Source: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record published 1890 and 1940

Notes:

• New York was New Amsterdam until 1674
• Researchers in this time period should also familiarize themselves with common Dutch phrases used in Baptismal, Marriage and death records. The serious researcher will also need to be very familiar with Dutch naming systems and patronymics
• Remarks within square brackets [ ], are Lorine's own notations and research. The names are for the most part, in patronymic form. The actual surname the family may have taken, would not have developed for some years. If known, I have indicated the family name which this individual or his/her descendants eventually took.
• Remember that spelling was largely phonetic in this time period - and your ancestor may be found under a variety of names (patronymics) and spellings ..... so... be creative! In these early records the use of "Van" is not usually part of the surname, but is intended as "from" showing the place of origin of the individual.

Understanding these records:

"den 2 Sept. Delivery Stantely, en Engelje Boeckhout, Getrouwt den 2 Octob."
"den 6 dicto. Francois de Fenne, en Margareta Blanck, Getrouwt den 9 Octob."
"Eodem. Andries Holst, en Cornelia Van Tienhoven Getrouwt den 23 Septemb."

• 11 Dec. Egbert Van Borsum, j.m. Van Embden, en Annetje Hendricks, j.d. Van Amsterdam
• 18 Dec. Borger Joriszen, j.m. Van hersberg, in Silesien, en Engeltje Mans, j.d. Van Coinxste, in Sweden

• 11 Feb. Theunis Nyssen, j.m. Van Bunninck, in't sticht Van Uytr. en Phaebea Faelix, j.d. Van Jarleston, in Engelt. [Lorine says for more info on Theunis Nyssen refer to The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Volume 127 January 1996 Nimber 1 and April 1996 Volume 127, Number 2 Utrecht Farmers in New Netherland From M.S.F. Kemp's "Krommerijners in de nieuwe wereld" excerpted and translated by John H. Van Schaick. For more information on Phaebea Faelix aka Femmentie Jans aka Femmentie Seals, please refer to Totten's article "Jan Cornelise Buys (alias Jan Damen) and his Three Wives: Eybe Lubbertse, Phaebea Faelix (alias Phebe or Femmejte Jans), Willemtie Thysenn..." in Genealogies of Long Island Families by the New York Genealogical and Historical Society]
• 26 Aug. Paulus Janszen, Van Vlissingen, Wed. Van Neeltje Corn. en Tryntje Herens, j.d. Van Jenepeeren
• 16 Sept. Thomas Sander, j.m. Van Amsterdam, en Sara Van Gordum
• 4 Nov. Roelant Hackwart, j.m. Van Brandtfort in Schotlant, en Janneken Jans, j.d. Van Amsterdam
• 18 Nov. Michiel Paulus, j.m. Van dermonde in Vlaenderen, en Maria Rappalje, j.d. Van N. Nederl^t
• 2 Dec. Pieter Wolfertszen, j.m. Van Amersfoort, en Hester Simons, Van Amsterdam, Wed. Van Jacques de Vernuis.