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17th CENTURY IMMIGRANTS TO NEW NETHERLAND & NEW YORK
17th CENTURY IMMIGRANTS TO NEW NETHERLAND/NEW YORK REGISTRY
The 17th Century Immigrant Registry form can be used to submit your immigrant ancestor(s) to the Registry page.
To submit an ancestor, he or she must have settled in the original Dutch colonies in present-day New York state in the 1600s.
The move to my new site means that I have had to temporarily close down the submission form but I hope to have it online soon. Meantime, please check the indexes to view submissions by other researchers - there are over 300 names!
If you find someone searching your ancestor, you can write directly to him/her for details. Please remember that each submission is only as accurate as the researcher who compiled it. The onus is on researchers who make contacts to verify what they find here.
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