Talk:Beekman family

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New Jersey Beekmans

Not sure how this New Jersey branch of the Beekman family fits into the tree.

Benjamin Beekman m. Cornelia Beekman (1770–1858)
Martin Beekman (1773–1844) m. Matilda "Mattie" Brokaw (1767–1814)
Peter S. Beekman (1804–1855) m. (1) 1825: Aariet Beekman (1803–1835); m. (2) 1835: Catharine J. Van Derveer (1802–1875)
Helen Ann T. Beekman (1808–1897)
Samuel B. Beekman (1811–1891) m. Sarah M. Beekman (1829–1909)
Peter Vanderveer Beekman (1825–1888) m. Fanny M. (c. 1833–1880)
Daniel D. Beekman (1835–1916) m. Mary J. Culver (1838–1917)
John Henry Beekman (1841–1937) m. Mary Elizabeth Lane (1846–1932)
Daniel Henry Beekman (1874–1951) m. 1899: Emetta Hoffman (1873–1963)
William Schuyler Beekman (d. 1917) m. Eudora Elizabeth Austin (1867–1907)