Mary Tyson1,2

F, #2345, d. 1742
  • Name Variation: Maria Theissen3
  • Marriage*: circa 1683; Pennsylvania; "J. L. landed on October 3rd, 1683, in North America. From the birth date of his oldest daughter Elizabeth (28-7-1684) is to be concluded that his marriage with Maria Theissen has taken place shortly after the arrival in the new county. He is supposed to have come from Krefeld. He did not marry there, since his name is not in the public records there, which began in 1677 in the Reformed Church"; Spouse:Jan Lucken3
  • Death*: 1742; Pennsylvania4,2
Last Edited: 3 Apr 2012
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Family:

Jan Lucken b. bt 1650 - 1651, d. 1744
  • Marriage*: circa 1683; Pennsylvania; "J. L. landed on October 3rd, 1683, in North America. From the birth date of his oldest daughter Elizabeth (28-7-1684) is to be concluded that his marriage with Maria Theissen has taken place shortly after the arrival in the new county. He is supposed to have come from Krefeld. He did not marry there, since his name is not in the public records there, which began in 1677 in the Reformed Church"; Spouse:Jan Lucken3

Children:

Elizabeth Lucken4 b. 28 Sep 1684
Elase Lucken4 b. 10 Jul 1686
William Lucken+ 4 b. 22 Feb 1688, d. bt 15 Jun 1739 - 26 Feb 1739/40
Sarah Lucken4 b. 19 Sep 1689
John Lucken4 b. 27 Nov 1691
Mary Lucken4 b. 18 Jan 1693
Peter Lucken+4 b. 30 Mar 1696, d. Sep 1741
Hannah Lucken4 b. 25 Jul 1698
Mathias Lucken4 b. 13 Oct 1700, d. c 1741
Abraham Lucken4 b. 16 Sep 1703
Joseph Lucken4 b. 3 Nov 1705

Notes

  • Immigration*: 1683; Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania; May Tyson probably immigrated with her brother Robert on the ship Concord which arrived Oct. 8 1683.
  • Note*: Roberts says it seems probable that Mary, the wife of Jan Lucken, was a Tyson, and the sister of Reynear Tyson, citing "The Hallowell-Paul Family History" (p. 104), which cites Dr. Learned of Univ. of Penn. and the late Governor Samuel W. Pennypacker; Roberts also cites "Colonial Families in America", V:330. Roberts also states the alternative that Mary was the daughter of Thones Kunders, citing Howard Barclay French's "Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas French".5

Citations

  1. [S405] Roberts, Clarence V., Ancestry of Clarence V. Roberts & Frances A. (Walton) Roberts : comprising a chart and sketches of some fifty-six ancestral families who settled mostly in or near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Philadelphia: Wm. F. Fell, printers, 1940), p. 156-158, 163, 281.   Roberts--Roberts.pdf
  2. [S211] Hull, William I., William Penn and the Dutch Quaker Migration to Pennsylvania (Baltimore: Genealogical Publ Co., 1970), p. 405.   Hull--Dutch-Quaker.pdf
  3. [S228] 'Jan Luken's Line of Descent : From Ancestors in Germany' Translation by Wilhelm Hubben, George Scool, Pa. from the German letter of Von Wilhelm Niepoth, Wesel, Germany, Written June, 1935. Published in 'Ancestry of Clarence V. Roberts & Frances A. (Walton) Roberts', pp. 162-166. [Note that Niepoth also researched Shoemakers.] p. 164.
  4. [S266] 'Lucken-Luken-Family Records', containing birth and death records copied from the Bibles of Jan Lucken and Abraham Luken. Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, 23, No. 2 (1899):270-271, in 'Notes and Queries'.    PMHB--23-265--Luken-Family-Records.pdf
  5. [S405] Roberts, Clarence V., Ancestry of Roberts, p. 281, 163-4.