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Lysbeth Post

Birth18 Jul 1655 - New Amsterdam, New York, United States
Death1730 - New Castle, New Castle County, Delaware, USA
MotherAngnietje Bonen
FatherLodewyck Corneliszen Post

Born in New Amsterdam, New York, United States on 18 Jul 1655 to Lodewyck Corneliszen Post and Angnietje Bonen. Lysbeth Post married Jacob Du Trieux and had 16 children. She passed away on 1730 in New Castle, New Castle County, Delaware, USA.

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Parents
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Lodewyck Corneliszen Post
1600 - 1685
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Angnietje Bonen
1622 - 1686
Spouse(s)
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Jacob Du Trieux
1645 - 1709
Children Show all
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Philip "M. Sarah Larue" Dutrieux/truax/truer (#8Ggf)
1676 - 1750
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Agnes Du Trieux
1675 - 1746
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Susanna Truax
1679 - 1718
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Jacob Truax
1683 - 1750
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William Truax
1683 - Unknown
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Elizabeth "Mrs. James B. Stout" Du Trieux/truax (#9Ga)
1675 - 1718
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Isaac Du Trieux
1685 - 1707
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Cornelius Truax
1680 - 1730
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Benjamin Truax
1686 - 1730
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Joseph Truax
1673 - 1673
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Abraham Truax
1691 - 1777
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Sarah Truax
1697 - 1718
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Johanes Truax
1694 - 1700
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Maria Truax
1681 - 1718
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Elizabeth (Truax) Crawford? Stout
1650 - 1718
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Rebecca Truax
1675 - 1675

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