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Table of Contents
Front matter
Title page
Chapter Contents
Chapter I. Introductory considerations
Chapter II. Story of the search after the history and genealogy of the Kuykendall Family
Chapter III. The name Kuykendall, its origin, derivation and meaning
Chapter IV. Changes in the name Kuykendall and how they came about
Chapter V. Fort Orange, New York. When the Kuykendall ancestors arrived there
Chapter VI. The Dutch Reformed Church Records
Chapter VII. Other notes connected with the very early Kuykendalls
Chapter VIII. Children of Leur Jacobsen Van Kuykendaal-Record of their baptism as found in the old Dutch Church Records
Chapter IX. Family of Jacob Kuykendall, first son of Luur Jacobsen Van Kuykendaal
Chapter X. The four brothers
Chapter XI. Descendants of Henry Kuykendall (5), youngest of the four brothers
Chapter XII. Descendants of Jacob Kuykendall (2)
Chapter XIII. Nathaniel Kuykendall (1st) and descendants
Chapter XIV. Cornelius Van Kuykendaal, his family record, with comments and explanations
Chapter XV. Mattheus Van Kuykendall and family and Arie Van Kuykendael
Chapter XVI. Pieter Kuykendal and descendants
Chapter XVII. Pieter Kuykendall and descendants
Chapter XVIII. Correspondence of Kuykendall descendants
Chapter XIX. Southwestern Kuykendalls and correspondence
Chapter XX. Southwestern Kuykendall correspondence, 2nd series
Chapter XXI. Descendants of Kuykendalls who settled in southern Indiana and Illinois
Chapter XXII. The Texas Kuykendalls
Chapter XXIII. Kikendalls and Kirkendalls, with correspondence
Chapter XXIV. Cuykendalls and letters
Chapter XXV. Coykendalls, family history and correspondence
Chapter XXVI. Some early Pennsylvania Kuykendall descendants
Chapter XXVII. Kuykendalls in the Revolutionary War
Chapter XXVIII. Early migrations and settlements of the family Kuykendall
Chapter XXIX. Genealogy of the Kuykendall Family, in the order of the generations
Chapter XXX. The rifle, axe and log cabin
Chapter XXXI. Mode of living and home life in our ancestors
Chapter XXXII. Schools, in the time of our fathers
Chapter XXXIII. Churches, sabbath and religious meetings
Chapter XXXIV. Marriage customs, old time weddings
Chapter XXXV. Sickness and medical treatment
Chapter XXXVI. Indian warfare, forts and Indian atrocities
Chapter XXXVII. Pests, outlaws and Tories
Chapter XXXVIII. The old mine road and early Kuykendall home
Chapter XXXIX. Forms of servitude, peculiar customs, witches and old time superstitions
Chapter XL. Kuykendall descendants in the war with Germany
Chapter XLI. More light upon obscure places in the history of the Kirkendalls
Chapter XLII. Additional data received too late to come in at the proper place
Chapter XLIII. Intersting and curious accounts and documents in old colonial and ante colonial times
Chapter XLIV. Genealogical notes. The Kuykendall and Stark Families
Chapter XLV. Did more than one Kuykendall ancestor come over from Europe?
Chapter XLVI. Attempts to trace the European history of the Kuykendall Family
Chapter XLVII. Miscellaneous portraits and notes
Chapter XLVIII. Autographs of some of the early Kuykendalls and sundry other topics
Back matter
Index
Kuykendall family. Luurszen, Jacob, d. 1656.About this Book: History of the Kuykendall family since its settlement in Dutch New York in 1646 : with genealogy as found in early Dutch church records, state and government documents, together with sketches of colonial times, old log cabin days, Indian wars, pioneer hardships, social customs, dress and mode of living of the early forefathers. Kuykendall, George Benson,. unknown. unknown. 1979.
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