Brandon Oldham

M, b. 22 February 1994
Brandon Oldham|b. 22 Feb 1994|p191.htm#i1817|Brad Oldham||p191.htm#i1812|Karen Lynn Steinkerchner|b. 16 Jan 1957|p255.htm#i1810|||||||John O. Steinkerchner|b. 1 Feb 1933\nd. 1 Sep 1995|p255.htm#i1799|Arlene M. Wenhart|b. 16 Aug 1935|p284.htm#i118|
Relationship 1st cousin 2 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Jun 2005
Charts William T. Price Decendents Chart
William T. Price Indented Decendents Chart
Philip Coontz Decendents Chart
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Daniel Wagner Decendents Chart
Daniel Wagner Indented Decendents Chart
Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Daniel Guptill Decendents Chart
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William Bristow Decendents Chart
William Bristow Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Brad Oldham
Mother* Karen Lynn Steinkerchner1 b. 16 Jan 1957
Birth*22 February 1994Brandon Oldham was born on 22 February 1994.2 
He is the son of Brad Oldham and Karen Lynn Steinkerchner.1 

Citations

  1. [S51] Arlene (Steinkerchner) Wenhart, "Interview Arlene (Steinkerchner) Wenhart," e-mail to Daniel Curtis Phillips, 27 Jun 2005.
  2. [S51] Arlene (Steinkerchner) Wenhart, "Interview Arlene (Steinkerchner) Wenhart," e-mail to Daniel Curtis Phillips, 27 Jun 2005, Grandmother of Brandon.

Elizabeth Oliver

F, b. circa 1900
Last Edited 10 Nov 2011
Charts Jourdan Phillips Decendents Chart
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Author Dees Decendents Chart
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Jethro Powell Decendents Chart
Jethro Powell Indented Decendents Chart
Death*Elizabeth Oliver died at Miami, Dade County, Florida. 
Birth*circa 1900She was born circa 1900 at Florida.1 
Marriage*circa 1921She married John Perry Phillips, son of John Wilson Phillips and Nancy Jane Phillips, circa 1921 at Miller County, Georgia.2 
Married NameHer married name was Phillips.2 

Family

 John Perry Phillips b. 14 Aug 1887, d. 20 Nov 1972
Children 1.Perry Edison Phillips b. 3 Sep 1912, d. 21 Feb 2001
 2.Woodrow Wilson Phillips b. c 1918
 3.Terry E. Phillips1 b. c 1920
 4.R. Wendell Phillips+ b. 8 Jun 1923
 5.John Paul Phillips+ b. c 1929

Citations

  1. [S66] 1930 Film, unknown repository address, 1930 United States Federal Census.
  2. [S130] Myra Jeanette Phillips, 2002.

Abraham Op Den Graef

M, b. circa 1717
Abraham Op Den Graef|b. c 1717|p191.htm#i2485|Jacob Op Den Graef|b. 1687\nd. 1750|p192.htm#i1087|Anneken Dehaven|b. 1 Jan 1690/91|p88.htm#i1063|Abraham I. Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina T. Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Evert (Edward) Dehaven|b. 21 May 1650\nd. a 4 Mar 1727/28|p89.htm#i969|Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer|b. 1656\nd. a 1728|p243.htm#i970|
Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Charts Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1687, d. 1750
Mother* Anneken Dehaven b. 1 Jan 1690/91
Birth*circa 1717Abraham Op Den Graef was born circa 1717. 
He was the son of Jacob Op Den Graef and Anneken Dehaven. 

Abraham Op Den Graef

M, b. 15 July 1610, d. 17 March 1656
Abraham Op Den Graef|b. 15 Jul 1610\nd. 17 Mar 1656|p191.htm#i2496|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Birth*15 July 1610Abraham Op Den Graef was born on 15 July 1610 at Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Marriage*31 October 1641Abraham Op Den Graef married Eva Von Der Leven on 31 October 1641. 
Death*17 March 1656Abraham Op Den Graef died on 17 March 1656 at age 45. 

Family

 Eva Von Der Leven b. c 1615
Child 1.Herman Op Den Graef+ b. 17 Dec 1647, d. 17 Jan 1695

Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef

M, b. 1651, d. 25 March 1731
Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Herman Isaac Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret Gritjen Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492||||||||||
Relationship 7th great-grandfather of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Charts Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Petigree Chart
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Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Indented Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Indented Petigree Chart
Father* Herman Isaac Op Den Graef b. 28 Feb 1615, d. 16 Jan 1679
Mother* Margaret Gritjen Peters b. c 1620, d. 19 Oct 1683
Birth*1651Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef was born in 1651 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Isaac Op Den Graef and Margaret Gritjen Peters. 
Marriage*23 July 1679Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef married Catharina Trijntje Jensen, daughter of Hendrick Jensen and Jenneken A. (?), on 23 July 1679. 
Death*25 March 1731Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef died on 25 March 1731 at Perkiomenville, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. 
Burial*26 March 1731He was buried on 26 March 1731 at Skippack Twp., Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Skippack Mennonite Cemetery. 
Note*He Abraham was the youngest of three brothers who came over on the"Concord," the trip taking 75 days. All descendents of the 13 families who came over on the "Concord" are entitled to become members of the"Concord Society" which carries a lot of weight around Philadelphia. In 1688 he was one of four signers of the anti-slavery petition*. In 1689 he was one of eleven men to whom Penn granted a charter to Germantown. He served as burgess in 1692. It is said he was the most skilled weaver of linen cloth; he won a governer's prize for the first and finest piece of linen.
Abraham Op den Graeff arrived in America 13 Oct 1683, with his brothers and sister, Herman, Dirck, and Margaretha. On 11 Jun 1683 the brothers bought 2000 acres in PA, a part of which was around Germantown, and the remaining along the Perkiomen. Abraham signed in 1688 the protest against slavery. He was a Burgess of Germantown, and a member of the Pennsylvania Assembly. He was immortalized by Whittier in his poem "The Pennsylvania Pilgrim." He was the only one of the family to return to the Mennonite faith. He is also the only brother to have children. [Sources: News-Caster V 5 #4 pg 82; Krefeld Immig V 4 #1 pg15; DeHaven-Ward-Luke and related families, by Luke; History of the Opden Graeff/Updegraff Family by June Lutz]

* The First Public Protest Against Slavery in North America, Germantown, Pennsylvania 1688 Historic Marker in Germantown: "Nearly300 years ago, four men joined to write a strong statement against human injustice. They lived in Germantown, now a part of Philadelphia,having come to Pennsylvania only a few years before from their homeland, Germany. All were members of the religious group called the Society of Friends, or Quakers. And on April 28, 1688 they gathered to address the issue of slavery.
Francis Daniel Pastorius, the founder of Germantown in 1683, wrote for the group: 'There is a saying that we shall do to all men like as we will be done ourselves; making no difference of what generation, descent or color they are'. According to Pastorius, Garret Hendricks, Derick up den Graeff, and Abraham up den Graeff, slavery contradicted the Golden Rule. White men did not want to be slaves. Therefore white men had no right to enslave black African men and women.
In Pennsylvania, Pastorius continued, people had 'liberty of conscience' or the right to practice any religion they wished. The privilege did not exist in much of Europe and, in fact, was the reasonwhy so many people left the Old World for William Penn's new colony. Why then, Pastorius asked, would these same people who had suffered oppression oppress those 'who are of a black color?'
"By all standard measures, the Germantown protest failed. Quakers continued to practice slavery in Pennsylvania, as did increasing numbers of non-Quakers. The Germantown protest itself disappeared forover 150 years. It was rediscovered in 1844, a time when the debate over slavery was particularly heated." (From a facsimile printed by Girard Bank in cooperation with the Wyck Association, Philadelphia,1983; from Pers Comm: Frank DeHaven in file Germantown.doc). 
NoteHe Abraham Op den Graef, about 1650-1731

Abraham Isaacs Op den Graef was born in Germany to Mennonite parents, probably between 1649 and 1651, the youngest of four children. He came from a region on the lower Rhine where the German and Dutch cultures mingled. His grandfather, Herman Op Den Graef, was a well-known Mennonite preacher and bishop in Crefeld (also spelled Krefeld), Germany. Abraham married Tryntje Katarina Jansen on July 23, 1679 in the Crefeld Reformed Church in Crefeld, Germany, before he came to America.

On October 6, 1683, Abraham and Tryntje arrived in America on the English schooner Concord after a 75-day journey. They were among a group of 33 people in thirteen Mennonite or Quaker families from Crefeld, Germany. These thirteen families, referred to as the "Original 13" were the founders of Germantown, Pennsylvania, the first sizable, stable, and distinctly German settlement in America. Arriving with Abraham were his older brothers Derick and Hermann, his sister Margrit, and his widowed mother Grietjen, who died a month after their arrival.

While in Germany, these families had made strong ties with the Quakers, in particular with William Penn and Francis Daniel Pastorius, who were recruiting settlers for Penn's "Holy Experiment" in the New World. These were people in religious groups outside the mainstream who were looking for escape from religious persecution, the freedom to settle where they could live simple God-fearing lives, and worship as they pleased. Abraham's father and his siblings converted to Quakerism from the Mennonite faith. Abraham and his two brothers jointly purchased 2,000 acres of land in Germantown from William Penn's agents in Rotterdam prior to their arrival.

The first winter in Germantown, the new settlers dug cellars into the ground and covered them for shelter. Although it was a hard winter, the settlers survived, with the exception of Abraham's mother. They soon built houses of logs, then later of local stone. They raised flax, built looms, and set up spinning wheels. Some of the settlers were accustomed to growing vines and when they saw wild grapes growing, they established vineyards. The settlers worked hard and used their skills in the trades of weaving, tailoring, carpentry, and shoemaking. The Germantown Fair, started in 1701, became a center for exhibiting and selling the products of these craftsmen.

Abraham and Tryntje had the following five children, all believed to have been born in America:

* Gierten OpdenGraef, about 1683-1770, married Richard Adams, 9 children
* Isaac OpdenGraef, ? -1745, married Mary Basilher, 1 child
* Jacob OpdenGraef, about 1687-1750, married Anneke DeHaven, 6 children
* Margaret OpdenGraef, about 1692-1755, married Thomas Howe
* Annica (Ann) OpdenGraef, about 1693-1771, married Herman (Harmon) DeHaven, 10 children

The OpdenGraef brothers (Derrick, Hermann, and Abraham) were weavers of linen. Gabriel Thomas, in Province and County of Pennsylvania, published in 1698, says the brothers made "very fine German linen, such as no Person of quality need be ashamed to wear." Abraham, the youngest of the brothers, was considered the finest weaver of the three.

It has been claimed that Abraham was the subject of the John Greenleaf Whittier poem "The Pennsylvania Pilgrim," written almost 200 years later, in 1872. Stanzas 67 and 68 read:

"Or, talking of old home scenes, Op Den Graaf
Teased the low back-log with his shodden staff,
Till the red embers broke into a laugh

And dance of flame, as if they fain would cheer
The rugged face, half tender, half austere,
Touched with the pathos of a homesick tear!"

Abraham held many positions of importance in Germantown. He served as town burgess in 1692 and was a member of the Provincial Assembly of Pennsylvania in 1689, 1690, and 1691. He was one of the original committeemen and was very involved in local affairs.

In 1688, Abraham was one of four men (Francis Daniel Pastorius and Abraham's brother Derick were two of the others) to sign a resolution in opposition to slavery, which they presented to the Germantown Quakers. This was noteworthy because it was the first protest against slavery made by a religious body. The resolution included the question "Have not these Negroes as much right to fight for their freedom as you have to keep them as slaves?"

In 1692, there was a disagreement among the Quakers over the doctrine of inner light. "Inner light" was the belief that every person had within himself a test of truth on which he could rely, without the binding character of church authority. Abraham took one side and his brother Derick took the other, which led to the brothers parting ways. Abraham eventually converted back to his Mennonite roots.

Unfortunately, over the years, there seems to have been a decline in respect held for Abraham by other settlers in Germantown. His personality seems to have been difficult, and his last years were marked by trouble. He appeared increasingly in court procedures in Germantown, mostly for personal infringements of the law. He was cited and fined for neglecting his fences, for the misdeeds of his children, for letting his hogs run loose, and for verbally abusing people in his community. He was sued for not paying debts he owed to others and was convicted of abusing the bailiff in an open court proceeding. He sued a neighbor for slander when the neighbor declared that "no honest man would be in Abraham's company." Abraham lost the case.

A quote from an OpdenGraef Ancestry page: "DeHaven descents of Abraham OpdenGraef ... [believe] that the emotional intensity, obstinacy, and tendency to alcoholism found throughout the entire DeHaven family group came from the OpdenGraefs, as these are notoriously characteristic traits of that family group." Two of Abraham's children married two of Evert Indenhofen's (DeHaven) children and had a total of 16 children.

In 1704 Abraham and Trintje sold their brick house in Germantown and moved to Van Bebber's Township, a new Mennonite settlement in the Perkiomen/Skippack region of Philadelphia. Abraham purchased a tract of land there in 1709. Details of Abraham's life in this area are scarce.

He died there in 1731 and was buried in the old Mennonite burial ground at Skippack. Deeds show that in 1731 his land was divided between his sons Isaac and Jacob, his daughter Margaret and her husband Thomas Howe, and his daughter Ann and her husband Herman In de Hofen (DeHaven). 
Emigration*13 October 1683He emigrated on 13 October 1683 from Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; On the Concord. 
Occupation*1684He was Weaver of Linen

The OpdenGraef brothers (Derrick, Hermann, and Abraham) were weavers of linen. Gabriel Thomas, in Province and County of Pennsylvania, published in 1698, says the brothers made "very fine German linen, such as no Person of quality need be ashamed to wear." Abraham, the youngest of the brothers, was considered the finest weaver of the three. in 1684 at Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. 
Elected*1689He was Elected in 1689 at Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania; Assemblyman
1689, 1690, 1692
Elected 3 times to Pennsylvania Assembly. 

Family

 Catharina Trijntje Jensen b. 1648, d. 1710
Marriage*23 July 1679He married Catharina Trijntje Jensen, daughter of Hendrick Jensen and Jenneken A. (?), on 23 July 1679. 
Children 1.Isaac Op Den Graef b. c 1680, d. Aug 1745
 2.Gertien Op Den Graef b. 1683, d. 1770
 3.Jacob Op Den Graef+ b. 1687, d. 1750
 4.Margaret Op Den Graef b. 1692, d. 30 Mar 1755
 5.Elizabeth Op Den Graef b. c 1695
 6.Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef+ b. 1697, d. 1771

Adolphus Op Den Graef

M, b. circa 1648
Adolphus Op Den Graef|b. c 1648|p191.htm#i2581|Herman Isaac Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret Gritjen Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492||||||||||
Relationship 7th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Isaac Op Den Graef b. 28 Feb 1615, d. 16 Jan 1679
Mother* Margaret Gritjen Peters b. c 1620, d. 19 Oct 1683
Birth*circa 1648Adolphus Op Den Graef was born circa 1648 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Isaac Op Den Graef and Margaret Gritjen Peters. 

Alletjin Op Den Graef

M, b. 1619, d. 1619
Alletjin Op Den Graef|b. 1619\nd. 1619|p191.htm#i2500|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Death*1619Alletjin Op Den Graef died in 1619 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
Birth*1619He was born in 1619 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 

Andreas Op Den Graef

M, b. 1625, d. 1625
Andreas Op Den Graef|b. 1625\nd. 1625|p191.htm#i2502|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Death*1625Andreas Op Den Graef died in 1625 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
Birth*1625He was born in 1625 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 

Andreas Op Den Graef

M, b. 1631, d. 1631
Andreas Op Den Graef|b. 1631\nd. 1631|p191.htm#i2505|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Death*1631Andreas Op Den Graef died in 1631 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
Birth*1631He was born in 1631 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 

Anneken Op Den Graef

F, b. circa 1724
Anneken Op Den Graef|b. c 1724|p191.htm#i2490|Jacob Op Den Graef|b. 1687\nd. 1750|p192.htm#i1087|Anneken Dehaven|b. 1 Jan 1690/91|p88.htm#i1063|Abraham I. Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina T. Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Evert (Edward) Dehaven|b. 21 May 1650\nd. a 4 Mar 1727/28|p89.htm#i969|Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer|b. 1656\nd. a 1728|p243.htm#i970|
Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Charts Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1687, d. 1750
Mother* Anneken Dehaven b. 1 Jan 1690/91
Birth*circa 1724Anneken Op Den Graef was born circa 1724. 
She was the daughter of Jacob Op Den Graef and Anneken Dehaven. 

Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef

F, b. 1697, d. 1771
Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef|b. 1697\nd. 1771|p191.htm#i968|Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina Trijntje Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Herman I. Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret G. Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Hendrick Jensen||p158.htm#i1069|Jenneken A. (?)||p3.htm#i1070|
Relationship 6th great-grandmother of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Charts Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Indented Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Indented Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Indented Petigree Chart
Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef b. 1651, d. 25 Mar 1731
Mother* Catharina Trijntje Jensen b. 1648, d. 1710
Birth*1697Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef was born in 1697 at Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.1 
She was the daughter of Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef and Catharina Trijntje Jensen. 
Marriage*6 February 1710Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef married Harmon (Herman) Dehaven, son of Evert (Edward) Dehaven and Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer, on 6 February 1710 at Wytmes Church, Wytmes, Whitemarsh, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania; Whitemarsh, or Wytmes, is a township southeast of Whitpain and not far from the present boundaries of Germantown. The wedding was performed by the Rev Paulus Van Vlecq. Dutch Reformed Church of Bensalem, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.2 
Death*1771Anneken Margaretha Op Den Graef died in 1771.2 
Married Name6 February 1710 As of 6 February 1710,her married name was Dehaven. 

Family

 Harmon (Herman) Dehaven b. 1 Jul 1682, d. 23 Apr 1752
Children 1.Edward Dehaven+ b. c 1711, d. 1781
 2.Abraham Dehaven+ b. c 1712, d. 8 Apr 1770
 3.John Harmon Dehaven b. c 1715, d. c 1799
 4.Katherine Dehaven b. 1717, d. a 1740
 5.Margaret Dehaven b. c 1721, d. a 1740
 6.Elizabeth Dehaven+ b. 16 May 1723, d. 6 Dec 1791
 7.Jacob Dehaven+ b. c 1724, d. 13 Apr 1761
 8.Mary Dehaven b. c 1727
 9.Harmon Dehaven+ b. c 1728, d. 1761
 10.Isaac Dehaven b. c 1730

Citations

  1. [S86] Joe Patterson, The DeHaven Family in America.
  2. [S21] Frank DeHaven, 16 Feb 2006.

Catherine Op Den Graef

F, b. circa 1715
Catherine Op Den Graef|b. c 1715|p191.htm#i2484|Jacob Op Den Graef|b. 1687\nd. 1750|p192.htm#i1087|Anneken Dehaven|b. 1 Jan 1690/91|p88.htm#i1063|Abraham I. Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina T. Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Evert (Edward) Dehaven|b. 21 May 1650\nd. a 4 Mar 1727/28|p89.htm#i969|Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer|b. 1656\nd. a 1728|p243.htm#i970|
Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Charts Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1687, d. 1750
Mother* Anneken Dehaven b. 1 Jan 1690/91
Birth*circa 1715Catherine Op Den Graef was born circa 1715. 
She was the daughter of Jacob Op Den Graef and Anneken Dehaven. 

Dinken Op Den Graef

M, b. 18 August 1607, d. 21 June 1608
Dinken Op Den Graef|b. 18 Aug 1607\nd. 21 Jun 1608|p191.htm#i2494|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Birth*18 August 1607Dinken Op Den Graef was born on 18 August 1607 at Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Death*21 June 1608Dinken Op Den Graef died on 21 June 1608 at Westphalia, Germany. 

Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef

M, b. 1642, d. 24 May 1697
Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1642\nd. 24 May 1697|p191.htm#i2584|Herman Isaac Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret Gritjen Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492||||||||||
Relationship 7th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 9 Jun 2006
Father* Herman Isaac Op Den Graef b. 28 Feb 1615, d. 16 Jan 1679
Mother* Margaret Gritjen Peters b. c 1620, d. 19 Oct 1683
Birth*1642Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef was born in 1642 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Isaac Op Den Graef and Margaret Gritjen Peters. 
Marriage*20 March 1681Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef married Nilcken Vijtten on 20 March 1681 at Krefeld Quaker Church, Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
Death*24 May 1697Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef died on 24 May 1697 at Germantown, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. 
Occupation*1681He was Linen Maker in 1681. 

Family

 Nilcken Vijtten b. c 1641

Dirk Op Den Graef

M, b. October 1621, d. 14 April 1655
Dirk Op Den Graef|b. Oct 1621\nd. 14 Apr 1655|p191.htm#i2501|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Birth*October 1621Dirk Op Den Graef was born in October 1621 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Death*14 April 1655Dirk Op Den Graef died on 14 April 1655 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany, at age 33. 

Edward Op Den Graef

M, b. circa 1720
Edward Op Den Graef|b. c 1720|p191.htm#i2486|Jacob Op Den Graef|b. 1687\nd. 1750|p192.htm#i1087|Anneken Dehaven|b. 1 Jan 1690/91|p88.htm#i1063|Abraham I. Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina T. Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Evert (Edward) Dehaven|b. 21 May 1650\nd. a 4 Mar 1727/28|p89.htm#i969|Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer|b. 1656\nd. a 1728|p243.htm#i970|
Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Charts Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1687, d. 1750
Mother* Anneken Dehaven b. 1 Jan 1690/91
Birth*circa 1720Edward Op Den Graef was born circa 1720. 
He was the son of Jacob Op Den Graef and Anneken Dehaven. 

Elizabeth Op Den Graef

F, b. circa 1713
Elizabeth Op Den Graef|b. c 1713|p191.htm#i2483|Jacob Op Den Graef|b. 1687\nd. 1750|p192.htm#i1087|Anneken Dehaven|b. 1 Jan 1690/91|p88.htm#i1063|Abraham I. Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina T. Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Evert (Edward) Dehaven|b. 21 May 1650\nd. a 4 Mar 1727/28|p89.htm#i969|Lisebiet (Elizabeth) Schippenbauer|b. 1656\nd. a 1728|p243.htm#i970|
Relationship 1st cousin 7 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 1 Jan 2007
Charts Theis DeHaven Decendents Chart
Theis Dehaven Indented Decendents Chart
Father* Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1687, d. 1750
Mother* Anneken Dehaven b. 1 Jan 1690/91
Birth*circa 1713Elizabeth Op Den Graef was born circa 1713.1 
She was the daughter of Jacob Op Den Graef and Anneken Dehaven. 

Citations

  1. [S21] Frank DeHaven, 16 Feb 2006.

Elizabeth Op Den Graef

F, b. circa 1695
Elizabeth Op Den Graef|b. c 1695|p191.htm#i2491|Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina Trijntje Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Herman I. Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret G. Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Hendrick Jensen||p158.htm#i1069|Jenneken A. (?)||p3.htm#i1070|
Relationship 6th great-grandaunt of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Father* Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef b. 1651, d. 25 Mar 1731
Mother* Catharina Trijntje Jensen b. 1648, d. 1710
Birth*circa 1695Elizabeth Op Den Graef was born circa 1695 at Pennsylvania. 
She was the daughter of Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef and Catharina Trijntje Jensen. 

Eva Op Den Graef

F, b. 1681
Eva Op Den Graef|b. 1681|p191.htm#i2512|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 17 Dec 1647\nd. 17 Jan 1695|p191.htm#i2510|Hester Van Berbber|b. 18 Jan 1659\nd. 22 Jan 1681|p269.htm#i2511|Abraham Op Den Graef|b. 15 Jul 1610\nd. 17 Mar 1656|p191.htm#i2496|Eva Von Der Leven|b. c 1615|p270.htm#i2509|||||||
Relationship 2nd cousin 8 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 17 Dec 1647, d. 17 Jan 1695
Mother* Hester Van Berbber b. 18 Jan 1659, d. 22 Jan 1681
Birth*1681Eva Op Den Graef was born in 1681. 
She was the daughter of Herman Op Den Graef and Hester Van Berbber. 

Feiken Sophie Op Den Graef

F, b. 1 April 1628
Feiken Sophie Op Den Graef|b. 1 Apr 1628|p191.htm#i2589|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-grandaunt of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Birth*1 April 1628Feiken Sophie Op Den Graef was born on 1 April 1628 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
She was the daughter of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Marriage*circa 1650Feiken Sophie Op Den Graef married Evert Luiksen circa 1650. 

Family

 Evert Luiksen

Gertien Op Den Graef

F, b. 1683, d. 1770
Gertien Op Den Graef|b. 1683\nd. 1770|p191.htm#i1064|Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1651\nd. 25 Mar 1731|p191.htm#i971|Catharina Trijntje Jensen|b. 1648\nd. 1710|p158.htm#i972|Herman I. Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret G. Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Hendrick Jensen||p158.htm#i1069|Jenneken A. (?)||p3.htm#i1070|
Relationship 6th great-grandaunt of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Father* Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef b. 1651, d. 25 Mar 1731
Mother* Catharina Trijntje Jensen b. 1648, d. 1710
Birth*1683Gertien Op Den Graef was born in 1683 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
She was the daughter of Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef and Catharina Trijntje Jensen. 
Marriage*1710Gertien Op Den Graef married Richard Adams in 1710 at Pennsylvania. 
Death*1770Gertien Op Den Graef died in 1770 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. 

Family

 Richard Adams b. c 1678, d. c 1747

Hallerken Op Den Graef

M, b. 1 September 1614, d. 20 August 1691
Hallerken Op Den Graef|b. 1 Sep 1614\nd. 20 Aug 1691|p191.htm#i2498|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 17 Nov 2005
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Birth*1 September 1614Hallerken Op Den Graef was born on 1 September 1614 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Death*20 August 1691Hallerken Op Den Graef died on 20 August 1691 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany, at age 76. 

Herman Op Den Graef

M, b. 15 November 1585, d. 27 December 1642
Relationship 9th great-grandfather of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Charts Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Indented Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Indented Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Indented Petigree Chart
Birth*15 November 1585Herman Op Den Graef was born on 15 November 1585 at Aldekerk, Muir, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. 
Marriage*16 August 1605He married Margaret Grietjen Pletjes, daughter of Driessen Pletjes and Adelheid Goebels, on 16 August 1605 at Aldekerk, Muir, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. 
Death*27 December 1642Herman Op Den Graef died on 27 December 1642 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany, at age 57. 
Religion*He was Mennonite
He was a Bishop in the Mennonite Church who signed the Dortrecht Confession of Faith in 1632. 
Occupation*He was A Linen Weaver and Merchant. 
Note*He Herman op den Graef was born on 26 November 1585 in Aldekir (Allekirk), County of Muir, Germany near the border of Holland and died on 27 December 1642 at Krefeld, Germany. He was married in Krefeld on 8 June or August ( it is believed August) in 1605 to Greitgen Pletjes who was born on 26 November 1588 in Kempen, Hollandor possibly Germany. She was the daughter of Driessen (born c1550 and died on 27 December 1645) and Alet Göbels Pletjes (who died on 7 January 1640). Many believe that this Herman could have been a son of Abraham Graeff, but it has never been proven. Herman was a linenweaver and merchant, born of Mennonite parents of Aldekirk about 12 miles from Krefeld. Herman and his wife moved to Krefeld in 1605 (or1609?). During the Conference of Leading Mennonites in Dordrecht in 1632, he and another delegate from Krefeld signed the 18 Articles of their religious faith and he served as preacher in the congregation at Krefeld. In 1637, when contributions were requested for the oppressed Reformed Church in Sweebrucke, Herman contributed (from his own means) in the name of the small Krefeld congregation 25 Reich Thanker, while the Reformed Congregation in Krefeld contributed only 22 Reich Thanker.

Among the oldest Mennonites of Krefeld, the op den Graeff family is one of the best known, since Herman op den Graeff was the first preacher of the Mennonite community who is known by name.

Two glass paintings have been preserved from the Krefeld house of Herman op den Graeff, which had been in the Kaiser-Wilhelm Museum from 1894. The "Crefelder Zeitung" (a newspaper of that time) dated August 20, 1894, No. 421, describes these paintings, particularly the texts that were on the glass paintings at that time. Another reference about the glass paintings with a description of the Coat of Arms was found in the estate of W Niepoth (op den Graeff folder) in the archives of the city of Krefeld, who noted a letter dated November 17, 1935 from Richard Wolfferts to Dr Risler: "Saw the Coat of Arms glass pane in the old museum: 'Herman op den Graeff und Grietgen syn housfrau' or the like. Coat of Arms - In the sign a silver swan in blue. Helmet decoration (I think): Swan growing." At a third point, Nieper mentions the two glass paintings, which were in the local historical museum of the Linn Castle at the time his book was published in 1940. They were apparently transferred to the Linn Castle when it was furnished from the Kaiser-Wilhelm museum. It was Nieper who finally published the texts on the glass paintings.

It is thought that most of those spelling their names currently asUpdegraff, Updegraph, Updegrove, Uptegraff, Uptegraph, Uptegrave,Updegrove, Upthegrove, etc are all probably descended from this Hermanand Greitjen. The physical and mental characteristics of these personsseem to be persistent. They seem to be tall and spare in physique andhave strongly marked features. Some say that the family is French-German, but the name sounds more like Dutch. A hand Bible that was printed in Amsterdam in 1633 was located in Newberrytown, PA by Clyde Updegraff Shank, who did a lot of research. He placed the Bible in the York Co, PA Historical Society on 21 August 1957. The Bible was at one time in the possession of Peter Updegraff, son of Isaac.

It was before 1609 (when the armistice between the Netherlands and Spain took place) when the Mennonite family op den Graef left Kempen and Aldekerk (Lower Rhine) and settled at Krefeld (about 12 miles away from Aldekerk), where they were tolerated under the reign of Prince Moritz of Orange. Krefeld was a small town of handicraftmen.

DeGraeff was formerly the Von GROBER/GROBEN family. this family today shows the same coat-of-arms as the DeGraeff's. Herman was a dealer in linens. [Krefeld Imm V 4 #1 p 10; Op Den Graeff, v 1 LKS film 1036920#3; Pennsylvania Folk Life V3 #8]

There is new evidence (but not proven) that Herman op den GRAFF(1585-1642), the celebrated Bishop of Krefeld Mennonites and a Signer of the Dordrecht Confession of 1632, was a morganatic (or natural son) of John William de la MARCH (1562-1609), the Graff von Alten (Count of Altena). This particular John William de la March is listed as the younger son and heir of William V of Cleves (1516-1592) and Mary of Habsburg (1530-1584), who was the Princess Imperial, Princess of the Romans and Duchess of Cleves, daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor, Ferdinand I of Habsburg (1503-1564), niece of Charles V of Habsburg (1500-1558), the Holy Roman Emperor who presided over the sufferings of the Reformation. William V of Cleves parents were John Cleves III (1490-1539) and Mary of Julich-Berg (1491-1543). The morganatic mother of Herman has been TENTATIVELY identified as Anna van ALDEKERK (Dutch) or Anne de ALDEKERK (French) or Anna Cloister of Aldekerk, perhaps a former nun. [From: KREFELD IMMIGRANTS, Vol 8 #1 pp 9, 10, 16] 
NoteHe Is the mystery of the Op Den Graff windows all serendipity? Did our
Bishop Hermen and his wife, Grietje attend Krefeld Market one day and find two or more window frames for their townhouse? The frames just happened to have hints of the Hebrew Cabala and signs of the Mysteries of the Rosary on them. Nevertheless, Hermen and Grietje decided such fancy work would be good advertising for the linen business and cloth
industry. Their Pletjes family niece, Margaret Jasper had married a
Van Der Schuren and migrated to Ireland to escape the ridiculous
Religious wars over church real estate and to invest in or inherit her
own real estate; and her crazy son from her second marriage (William
Penn, one of the largest real estate investors in history) had not yet
been born to sit down, as if in front of the second window, to write
or pen a pamphlet, entitled: "No Cross, No Crown."

So, after all this recitation, we are still confronted by a haunting
mystery displayed on a beautiful set of stained glass windows dated
1630 AD: One Hermen Op Den Graff, one Blessed Mother of Christ, one missing family seal, one family motto, two extant windows, two different Lohengrin Swan Seals, three shields of a multiple Dukedom, three rectangular insets, four family seals, five centuries of
Mennonite-Anabaptist Witness, twenty mystical circles of frame
decoration, twenty centuries of Apostolic Interrogation: Who shall
separate us from the love of God?

Readers of this Thesis are encouraged to discuss it with Glen Wayne Miller. Commentary, documentation and even logical speculation are welcome. You may write to: GW Miller, 136 West Price Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 or Kevin L. Sholder, 414 Blackstone Dr., Centerville, OH 45459-4111. 

Family 1

 Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Marriage*16 August 1605He married Margaret Grietjen Pletjes, daughter of Driessen Pletjes and Adelheid Goebels, on 16 August 1605 at Aldekerk, Muir, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. 
Children 1.Dinken Op Den Graef b. 18 Aug 1607, d. 21 Jun 1608
 2.Trinken Op Den Graef b. 18 Aug 1607, d. 21 Jun 1608
 3.Hester Op Den Graef+ b. 5 Mar 1609, d. 11 Dec 1657
 4.Abraham Op Den Graef+ b. 15 Jul 1610, d. 17 Mar 1656
 5.Trinken Op Den Graef b. 15 Apr 1612, d. 15 Dec 1658
 6.Hallerken Op Den Graef b. 1 Sep 1614, d. 20 Aug 1691
 7.Jacob Op Den Graef b. 17 Jul 1617, d. Dec 1618
 8.Alletjin Op Den Graef b. 1619, d. 1619
 9.Dirk Op Den Graef b. Oct 1621, d. 14 Apr 1655
 10.Andreas Op Den Graef b. 1625, d. 1625
 11.Feiken Sophie Op Den Graef b. 1 Apr 1628
 12.Susanna Op Den Graef b. 15 Oct 1629, d. 9 Mar 1714
 13.Andreas Op Den Graef b. 1631, d. 1631
 14.Jacob Op Den Graef b. 1634, d. 1634

Family 2

 
Child 1.Herman Isaac Op Den Graef+ b. 28 Feb 1615, d. 16 Jan 1679

Herman Op Den Graef

M, b. 17 December 1647, d. 17 January 1695
Herman Op Den Graef|b. 17 Dec 1647\nd. 17 Jan 1695|p191.htm#i2510|Abraham Op Den Graef|b. 15 Jul 1610\nd. 17 Mar 1656|p191.htm#i2496|Eva Von Der Leven|b. c 1615|p270.htm#i2509|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret G. Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||
Relationship 1st cousin 9 times removed of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Father* Abraham Op Den Graef b. 15 Jul 1610, d. 17 Mar 1656
Mother* Eva Von Der Leven b. c 1615
Birth*17 December 1647Herman Op Den Graef was born on 17 December 1647. 
He was the son of Abraham Op Den Graef and Eva Von Der Leven. 
Marriage*16 June 1680Herman Op Den Graef married Hester Van Berbber on 16 June 1680. 
Death*17 January 1695Herman Op Den Graef died on 17 January 1695 at age 47. 

Family

 Hester Van Berbber b. 18 Jan 1659, d. 22 Jan 1681
Child 1.Eva Op Den Graef b. 1681

Herman Isaac Op Den Graef

M, b. 28 February 1615, d. 16 January 1679
Herman Isaac Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492||||||||||||||||
Relationship 8th great-grandfather of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Charts Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr. Indented Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Petigree Chart
Daniel Curtis Phillips Jr. Indented Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Petigree Chart
Noah Daniel Phillips Indented Petigree Chart
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Birth*28 February 1615Herman Isaac Op Den Graef was born on 28 February 1615 at Aldekerk, Muir, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Op Den Graef. 
Marriage*circa 1639Herman Isaac Op Den Graef married Margaret Gritjen Peters circa 1639 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany; Crefeld Reformed Church in Crefeld. 
Death*16 January 1679Herman Isaac Op Den Graef died on 16 January 1679 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany, at age 63. 
Religion*1679He was Converted with Family to Quakerism from Mennonites. 

Family

 Margaret Gritjen Peters b. c 1620, d. 19 Oct 1683
Children 1.Dirck (Derek) Isaacs Op Den Graef b. 1642, d. 24 May 1697
 2.Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef b. 1643, d. 2 May 1704
 3.Adolphus Op Den Graef b. c 1648
 4.Margrit Op Den Graef b. 1648
 5.Vonder Op Den Graef b. c 1650
 6.Abraham Isaacs Op Den Graef+ b. 1651, d. 25 Mar 1731

Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef

M, b. 1642
Last Edited 14 Nov 2005
Birth*1642Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef was born in 1642 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
Marriage*circa 1682He married Deborah Van Bebber, daughter of Jacob Isaac Van Bebber and Christina (?), circa 1682 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 

Family

 Deborah Van Bebber b. 1660, d. 1701
Child 1.Syltje Psyche Op Den Graef+ b. 1690, d. 1742

Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef

M, b. 1643, d. 2 May 1704
Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef|b. 1643\nd. 2 May 1704|p191.htm#i2583|Herman Isaac Op Den Graef|b. 28 Feb 1615\nd. 16 Jan 1679|p191.htm#i1071|Margaret Gritjen Peters|b. c 1620\nd. 19 Oct 1683|p196.htm#i1072|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492||||||||||
Relationship 7th great-granduncle of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 10 Jun 2006
Father* Herman Isaac Op Den Graef b. 28 Feb 1615, d. 16 Jan 1679
Mother* Margaret Gritjen Peters b. c 1620, d. 19 Oct 1683
Birth*1643Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef was born in 1643 at Krefeld, Westphalia, Germany. 
He was the son of Herman Isaac Op Den Graef and Margaret Gritjen Peters. 
Death*2 May 1704Herman Isaacs Op Den Graef died on 2 May 1704 at Kent County, Delaware. 

Hester Op Den Graef

F, b. 5 March 1609, d. 11 December 1657
Hester Op Den Graef|b. 5 Mar 1609\nd. 11 Dec 1657|p191.htm#i2495|Herman Op Den Graef|b. 15 Nov 1585\nd. 27 Dec 1642|p191.htm#i2492|Margaret Grietjen Pletjes|b. 16 Nov 1588\nd. 5 Jun 1643|p210.htm#i2493|||||||Driessen Pletjes|b. c 1560\nd. 22 May 1608|p210.htm#i2586|Adelheid Goebels|b. c 1562|p119.htm#i2587|
Relationship 8th great-grandaunt of Daniel Curtis Phillips Sr.
Last Edited 29 Sep 2009
Father* Herman Op Den Graef b. 15 Nov 1585, d. 27 Dec 1642
Mother* Margaret Grietjen Pletjes b. 16 Nov 1588, d. 5 Jun 1643
Marriage*Hester Op Den Graef married Isaac Jacobs Van Bebber. 
Birth*5 March 1609Hester Op Den Graef was born on 5 March 1609 at Westphalia, Germany. 
She was the daughter of Herman Op Den Graef and Margaret Grietjen Pletjes. 
Death*11 December 1657Hester Op Den Graef died on 11 December 1657 at age 48. 

Family

 Isaac Jacobs Van Bebber b. c 1605
Child 1.Jacob Isaac Van Bebber+ b. 1640, d. 7 Sep 1705
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