He was the son of Thomas and Margriet (Decker) Quick. He was baptized at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston on 24 June 1714. (click on drawing at right)
When just a child, he moved with his family, to the Minisink area of Northwest New Jersy. He married here about 1735, to Appollonia Van Garden.
The Minisink Reformed Dutch Church was organized in 1736. It was directly across the river from Minisink Island. This was a circuit church and was served my a traveling preacher. A churchyard cemetery was begun as a final resting place for its members.
In 1739 Dirk was the only Quick listed as taxable in the Minisink precinct.
He was the father of six known children;
1.Margriet Bpt. 19 May 1736
2.Jenneke Bpt. 30 May 1738
3.Rachel Bpt. 7 June 1741
4.Benjamin Bpt. 18 Oct 1743
5.Abraham Bpt. 18 May 1746
6.Catharina Bpt. 29 Jan 1749
When just a child, he moved with his family, to the Minisink area of Northwest New Jersy. He married here about 1735, to Appollonia Van Garden.
The Minisink Reformed Dutch Church was organized in 1736. It was directly across the river from Minisink Island. This was a circuit church and was served my a traveling preacher. A churchyard cemetery was begun as a final resting place for its members.
In 1739 Dirk was the only Quick listed as taxable in the Minisink precinct.
He was the father of six known children;
1.Margriet Bpt. 19 May 1736
2.Jenneke Bpt. 30 May 1738
3.Rachel Bpt. 7 June 1741
4.Benjamin Bpt. 18 Oct 1743
5.Abraham Bpt. 18 May 1746
6.Catharina Bpt. 29 Jan 1749
He was the son of Thomas and Margriet (Decker) Quick. He was baptized at the Old Dutch Church in Kingston on 24 June 1714. (click on drawing at right)
When just a child, he moved with his family, to the Minisink area of Northwest New Jersy. He married here about 1735, to Appollonia Van Garden.
The Minisink Reformed Dutch Church was organized in 1736. It was directly across the river from Minisink Island. This was a circuit church and was served my a traveling preacher. A churchyard cemetery was begun as a final resting place for its members.
In 1739 Dirk was the only Quick listed as taxable in the Minisink precinct.
He was the father of six known children;
1.Margriet Bpt. 19 May 1736
2.Jenneke Bpt. 30 May 1738
3.Rachel Bpt. 7 June 1741
4.Benjamin Bpt. 18 Oct 1743
5.Abraham Bpt. 18 May 1746
6.Catharina Bpt. 29 Jan 1749
When just a child, he moved with his family, to the Minisink area of Northwest New Jersy. He married here about 1735, to Appollonia Van Garden.
The Minisink Reformed Dutch Church was organized in 1736. It was directly across the river from Minisink Island. This was a circuit church and was served my a traveling preacher. A churchyard cemetery was begun as a final resting place for its members.
In 1739 Dirk was the only Quick listed as taxable in the Minisink precinct.
He was the father of six known children;
1.Margriet Bpt. 19 May 1736
2.Jenneke Bpt. 30 May 1738
3.Rachel Bpt. 7 June 1741
4.Benjamin Bpt. 18 Oct 1743
5.Abraham Bpt. 18 May 1746
6.Catharina Bpt. 29 Jan 1749
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