I. Henry Van Dyke, b. circa 1725 Virginia, d. circa 1794 Va. m. ____Amy Freeman, b. 1729 Va, d. 1786 Va.  Henry  m. ____ Ann Bullock , b. ____ Va, d. ____ Va.

Children of Henry Van Dyke and Amy Freeman:

Children of Henry Van Dyke and Ann Bullock:

i.  John Van Dyke, b. about 1749 - 1755 Va, d. (RE: will of Richard Bullock).

i.  Henry Van Dyke, b. about ____  Va, d. .

ii. Freeman Van Dyke, b. before 1765 Va, d. 1830 Dandridge, Tn. m. circa 1790 Va,  Mary "Polly" Whittle, b. NC, d. 1856.

iv. Ann Van Dyke b. ___ d. ___ m. ______.

iv. David Van Dyke b. ___ d. ___ m. ______.

II. John Van Dyke, b. about 1755 Va, d. (RE: will of Henry Van Dyke)

II.Freeman Van Dyke, b. before 1765 Va, d. 1830 Dandridge, Tn, m. circa 1790 Va, Mary "Polly" Whittle, b. NC, d. 1856.

Children of Freeman Van Dyke and Mary "Polly" Whittle are:

i. John Henry Van Dyke, b. 1792 Lunenburg, Va, m. Phoebe Martin.

ii.  Henry Charles Van Dyke Sr, b. 1797 Tn, d. 1884 Dandridge, Tn, m. 1822 Tn, Lucy Gail  Cate, b. 1803 Tn,  d. 1884 Dandridge, Tn.

iii. James Van Dyke, b. __ d. __ m. 1827 Tn. Sarah Hoggett.

iv.  David Van Dyke, b. 1809 Dandridge, Tn. d. __ m. Jane  Henry.

v.  Richard W. Van Dyke, b. __  d. __ m. 1835 Tn. Lucinda Carter.

vi.  Sarah Van Dyke, b. __ d. __ m. Reuben Miller. 

vii.  Elizabeth Van Dyke, b. __ d. __ m. ______.

viii.  Mary Van Dyke, b. __ d. __ m. ______.
 
 

II.David Van Dyke b. ___ d. ___ m. ______.
 
 

III.Henry Charles Van Dyke Sr., b. 1797 Tn, d. 1884 Dandridge, Tn, m. 1822 Tn, Lucy Gail  Cate, b. 1803 Tn, d. 1884 Dandridge, Tn.

Children of Henry Charles Van Dyke Sr and Lucy Gail  Cate are:

i.  Henry Charles Van Dyke Jr., b. 1828 Tn, d. 1909 Tx. m. 1851 Dandridge, Tn.  Elizabeth Falman, b. 1832 Charleston SC,  d. 1923 Coryell, Tx.

ii.  Lucy Van Dyke, b. circa 1831 d. ___ m. George Smith b. ___ d. ___.

iii.  Terrissa Van Dyke, b. circa 1833 d. ___ m. ______ b. ___ d. ___.

iv.  Margaret Van Dyke, b. circa 1835 d.___  m. ______ b. ___ d. ___.

v.  Sarah Van Dyke, b. circa 1837 d. ___ m. ______ b. ___ d. ___.

vi.  Nancy Van Dyke, b. circa 1840 d. ___ m. James Baily b. ___ d. ___.

vii.  Susan Van Dyke, b. circa 1842 d. ___ m. Harold Patterson b. ___ d. ___.

viii.  George W. Van Dyke, b. 1844 Dandridge, Tn. d. ___ m. 1867 Tn. Mary Boatman b. ___ d. ___. 

ix.  Charles F. Van Dyke, b. 1847 Tn. d. ___ m. Sarah J. Van Dyke, b. ___ d. ___.

x.  Mary Van Dyke, b. after 1850 d. ___ m.  James Riley b. ___ d. ___.

xi.  Rebecca Van Dyke, b. after 1850 d. ___ m. ______ b. ___ d. ___.

xii.  Nettie Van Dyke, b. after 1850 d. ___ m.  Sam Matson b. ___ d. ___
 
 

IV.Henry Charles Van Dyke Jr., b. 1828 Tn, d. 1909 Tx. m. 1851 Dandridge, Tn.  Elizabeth Falman, b. 1832 Charleston SC,  d. 1923 Coryell, Tx.

i.  Margaret Ellen Van Dyke, b. 1852 Tn. d. ___ m. Ben Wells. 

ii.  Mary Magdalene Van Dyke, b. 1854 Tn, d. 1924 Tx. D. m. John Lafayette Hughett, b. 1849 Va, m. 1871 Dandridge, Tn. D. 1929 Tx.

iii.  Sarah Katie Van Dyke, b. 1861 Tn, d. 1869 Tn. 

iv.  William Henry Van Dyke, b. 1862 d. ___ m. ______ b. ___ d. ___.

v.  Clemmie Van Dyke, b. 1870 Tn, d. 1889 m. Femmer Yeldell b. ___ d. ___.

vi.  Charley Lafayette Van Dyke, b. 1874, d. 1974 Tx. m. Canellia Moore b. ___ d. ___.

vii.  Cordelia "Cordie" Van Dyke, b. __  d. 1944 m. Charlie Thomas b. ___ d. ___.

viii.  George Van Dyke, b. __ d. 1947 Mexia, Tx. m. ______  b. ___ d. ___.

ix.  Ruffus Van Dyke, b. __ d. 1938 Coleman, Tx. m. Drucilla Calvery b. ___ d. ___.
 

020915 - 022352 JVANI TLVDSR Bullock will
Terry.  I found the copy of Richard Bullock will dated Oct 27 1764.  Originally I found the will listed in "Histories and Genealogy of Old Granville Co NC 1746-1800.   It is a book that I do not have, but may find a complete copy of the book someday.  Also have a book "Colonial Granville county and it's People by Worth S Ray.  It lists Henry Vandyck 
and Ann Bullock. If you would send me the word processor program you use, I can scan a copy of the Bullock will and the additional info from the Old Granville co.  (I use Appleworks 6 on a Macintosh) but could save it in the correct format for you.  It also lists a Lydda Vandyke June 1778 on her death bed leaves all she has to a daughter Caterine  Cannon. I recall reading about a Lydda (or Lydia or widow) and her son Henry coming to NC from PA.  I rather think this could be a connection.  Possible Henry's mother, but that is a real guess.  I am not sure if Henry was in NC or if he came to NC from VA with the Richard Bullock family.  Not all we find is true information.    I can't believe there isn't a will for Henry and Amy Van Dyck some where!  Jack

020915 - 092444 JVANI TLVDSR Will of Richard Bullock
History and Genealogies of Old Granville County, North Carolina, 1746-1800

Will of Richard Bullock

Richard Bullock, of Gr. Co. Will, dated Oct 27, 1764, probated Nov Ct 1766 .  To daughter Sarah Sims 1 shilling sterling; (2) to Henry Vandych 1 shilling; (3) to daughter Agnes Williams 1 shilling; (4) to son Zachariah 1 shilling; (5) to son William 1 shilling; (6) to son John 1 shilling; (7) to daughter Susanna Sims 1 shilling; (8) to grandaughter Ann Vandych sundry personalty; (9) to grandson achariah Nuckolls, sundry personalty; (10) to daughter Aggatha Nuckolls 1 shilling; (11) ?my land on Ellibies C reek in Orange County? to be sold to pay part of his debts and his land and plantation whereon he now lives with all other property after payment of debts given his wife during her life; (12) to son 
Nathaniel, after death of wife of test., the land and plantation test. now lives on; (13) at his wife?s death all property not otherwise devised bequeathed equally ?to my two youngest sons? Leonard Hendley Bullock and Nathaniel Bullock; and (14) est. is not to be appraised. Exs: wife and  son Leonard Hendley. Wit: Wm. Shaw, philemon Hawkins, Julius Howard.  Id. p. 32

Deed of Gift, Sept. 25, 1758: Richard Bullock, of Gr. Co., and Henry VanDyche, ?of Lunenburg County in Virginia?, conveys, for love and affection to grandchildren of the former, and the children of the latter, viz: John, David and Anne VanDyck, negro woman ?Hannah?, and negro girls ?Dill? and ?Amia?, to be div. bet. them when John becomes 21 
years of age in 1770. 

Granville County rec. 1750-61. p. 119

John Sims, of Gr. Parish and Gr. Co. Will, dat. Feby 10, 1765; prob. Aug Ct 1766.  To son William 500A. ?Beginning where my lower line crosses Great Nutbush Creek thence joining Hargroves lines Bullocks line or lines and Vandikes to the head of a Branch cali?d the long ranch thence down the same to reedy branch thence down the reedy branch as it 
meanders to great Nutbush Creek and thence down the same as it meanders to the first Station?, also 1 negro, and some personalty (under 16 rs); (20 to Frances keeling 100 A. on north side of Reedy branch ?to include the plantation where Agness Keeling did live?, said land to be in square form; (3) lends to James Wade Sr. and Dorothy his wife during their 
lives the use of 50 A. joining Robert Mitchell?s line to be in square form and to include the plantation whereon said Wade now lives; (4) to son Elisha 600 A. lying on the Long and Reedy branches, and adjoing lines of Mitchell, and Frances Keeling, also 1 negro, ?all my smith tools? and some other personalty: (5) ? to the Child that my wife is 
pregnant with? the lands he bought  of Nathaniel Bullock, but if it die before age or marriage then said land is to be divided bet. all children ot test.; (6) to dauts Agnes, Dorcas and Sally 1 Negro each; (7) to  son Leonard his mill, but sons Elisha and William are to ?have their grain ground toll free at the same?; 98) to ?the rest of my children/ to wit, 
Susanna, Mary & likewise Lucretia Sims & the infant to be born each of them a feather bed  & furniture?; (9) lends to wife Sarah during life. 4 Negroes; (10) ? I leave the money that is due to me from Mr. Richard Bullock?s estate? to be div. bet. all of his children. Exs: wife and son Leonard. Wit: Rob. Mitchell, James Wallace, G sims. Id . p. 27.

Bond, Aug. 5, 1767, of Nathaniel Bullock to Co. Ct. Jus.; pen. L200, gdn of Susannah, orphan of John Sims; sur: john Bullock, Len. Henley Bullock.  Id. P. 63  Same; pen. L600; Leonard Sims Gdn of Wj., orphan of John Sims; sur; same. Id p. 65  Return of Comr?s apptd to divide est., allows L10 to each of the children with which to buy a feather bed; made to Aug. Ct. 1767. Id p. 72 Ret. of sale to May Ct. 1768; 4 Negroes sold.  Id p. 85

Granville County Deed Book C
425, 426 - July 21, 1757 - Zachariah Bullock to William Sims for 48 pds. 139 acres on W side of Great Nut Bush Creek on Hargrove?s line to Waldrup?s line, which land was granted to Samuel Henderson Mar. 25, 1749 in Granville Co., North Carolina. Witnesses: Richard Bullock, H. Vandyck

605______ - See record in Clerk?s office records on Richard Bullock who deeds to children and grandchildren, John Vandyck, David and Ann Vandyke - unfinished here - stated that is in Clerk?s office.

Deed Book F
47 - November 8, 1760 - Grant to Henry Vandike for 495 acres on Smiths Branch at Richard Bullock?s corner in Granville County.

Paten Book 14
2763 Page 84
Lord Granville to Henry Vandike. 28 November 1760 - 495 Acres in granville County in the parish of St. John, joining Smiths Branch and Richard Bullock or:
/S/ Henry Van Dyck
Wits: Will Johnson, John Hawkins examined by Thomas Jones and Will Hurst Surveyed 16 December 1754
SOC: Lanard Bullock, Richarg Haregravs, Sherd Haywood D sur

Deed Book G

259, 260 - July 23, 1764 Richard Bullock and Henry Vandike of Lunenburg County, Virginia to Nathan Sims of Granville County, North Carolina for 60 pds., 655 Acres Granville Count on Smith?s Creek.  Witnesses William 
Sims, William Moore

Will Book 1 - Granville County, NC

188 - June 29, 1778 - Lydda Vandyke being on her death bed wishes that all she has will become the property of her daughter Cterine Cannon after her death - proved Aug. Court 1778 on oath of John Adcock.  Witnesses Rody Vaughn, Nacey Conner (Lydd Vandyke speaks of he being 
aged).

020915 - 063331 Henry VanDyck Lunenburg VA Granville Co NC
Hi Terry,  I  checked out your webpage of Vandyke family data, and I note that we have some differing information on the children of Henry Vandyke of Lunenburg.  You show five children of Henry Vandyke and Amy Freeman.  I show Henry with those same five children, but that three of them (John, David and Ann) were with Ann Bullock and two (Freeman  and Henry) were with Amy Freeman.  See the following:
Granville County North Carolina Records - 1750-1761, p 199. = Deed of Gift 25 Sept 1758, Richard Bullock of Granville County and Henry VanDyche of Lunenburg County in Virginia, conveys for love and affection to grandchildren of the former and the children of the latter, viz. John, David and Anne VanDyck negro woman Hannah, and negro girls Dill and Amia, to be divided between them when John becomes 21 year of age in 1770.
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Will of Richard Bullock = 27 Oct 1764 - proved by Nov. Court 1766 on oath of Julia Howard and Philemon Hawkins, Jno. Benton, C. C., executor qualified. 
Richard Bullock wills to have all debts and funeral expenses paid; to daughter Sarah Sims, one shilling; to Henry Vandyke, one shilling; to daughter Agnes Williams, one shilling; to son Zachariah Bullock, one shilling; to son John Bullock, one shilling; to son William Bullock, one shilling; to granddaughter Susannah Sims, one shilling to granddaughter Ann Vandyke, a feather bed and furniture; to daughter Agatha Nicholls, a feather bed and furniture; to grandson Zachariah Nicholls, a feather bed and furniture; m land on Ellibies Creek in Orange County to be sold and money therefrom to pay my debts; to my wife the land I live on and all else for her lifetime and then all remaining to my sons Leonard Henley Bullock and Nathaniel Bullock.  Executors, my son Leonard Henley Bullock and my wife Ann Hendley.  Wts. Philemon Hawkins, William Shaw, Julia Howard.
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I see that you show that Henry was born in VA abt 1725.  I strongly believe that Henry Vandyke of Lunenburg is the son David Van Dyck and Christina Ten Broeck of Albany, New York. No proof, but much circumstantial evidence.  The family names are similar and the age is right.  The Van Dycks were prominent in New York, and each of the children's births and deaths were records, except that only Henry's birth, and not his death is recorded.  Henry disappears from public records in New York about the time that Henry of Lunenburg, VA appears. (Interestingly, Henry of New York's last appearance there was in Loonenburg Parish in New York).  Henry of Lunenburg, VA seems to come from nowhere -  no other Vandykes appear in VA until many years later. 
I have done quite a bit of research on the New York Van Dycks, trying to work forward to see if there is a clue that leads that direction to our Henry, but have found nothing other than interesting coincidences so far.
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I am not aware of a will for Henry Vandyke of Lunenburg County, VA, and have assumed that he died intestate. 
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I'm interested that you show Henry Vandyke (son of Freeman) with a middle name of Charles.  I have always seen it as Henry C. Vandyke, but never knew the middle name.  What is your source for that?  Interesting trivia - my mother has this Henry's dresser in her home, purchased circa 1830. 
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I would be happy to share any info that I have.  I have extensive information on the descendants of Freeman Vandyke.  Let me know if you have questions.  Brian Bivona Waco, Texas

02091502 - 101319 BB TLVDSR Henry Van Dyck
Thought I'd mention one other item.  I have a copy of a religious petition that has Henry Van Dyck's signature on it, along with son David.  Kind of interesting to see the actual signature.  Let me know if you would like a copy.  Also it is interesting that David could write, as his brother Freeman could not.  Brian Bivona

020915 - 123542 TLVDSR BOB Henry VanDyck Granville Co NC 
Hi Bob <Bob~VanDyke.net>, I know your area of research is with the NC Van Dyke's.  I hope that you provide some leads to the following.  Have been researching a potential connection with John Vandike family line of Tazwell Co Tazwell VA and Henry VanDyck of Lunenburg VA.   Have you any data on a Henry VanDyck (Van Dyke) of Lunenburg VA and or Granville Co NC.  The dates of concern is with the mid 1750s to late 1760s as extrapolated from an email received listed below.  The interesting aspects for me is the potential connection with the NC Van Dyke, VanDyck's ect.  Thank you New Begining ~ Van Dyke ~ Family Journal

020915 - 112312 JVANI TLVDSR Henry VanDyck Lunenburg VA Granville Co NC
Terry,  Nice to hear from you.  I agree, that Henry Vandyck of Granville and Lunenburg could be the decendents of  of your John Van Dike of Tazwell.  John's approx birthdate of 1749-50 is a good clue.  Plus, he doesn't show up in 
Lunenburg nor have I ever found any further record of him in Granville.  I don't know when your John showed up in Tazwell, but if it was abt 1770, that would be when our John reached adulthood.  In the Richard Bullock will John was 
to inherit somethings when he reached age.  I quickly looked for the will of Richard Bullock, but can't find it right now.  I have read it before and it mentions Henry, John, Ann, and David.  When I locate it I will send you a copy.  I also, believe that Henry VanDyck of Lunenburg had another son named Henry (no further records of  him).  I am thinking that Freeman and Henry were full brothers and John, Ann, and David half brothers/sister.  (Our old ancestors from Tennessee mention a rich Uncle Henry of Freeman Vandyke's.  I think David had a daughter named Patsy Vaughan Van Dyke who married a Johnson in early 1800's.  David was married to Martha.  I suspect Martha's name was Vaughan.  Patsy is a short name for Martha. I have never found a will for Henry or Amy Vandyck.  We think Amy died abt 1786 and Henry probably 1794.  1794/1795 is the approx time my Freeman shows up in Tenn, alto he was in NC just before 
that.  We also are inclined to believe Henry Van Dyck is the son of David and Christina Ten Brooke  VanDyck of Albany NY. Everyone is trying to prove that with very little success. I will share what information I have, so keep in 
touch. We live in Iowa.  Jack <jvani~pcpartner.net>

The whole Vandyke Line: Posted by: kelly in ri Date: January 09, 2000 at 09:44:48 
In Reply to: The whole Vandyke Line by Larry Hough  of 894 
Larry, would love if you might be able to add any information regarding Henry Van Dyke of Lunenburg co Va. in mid 1750s. Trying to get any additional info on his spous(es), his life, his war service, etc.  A pretty good summary of what we know of our Van Dyke line (I didn't write it up, I only posted it, so I know it's good ;) is at:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kell/vandyke.html
Thanks for any help, I know there are a couple of others also hoping for a favorable response.  Kelly in RI <kleigh1~home.com>

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA: Posted by: Larry Van Dyke Date: July 16, 2000 at 13:07:00 of 894 
Looking for info on Henry Van Dyke of Lunenburg Cty, VA. Had two known sons, Freeman, of Dandridge, TN and David.

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA:  Posted by: Pat Hoffman Date: July 18, 2000 at 13:08:37 
In Reply to: Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA by Larry Van Dyke  of 894 
I am interested in the VanDYKE family of VA and Dandridge, Jefferson Co TN. Desire information on a Sarah "Salley" VanDYKE b. about 1781 VA who married Robert MILLER and lived in Jefferson Co TN. She is said to be daughter of a Freeman VanDYKE. She named a son Freeman Van Buren MILLER b. 1808 TN.

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA: Posted by: Larry Van Dyke Date: July 18, 2000 at 19:36:47 
In Reply to: Re: Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA by Pat Hoffman  of 894 
Sarah (Sally) Van Dyke was an older sister to Richard Wilson Van Dyke from whom I am descended. I have a lot of information on that branch but do not have much information about the rest of the family. Contact me at vandykelp~worldnet.att.net. I would like to know what we might have in common and see if we can share some resources.

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA:  Posted by: Jeffrey Van Dyke Date: July 24, 2000 at 11:15:29 
In Reply to: Re: Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA by Larry Van Dyke  of 894 
who was Henry's parents. If you have dates i would greatly appreciate it. thanks Jeff

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA:  Posted by: kelly in ri Date: July 30, 2000 at 07:26:40 
In Reply to: Re: Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA by Larry Van Dyke  of 894 
All, Van Dyke (and possible Freeman) ancestry - by Dell L. & Carolyn M. Nelson is posted at my site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kell/vandyke.html
I'd love it if this info helped others out and perhaps if someone had info that Dell, Carolyn and I do not have that we would welcome. Kelly in RI <kleigh1~home.>

Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA: Posted by: Brian Bivona Date: September 15, 2000 at 14:55:39 
In Reply to: Re: Henry Van Dyke, Lunenburg Cty, VA by Larry Van Dyke  of 894 
Sarah (Sally) Vandyke was actually a half-sister to Richard Wilson Vandyke (1812-1873). She was a daughter of Freeman Vandyke (abt 1762-April 1830) and his first wife. Richard Wilson Vandyke was a son of Freeman and his second wife, Mary Whittle. Freeman was the son of Henry Vandyke (abt 1725-abt 1795) of Lunenburg County, Virginia and his second wife, Amy Freeman. More info on my website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~bbivona/main.htm
I am descended from Richard Wilson Vandyke's older brother, Henry C. Vandyke (1800-1884) of Jefferson County, TN and wife Lucy Gail Cate.  I'd love to share information with you.

From:  "Diane Cox" <dcox~wwdb.org>
Date:  2002/07/17 Wed PM 07:41:16 EDT 
Subject:  Re: VANDIKE (VAN DYKE) 
Hi!  This is my husband's line and I haven't worked on it for a while. Therefore I need to look at my data.  If it is the right family, there are two distant cousins who have done extensive work and I will let you know and forward your message to them.  Diane

From:  "Diane Cox" <dcox~wwdb.org> 
Date:  2002/07/18 Thu AM 12:11:26 EDT 
Subject:  VanDyke page1 
Here is a print out of my VanDykes.  I have a feeling that my Henry and your John might be the same generation.  My husband is a descendent of Mary Magdalene Van Dyke.

From:  "Diane Cox" <dcox~wwdb.org> 
Date:  2002/07/18 Thu AM 11:45:45 EDT 
Subject:  Ancestors of Brian & Melissa Bivona 
Brian has great Van Dyke information.  All his material has references and he would love to "talk" to you!  Diane 
Download Attachment: Ancestors of Brian & Melissa Bivona.url

From:  "Diane Cox" <dcox~wwdb.org> 
Date:  2002/07/18 Thu PM 04:46:21 EDT 
Subject:  Re: Ancestors of Brian & Melissa Bivona 
Ken's Van Dykes went to Texas, married and then the descendents came to southern CA.  I have some wonderful VanDyke photos if you turn out to be related!  Diane