A Canadian Terhune Family
	American Generations Maratie de Graves
Home Page Outline Arrival in America American Generation First Family 2nd Generation 3rd Generation 4-5th Generation North to Nova Scotia 6th Generation 7th Generation 8th Generation West to BC 9th Generation 10th Generation Ontario Terhunes Migration Looseleaves Main Surnames Kambick looseleaves Moffatt Photo Album R. M. Terhune G. W. Terhune Misc. Other Terhune Links	From the Terhune Letter (1) Albert Jr's third wife was Maratie de Graves Terhune the mother of at least 3 of his 15 children. She married 1. Andries Tibout had a son Jacobes Tibout (ch Dec 7, 1701) 2. Albert Albertse Terhune Sept 8, 1705 and 3. Jean Alice of Hackensack on Sept 23, 1709. Albert's will dated Feb. 16,1709 from his house in Hackensack. He willed his wife "the Northwest chamber of the house, firewood, apiece of ground for a garden, 10 schepples of corn and 6 schepples of wheat yearly". The house was described as a good size house with four rooms. It was situated in New Jersey so that it overlooked the Hackensack river. In Jan. of 1717 the house was the scene of a wedding between one of his daughters Geertruyd and Hendrick Banta. It was reported to be filled with Dutch, French and English heirloom furniture and was still in use in the 1930's. It was torn down in 1951.