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New Netherland, New York Genealogy New Netherland Settlers Books now available!: Ships Passenger Lists to New York 500 voyages to and from New Netherland (New York) Cemetery Records (Cemetery, Obits) Census Records Church Records (B, D, M) City Directories Land & Mortgage Records Military Records Wills & Probate Records New Netherland History Ancestor Signatory hand marks Translation of words in Church records Understanding Patronymics Dutch Names & Nicknames Glossary of Dutch Words Ancient Dutch Occupations New Netherland Settlers 17th Century Ancestor Registry Dutch & English translations for Occupations Life in 17th Century Amsterdam Online Books Research in the Netherlands Miscellaneous Genealogy [ Mailing Lists] [Societies & Journals] [Dictionary & Definitions] [Olive Tree Library] [Help] [Links] MARINE MUSEUM Introduction The book/thesis of Jaap Jacobs contains a list of about 500 ship crossings between Amsterdam, the Netherlands and New Amsterdam over the period 1609-1675. In only 56 cases the presence, but not the names, of colonists on board is mentioned. We will never be one hundred percent certain how many, if any, colonists other ships carried. Please bear that in mind while browsing and/or consulting this data. Note from Lorine: I have added links to any online passenger lists for the ships noted below COLONIST ARRIVALS BETWEEN 1658-1660 “VERGULDE BEVER” (captain Jan Reyersz., private owner) left Amsterdam after May 15th 1658, arrived in New Amsterdam before Aug. 28th 1658 with 38 colonists. “MOESMAN” (captain Jacob Jansz. Staedt, private owner) left Amsterdam May 20th 1658, arriving in New Amsterdam before Aug.17th 1658 with 6 colonists. “BRUYNVISCH” (captain unknown, private owner) left Amsterdam June 19th 1658, arrived in New Amsterdam 1658 with 33 colonists. “VERGULDE MEULEN” (captain Barent Jochemsz., private owner) left Amsterdam about June 28th 1658, arriving in Nieuwer-Amstel Sept. 27th 1658 with 108 colonists for Nieuwer-Amstel. “TROUW” (captain Jan Jansz. Bestevaer, private owner) left Amsterdam after Febr. 13th 1659, arrived in New Amsterdam before May 5th 1659 with 98 colonists. “VERGULDE OTTER” (captain Cornelis Reyersz., private owner) left Amsterdam after Febr. 20th 1659, arriving in New Amsterdam before May 5th 1659 with 12 colonists. “VERGULDE BEVER” (captain Jan Reyersz., private owner) left Amsterdam April 25th 1659, arrived in New Amsterdam the same year with 21 colonists. “MOESMAN” (captain Jacon Jansz. Staedt, private owner) left Amsterdam April 25th 1659, arrived in New Amsterdam before Aug. 20th 1659 with 23 colonists. “TROUW” (captain Jan Jansz. Bestevaer, private owner) left Amsterdam after Jan. 8th 1660, arrived in New Amsterdam before June 6th 1660 with 60 colonists. “MOESMAN” (captain unknown, private owner) left Amsterdam March 9th 1660, arriving in New Amsterdam before May 30th 1660 with 32 colonists and 12 WIC soldiers. “VERGULDE BEVER” (captain unknown, private owner) left Amsterdam after March 9th 1660, arrived in New Amsterdam the same year with 7 colonists. “VERGULDE OTTER” (captain unknown, private owner) left Amsterdam after April 1st 1660, arriving in New Amsterdam before Aug. 25th 1660 with 52 colonists and 5 WIC soldiers. “BONTE KOE” (captain unknown, private owner) left Amsterdam April 15th 1660, arrived in New Amsterdam the same year with 79 colonists and 18 WIC soldiers. Source: DE SCHEEPVAART EN HANDEL VAN DE NEDERLANDSE REPUBLIEK OP NIEUW-NEDERLAND 1609-1675 J.A. Jacobs 1989 Choose from the Marine Museum Series Introduction to Marine Museum Series List of all ships sailing from Netherlands to the New World 1609 - 1674 List of all ships sailing from the New World to the Netherlands 1609 - 1674 #1: Dutch First Presence in the Atlantic Area #2: The Isle of Texel #3: The West Indies Company/West-Indische Compagnie (WIC) #4: The Crossing: Routes and Duration #5: Colonist Arrivals in the New World Between 1624-1640 #6: Colonist Arrivals in the New World Between 1641-1657 #7: Colonist Arrivals in the New World Between 1658-1660 #8: Colonist Arrivals in the New World Between 1661-1664 #9: Privateering Under W.I.C. Command #10: Food on Board Ship #11: Harbour Procedures in New Amsterdam

 
 

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