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The Dye Family Tree | |||||
FATHERS | MOTHERS | ||||
Name: | Laurens DUYTS
Came to America in 1639 aboard the ship "De Brant van Troyen" or "Fire of Troy" from Denmark (Now Germany) Sailed from the Hoorn after April 1639, arrived New Amsterdam before 16 June 1639. He paid for his passage by working for a Mr. Jonas Bronck, clearing farm land which is now the Bronx in NYC. E. B. O'Callaghan's Calendar of Historical Manuscripts (CHM) in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany NY shows Laurens Duyts in the Register of the Provincial Secretary dated 21 July 1639. |
58 | Ytie JANSEN | 48 | |
Born: | Holstein, Denmark | 1610 | Olderburg, Germany | 1610 | |
Died: | Bergen, Bergen County, New Jersey | about Jan. 16, 1668 | New York | 1658 | |
Name: | Hans Laurentszen DUYTS | 62 | Sarah Hance VINCENT Fountain | ||
Born: | New Amsterdam, New York | Sep. 23, 1644 | New York | before 1660 | |
Died: | Staten Island, Richmond County, New York | after 1708 | New York | about 1740 | |
Name: | John Laurens DEY | 64 | Anne BROWN | ||
Born: | Staten Island, New York | about 1680 | New York | before 1700 | |
Died: | Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey | before March 8, 1751 | Middlesex County, New Jersey | about Dec. 1763 | |
Name: | Vincent DEY | 72 | Sarah ARTEPE | 70 | |
Born: | Eastern Division County, New Jersey | 1724 | Sommerset, New Jersey | January 9, 1727 | |
Died: | Prince William County, Virginia | August 4, 1796 | Prince William County, Virginia | October 2, 1797 | |
Name: | Daniel DYE (Sr.) | 77 | Abigail HUTCHINSON | 76 | |
Born: | Middlesex County, New Jersey | July 31, 1747 | New Jersey | 1754 | |
Died: | Monroe County, Ohio | January 24, 1825 | Monroe County, Ohio | July 29, 1830 | |
Name: | David DYE (Sr.) |
50 | Lucy TUEL | ||
Born: | July 9, 1780 | ||||
Died: | Monroe County, Ohio | the winter of 1838 | Monroe County, Ohio | ||
Name: | William DYE William “Billie” Dye who went to Southern Illinois from Ohio after residing in Pennsylvania for a time. He later moved to Logan, Kansas where he is buried. |
72 | Mariah MITCHELL | 67 | |
Born: | Monroe County, Ohio | November 9, 1807 | Pennsylvania | July 27, 1809 | |
Died: | Logan, Phillips County, Kansas | July 17, 1880 | Cisne, Illinois | August 27, 1876 | |
Name: | Jesse
Lindsey DYE Lindsey Dye, a son of “Billie” went down the Ohio river to Shawneetown, Illinois in 1851. He spent the first winter in the home of Barnabas McDannel, the father of “Uncle Jimmie” McDannel in Wayne County. It was in the home of Lindsey that his grandson Warren Crippin was reared after the death of Warren’s mother whose maiden name was Emma Dye. Lindsey married Axey Ann Emmons and is buried at Pleasant Grove Cemetery near Cisne, Illinois. His second marriage was to Mary Ann Spriggs on March 10, 1870. She died on March 1, 1912. His third wife was Jessie Grove. |
80 | Axey Ann EMMONS | 32 | |
Born: | Monroe County, Ohio | August 25, 1834 | Columbia County, Ohio | October 27, 1837 | |
Died: | Geff, Illinois | August 3, 1914 | Cisne, Illinois | December 16, 1869 | |
Name: | Thomas
Harrison DYE Thomas Harrison Dye with his young wife and in company with his uncle Thos. Dye and a group of others emigrated from Wayne County Illinois to Logan, Phillips Country, Kansas via wagon train in the early part of the year 1877—28 days en route. They homesteaded there and remained until their two oldest children were born. They then returned to Wayne County Illinois where they reared their family on a farm near Cisne. |
83 | Mary CARPENTER | 80 | |
Born: | Wayne County, Illinois | March 28, 1857 | Wayne County, Illinois | February 10, 1858 | |
Died: | Wayne County, Illinois | February 18, 1940 | Alton, Illinois | May 18, 1938 | |
Name: | Fred
Henry DYE Farmer, school teacher, and excellent mechanic. |
74 | Clara
Jane SANFORD A devout Christian lady. |
83 | |
Born: | Logan, Kansas | July 6, 1878 | Wayne County, Illinois | February 13, 1879 | |
Died: | Cisne, Wayne County, Illinois | October 7, 1952 | Cisne, Wayne County, Illinois | May 5, 1962 | |
Name: | Wilbur
Fred DYE Retail furniture store manager—liked to hunt quail and shoot skeet. |
75 | Inez Eileen HANKS | 88 | |
Born: | Cisne, Wayne County, Illinois | February 25, 1912 | Salem, Illinois | April 13, 1912 | |
Died: | Hollywood, Florida | June 23, 1985 | Miami, Florida | December 27, 2000 | |
Name: | Bradley Fred DYE | 65 | Unmarried | ||
Born: | St. Louis, Missouri | April 25, 1942 | |||
Died: | Living in Fairfield, Illinois | ||||
The Dye Coat of Arms |
This Coat of Arms is obviously a fake, but it looks nice. My daughter, Allison gave it to me as a Christmas present in 2002. The Dyes in my family tree are not related to the ones who came to America from England but are decedents of the original immigrant Laurens Duyts who came to America from Holstein, Denmark, now a part of Germany. The Duyts surname was later changed to Dey, and then even later, to Dye. Please notify me of any errors or omissions. I would appreciate hearing from anyone having any of the missing dates. —Thanks, Brad Dye. |
END OF THE BRAD DYE FAMILY TREE SECTION |
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