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New Netherland New York Genealogy
Source: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record published 1890 and 1940 Notes:
Understanding these records:
From 27 August 1673 on, the first date is the date the parties registered their intent to marry. The last date is the date of the actual marriage. Example:
"den 3 May" means Willem and Catalyntie registered on the 3 May of that year. "den 26 May" is the actual marriage date.
dicto means that entry occured in the same month as the preceeding entry (the one above it). If the preceeding entry also uses "dicto", keep reading up until you find a month. Example:
Here we see that James Spencer and Maria Carlee registered their intent to marry on 28 May (as per the entry before theirs)
eodem means the entry occured on the same day as the one preceeding. Example: In the following three entries we see that Andries Holst registered his intent to marry on the same day as Francois de Fenne. Francois' entry uses "den 6 dicto" so we must read up to find the first preceeding entry with a month - and that is Delivery Stantely with the month of Sept. Thus Francois' entry is 6 Sept. as is Andries'.
New Amsterdam (New York City) Reformed Dutch Church Marriages 1641
Lorine's Note GN: Geertje Nannincks with her son and daughter arriving in New Netherland in 1641 on Den Coninck David (the King David) as the widow of Tjerck Hendricksz. In July 1641 Van Rensellaer made a contract to go to the colony of Rensellaerswyck with Geertje Nannings [sic] widow of Tjerck Hendricks, 30 years old, and her two children Hendrik Tjerksx 13 and Hester Tjerks 11. Then follows the marriage on 21 July 1647 of Geerje Nannincks widow of Abel Reidenhasen to Claes Jansen Kust, [Claes Jansz Rust] widower of Aechtje Cornelis. Geertje Nannincks married again circa 1648 to 1651 in Rensellaerswyck to Willem Fredericksz (Bout). The accounts of the colony show her debts for her passage being charged sometime between 1648 and 1651 to her husband Willem Fredericksz from Leyden commonly referred to as Willem Fredericksz Bout or Boudt Researchers are encouraged to extract small portions of these records for personal research only. The entire set of records may not be copied for distribution or publication in any manner without written permission from The Olive Tree Genealogy
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