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Arent DECKER

Birth17 Mar 1734 - Dutchess, New York, United States
Death 1759-1825 - Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey
MotherJacomyntje Fynhout
FatherJan Broersen Decker

Born in Dutchess, New York, United States on 17 Mar 1734 to Jan Broersen Decker and Jacomyntje Fynhout. Arent DECKER married Marietje Schauerman and had 7 children. He passed away on 1759-1825 in Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey.

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Parents
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Jan Broersen Decker
1704 - 1790
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Jacomyntje Fynhout
1704 - 1750
Spouse(s)
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Marietje Schauerman
1734 - 1759
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Petrus Decker
1757 - Unknown
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Andries Decker
1761 - Unknown
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Jan (Arent-jan B) Decker
1763 - Unknown
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Catherine Decker
1766 - Unknown
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George A Decker
1780 - 1834
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Jacomyntje Decker
1769 - Unknown
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Catherine R. Rossman Or Rorrman
1764 - Unknown

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