Individual Details
Evert Duyckinck
( - 1702)
Evert Duyckinck (Duycking, Duyckingh, Duychens, Duiken, Duicking) came to America about 1638 from Borken, a village of North Brabant, Holland.
He was at service of the Dutch West Indies Company and in 1840 was stationed at Fort Hope near now Hartford, CT.
He was a limner (portrait painter), painter, glazier, or burner of glass.
on Sept 9, 1646 he married Hendrickje Simons from Noordthorn. They lived in New York City. He became a man of considerable property in New York City. He was the Fire Warden in 1674 and was admitted as a freeman of City of New York in 1698.
He died about 1702.
from The Duyckinck & Allied Families by Whitehead Cornell Duyckinck and Rev John Cornell. New York. Tobias A Wright, Publisher. 1808
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He was at service of the Dutch West Indies Company and in 1840 was stationed at Fort Hope near now Hartford, CT.
He was a limner (portrait painter), painter, glazier, or burner of glass.
on Sept 9, 1646 he married Hendrickje Simons from Noordthorn. They lived in New York City. He became a man of considerable property in New York City. He was the Fire Warden in 1674 and was admitted as a freeman of City of New York in 1698.
He died about 1702.
from The Duyckinck & Allied Families by Whitehead Cornell Duyckinck and Rev John Cornell. New York. Tobias A Wright, Publisher. 1808
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Events
| Marriage | 9 Sep 1646 | Hendrickje Simons | |||
| Death | 1702 |
Families
| Spouse | Hendrickje Simons ( - ) |
| Child | Belitje Duycking ( - ) |