#van duyn

There is a lot of information on the Van Duyn /Dien bloodline, a Google search can give information on the more well known Duyn/Dien’s.

As you didn’t say what country or region you live in I’m not much help.

I did a quick search on Freemasons (US). Here’s the link.

Copyright Statement NOTE: Researched surnames are in ALL CAPS, and full names are in boldface type on first use. In a recent text to my friend and fellow genealogist Chris Mosher, I asked him what I should write about next and gave him four options. His reply: “Maybe the John Judge trip. It’s been 4 years, right?” Me: “3.5.” We both laughed. We all know I’m slow. Thanks for rubbing it in,…

Here’s a list of names you can search for more information:

Mona Van Duyn Edward S. Van Duyn Harrison Van Duyn Horace N. Van Duyn

Vance Van Dine Harold Foster Van Dine, Jr.

Some of the families that the Van Duyn’s have intermarried with are Ailing (Allen), Brendel, Bullinger, Graeber, Hayes, Kennedy, Robertson, Van Burens, the Van Cleeves, and Van der Hoef.

In Bergen Co., NJ. the name is spelled Van Dyne, Van Duyn, VanDuyne, Van Dine, VanDine, and Van Dien.

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Van Duyn Candies - Portland, Oregon