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New Netherland & New York Genealogy
The Van Slyke Family in America
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New Netherland Settlers: Willem Pieterse Van Slyke aka Neef - A genealogy to five generations of the descendants of Willem Pieterse Van Slyke who settled in New Netherland (New York) in 1660
Review of this book in July 2005 New York Genealogical & Biographical Record volume 136,
Number 3, page 223
"Willem Pieterse Van Slyke of Albany and Rensselaerwyck was known as Neef
or nephew, as his uncle Cornelis Antonissen Van Slyke was also a settler
in the area. Lorine Schulze, who published the genealogy of Cornelis'
family in 1996, has now produced an extensive account of Willem's
descendants.
Initial narrative chapters cover historical background on
New Netherland and the Dutch; new research on the family in the
Netherlands which shows how uncle and nephew were related; and the lives
of Willem Pieterse and his children, including the identities of their
spouses, with resolution of several genealogical questions carefully
explained.
The remainder of the book contains a traditional genealogy of
Willem and his descendants, documented with 753 endnotes mostly
referencing primary sources. Ms. Schulze plans more volumes in the
series, including a supplement to the Cornelis Atonissen book with more
detail on the Netherlands ancestry."
New Netherland Settlers: Willem Pieterse Van Slyke aka Neef - A genealogy to five generations of the descendants of Willem Pieterse Van Slyke who settled in New Netherland (New York) in 1660 is my second book on the Van Slyke family. As of February 2005 it is available for sale.
Download an order form for the book on the Willem Pieterse Van Slyke. Paypal Payments also accepted.
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CONTENTS
- Introduction
- Acknowledgements
- Glossary
- Timeline
- PART I: THE DUTCH IN NEW NETHERLAND
- Origins of New Netherland
- Rensselaerswyck Beginnings
- Fort Orange & Albany Beginnings
- Early Settlers & Immigration
- Religion
- Money & Money Substitutes in the New World
- Patronymics
- The Settlement of Kinderhook
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PART II: THE ORIGINS OF THE VAN SLYKE FAMILY IN THE NETHERLANDS
- The Van Slyke Family in Breuckelen
- PART III: THE IMMIGRANT VAN SLYKE ANCESTORS IN THE NEW WORLD
- Cornelis Antonissen Van Slyke
- Willem Pieterse Van Slyke, aka Willem Neef, and his wife Baertie
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PART IV: THE SECOND GENERATION – THE CHILDREN OF WILLEM PIETERSE & BAERTIE
- Pieter Willemse Van Slyke & his wife Johanna Hanse Barheit
- Teunis Willemse Van Slyke & his wife Jannetie Hendrickse Van Wie
- Dirk Willemse Van Slyke & his three wives, Anneken Jans van den Berg, Hendrikje Hendrickse Elleson & Annetje Pieterse Van Norden
- Tryntie Willemse Van Slyke & her husband Conradt Matthys Hoogtelling
- Janneke Willemse Van Slyke & her two husbands, Leendert Arentsz de Grauw & Pieter Gerritsz Van Velsen
- Metje Willemse Van Slyke & her husband Adam Antonisz Swart
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PART V: GENEALOGY REPORTS
- 5-Generation Descendant Genealogy Report for Pieter Willemse Van Slyke
- Index to Genealogy Report
- Charts
- Maps
- Bibliography
The Van Slyke Family in America: A Genealogy of Cornelise Antonissen Van Slyke, 1604-1676 and his Mohawk Wife Ots-Toch, including the story of Jacques Hertel, 1603-1651, Father of Ots-Toch and Interpreter to Samuel de Champlain was published in 1996. Download an order form for either of my two books on the Van Slyke Family in America. Paypal also accepted. View the list of contents for Van Slyke Family in America book.
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Once you have found an article you wish to read, you can obtain copies of by using the PERSI online order form
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Following are some of the URLs I have found on the 'net which have more information on the Van Slyke family. I posted these (and more!) on the VAN SLYKE mailing list, so you may wish to join us there for updates.
Van Slyke Castle, Ramapo Mountains
List of Militia Officers in New York, 1700
MILITARY LODGE NO. 93, FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS
Town of Manlius Membership The First 100 Years: 1802-1829;
1851-1902
Military Burials and Inscriptions Manlius
Town of Manlius Soldiers War of 1812
Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Search for VAN SLYKE or VAN SLYCK
Capt. Jacob Klock's Regiment
2nd Tryon Co. Militia
Oriskany battle Roster
Unrest and War
76th NY Volunteer Infantry
Schoharie & Mohawk valley Raids
Texas Adjutant General Service Records 1836-1935
Database of Illinois Civil War Veterans
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
Canadian Expeditionary Force WW1 (searchable database)
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