Family:Aert Tack and Annetje Ariense (1)
Parents: Cornelius Tack and Unknown Crynen
Aert Pietersen Tack
b. Abt 1635 Etten, North Brabant, Netherlands
d. Aft 1688 New York, New York
 
Annetje Ariense
chr. 29 Aug 1645 Amsterdam, Netherlands
d. Aft 1712 Hurley, New York
m. Abt 1660 New York, New York
Facts and Events
Alt Marriage? Abt 1660 New Amsterdam (New York)
Marriage? Abt 1660 New York, New York(New Amsterdam)
Divorce[2] Y
Children
BirthDeath
1.
Cornelis Aertsen Tack
chr. 14 Aug 1661 Kingston, New York
 
2.
Grietje Aertse Tack
chr. Aug 1663 Kingston, New York
1720 Montague, New Jersey
3.
Elizabeth Aertse Tack
Abt 1664 Kingston, New York
 
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Their daughter, Grietje, was sponsored at her baptism by Grietje Voight. This women's identity is unknown, but is thought to be the mother of Annetje Ariense, and the grandmother of the children (see the Ulster County Genealogical Society "Genie" for March 1979). "Voight" is not a surname and means "guardian." Aert left his wife after the Indian attack of June 1663, when his house was burned. He seems to have used the occasion to desert his wife and children, and may even have returned to the Netherlands. She filed for divorce and eventually married Jacob Jansen Van Etten, who had been employed by Tack on his farm. The children of Tack were raised in the Van Etten family. (See Olde Ulster Vol 2, pg 345, also Vol 7, pg 207).

The source of information for their third child, Lysbeth, is unknown and so her inclusion in this family must be considered speculative.

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References
  1.   Ulster County Genealogical Society (New York). Ulster Genie. (Stone Ridge, Ulster, New York: Ulster County Genealogical Society (NY))
    Vol. 25, p. 3.
  2. ↑ deserted his wife
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