, Queens, New York, Sheet 3 B, line 64 thru 67.

Martha Van Dyke1

F, b. 7 May 1843, d. 17 December 1926
Family Explorer
FatherJohn Van Dyke1 b. 27 Nov 1813, d. 9 Apr 1899
MotherMargaret Hazelwood1 b. 3 Feb 1821, d. 30 Mar 1899
Martha Van Dyke, wife of George W. Day
     Martha Van Dyke, daughter of John Van Dyke and Margaret Hazelwood, was born on 7 May 1843 at Cumberland, Illinois.1

     Martha Van Dyke
She married George Washington Day in 1865 in Cumberland County, Illinois George was the son of Caleb Day who was first married in Clermont Co. Ohio and later married to Catherine Perry on April 2, 1838 in Morgan Co. Indiana. After Caleb's death ( in Morgan Co) Catherine married Wm. Henry Carrell, May 28, 1848. The family made their way to Cumberland Co. and are listed in the 1860 Cumberland Co. Illinois Census.
George W. served in the Civil War and is listed in 1870 Cumberland Co. Illinois census as a farmer. The family later moved to Kansas in October of 1878. The family stayed in Wichita until February 1879 when they traveled to Kingman Co. Kansas. They lived in a dugout one and one half miles south of Brown's Spur.
In 1885 Geo Day is recorded as having a farm in Section 28 in Hoosier Township, Kingman Co. Kansas...George was a member and officer of the Odd Fellows Lodge in Kingman. George later moved to Colorado..unknown where he is buried.2


     Martha married George Washington Day in 1865.

     Martha died on 17 December 1926, at Kingman, Kingman, Kansas, at age 83,2 and was buried at Hoosier Cemetery, Kingman, Kingman, Kansas.3

Census

     Martha Van Dyke appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Greenup, Cumberland, Illinois in the household of her parents, John and Margaret Hazelwood.4

     Martha appeared on the 1860 Federal Census in the household of her parents, John and Margaret of Prairie City, Cumberland, Illinois.5

Family: Martha Van Dyke and George Washington Day

Last Edited=29 Nov 2021

Citations

  1. [S48] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1850 U S Federal Census, Greenup, Illinois, Unmarked, line 24.
  2. [S24] Unknown author, Find A Grave web site, Url: http://www.findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial# 130095059.
  3. [S24] Unknown author, Find A Grave web site, Url: http://www.findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial # 130095059.
  4. [S48] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1850 U S Federal Census, Greenup, Illinois, Unmarked, line 20 thru 26.
  5. [S59] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1860 U S Federal Census, Prairie City, Cumberland, Illinois, Page 208, line 22 thru 31.

Martin Van Dyke1

M, b. 12 May 1869
Family Explorer
FatherIsaac Mills Van Dyke1 b. 27 Feb 1846, d. 19 Jul 1923
MotherSusan Ann Raynor1 b. 11 Nov 1846, d. 12 Mar 1935
Relationships
1st cousin 2 times removed of Evelyn Marie Van Dyke
1st cousin 2 times removed of Robert Edward Van Dyke
1st cousin 2 times removed of John William Van Dyke
1st cousin 2 times removed of Walter Carl Van Dyke
     Martin Van Dyke, son of Isaac Mills Van Dyke and Susan Ann Raynor, was born on 12 May 1869 at New York.1

     Martin married Emma J. Place, daughter of William H. Place and Almira "Surname Unknown", on 16 December 1896, at Little Neck, New York.
VAN DYKE - PLACE Little Neck, L. I., December 17 - The marriage of W. [HTML:]
VAN DYKE - PLACE Little Neck, L. I., December 17 - The marriage of W. [M] Van Dyke, son of I. M. Van Dyke and Miss Emma Place, daughter of William H. Place, took place last evening, at the Lawrence homestead. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. F. Jeffry. Miss Matilda Weeks, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Albert Van Dyke was best man. Mrs. Van Dyke received many valuable presents. After the ceremony a supper was served by Mrs. William H. Place.
Van Dyke, son of I. M. Van Dyke and Miss Emma Place, daughter of William H. Place, took place last evening, at the Lawrence homestead. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. F. Jeffry. Miss Matilda Weeks, cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid, and Albert Van Dyke was best man. Mrs. Van Dyke received many valuable presents. After the ceremony a supper was served by Mrs. William H. Place.2,3


     Martin died at Manhasett, New York.1,4

Census

     Martin Van Dyke appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Flatlands, Kings, New York, in the household of his parents, Isaac and Susan.5

     Martin Van Dyke appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Flatlands, Kings, New York in the household of his parents, Isaac Mills Van Dyke and Susan.6

     Martin appeared on the 1892 New York Census in Flatlands, Kings, New York in the household of his parents, Isaac and Susan. Martin was working as a farmer.7

     Martin Van Dyke, his wife, Emma, and daughter, Mildred appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Queens, Queens, New York in the household of his father-in-law, William H. Place. He was working as a farm laborer.8

     Martin Van Dyke, with his wife, Emma, and daughter, appeared on the 1915 New York Census in Bayside, Queens, New York in the household of his parents, Isaac and Susan. He was working as a farmer.9

     Martin and Emma appeared on the 1925 New York Census of Manhassett, Nassau, New York, at Hillcrest Ave, enumerated 1 June 1925. Martin was working as a farmer. Their children, Mildred were listed as living with them.10

     Martin and Emma appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Manhassett, Nassau, New York, at Hillcrest Ave, enumerated 11 April 1930. Martin owned his home, valued at $15000.00. They also had a radio set in the home. Martin was working as a gardener for a private estate Their children, Mildred were listed as living with them. Their grandchildren, Harold were listed as living in the household.11

     Martin and Emma appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Manhassett, Nassau, New York, at Hillcrest Avenue, enumerated April 1940. Martin owned his home, valued at $6900.00. He was working as a gardener for a private estate. As an item of interest, a dollar in 1940 would equal $21.35 in the year 2022. A $3.50 gallon of milk in 2022 would have cost $.17 cents in 1940.12

Child of Martin Van Dyke and Emma J. Place

Last Edited=29 Nov 2020

Citations

  1. [S51] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1870 U S Federal Census, Flatlands, New York, Page 50 line 35.
  2. [S30] Jeanne Van Dyke Pita, E-mails fromJeanne Van Dyke Pita, Recipient: J. Van Dyke, Author E-mail: e-mail address, Information from Isaac Mills Family Bible.
  3. [S49] Varies, "Brooklyn Daily Eagle, The", Martin Van Dyke marriage BDE Dec 17 1896 P 9.
  4. [S30] Jeanne Van Dyke Pita, E-mails fromJeanne Van Dyke Pita, Recipient: J. Van Dyke, Author E-mail: e-mail address, E-mail with Bible data provided the death location.
  5. [S51] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1870 U S Federal Census, Flatlands, New York, Page 50, line 32 thru 35.
  6. [S33] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1880 U S Federal Census, Flatlands, New York, Page 34, line 26 thru 33.
  7. [S31] State Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah, Flatlands, New York, Page 5, (far right) line 26 thru 34.
  8. [S40] Census of the United States, 1900 U S Federal Census, Queens, New York, Sheet 4 A, line 6 thru 10.
  9. [S74] 1915 State Census, New York State, unknown record info, Bayside, New York, Page 51, line 21 thru 29.
  10. [S56] State Census, [database on-line], Provo, Utah, Manhassett, New York, Page 2, line 38 thru 42.
  11. [S42] Census of the United States, 1930 U S Federal Census, Manhassett, New York, Sheet 4 A, line 21 thru 25.
  12. [S14] Census of the United States, 1940 U S Federal Census, Manhassett, New York, Sheet 13 B, line 69 and 70.
  13. [S40] Census of the United States, 1900 U S Federal Census, Queens, New York, Sheet 4 A, line 9.

Mary Van Dyke1

F
Family Explorer
FatherMatthew Van Dyke1 b. 8 Jan 1752, d. 18 Sep 1832
MotherLydia Longstreet1 d. 18 Oct 1843
Relationships
3rd cousin 5 times removed of Evelyn Marie Van Dyke
3rd cousin 5 times removed of Robert Edward Van Dyke
3rd cousin 5 times removed of John William Van Dyke
3rd cousin 5 times removed of Walter Carl Van Dyke
     Mary married Rev. James Carnahan D.D.2

Children of Mary Van Dyke and Rev. James Carnahan D.D.

Last Edited=28 Jun 2018

Citations

  1. [S58] A. M., Ph.D. Compiler: William B. Aitken, Distinguished Families In America ..... Jan Thomasse Van Dyke, Found on Page 222.
  2. [S58] A. M., Ph.D. Compiler: William B. Aitken, Distinguished Families In America ..... Jan Thomasse Van Dyke, Found on Page 222; James was the President of the College of New Jersey (Princeton).

Mary Van Dyke1

F, b. 1803, d. 24 November 1869
Family Explorer
FatherAbraham Van Dyke1 b. 23 Mar 1776, d. 21 Apr 1854
MotherSarah Honeyman1 b. c 1780, d. 1845
Relationships
4th cousin 4 times removed of Evelyn Marie Van Dyke
4th cousin 4 times removed of Robert Edward Van Dyke
4th cousin 4 times removed of John William Van Dyke
4th cousin 4 times removed of Walter Carl Van Dyke
Mary Van Dyke, wife of Stephen H. Hunt
     Mary Van Dyke, daughter of Abraham Van Dyke and Sarah Honeyman, was born in 1803.1,2

     Mary married Stephen Hedges Hunt.1

     Mary died on 24 November 1869,1,2 and was buried at Lamington Presbyterian Cemetery, Lamington, Somerset, New Jersey.3

Census

     Mary Van Dyke appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Bedminster, Somerset, New Jersey, in the household of her sister, Ida and brother-in-law, Richard Sutton Vliet.4

Family: Mary Van Dyke and Stephen Hedges Hunt

Last Edited=30 Dec 2021

Citations

  1. [S58] A. M., Ph.D. Compiler: William B. Aitken, Distinguished Families In America ..... Jan Thomasse Van Dyke, Found on Page 216.
  2. [S23] Unknown author, Ancestry Web Site, Url: http://www.ancestry.com, North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000
    The Honeyman Family Page 222.
  3. [S24] Unknown author, Find A Grave web site, Url: http://www.findagrave.com, Find A Grave Memorial # 63586969.
  4. [S48] Bureau of the Census United States of America, 1850 U S Federal Census, Bedminster, New Jersey, Page Not Marked, line 39 thru 42 and Marked 915, line 1 thru 10.
 
Compiler: John W. Van Dyke: John W. Van Dyke