David Peter Demarest

Birth22 Nov 1746 - Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., NJ

Death17 Mar 1809 - buried in the new North Schraalenburg Ref Dutch Churchyard, Bergen, New Jersey, United States

MotherOsseltie (Urselina) Vanderlinde

FatherPieter Danielse Demarest

Born in Schraalenburgh, Bergen Co., NJ on 22 Nov 1746 to Pieter Danielse Demarest and Osseltie (Urselina) Vanderlinde. David Peter Demarest married Willemyntje (Jemima) Kipp and had 7 children. He passed away on 17 Mar 1809 in buried in the new North Schraalenburg Ref Dutch Churchyard, Bergen, New Jersey, United States.

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Parents

Pieter Danielse Demarest
1714 - 1770

Osseltie (Urselina) Vanderlinde
1712 - 1748

Spouse(s)

Willemyntje (Jemima) Kipp
1754 - 1819

Jannetie Romeyn
1751 - 1771

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Margaret Demarest
1780 - 1848

Christina (Catalyntie) Demarest
1797 - 1879

Mary Polly Demarest
1783 - 1849

Osseltie Demarest
1775 - 1848

Nicausie David Demarest
1779 - 1779

Geesje Demarest
1771 - Unknown

(6-320) Peter D Demarest
1769 - 1850

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