Curators: Please make this profile a Master Profile

Unfinished business from the prior discussion:
Suzan Martin - you were wanting Edward Wilkins Stevens, 2nd Corp, CSA to be mastered.
I questioned "I'm assuming you would like him locked down - relationships and data." No response to date.

Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087 - thank you for a well supported profile in Isaac Dilbeck I’ve gone ahead and locked name, death field and relationships; I suspect you may be able to get more precise records for birth.

Question about his wife Marieke Blomerse Dilbeck “Blomerse” looks like a patronym (child of Blomer) and not a maiden name, so I moved it to the middle name field, which is where we are placing patronyms. Please consult with a Dutch speaker and records to verify.

Erica Howton & Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087 - There is also a curator named Martin van Buren. (I can't find his URL right now.)

Emily Kent Marget -- I think you're thinking of Private User?

https://www.geni.com/curators is a handy reference list :)

Private User - Thanks for the correction.

Job Waterreus - would you mind taking a look at Marieke Blomerse Dilbeck for Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087 and checking on my naming assumptions?

Erica Howton she probably would not have had a last name in the Netherlands and also when married in the Netherlands did not legally took the name of the husband. So if she would have stayed in the Netherlands the last name should be empty (the husbands last last name could be in the display name and/or in the AKA field, but I think this is okay.

So I’m correct that Blomerse was her patronym, not her surname, and it goes in the middle name field? Her father would have been a man with the given name Blomer?

I also notice this recording of her name: Marritye Bloemers

Is it any more or less correct? Does the variant perhaps help pinpoint her origins? I have the impression this family was Flemish more than Dutch.

I'm not sure, I think I was a bit to fast in replying. Blomer does not seem to be used as a first name.
The last name Blommerse is rather common in the province Gelderland and Zeeland, but also in Belgium. The first name Blommer is not very common.
To be sure you need additional information.

Dilbeck is common name in the South of the Netherlands and also in Belgium, but not in combination with the first name Isaac. Marieke is used in the Netherlands and Belgium, so you really need a bit more information to be sure.

Marritye is probably Mariitje. Bloemers is a very common last name (much more in the Netherlands than in Belgium)

Carl Gustav Verbraeken can you please also look it

Dilbeek is a town 10 km to the west of Brussels. In 1297, we find a ‘van Dilbeek’ (+related spellings) in Leuven and Mechelen (Brabant). In the 16th century, many family members converted to the reformed church and fled to Holland (Rotterdam, Amsterdam) . Bloemers (Blomer, Blomers) is no first name - no patronymic either-, it could have been a last name, (meaning ‘flower merchant’). Dilbeek (Dilbeck) clearly is the last name of the husband of Marieke (Marrytje, Mariitge etc.).

Karl David Wright - Henry Martin has been mastered but not locked. I can lock at any time.
Is there anything you would like in the curator's notes to keep him separate from any other like-named people?

Thank you very much, Carl Gustav Verbraeken & https://www.geni.com/discussions/272715?msg=1668157. Cynthia Curtis, A183502, US7875087 this adds context to Isaac Dilbeck story.

Suzan Martin - Mastered & locked.

Dimitri Vulis - I think you meant to post your messages here - https://www.geni.com/discussions/158450 (Please do NOT merge Medieval duplicates..)

I have already directed the folks that monitor that discussion to see this one.