Gerhard Daniel Cock and Christina Ten Broeck

Gerhard Daniel Cock was born about 1740 in Germany.
He came to the colony in November 1763, according to http://www.archive.org/stream/tenbroeckgenealo00runk/tenbroeckgenealo00runk_djvu.txt
His sister, Anna Elizabeth, married his wife's, Christina Ten Broeck's, brother, Jacob Ten Broeck.
Naturalization records indicate he was naturalized on July 29, 1773.
Source: 

Naturalization record of Rev. Gerhard Daniel Cock found in the
Genealogical Publishing, Co., Inc. Baltimore Maryland. 

Library of Congress Catalogue Card Numer 75-10680. 

International Standard Book Number 0-8063-0679-3

He was a minister to serveral churches:
Pas {pastor}, Rinebeck, NY and Camp, Germantown, NY 1764-1791.
ss {stated supply}, Second, New Paltz, NY 1768-1770;
Linlithgo, NY 1772-1790.
This book shows he died in 1791.
Source: Page 72 of "Historical Directory" By Gasero, Russell L.
The Historical Series of the Reformed Church in America, No. 37

Gerhard died died in 1791 and was laid to rest under the pulpit of his church in Camp
{now Germantown} Columbia County, New York.

Gerhard Cock married Christina Ten Broeck October 9, 1769 in Johnston, Columbia County, New York.
{issued by the Secretary of the Province of New York}

Christina Ten Broeck was born in 1742? in New York.
She was baptized at Germantown, New York on October 12, 1743.
 and died after June of 1793 in New York?

She is the daughter of Jacob Ten Broeck and Christina Van Alen.

Their children are:

Jacob Cock

Anna Cock

Christina Cock

**Garrett Cock

Daniel Cock

Daniel Cock, M.D.

Abraham Cock

**We came from Garret Cock