The pilot of the plane that crashed into a Dutchess County home has been identified as 61-year-old Francisco Knipping-Diaz of Woodmere, Long Island, who was killed along with a resident, state police said.

Two passengers in the Cessna 303 Crusader — Eduardo Tio, 50, also of Woodmere, and Teoflio Antonio Diaz Pratt, 52, of the Dominican Republic — suffered non-life-threatening injuries in the Saturday crash.

Police tentatively identified Gerald Bocker, 61, as the Union Vale homeowner who was killed. His daughter Hannah, 21, was critically injured.

Her sister, Sarah, 30, suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Their mother, Barrie, and brother, Will, were apparently not home at the time of the accident, according to the Poughkeepsie Journal.

The family’s home was destroyed when the plane, which took off from Orange County Airport in Montgomery, struck the house and burst into flames while headed to Sky Acres field in LaGrangeville to refuel before continuing to Long Island’s Republic Airport, authorities said.

The crash is being investigated by state police, the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board.

On Sunday, many relatives, friends, neighbors and strangers scoured the area in search of the family’s missing pets, including four cats and a golden retriever puppy named Charlie.

Another golden retriever named Buoy was found Sunday morning, the Poughkeepsie Journal reported. A black Newfoundland named Molly was recovered, but died of her wounds, according to the paper.

Neighbors Bill and Judy Keating said they rushed to the property when they heard the crash and saw the towering flames.

Bill told the Poughkeepsie Journal that Hannah Bocker had been “blown out the picture window and landed in a small kiddie pool that they had for their dogs.”

Several people helped Sarah Bocker out of the stricken house.

“Shortly after the mother came, she was at work, and she was beside herself,” Bill Keating said Sunday.

“They have a son who works in California. My wife got his number and permission to call him. He broke down and cried and should be here now.”