David Pieterse Schuyler

Early life

Marriage and children

• Judge Peter Schuyler was born April 18, 1659. He married Alyda van Slichtenhorst, niece of Margaretta Schuyler, wife of Philip Pieterse Schuyler. They had 7 children. He died on March 7, 1696 at the young age of 36.
• Catylyn Schuyler was born in 1659. She married Johannes Abeel. She was the great-grandmother of Cornplanter.
• Geertruyt Schuyler was born on September 19, 1661 and grew up in Albany. She married Willem Nicolasz Groesbeck in 1684 and had 6 children. She was a regular baptism sponsor at the Albany Dutch Church. In 1688, she was named an heir in the will of her father.
• Abraham Davidse Schuyler was born August 16, 1663. He married Geertruy ten Broeck, the daughter of Major Dirck Wesselse ten Broeck who was Mayor of Albany. Two of Geertruy's brothers married daughters of Hendrick van Rensselaer. He represented his fathers trading interests in the Indian Country. They had five children. He lived with the Seneca people for a while, but when his father died he returned to Albany to take care of the business. In 1709, he and his cousin Pieter Schuyler as well as 4 Mohawk chiefs went to see Queen Anne. He died on July 6, 1726 after a brief illness in Seneca country.
• Maria Schuyler was born September 29, 1666 in Albany. She married Dr. Hendrick van Dyck and they had four children. She died on June 7, 1742 in Kinderhook, New York.
• David Davidse Schuyler was born June 11, 1669 at Schuyler Flatts. He married Elsje Rutgers, the great granddaughter of Albert Andriessen Bratt. They had six children.
• Myndert Schuyler was born January 16, 1672. He married Rachel Cuyler and they had one child named Anna, who married Johannes de Peyster III. He served the Albany government as a juror, constable, Alderman, and mayor.
• Jacob Davidtse Schuyler was born June 14, 1675. He was married to Catharina Wendell. She died, so he remarried Susanna Wendell and they had two children. Beginning in 1697, he served the community as a constable for the third and as a firemaster and juror. In 1702, his third ward property was taxed at a rate comparable to a moderately successful merchant. He died on March 27, 1707 at the young age of 31.

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