She was the daughter of Gerrit and Grietje Jans Decker. She was bpt.,1 Dec 1695 in the Old Dutch Church at Kingston, Ulster County, New York.

On 22 Dec 1713 she married Thomas Quick. They left Kingston after a few years and went to the Minisenk area of northern NJ. (today Sussex Co.)

In 1733 they removed to the Pennsylvinia side of the Delaware River, where her husband had built a Grist Mill on the Modder Kill, at the first falls before it emptied into the Delaware. This area would later become Pike County.

Her husband was killed and scalped by the Delaware Indians in 1756.

She was the mother of ten children;
1. Dirk Bpt. 20 June 1714, NY
2. Jacobus Bpt. 29 Jan 1716, NY
3. Margrita Bpt. 19 Aug. 1718, NY
4. Elizabeth Bpt. 28 Jan 1722, NY
5. Benjamin Bpt. 18 Oct 1724, NJ
6. Lena, b-abt. 1727, m-12 May 1745, Solomon Decker
7. Cornelius b-abt.1730,m-14 June 1752
8. Catharina Bpt. 4 July 1733
9. Thomas Bpt.19 July 1734
10 Ann Bpt. 19 May 1736
∼Parents: Gerrit Janse Decker (1662-1720) & Magdalena Willemsze Schutt (1666-1739)
Husband: Thomas Jacob Quick (1690-1760) M: 12-22-1713 - Kingston, Ulster, Colony of New York, British Colonial America
Children: 10
Dirk Quick (1714-1749) M: 1734 - Appollonia Van Garden (1712–1749)
Jacobus Quick (1716-1777) M: 1724 - Maria Jans Westbrook (1717–1750)
Margrieta Thomase Quick Van Garden (1718–1780) M: 1735 - Johannes Van Garden (1714–1757)
Elisabeth Quick Ennes (1722–1771) M: 1739 - Wilhelm "William" Ennes Jr. (1711-1804)
Benjamin Quick (1724-Deceased) M: 1746 - Johanna Joons (1727-Deceased)
Leentje Quick Decker (1726-Deceased) M: 1745 - Salomon Decker (1722–1778)
Cornelis Quick (1728-1791) M: 1752 - Marya Westvael (1730-Deceased)
Catharina Quick (1733-1810) M: 1753 - Francis McGee (1728–1800)
Thomas Quick (1734-1795) M: not listed - Unknown
Anna Quick (1736-1796) M: 1754 - James Everingame (1734–Deceased)