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| #1920 Wessel Ten Broeck [(1) p.8] | ||
| #960 Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck [(3) pp.8,36] | ||
| #971 Christina Ten Broeck [(11) pp.36,45] |
#968 Wessell Ten Broeck [(6) pp.36,39] |
#480 Samuel Ten Broeck [(14) pp.36,49] |
| #485 Christina Van Alen [(54) pp.45,62] |
#484 Jacob Ten Broeck [(26) pp.39,60] |
#240 Jeremiah Ten Broeck [(73) pp.49,71] |
| #242 Wessel Ten Broeck [(129) pp.60,101] |
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| #121 Christyntje Ten Broeck [(262) pp.101,118] | #120 Samuel J. Ten Broeck [(159) pp.71,118] | |
| #60 William Ten Broeck [(335) pp.118,162] | ||
| #30 Peter Van Rensselaer Ten Broeck [(573) p.162] | ||
| #15 Margaret Lydia Tenbroeck [not in book] | ||
| #7 Eva Maria Youngblood [not in book] | ||
| #3 Dorothy Aileen Galbreath [not in book] | ||
| #1 Walter John Gilbert [not in book] | ||
Emma Ten Broeck Runk compiled Ten Broeck Genealogy, Being the Records and Annals of Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck of Albany and His Descendants; it was published in 1897 by The De Vinne Press, New York. I am fortunate enough to have copy number 88 of 100 printed on handmade paper with numerous inserted photographs.
As can be seen, I am descended from three of the children of Dirck Wesselse Ten Broeck (and Christyna Van Buren). A generation later, first cousins, Christina Van Alen and Jacob Ten Broeck married. It can also be seen that the lineage from William to Dirck Wesselse is four generations via Samuel, Jeremiah, and Samuel, and five generations via the other lines.
In the table, above, my ancestral number for each individual is preceded by "#"; Runk's number is in parentheses.