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O'CALLAGHAN.
REGISTER
NEW NETHERLAND;
1626 TO 1674.
By Ei^B. O'CALLAGHAN, LL.D.
ALBANY, N. Y.:
J. MUNSELL, 78 STATE STREET.
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Euterod acoorJiiig to Aot of Congress in the year 18C5,
Bt E. B. O'CALLAGHAN,
lu tLe oflioe of tlic District Court of the United Slates
for tlio Nortlieru District of New York.
TO THE
HON. HENRY C. MURPHY,
LATE
UNITED STATES MINISTER AT THE HAGUE,
EMINENTLT DISTINGUISHED IN THE FIELD OF
NEW NETHERLAND HISTORY AND LITERATURE,
THIS WORK
IS KESPECTFULLT INSCRIBED.
PREFACE.
New ISTetherland, worthy Reader, ma}- he
truly called, The Mother of States, for her
Territory extended originally from the Chesa-
peake unto Cape Cod. In course of time, liow-
ever, the Connecticut river became her Xortheru
Boundary, and so continued to be until IGoO,
wlien, by the Treaty concluded at Hartford, her
bounds upon the Main were fixed at the west
side of Greeuwich bay, being about four miles
from Stamford, Conn., and upon Long Island,
at Oysterbay — the portion east of this last
mentioned locality belonging to the English,
and the westernmost part of said Island, to the
Dutch. Thus, in fine, did it come to pass, that
the present States of Delaware, Xew Jersey and
New York are the legitimate and, we are glad
to know, the prosperous offspring of our own
New Netheeland, which Henry Hudson, then
in the employ of the Dutch East India Com-
VI PREFACE.
pan J, discovered, as our Annals show, in the
Year of Grace, 1600, long before Plymouth
Rock was known.
Colonization followed, and with colonization
came Civilization, and with civilization, a regu-
lar form of government.
Who were the Pioneers in the mighty work
of wresting this vast tcrritoiy from Barbarism —
who were they who first established Churches,
Courts, Schools, and Hospitals ; introduced
Agriculture, Navigation, and the kindred Arts
of civilized life, and thus laid the foundation
of Institutions, which, multiplying in course
of years, have since constituted the honor, the
pride and the glory of the Empire State?
Reader, the object of this little Book, which
is commended to your patient indulgence, is to
rescue from oblivion the Names of those brave
and worthy Men. Their bodies
"are ilust,
And their good swords are rust,
Their souls are with the Saints, we trust."
CONTENTS.
Advocates 122
Ambassadors 137
Annals of New Netherland xi
Board of Audit 25
Book-keepers 25
Book-keeper's Clerks 26
Burghers, Great and Small 167
Burgomasters and Schepens 58
Clergymen 118
Reformed Dutch 118
Independent 120
Catholic 122
Commander of the Company's Ships 23
Commissaries of Accounts 25
Commissaries of Districts 47
Commissaries of Stores 30
Commissioners 150
Commissioners of New Amstel 6
Comptroller 25
Comptroller of the Windmill 25
Council 11
Conventions 140
Court Messengers 109
VIU CONTENTS.
Directors of the Amsterdam (_'lianil)er 1
Directors General ^
Farmers of tlie Revenue 33
Ferry Masters 117
Fire Wanlens 113
Indian Interpreters 133
Inspectors US
Of Tobacco 115
Of Beer Barrels 116
Of Bread HG
Of Weights and Measures 116
Jailers .112
Magistrates 68
Matron of the Hospital 128
Matron of the Orphans 127
Measurers of Grain and Lime 116
Midwives 128
Millers 117
Naval Officer 23
Notaries 123
Orphan Masters ,, 65
Overseers of Mechanics and Laborers 134
Patroons of New Netherland 7
Physicians and Surgeons 124
Provincial Agents 136
Provincial Secretaries 27
Deputy Secretaries 28
English Secretaries 28
Secretary's Clerks 28
CONTENTS. IX
Provost Marshals Ill
Eepresentalives of the Commonalty 5-
The Twelve Men 52
The Eight Men 53
Th(! Nine Men 55
Roy Masters 115
Schoolmaslers 129
Schout Fiscals 38
Local Schout Fiscals 39
Surveyors General 37
City Surveyors 115
Town Clerks 103
Town Crier 112
Town Treasurers 109
Turnkeys 112
Vendue Masters lli
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ANNALS OF NEW NETHERLAND.
1609. Henry Hvulson discovers the North river, or the River
of the Mountains, September 3il, and anchors near
the site of the present City of Albany. July 30,
Lake Champlain discovered. The Iroquois defeated
some days after by Champlain near Crown Point.
IGIO. Another Dutch vessel visits the River of the Mountain.s,
now called the River Mauritius, in honor of Prince
Maurice of Nassau.
1612. Various vessels trade along the River Mauritius.
1613. Huts constructed on Manhattan Island andtheyaclit
Restless built there,
1614. Fort Nassau erected on an island immediately south
of the present city of Albany. The name of New
Nethekla.nd first given to the country. Long
Island Sound e.'iplored by Adrian Block and the
Connecticut river discovered.
1615. Champlain discovers Lake Ontario, and defeats the
Iroquois south of it.
1620. Puritans in Holland apply for permission to emigrate
to New Nelherland which is refused. Capt. Thomas
Dermer, an English navigator, visits Manliatlan
Island.
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Xll ANNALS OF NEW NETHERLAND
1C21. Dutch West India Company incorpoi'ated ; New Netlier-
land inehuled within its charter. Abiuaen Jouis
Director, or Governor.
1G23. Colonization of New Netherland commenced. Fort
Orange built. Fort Nassan erected on the east
shore'of the Delaware river. The Dutch take pos-
session of the Connecticut river. Settlement of Long
Island begun.
\) iG24. CoRNELis Jacobsek Mat, Director.
1025. William Verhulst, Director. Horses, Cows, Sheep
and Swine arrive from Holland.
y ) l(i26. Peter Minuit, Director. Fort Amsterdam on the
Island of Manhattan, founded. Erection of a place
of worship commenced on that Island.
1C27. Trade opened between New Netherland and Nev^
Plymouth.
1C28. Population of Manhattan Island, two hundred and
seventy sonls. First Clergyman arrives there.
1029. Charter to Patroons granted.
1G30. Patroons' Colonies or Manors founded. Slavery estab-
lished. Settlement of Eenselaerswyck commenced.
Staten Island and Pavonia purchased.
1632 Swanendael Colonic, on the Delaware, cut off by the
Indians.
1G33. WouTER VAB TwiLLEK, Director. First Schoolmaster
arrives. Trade opened with Virginia. First English
ship called the William of London, ascends the
Hudson river. Fort Good Hope on the Connecticut
completed. A wooden Church erected at Manhattan.
ANNALS OP NEW NETIIEIILAND. XIU
1635. Long Island conveyed lo Lord Stirling. The English
intrude on the Connecticut river. Fort Amsterdam
completed,
1636. New Amersfoort, now Flallands. L. I., founded.
1637. Settlements in Westchester and at the Waal-boght
commenced.
1638. William Kieft, Director. Inspection laws introduced.
Swedes settle on the Delaware and build Fort Chris-
tina. The Dutch Governor protests against the
intrusion. Quit rents introduced in New Netherland.
1639. First grant of land in tlie present town of Gravesend,
Long Island.
16-10. Indian title to lands on Long Island, west of Oystei'bay,
extinguished. The English attempt a settlement on
that Island under a grant from Lord Stirling, and
are expelled. His Lordship's agent arrested. Free
Colonies established.
1641. Settlement of Staten Island commenced. Wampum
the general currency. Meeting of the Twelve Men
convoked. Peter Minuit dies.
1642. The Twelve Men dissolved. War against the Wcck-
quaeskeoks, (or Westchester county) Indians. New-
town patent issued. Throg's Neck and adjoining
lands granted. Erection of a stone Church in New
Amsterdam commenced. English expelled from the
South, or Delaware river. First clergyman at Ren-
selaerswyck and Fort Orange. Father Joguefl
captured by the Mohawks.
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XlV ANNALS OF NEW NETHERLAND.
1043. War with the Indians nvound Miinbatlan Islnml. Great
destruction of lives and property. Tbe life of the
Director Generalthreatened. TheEiglit Men elected.
Father Jogues escapes from the iMohawks. First
Church at Fort Orange, orlieverwyck (now Albany).
Sir Edmund Plowden lays claims to the territory
forming the present State of New Jersey.
1044 Hempstead, L. I,, planted. John Underbill ilefeats the
Westchester Indians. Peace concluded with several
Indian tribes. First Excise laws enacted, Patroon
of Renselaerswyck fortifies Beeren Island; opposite
Coeymans, and attempts to levy toll on vessels pass-
ing up and down the Mauritius, or Hudson river ;
consequent conflicting jurisdiction.
1045. General peace with tbe Indians. Indian title to what
is now New Utrecht, L. I., extinguished. Settle-
ment of Flushing commenced. Town of Gravesend
erected.
1040. Adriaen van der Donck founds a colonic near Spyt
denDuyvel, under then.ame of Colendonk. Yonkers
is so called after this Patroon. Patent issued for
Kattskill. I'reuckelen incorporated. Lake Saint
S.acranienl (now Lake George) discovered and
explored by Father Jogues, S. J., who is after-
wards murdered by the Mohawks. The land on
which Philadelphia now stands, purchased by the
Dutch.
1047. Peter Stuyvesant, Director. Estimated population "^
of the Province 2,000i Church at New Amsterdam
ANNALS OF NEW NETIIERLAND. XV
finished. Cornells Melyn nnd Jochem Pictersen
Kiiyter, members of the former board of Eiglitmen,
proseculed for opposing and complaining of the
previous administration, heavily fined and banished.
Shipwreck of the Princess, Ex-Director Kieft, Rev.
Mr. Bogardus, Attorney General van der Huygcns,
and a number of others drowned. The Board of
Nine Men appointed. Houses in New Amsterdam
built of wood and thatched with straw. Influenza
prevails throughout the country. Lady Stirling's
agent arrested and sent to Holland. A Dutch ship
seized at New Haven and brought to Manhattan.
1648. Fire Department and an Annual Fair established in
New Amsterdam. Mission to Holland to represent
the State of the Province proposed.
1649. General discontent. Papers of the Nine Men seized
and Adriaen van der Donck, their President, im-
prisoned. Proceedings against Melyn and Kuyter
. disapproved in Holland, and they return to America
in triumph. Delegates sent to Holland. Great Re-
monstrance of New Netherland presented to the
States General. Kattskill and Claverack purchased
for the Patroon of Renselaerswyck. Indian title to
a large portion of the land in the present county of
Westchester extinguished.
1650. Reforms in the Government and Institutions of New
Netherland, reported by a committee of the States
General, are opposed' by the West India Company.
Continued complaints by the Nine Men. Treaty
XVI AXNALS OF NEW NETHERLAND.
coneliideil at Hartford determining the Boundnry
between the Englisli and Dutch. Free navigation
of the Hudson river declared.
1651. Continued arbitrary Government. Vice Director Van
Dincklage expelled the Council for being opposed to
Director Stuyvesant. Publications in Holland direct
attention to New Netherland. Fort Casimir built
at the Delaware.
1652. Bevcrwyck (.Albany) sepai-ated from the Colonie of
Rensselaerswyck and a distinct Court of Justice
established there. Settlements begun at the Esopus,
at Newtown and Flatbush, L. I. Nyack purchased
aud New Utrecht founded. Bibles first imported.
Slaves to be imported direct from Africa. Population*
of New Amsterdam between seven and eight hundred
souls. Municipal Government granted to that city.
War between England and Holland. The Dutch send
an embassy to Virginia to conclude a treaty with
that (Jolony.
1653. Organization of a Municipal Government for New
Amsterdam. Burgomasters and Schepens appointed.
That city palisaded. Captain Underbill hoists the
Parliament flag on Long Island, and is banished.
Fort Good Hope on Connecticut river is seized by
the English. Description of New Netherland pre-
pared by Adriaen van der Donck. Rev. Mr. Drisius'
sent on an embassy to Vii-ginia. Father Poncet,
S. J., taken prisoner- by the Mohawks, is sent back
to Canada by way of Oswego. The Second Amboyna
ANNALS OF NEW NETIIERLAND. XVU
Tragedy ; or a Faitliful Account of a BlooJy, Treach-
erous and Cruel Plot of the Dutch in America to
murder the English Colonists, published in London.
Convention of Delegates from several towns in New
Netherland assemble at. New Amsterdam, and vote a
Remonstrance on the State of the Province, demand-
ing a Representative form of government, &c., which
is sent to the authorities in Holland. Oyslerbay
settled.
1654. Breuckelen granted additional privileges. Midwout
and Amersfoort obtain the right to have local Magis-
trates. First Dutcli Clergyman on Long Island
appointed. Lutherans of New Amsterdam refused
permission to call a minister. An Expedition against
New Netherland sails from England. The English
on Long Island disaffected. Peace with Engliind
concluded. General Thanksgiving. Salt Springs of
Onondaga discovered. The Swedes surprise and
seize Fort Casimir on the Delaware, and call it Fort
Trinity. Emigrants from Connecticut settle in the
town of Westchester.
165o. Flag of England raised at Gravesend, L. I. Swedes
on the Delaware river reduced. Indians invade New
Amsterdam and consequent collision. Hoboken,
Pavonia andStaten Island laid waste. General con-
sternation. First auction sale of Bibles. Psalm books,
&c., in New Amsterdam.
1656. Orders issued to form compact villages. Proclamation
issued against "Conventicles." or places of worship
XVlll AKNALS OF NEW NETUEhLAXD.
not in harmony with the Eslablislied Dutch Clmrch.
Westchester redueecl under Dutcli s^overnment, and
Magistrates appointed for that Town. Rustdorp, or
Jamico, L. I , ]iUinted, Hartford Treaty ratified
by the States General. City of New Amslerdaui
surveyed. New Church built at Fort Orange, now
Albany. Religious persecution revived. Baptist
Miuister of Flushing banished ami Sherif!' Hallett
degraded for having harbored hinj. French settle
oil Lake Onondaga. Jesuit Missionaries among the
Five Nations.
1657. Great and Small citizenship established in New Am-
sterdam. City of Amsterdam establishes a colonie
called New Amstel, on the Delaware. Wreck of the
siiip Prince Maurice off Fire Island w ith a nuaiber
of immigrants fi.ir that Colouie. Cromwell addresses
a letter to the Fhiglish on Long Island. Increased
religious intolerance. Lutheran Minister banished.
Quakers persecuted.
1658. Continued persecution of l,|iiakers. Fines imposed on
persons refusing to contribute to the support of the
Dutch clergy. Flushing charter altered. Harlem
fouiuled as a place of amusement. Bergen (N. .!.),
purchased. Village of Conimunijia established.
Trade opened by sea with Canada. French abandon
their settlement at Onondaga. Village laid out at
the Ksopus.
1039. Massachusetts attempts to encroach on the Hudson
river. Trade with France, Spain. Italy and the
ANNAJ.S OF NKW NEl IlKKLAMl. XIX
Caribhean Islands i>c'niiitiecl. Latin bclinol esialj-
lished at. New Amsterdam. War willi the E.sopus
Indians. Delaware river claimed by Maryland.
DutcU embassy to that Province.
1660. Haerlem incoi-poraled. I'eace eoueluded with the
Esopiis Indians. Clergymen appointed to lireuckelen
and Esopus. Embassy to Virginia. Ambassador
from Virginia arrives at New Amsterdam. Lord
Baltimore renews his claim to tlie iJelavvare.
1601. Seitler.s invited to taUe uj) lands in what is now the
State of New .lersey. Perseeiitiou of Quakers re-
newed. Wiliwyck, at Esopiis, incorporated. Sche-
nectady purchased. Unshwyck, New Utrecht and
Bergen incorporated. Salt works erected on Coney
Island.
1602. Encroachments of Connecticut; annexes Westchester
and the English Towns on Long Island. Continued
persecution of Quakers. John Bowne l>anished.
New Proclamation against the public exercise of any
religion but that of the Dutcii Kefornied Church.
1663. Religious persecution in New Netherland reproved by
tile authorities in llcdland. and ceases in conse-
quence. Puritans attempt a settlement at Raritan.
An Earthquake in New Netherland. Small Pox
commits great ravages. INIassacre of Whites at the
Esopus. War proclaimed against these ludiaus.
The whole of the Delaware river surrendered to the
City of Amsterdam. Connecticut ignores the exis-
tence of New Netherland. Convention of Itutch
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Kelegates at New Amsteniam. Names of the English
villages on Long Islantl changeil.
161)4. New Netherlancl granteil to the Duke of York. Eng-
lish Towns on Long Island elect Captain John
Scott their President. General Provincial Assem-
bly at New Am.sterdani. Peace with the Esopus
Indians. Schenectady surveyed and lots laid out.
Connecticut claims the whole of Long Island. Po-
pulation of the Province 10,000. New Netherland
reduced bj- the English who give it tlie name of
New York,
1073. New York recovered by the Dutch on the 9th of August,
1673, and the country from Maryland to Connec-
ticut again called New NETHEBL.\Nn. New York
city called New Orange ; Albany, Willemstadt, and
Kingston, Swanenburgh. September lUth, Jacob
Benckes appointed Governor.
1674. New Netherland ceded to the English in exchange for
Surinam. On the lOtb of November, New Orange is
transferred to Major Edmund Andros, the English
Governor, and that city and the Province are again
called New York.
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jl^etD jl?etl)erlant) megi0ter.
DIRECTORS
OF THE AMSTERDAM CHAMBER OF THE WEST INDIA
COMPANY WHO SUPERINTENDED THE AFFAIRS OF
NEW NETHERLAND.
Extracted from the New York State Rccorils.
1648. J. Specx,
David van Baerlc.
1G49. Jacob Pcrgeiis,
Joannes Ryckaert.
1650. Jacob Pergcns,
Jehan Raye,
Ferdinand Sehulenborch,
Isaac van Beeck.
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NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER,
1651. A. Pater,
J. Specx,
David van Baerle,
F. Schulenborch,
Jacob Pergeus,
Johan Le Thor,
Isaac van Beeck.
1652. David van Baerle,
Joannes Ryckaert,
Jacob Pers^ens,
Isaac van Beeck,
Ferdinand Scbulenborch,
Eduard Man,
Paulns Tinimerman.
1653. Eduard Man,
A. Pater,
Abr. Wilmcrdonx,
David van Baerle,
Isaac van Beeck,
Joannes Pyckaert,
Jacob Pergens.
1654. Joannes Ryckaert,
Abr. Wilinerdonx,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Isaac van Beeck,
Eduard Man,
Panlus Timmerman,
David van Baerle.
1655. Ilaiis Bontemantcl,
Eduard Man,
Isaac van Becck,
David van Bacrlc,
Jacob Pergens.
1G50. David van Baerle,
Eduard Man,
Abr. Wilmcrdoux,
Isaac van Beeck,
Paulus Timmerman,
Hans Bontemantcl.
1657. Isaac van Beeck,
Abr. Wilmcrdoux.
Eduard Man,
C. Witsen.
1658. Hans Bontemantcl,
Abr. Wilmerdonx,
David van Baerle,
C. Witsen.
NEW KETHERLAND REGISTER.
1G59. Abr. Wilmerdoiix,
raulus Timnierman,
Jacob Pergens,
Joannes Ryckaert,
Hans Bontemantel,
Ednard Man,
David van Baerle.
IGGO. David van Bacrlc,
Eduard Man,
C. Witsen,
Abr. Wilmerdonx,
Coenraet Burgh,
Jacob Pergens.
IGGl. Hans Bontemantel,
Jacob Pergens,
David van Baerle,
Abr. "Wilmerdonx,
Coenraet Burgh,
C. Witsen,
Eduard Man,
Jacobus Reynst.
1GG2. Hans Bontemantel,
David van Baerle,
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NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
Jacob Pergens,
Ahr. Wilnierdoiix.
1663. David van Baerlc,
Hans Bontemantel,
Abr. Wilnierdoiix,
Dirck Spiegel,
Jacobus Reyiist.
1664. Abr. ■Wilnierdoiix,
Coriielis Clerk,
Dirck Spiegel,
Hans Bontemantel,
David van Baerle.
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NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
COMMISSIONERS
OF NEW AMSTEL, OR THE COLONIE OF THE CITY OF
AMSTERDAM, ON THE DELAWARE RIVER.
1658. Cornclis De Graeff,
Nicolaes van Loon,
Cornelis Geelvinek.
1GG9. Cornells De Graeff,
Nicolas Tulp,
Gilles Valckcnier,
Ilenrick Hooft,
Peter Cloeck,
Coeuradt Bura;h.
IGGl. Coenradt Bnrgb,
Ilcndrick Rooters,
Eduard Man,
Joliannes Tayspil,
Anthony Casteleyn.
1062. Coenradt Rurgli,
Ilendrick Roeters,
Johannes Tayspil.
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NEW NETHERLAND KEfilSTER.
PATROOl^S OF NEW NETHERLAND.
Pavo7iia.
1630. Michael Paaiiw, Lord of Achticn-
lioven.
Sui-rendered in 1636 of 1637.
SwcmenJad.
1630-31. Samuel Godyn and
Samuel Blommaert.
Surrendered Ttli Februnry, 1C35.
Rensselaerswyck.
1631. Kiliaen van Rensselaer.
Achtcr Col to Tapaan.
1041. Mcyndert Me3'ndertsen van Keren,
Lord of Nederliorst.
a NEW NETIIEllLAND REGISTER.
Slaten Island.
1642. Conielis Melyii.
8un'on(Ierctl 14 June, 1G59.
Colcndonck.
1G4;G. Adriaeu van der Donck.
One-third of Slaten Island.
1650. Ilcndrick van der Caj^clle, Lord of
liyssel.
SurrendereJ 20 November, lOGO.
Ncveslnck and Tapaan.
1G51. Cornelis van Werckhoven.
He afterwards abandoned these, and in
1652 established a colonic at Nyack, hodie
New Utrecht, L. I.
South Riccr or Delaware.
1656. City of Amsterdam.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. i)
DIRECTORS GENERAL.
1623. Adriaeu Joris.
1624. Cornelis Jacobsen Mey.
1625. William Verhulst.
1626 May 4. Peter Minuit.
1632 March. The Council.
1633 April. Woiiter van Twiller.
1638 Mar. 28. William Kieft.
Commission issued September, 1G37.
1647 May 11. Peter Stuyvesant.
Commissioa issued 'iSth July, 1040.
1650 Sept. 17. The Council; Stuyvesant at
Hartford.
1650 Oct. 12. Peter Stuyvesant.*
1654 Dec. 24. The Council ; Stuyvesant at the
West Indies.
* In July, IGol, the Director General went to the South
River; the government was.-iJmiuistered in his absence until
August by the Council.
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1655 Jul}' 11. Peter Stuyvesant.*
1663 Sejit. 7. The Council; Stnyvcsant at
Boston.
1663 Oct. 0. Teter Stuyvesant.
1664 Sept. 6. New Neiherland nswycd by the
English.
New Neiherland retaken by the Dutch.
1673 Aug. 12. Cornclis Everts, jr.,
Jacob Benckes, and
Council of War.
1673 Sept. 19. Jacob Benckes.
* August 31, 1055, and April 20, 1658, the Direct or General
went again to the South River, and the government devolved
on the Council during liis brief uhsonce.
NEW KETIIERLAND REGISTER. 11
COUN^CIL.
This body acted ia a twofold capacity ; as an Executive
Council and as a Coui't of Justice. The Members could not
be sued before, and were not amenable to, a Court of inferior
jurisdiction. On extraordinary occasions, it was usual to
adjoin someofthe Inhabitants or Public Servants to theBoard,
and the Captains of the Company's ships, when on shore, hail
a voice therein. The Schout-fiscal had a seat, but no vote, in
the Council; when he acted as prosecuting officer he retired
from the Bench.
1626.
Isaac de Rasiere^,
Peter Bylvelt,
Jacob Elbertseu Wissiiick,
Jau Janseii Brouwer,
Symou Dircksen Pos,
Roynert Harmensen,
Jau Lampo, SchoiU -fiscal.
1030.
Peter Bylvelt,
Reynert llamicnscn,
Jan Jaiiseii jMyndci'tscn,
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Jacob Elbertsen "Wissinck,
Jau Jansen Brouwer,
Symon Dirckseu Pos,*
Jan Lampo, Schout-fiscal.
1633.
Jacob Jan sen Hesse,
Martin Gerritscn (van Bergen),
Andries Hudde,
Jacques Beutyu,
Lubertus van Dincklage, Schout-jiscal.
163(3.
Andries Hudde,
Ciaes van Elslant,
Jacobus van Curler,
Jacques Bentyn, Schout-jiscal.
1637.
Andries Hudde,
Claes van Elslant,
* Went to Rensselaerswyok in 1630, and died 1649.
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Jacobus van Curler,
Jacques Beutyn, Schout-fiscal*
1638.
Mar. 28. Johannes La Montagno,
Ulrich Lupoid, Schout-Jiscal.
1639.
Johannes La Montague,
ITlrich Lupoid,
July 13. Corn, van der Iluyghens, Schoiit-fiscal.
1642.
Johannes La Montague,
Corn, van derHuyghens, Schout-fiscal.
Nov. 18. Jacques Bentyn,t
Jochim Pietersen Kuyter,
Hendrick van Dyck,
Gysbert op Dyck.
* Returned to Holland about 1648.
f These four were adjoined to Mr. La Montagn^, pro hac
Tice, for the trial of one Hendrick Jansen, for having slan-
dered the Director General.
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1643.
Johanues La Montagne,
Corn, van der Huygbeus, Schout-Jiscal.
lG4t.
Johannes La Montagne,
Corn, van der Huyghens, Schout-Jiscal.
July 14. Bastiaen Jansen Krol,*
"Willem Cornelissen Oldemarckt,
Jan de Fries,
Hendrick van Dyck.
1645.
Johannes La Montagne,
Corn, van der Huj'ghens, Schout-Jiscal.
April 28. Johan de Fries,t
Gysbert de Leeuw,
Oloft" Stevensen van Cortland,
* These four were adjoined, pro hao vice, to try a case
in which the defendant objected to the Director General and
Councillor La Montagne.
f These seven were adjoined, pro hac vice, to consider
measures against the Indians.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
15
Gysbert op Dyck.
May 24. John UiuleiiuU,
Jan Evertsen Bout,
Jacob Stotfelscn.
1G46.
Johannes La Montagne,
Corn, van cler Huyghens, Schout-jiscal.
1647.
May 11. William Kioft, Ex-Director*
Lubertus van Diucklage,t
Johannes La Montagne,
Brian JSTewton^J
* Left the country, 10 August.
f Vice-director; presided in tlie Council when it sat as a
Court of Justice.
X Entered the Company's service in 1G30, and served after-
wards in different places, lastly at Curai;ao under Stuyvesant,
with whom he came to New Netherland as captain-lieutenant,
which oifice he resigned July, 1654. He had already been
removed from the office of commissary in June, and went to
live to Amei-sfoort. He went to Holland same year, and
returned to this country February, 1655, having been restored
to his military position.
16 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Paulus Leeiidertsen van der Grist,
Naval-officer.
Jacob Loper, Commander,
Jelmer Thomassen, Captain of the
Great Gerrit.*
Jan Claessen Bol, Captain of the Princessf
Hondrick van Dyck, Sehout-fiscal.l
Sept. 20. Adriaen Kejser, Commissary.
1648.
Lubertus van Dincklage,
Johannes La Montagne,
* Ordered to the West Indies, 28 June.
f Sailed from New Nctherland, 10 August.
J Had previously served as Ensign, under Director Kieft,
against the Indians ; was commissioned fiscal 28 June, 164.5.
In New Netherland, he was admitted to a seat in the Council
at the mere pleasure of the Director Stuyvesant, who, he says,
excluded him twenty-nine months from the court. Van der
Donek makes the same statement. It would seem, however,
that he was excluded only twenty months in New Nether-
land. He held the office until 27 March, 1G52, when he was
dismissed.
NEW NBTIIERLAND REGISTER. 17
Brian Newton,
Paulus Leendertseu van der Grist,
Adriaen Keyser.
1649.
Lubertus van Diucklage,
Johannes La Montagne,
Brian Newton,
Paulus Leendertseu van der Grist,
Adriaen Kcyser.
Jan. 2. Ileudrick vau Dj'ck, Schout-fiscal.
1650.
Lubertus vau Diucklage,*
Johannes La Montague,
Brian Newton,
* Was forcibly thrust from and expelled the Council by
order of Director Stuyvesant, 28 Feb., lljol ; but so high was
his character as a jurist and a man, that orders were sent
from Holland the same year for his reinstatement. Before
these were received, Jlr. van D. had removed to Slaten Island,
where he acted as agent for Mr. Van der Capelle. He is men-
tioned as deceased in ltj."i8, when the Rev. Jo.innes Ilanius,
who married Margareta van Dincklage, applied as heir at law,
for a settlement of the estate.
3
18 NEW NETHEELAND REGISTER.
Adriaen Xeyser,
Hendrick van Dyck, Schoui-JiscaL
1651.
Lnbertus van Dincklage,
Johannes La Moutagne,
Brian Newton,
Adriaen Kej'ser,
Ilendriek van Dyck, Schout-fiscal.
1652.
Johannes La Montagne,
Brian Newton.
March. Cornells van Tienhoven, Schout-fiscal.
1653.
Johannes La Montagne,
Brian Newton,
Cornells van Tienhoven, Schout-fiscal,
May. Cornells van Werkhoven.
Oct. Nicaslus de Sille, First Councillor.
Comniissioii ilateJ 24 July.
\ I
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 19
Dec. 16. Coruclis Coeuraatsen, Cornmcmder of
the shq) King Solomon.
1654.
Nlcasius de Sille,
Johaiiues La Montague,
Comelis van Wefcklioveu,*
Coriielis van Tionhoveu, Schouf-Jiscal.
1655.
Nicasius de Sille,
Johannes La Montagne,
Cornells van Tienhoven, Sehout-Jiscal.
Aug. 31. Allard Anthony,
Martin Ci-egier, Burgomasters.^
1656.
Nicasius de Sille,
* Came from Utrecht; appears in the Council for the last
time 14 Sept., 1654, in which year he rcturneJ to Holland,
where he died in 1655. He w;is (he fouinlcr of New Utrecht,
on Long Island.
f Adjoined to the Council pending the absence of the
Director General and Mr. de Sille at the South River.
20 NEW NETHERLAND KEGISTER.
Johannes La IMontagne,*
Conielis van Tienlioven, Schoui-Jiscal,
Dismissed 7 June.
June 20. Nicasins de Sille, Schout-jiscal,
CornoUs van Ruyven, Secrdary.^
1657.
Nicasins de Sille, Schout-jiscal.
Jan. 3. Peter Tonneman.
1658.
Nicasins de Sille, Sellout-fiscal,
Peter Tonneman.
Mar. 19. Jolianues de Decker, Comptroller.
Commission dated 20 December, 1657.
1659.
Nicasius de Sille, Schoutfiscal,
* Appointed Vice-director at Fort Orange, 28t)i September,
1656.
f Was invited to vole, pro bac vice, on a case in appeal, the
Council being equally divided.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 21
Peter Tonneman,*
Johannes cle Decker.f
Feb. 10. Cornelis van Euyven, Bcccirer-gcneral.
With an advisory and concluding vote on
all questions of Finance.
1660.
Nicasiiis de Sille, Sehout-fiscal.
Mar. 15. Cornelis van Ruyven,J
]\Iartin Cregier,
Oloff Stevensen van Cortland.
Aug. 5. Johannes de Decker.
1661.
Nicasius de Sille, Schout-jiscal,
Johannes de Decker.
Dec. Cornelis van Ruyven, Becdver-general.
* AVcnt to Holland in the fall of this year.
f Absent from the country from 29 July, 1G59, to 12 July,
1660.
{ These three were adjoined to the Council in the absence
of the Director-General at Esopus, and of Mr. de Sille at the
South River.
22 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1662.
ISTicasius de Sille, Sehout-Jiscal,
Johannes de Decker,
Cornells van Ruyven, Rcceicer-general.
1663.
Kicaslus de Sille, Schout-fiscal,
Johannes de Decker,
Cornells van Ruyven, Receiver-general.
16G4.
Nicasius de Sille, Schout-fiscal,
Johannes de Decker,
Cornelis van Ruyven, Receiver-general.
Sept. Province usurjml by the English.
1673.
New Netherland retaken hy the Dutch.
Aug. 12. Commander Cornells Evertse,
Commander Jacob Benkes,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 23
Captain Autliony Colve,
Captain Nicolaes Boes,
Captain Aln-aham van Zyll.
Sept. 19. Coruelis Steenwick.
Dec. 15. William Knyff, Schout-Jiscnl.
1C74.
Cornells Steenwj'ck,
William Kiiyif, Hchoul-Jiscal.
Feb. 1. Cornelis van Rnyven, adjoined.
Feb. 15. Nicolas Ba^'ard, adjoined.
COMMAJs^DER
OF THE company's SHIPS IN THE ABSENCE OF THE
DIRECTOR-GENERAL.
1647 May 27. Jelmer Thomas.
NAVAL OFFICER,
OR, SUPERINTENDENT OF NAVAL EQUIPMENTS.
1647 May 27. Paul Leeudertsen van der Grist.
24 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
PRESIDENT
OF THE INFERIOR COURT, NEW AMSTERDAM.
IG — . The Director Greueral.
1647 July 22. Lubertus van Dincklage.
1654. A Burg'oinaster, or
The Schout-fiscaL
RECEIVERS GENERAL.
1G44 Aug. 4. William de Key ; dead 1658.
1647 Mar. 11. Roelof Jansen de Haes.
1649 Aug. Conielis van Tlenhoven,
1652 Adriaen van Tieuhoven.
Dismissed March 105G, and absconded.
1656 June. Cornelis van Ruyveu,
Also Treasurer and Keeper of the Books
of Finance.
1673 Sept. 20. Nicolas Bayard.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 25
COMPTROLLER.
1G57 Dec. 20. Johannes de Decker.
Sworn 19th March, 1G58.
COilPTROLLER OF WINDMILL.
Johannes Provoost.
1656 Sept. 27. WiUiani Bogardus.
BOARD OF AUDIT.
1658 May 2.5. Director General and
Two of the Conncil, wliereof
ReceivM' General shall be one.
COMMISSARIES OF ACCOUNTS,
OR Book-keepers.
Isaac de Rasieres.
1633. Cornells van Tienhoveu.
1647 May. Adriaeu Keyser,
To March 20, 1G53.
2b KEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1651 April 2G. Ji)]ianncs Dyckman,*
Card van Brugge.
1653 Mar. 20. Johannes La Montague, junr.,
vice Keyser.
1659 Mar. 31. Jacob Sani,t vice Van Brugge,
dismissed.
1663 July 23. Jau Adriaensz van Duyvelaut,
vice Sam returned to Holland.
1674: Mar. 24. Jacobus van de Water.
Clerks in BooK-xEErER's Office.
Vincent -Pickes,
Johannes La Montague, junr.
1655 Feb. 21. Matthys Capito.
1655 June 20. Martin Crcgier, junr.
* Had been First Clerk to the Chamber at Amsterdam, and
sailed from Holland in April, ](j"il ; wont to Fort Orange, as
Commissary, in the s!\n]e year.
f Had been aiijioinlcd in Hdllrinil on this date, and came
over with his family ; arrived at the JIanliattans in Jnly.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
27
1G57 Mar. 27. Mattliys Capito, Assisicmi Com-
missary of Accounts.*
1658 Juue20. Martin Cregier, jimr., dc novo.
PROVINCIAL SECRETARIES.
1626 July 27. Isaac de Rasieres.
1628. Jau van Reniund.
16.3-. Andries Iludde.
1638 April 1. Conielis van Tienlioven.
1649. Adriaen Keyser.
16.50. Jacob Kip, acting.
1651 April. Cornells van Tienhovcn,
Keappointed in Holland.
1652. Carel van Brugge. f
1653 Nov. Cornells van Ruyvcn.
1673 Aug. 20. Nicolas Bayard.
* Was sent in IGOO to the Delaware, to make out a correct
account of the estate of the Lite Vice Director Ariclis. He-
moved finally to the Ejiopiis.
■j- Died at Flusliiiig. L. I., in 1082.
28 new netiierland register.
English Secretaries.
1642 Dec. 11. George Baxter.
16-17 June 28, George Baxter.
1654. Carel van Brugge.
1657 July 1. Nicolas Bayard.
Deputy Secretaries.
1628. Lanaert Cole.
1650. Jacob Heudricksen Kip.
Clerks in Secretary's Office.
1643. William de Key.
1646. Martin Cregier, juu.
Resigned 10th May, 1661.
Johannes Rodenberch.
1647. Adriaeu van Tienhoven,
Jacob Heudricksen Kip.
1651 Andries Johannes Christman.
Returned to HuUand 8th April, 1651.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 29
1653. Levinus van Ruyven.*
1654. Balthazar Bayard ; left in 16G0,
Nicholas Bayard.
Sept. 8. Jan Lubbertsen.
1655 Oct. William Bogardns,
First Clerk in 1663.
1657 Jan. Laurence de Sille,
Resigned 17th May, 1G03.
1658 May 25. Jun Adriaensz van Duyvelaut,
To April, 1663.
July 11. Hendrick van der Walle.
1659 Mar. 17. Dirck Looten ; left in 1661.
1660. Peter van Ruyveu.
1673. Abram Varlett,
Ephraim Herman.
* June 28, 1653, had a free passage to New Netherland on
condition that he should serve six months in the Secretary's
oiEce without pay ; went in 16-35 to Curasao, of which Island
he became Secretary.
30 NEAV NETIIEIILAND REGISTER.
COMMISSARIES OF STORES.
1628. Jan Iluygheu.
Dirck Corssen,
Maurits Jausen.
1633. Claes van Elslant, of Provisions,
Jacob Stoffelsen,
Jacobus van Corlear, of Wares or
Cargoes; vice Corssen.
1637. Anclries Iludde, of Wares.
1638 April 7. Jan Willemsen Schnt, Assistant,
Wj-brant Pietersen, of Wares.
1639 July 21. Ulricli Lupoid,* vice Pietersen,
Laurens liaen, Assist, to Liquid ;
Dismissed in 1G41.
1640 Jan. 5. David Provoost, of Provisions; vice
Elsland resigned.
July 1. OloffStevensen van Cortland, n'ce
Corlear.
* Lupoid was guilty of malversation in March 1G41, and
dismissed, but on petition and promise of amendment, some
respectable Englishmen having interceded in his behalf, he
was restored.
KEW NETIIEKLAND EEOISTER. 31
1640 Aug. 23. Maiirits Janseii, vice Provoost
dismissed.
Ilarmeii ran de Bogaert.
1642. Gysbert Opdyclc, of Provisions,
Evert Diiyckinok, Assistant.
1643. David Provoost,
Peter Anthouy, Assistant,
Adriaen Dirckseu, Assistant,
Adam Eoelantsen, Wciffhnastcr.
1646. Laurens van Heusdeu.
1647. Jesse La Montague,
Adriaeu van Tienhoveu, of Im-
ports and Exports*
1648 Sept. 4. Matthys Capito, Assistant ; vice
Anthony.
Heudrick Eldersen.
* The Commissary of Imports and Exports was an
officer of the customs, whose duty it was to take care that
all imported goods were conveyed to the public store, and
delivered to the right owners, according to their invoices, and
that all goods for export to Holland be sent to the store to be
marked with the Company's mark. He was to keep a proper
record of all cases and packages, and also of their marks,
from whom received, and to whom consigned.
32 NEW NETUERLAND REGISTER.
1G48. Brian Newton.
1653. Carel van Brugge, of Prorisions,
Liquors and Munitions of War.
Johannes Provoost, Assistant,
Went to Fort Oi-ange in 1050.
1655. Foppe .Jansen,to the South river
expedition.
1657 April 7. Nicolas Varlet, of Imports and
Exports, rice Tienhoven.
April 16. Wariiaer Wesscls, Searcher, In-
spector and Guager.
1658. Nicolas Varlet, Searcher and In-
spector, rice Wessels dismissed.*
1659 Dec. 30. Jacob Sam, of Imports and Ex-
ports.
1661 Jan. 20. Carel van Brugge, vice Sam.
Mar. 28. Dirck Looten, rice Van Brugge.
1662 Dec. 28. Jacob Sam, reappointed.
* He was dismissed in consequence of becoming Farmer
of tlie Revenue, which no officer of the Company was allowed
to do.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
33
1663 Aug. 16. Nicholas Bayard, of Imports and
Exports, rice Sam returned to
Holland.
Sept. 27. Gerrit Kocx, South river.
FARMERS OF THE REVEITUE.
In 1655, the authorities iu Holland recommended that
certain sources of revenue in New Netherland be farmed.
1654 Dec. 1. Warnaer Wessels, of Krcise,
New Amsterdam, Brueckelen,
Midwout and Ame.sfoort.
16.55. Dec. 1. Isaac de Foreest, of the Wclgh-
hotise.
"Warnaer Wessels, of E.rcisc,'Ne\v
Amsterdam and the Dutch
towns on Long Island.
1655 May 1. Marcclis Jansen, of Excise, Fort
Orange.
1656. Paulus van der Beeck, oi Duties on
furs and liquors exported to pleiccs
other than Holland, and Citizens'
Excise, New Amsterdam.
34 NEW NETIIERLAND KEGISTER.
1656 April 8. Isaac de Foreest, of the Wdgh-
hoiisc.
Nov. 30. Warnaer Wessels, of Tavern Ex-
cise, New Amsterdam.
Sept. Solomon La Chair, of Slaughter
Excise.
1656. Harmen Jacobseu Bamboes, of
Excise, Fort Orange.
1657. Gerrit Hendricks, of Slaughter
Excise.
Nov. 30. "Warnaer Wessels, of Tavern Ex-
cise, New Amsterdam.
Jan La Moutagne, of Tavern Ex-
cise, New Amsterdam and Long
Island.
HcnrickBiermau, of Excise, Fort
Orange.
Warnaer Wessels, of .Duties on
peltries, wine and beer exported to
places other than Holland.
1658. Jan La Moutagne, of Tavern Ex-
cise, Long Island.
Mar. 26. Richard Brudenell, Deputy Col-
lector of Excise, Hempstead.
NEW NETHBRLAND REGISTER. 35
1658 Marcelis Jauseii, of Kvcisc, Fort
Orange.
Waruaer Weasels, of the Weigh-
housc.
Adriaeii Janscii from Leyden,
alias Appel, of Excise, Fort Or-
ange.
April 23. Nicolas Varlet, of Duties on Ux-
jwrts and Imports to and from
New England and Vii-ginia.
1659. Warnaer Wessels, of the Weieih-
house.
1660 May 6. Nicolas Varlet, of Duties on Ex-
ports and Imports to and from
New England and Virginia.
Isaac deForeest, of Tavern Excise.
Solomon La Chair, of Excise,
Long Island.
1661 April 11. Gerrit Ilendricksen van Har-
derwyck, of the Weigh-house.
Waruaer Wessels, of Tavern Ex-
cise, New Amsterdam.*
* Became a defaulter in 1CG2,
36 NETf NETHERLAND KEGISTEE.
1661 Edward Hart, Collector at Flush-
ing-.
Juue 2. rauliis van der Beeck, of Ex-
cise, JMng Island.
July G. "Warnaei* Wessels, and
Paulus van der Beecq, of Tenths.
Oct. Jan Gerritseu van Marcken, of
Tavern Excise, Fort Orange.
1G62. Roelotf Jansen, Collector of ^z-
cise. Flushing.
Mar. 23. Gerrit Ilendrieksen van Harder-
wj'ck, of the Weigh-housc.
Jonas Bartels, of Tavern Excise.
Warnaer Wesaels, and Gerrit
Hendricks, of Duties on peltries,
wine, brandy, and other liquors
exported to the North.
Nov. Jan Gerritseu van Marcken, of
Tavern Excise, Fort Orange.
1663. Jonas Bartels, of Excise, JSTew
Amsterdam.
NEW NETUERLAND KEcilSTEK. 0 1
1663. Otto Gerrits, of Slavr/hter Excise.
April 19. Gerrit Hendricksen vau Ilaider-
wyck, of the Weir/h-house.
Oct. William Bont, of Krcisr, Fort
Orange.
SURVEYORS GENERAL.
1642 June 19. Andries Iliidde.
1648. Claes van Elslant.
1654 Dec. 17. Andries Hudde.
1655. Petei' W. van Couwenhoveu,
Claes van Elslant.
1657 Jan. 23. Jacques Coi'teljou.
1673. Walter Wharton, Delaware.
38 NEW NETllERLAND REGISTER.
PROVINCIAL SCIIOUT-FISCALS.
This officer disoliai-ged the dulies of Attorney General and
Sheriff; in the hitter capacity he was allowed Deputies, who
attended to levying executions, &.c.
1626. Jan Lampo.
1632. Coeiiraad jSTotelmaii.
1633. Lubertus van Dincklage.
1636. Jacques Bentyn.
1638 Mar. 28. Ulricli Lupoid.*
1639 Jul}^ 13. Coruolis van dcr Huj'ghens.f
1647 May 22. Ilendrick van Dyck.
(Jommission dated 28th June, 1G45.
1652 Mar. 27. Cornells van Tienhoven.
Dismissed 7th June, 1G51J.
1656 June 26. Nicasius de Sille.
1673 Dec. 15. William Knytt".
* Was from Sladen in Bremen. His wife's name was
Petronella Underhil. He was appointed Fiscal in Holland
in 1037, but arrived in New Netherhmd this year.
•j- Drowned in the voyage to Holland 27th Sept., 1647.
new netiikrland register.
Deputy Provincial Sciiout-fiscals.
1638. William Bredenbent,
1658 May 25. Kesolved Waldron.
Au2. 13. Nicolas AUn-eclits,
Ileudrick MuUer.
16G1 Mar. 3. Hans Vos.
39
Local Schout-Fiscals.
Fort Orange.
Vice Director, ex officio.
Deputies.
1656. Jfiu Dauiels.
1658. Jacob^Tgunissen.
Dismissed in August for selling liquor
to Indians.
1658. Haus Vosch.
Rensselaersioyek.
1630. Jacob Albertsen Planck.
1641. Adriaen van der Donck.
40 " NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
1645. Nicolas Coorii.
164G Mar. 22. Geri'it van Slechteiihorst.
May Brant Arent van Slechtenhorst.
1650. Cornells Teunissen.
1652 April 24. Gerrit Swart.
Willemsiadi and Rensselaerswsyck.
1673 Oct. 6. Andrew Dracyer.
tSchancgtcde.
1673 Sept. 18. Jan Gerritseu van Marckeu.
Eivjncs.
1661 May 23. Roclofi" Swartwout.
1663 Dec. 19. MattLys Capito.
1664 Feb. 14. Eoeloif Swartwout.
July 4. William Beecknian.
1673 Oct. 30. Isaac Grevenraet.
NEW NETIIUKLAND REGISTER. 41
jVcio Amsterdam.
1661, Feb. 1. Ordered, tliat the City SlierifF slifill preside at
the meeting of Burgomasters and Suliopens, and have a voice
anil vote in the nomination ot Magistrates, and in all matters
wherein he is not a parlj'.
Sellout-fiscal of New IS'etherland,
until 1660.
1654 May 18. Jocliem Pieter.seii Kiiyter,
Murdered by Indians before the receipt
of liis commission.
July 21. Jacques Corteljou,
Declined the appointment.
1660 April 9. Peter Tonnemuu,
Sworn 5th August.
Neio Oraiii/c.
1673 Sept. 8. Anthony de Milt.
Died in 1689.
JIacrlem.
1661. Johannes La Montague, jum.
1673. Resolved Waldron.
Westchester.
1654. Thomas Wheeler.
42 NEW NETIIERLAXD KEGISTER.
Brcuckdcn District.
IG-IG. Jan Tounissen.
1654. David Provoost.*
165G Jan. 25. Peter Tonnenian, vice Provoost
deceased.
1G59. Peter Hcgcman, Actii/f/, in the
absence of Tonneman in Hol-
land.
IGGO June 25. Peter Heo;eman, rice Tonneman
appointed to Now Amsterdamf
1661. Adriacn liegeman. |
1673 Aug. 18. Jacob Strykor.§
* Midwout and Amersfoorl included in this Bailiwick.
I On the appointment of Tonnenian to New Amsterdam,
the Directors in Holland, 16th April, 16G0, offered the Sher-
iffalty of Breuckelen to Resolved Waldron. But their wishes
were not carried out, "as he was not a good penman."
+ Boswyck and New Utrecht annexed to the Breuckelen
district, which was thenceforth called. The Five Duleh Toicns,
J Gravesend annexed to the district, which now constitutes
Kings county.
NEW NETUERLAND KEGISTER. 43
New UtrecM.
IGGO Fob. 23. aSTicasius de Sille, or his Deputy.
Annexed to Breuckeleu in 16C1.
Bosiryck.
1661. Senior ilagistrate, ex officio.
Aflerwards annexed to Ereuckelen.
Graicsend.
1650. James Hubbard.
1651. Richard Gibbons.
1653 March. Johu Morris.
Died lfi57.
1656 Mar. 25. John Cooke.
1657 Mar. 27. Charles Morgan.
Was appointed annually down to 1CG3.
1673. Town annexed to the Breuckelen
district.
Mkldlehurgh.
1653. Thomas Newton.
1654. Elias Bayley.
1660. Mar. 9. Thomas Pettit.
Elias Bayley would serve notwith-
standing, although " not a vote was
cast for him."
44 NEW NETHERLAND KEGISTER.
Fhishi)ui.
Jamaica ami Hempstead were incliidei!, I lliink, in (Lis
district.
1647. William Ilarek.
Died 1058.
1648 April 27. John Underhill, iv'ce Harck dis-
missed for having Jiiarried a
couple. Ill May, 1653, Sherift"
Underhill threw oft' the Dutch
yoke in a long Vindication, and
it is prohable that, in conse-
quence of the war between
Holland and England, no suc-
cessor was appointed, until
1655 April 22. John Hicks.
1656 Mar. 25. William Hallet,
Removed Stli Nov. forb.aving perniitled
a Baptist minister to officiate in his
Louse, and for having received the
Last Supper at his hands.
1657. Tobias Feake,
Dismisseil January 10.58, for sympa-
thizing with Qualiers.
1658 Mar. 26. Presiding Magistrate, ex officio.
John Mastine, Toivn Constable.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 45
Flushing, Hempstead, Rustdorp, ^lidddburrjh
ami Oiistcrha>i, or, The Five English Tovns.
1673 Aug. 31. William Lawrence.
1674 Mar. 24. Francis Bloodgood,
Cliief officer of the Dutch residents of
Flushing, Hempstead, Jamaica and
Newtown.
i>'oulhampton, Seataleof, Huutinglon, Easthamtpon,
and Southold.
1673 Sept. 8. Isaac Arnold.
Forced by the people to resign.
Huntington caul Seataleof.
1673 I^ov. 21. Presiding Magistrate, ex officio,
Staten Island.
1673 Aug. 25. Peter Biljou.
Achter Col.*
1673 Sept. 1. John Ogden.
* Comprised Elizabethlown, Woodbridge, Shrewsbury,
Newark, Piscattaway and Middletown, now in New Jersey.
4G NEW KETIIERLAXD REGISTER.
Berrjcn.*
1661 Aug. 4. Tielnum van Vlccck.
1673 Aug. 18. Claes Arcntso Stoers.
Fort Casbidr (Delaware).
1656 Jan. 4. Aiulries Iludde.
Nav Awstel (Delaware).
1657 Aug. 10. Andries Hudde.
1659. Gerrit van Sweringen.
SuspeiuU'd Aug. IGUli, for having com-
mitted a homicide; reinstated 1st
Jlay, IOCS.
Sircdish Scltlc7ncnt on the Delaware.
1656. Gregorius van Djek.
1661 Mar. 21. William Beeckman, cz officio.
Altoria (Dela\vare).
1658 Jul}^ Vice Director, f J' o^Wo.
1658. Matthys Bengson, Depidy,
Died 9(li Sept., 16C2.
1662 Sept. 28. Jan Daniels, Deputi/. (See Fori
Orange.)
* Originally called, The New Village in the Maizeland.
NEW XETIIERLA>"D REGISTER.
South liircr, or Dclaicare*
1673 Sept. 19. Peter Alrighs.
COMMISSARIES OF DISTRICTS.
Fori Nassau (Xorth River).
1G14. Ilendrick Cliristiaensen.
Jacob Eelkius, Factor.
Fort Orange.
1623. Daniel Krieckenbeeck,
Murdered by Indians, 1020.
1626. Peter Barcutseii.
Bastiaeii Jansen KroL
Dirck Conielissen Dinster, Dc-
imty.
1633. Ilaus Jorissen Iloutcn.
1638 July 15. Adriaen Dircksen, Assislant.^
1640. Jean Labadie, Assistant.
1641. Bastiaeii Jausen Crol.
* Included New Amstel, Upland and Whorekil.
f Because he speaks correctly the Mohawk language, and
is well versed in the art of trading with these Indians.
48 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTEK.
1G45. Ilarmen ]\fyudertsz van dcu
Boo-nrt.*
1647 Nov. G. Carol van Bnia:ge.
1651. Joliamies Djckmaii.
1655 June 21. Joliannes de Decker, President of
the Court and Commissary.
1656 Sept. 28. Joliannos La Moutagne, Vice
Director and Slicriff.
Entererl on liis duties 4th October.
Called Fori Nassau in 1673.
1073 Oct. 6. Andries Drayer.
Esopits.
165S Jnne 24. Andrie.sLourontsen, Connncmder,
Oct. 18. Dirck Smith, Commander.
1663. Ensign Xiossen, Commander.
1664 July 4. William Bceekmau.
* Was born in 1G12, .ind came to New Netlierland 24tli
May, 1630, as Surgeon of the Eendraght, in which capacity
he served until 1G33. lie made a voyage to the West Indies
in 1638, and met an untimely end in 10-17 or 1048, having
been burned to death in an Indian wigwam on the Mo-
hawk River. His widow married Joan Labadie.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 49
Pavonia.
1633. Michol Paulusz, Commander.
163G. Cornclis van Voorst.
Fort Good Hope (Couiiecticut).
1633. .Tacol»u3 van Corlear.
1638. Gysbert Opdyck.
1640 Oct. 25. Jau Hendrick Roesen.*
1641 Juno G. Johannes La Montagne.f
1642 April. David Provoost.
1647 June 20. Gysbert Opdyck.
Fori Ni/ssan (Delaware River).
1633. Arendt Corssen.
1838. Jan .Tanson van Ilpendam,
Dead llU7.
16t;j Oct. 12. Andries Iludde.
1647 Sept. 20. Andries Iludde,
Alexander Bover, Assistant.
* Died shortly aftei' ai-riving at his post,
■f Was sent thither with a force of fifty soldiers to defend
the Fort against the aprj'ressions of tlie Enjlish.
50 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Fort Casimir.
1652. Gen-it Bicker.
SurreuJered it to the Swedes.
1655 Sept. Dii'ck Smith, Procisional com'dcr.
1655 jSTov. 29. Jean Paul Jaequet, Vice Director
and Com mander-in- Chief.
Sworn od Dec. 1G55; removed 20th
April ](;57.
1657 April 20. Aiidries Iliulde,
Jail Juriacnseii Becker,
Paulus Jaiisen, Commissioners to
manage the affairs of the Fort.
New Amstcl (late Fort Casimir).
1657 April 21. Jacob Alrichs.
1659 Dec. 80. Alexander dJIinojossa.
Swedish Settlement.
1656. Heudrick lIuygh.ens,]Commis'ry.
Tinnecum.
1662. Joost de la Grange, Councillor.
Altona.
1657 April. Audries Iludde,
NEW NETIIHRLAND REGISTER. 51
Pixuliis Jaiisen,
Jan Juriaeiiseu Becker, Com-
missioners.
1658 July 30. William Beeckman,
Whorckil.
1G60 Jan. Peter Alriclis, Commander.*
Council.
Fort Casimir and New Amslel.
1055 Dec. 18. Andi-ies Iludde,
Elmerhuysen Kleyn,
Gysbert Braey,
Hans Hopman,
Returned to Holland, 1057.
1656 Sept. Paulus Jansen, vice Ilopman.
1657. Alexander d'Hinojossa,
Abraham Ryuevelt, Storekeej^r,
Cornelis van Gezel, Storekeeper.
1659 Nov. 26. Gerritvaii Sweringen, !'?^e R^-ne-
velt, deceased.
* Had been Commissary at New Amstel in 165G, 7.
52 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
16G0 Jan. Jan Crato, rk-c Gezel removed.
Elnierliuysen Kleyu,
Died 1G61.
Jan Willeniseu,
DieJ November, 1062.
IGGl. Peter Petersen Herder.
1663 Dec. 3. Peter Alridis,
Israel Alrichs,
Henry Consturier.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMONALTY.
The Twelve Men.
This Board represenietl Manhattan, Breuckelen and Pa-
vonia, and were elected to suggest means to punish the
Indians for a murder they had committed. This is the first
glimmer of a Representative form of Government witliin the
limits of the present States of New York and New Jersey.
16-11 Aug. 29. David Pietersen de Vries, Presi-
dent,
Jacques Bentyn,
Jan Jansen Dam,
Dead 1651.
NEW NETUERLAND REGISTER. 53
Ilendrick Jansen,*
Maryn Adriaensen,
Abram Pietersen, the lliller.
Fredrick Lnbbertsen,
Jochim Pietersen Kuyter,
Gerrit Dirckscu,
George Rapalje,
Abram Planck,
Jacob Stott'elsen.
In a subsequent record occur the names of:
John Evertseu Bout,
Jacob Walingen.
1642 Feb. 18. Board abolished.
The Eight Men.
Elected to adopt measures against tlie Indians. Tliese
delegates were to meet every Saturday fur deliberation.
Five was a quorum.
1643 Sept. 13. .Jochim Pietersen Kuyter,
* Banished in November 1042, for having spoken disre-
spectfully of Governor Kieft.
54 New netiierland register.
Jan Janseu Dam,
Barent Dirokseii,
Abraham Fieterseii, the Miller.
Isaac Allerton,
Thomas Hall,
Gerrit Wolphertseti (van Coii-
wenhoveii),
Cornelis Melyn.
Sept. 15. Jan Evertsen Bout, vice Dam ex-
pelled.
1G4.5. Jacob Stoifelsen,
John Underhill,
Francis Douty,
Geoi'ge Baxter,
Richard Smith,
Gj'sbert Opdyck,
Jan Evertsen Bout,
OlotfStevensen van Cortland.
new nethekland hegister. 55
The Nine Men.
Represent oil Jl^iilinttiins, Breiickelen, Aniersfoort and
Pavonia, antl the principal classes of the community, viz:
the Merchants, Burghers and Agriculturists. The duties of
this Board were: First, to promote the honor of God,
the welfare of the country and (he preservation of the Re-
formed Religion, according to the discipline of the Dutch
Church. Second, to give their opinion on matters submitted
to them by the Director and Council. Third, three of the
nine, viz : one Merchant, one Burgher, one Farmer, were
to attend for a month in rotation on the weeldy Court, as
long as civil eases were before it, and to act subsequently
as Referees, or Arbitrators on cases referred to them. If in
case of sickness or absence any of these three could not
attend, his place was to be filled by another of the Nine Men
of the same cl.iss. Six retired from office annually, to be
replaced by an equal number selected from twelve names
sent in by the whole Board. They held their sessions in
David Provoosl's School-room, and were the immediate pre-
cursors of the Burgomasters and Schepens, and of a Muni-
cipal form of government in the city of New Amsterdam.
1647 Sept. 25. Augustine lieei-man,
Arnoldus van Hardenbei-gh,
Govert Loockermans, ]\Icrchants.
'Jan Jansen Damen, dead 1652.
Jacob Wolfei'isco (vau Couwen-
hoveo),
Hendfick Kip, Burghers.
00 NEW NETUERLAi\D KEGISTER.
Michael Jaiisen,
Jan Evcrtson Bout,
Tlioma.s Ilall, Farmo's.
IG-IO. Adriac'u van derDonck, Prcsklmi,
riaced under arrest -Jib Maruh, lOl'J.
Augustine lleernian,
Anioldiis van Ilardenbergli,
Govert Lockermans,
Oloft' Stevensen van Cortland,
Hendrick Ilendrickse Kip,
IMiehae] Jansen,
Elbert Elbertsen (Stoothofi"),
Jacob AVolfertscn van Couwen-
lioven.
IGoO Augustine lleernian,
Jacob van Couwenlioven,
Elbert Eibertsen,
][endrick llcndrickse Ivip,
Michael Jansen,
Thomas Hall,
OlotF Stevens van Cortland,
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 57
Govert Loockermaiis,
Ja,u Evortseu Bout.
1652 Fob. 2. David Provoost,
William Beeckmaii,*
Jacobus van Curler,
AUard Antliouy,
Isaac de Foreest,
Aront van Ilattcm,
Jocbeni rieterscn Kuyter,
Paulus Leendertsen van der
Grist,
Peter Coruelissen, the llilkr.
* It appears that Mr. Beeckman came to New Nclherlaml
in 1047, in the ship Princess, in the West India Company
service, but in what capacity is not stated. He was Lieu-
tenant of the Burghers' Corps, New Amsterdam, in 1051 ;
Schepen in 1053, 1054, 1050, and 1057 ; afterwards Com-
missary at the Delaware and at Esopus ; Burgomaster in
1074, and after filling various other responsible offices, died
in 1717.
58 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
BURGOMASTERS AKD SCHERENS.
New Amsterdam.
Tliese fnnclionnries succeeded the Nine men on the Incor-
poration of the city of New Amsterdam. They were ap-
pointed by the Director General and Council until January,
ICoG, when, on petition, they were allowed for the first time
the privilege of nominating and submitting a double number
to the Director and Council, from which the latter were to
select the members of the ISoard fur the ensuing year; but
wlieu the nomination was made, it was rcsoWed on the 2d of
Febi-uary, by the Director and Council, "for concord and
harmony's sake," some of those nominated having rendered
themselves, by former disputes, unacceptable to the autho-
rities, to continue the present Burgomasters and Schepens
for another year, and only to supply the vacancies in the
Board of Schepens by the nomination of two respectable
persons. The nomination of their successors was not con-
ceded until 1(358. The incumbents entered office on 2d
February of each year, unless otherwise stated.
Burgomasters.
1653 Fob. 2. Arcnt van Ilattem,
Martin Cregier.
NEW NETUliRLAND REOISTER. 69
165ii Areiit van Ilattem,
Martin Cregicr.
Dee. 8. Allard Anthony, r/ce Van Hattcni
returned to Holland.
1055. Allard Anthony,
Ulott' Stevensen van Cortland.
1<36G. Allard Anthony,
Oloft" Stevensen van Cortland.
1G57. Allard Anthony,
Paulus Lendertsen van dor Grist.
1658. Paulus Lendertsen van der Grist,
Oloft' Stevensen van Cortland.
1659. Olofi' Stevensen van Cortland,
Martin Cregier.
1660. Martin Cregier,
Allard Anthony.
April 26. Oloft" Stevensen van Cortland.*
1661. Allard Anthony,
Paulus Lendertsen van der Gi-ist.
* AuthovizcJ to officiate as presiding Burgomaster, both
these officers being absent. On 5th. July, Burgomasters Cregier
and Van Cortland accompanie 1 the Director General to the
Esopus for the purpose of concluding a peace with the
Indians.
GO NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
1662. Paulus Lendortsen van dcr Grist,
Oloii'Stevensen van Cortland.
1663. Olott' Stevenson van Cortland,
Man-tin Cregier.
July 5. Paulus Lendertsen van der Grist,
» vice Cregier.*
1664. Paulus Lendertsen van der Grist,
Cornells Steeuwyck.
1673 Aug. 17. Johannes van Brugh,
Johannes de Peystei",
^gidius Luyck.
1674 Aug. 11. Johannes van Brugh,
William Beeckman.
SCHEPEXS.
1653 Feb. 2. Paulus Lendertsen van der Grist,
Maximilian van Gheel,
* Entered the military service of tlio West Indi-a Company
for the Esopus War.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 01
Allard Anthony,*
William Beeckman,
Peter Wolfertsen van Couwcu-
hoven.
1654. Paiilus Lendertsen van der Gristf
William Beeckman,
Peter Wolfertsen van Conwcii-
hoven,
Jochem Pietersen Kuyter,
Oloif Stevensen van Cortland.
Dec. 8. Joannes JSTevius, cice Kuyter,
murdered by Indians.
1055. Johannes Nevius,
Johannes de Peyster,
Johannes van Brugh,
Jacob Str3'Cker,
Jan Vinge.
* 1653, last of June, was sent to Holland to obtain aid
against the English, then threatening to invade New Nether-
land.
f Accompanied Director Stuyvesant to the West Indies 24lh
December, 1G54.
62 NEW NETIIERLAND RECISTER.
165(3. Joannes van Brugli,
Jacob Strycker,
Jan Vinge,
William Beeckman,
Ilendrick Ilendrickson Kip.
1657. William Beeckman, President.
Joannes de Peyster,
Govert Loockermans,
Adriaen Blommort,
Hendrick Jansen van der Vin.
1658. Joannes de Peyster, President.
Peter Wolfertsen van Couwcn-
hoven,
Jacob 8trycker,
Cornelis Steenwyek,
Isaac de Foreest.
1650. Peter Wolfertsen van Couwen-
hoven,
Joannes Pietersen van Brugh,
Jeronimus Eb^^ingh,
Hendr/ck Jansen van de Vin,
Jacob Kip.
1660. Cornelis Steenwyck, President.
NEW NKTIIEKLAND REGISTER. 63
Jacob Stryckor,
G overt Looekormaiis,
Timothous Gabry,
Dieil lf,8(").
Jacobus Backer.
IGGl. Timotheus Gabry,
Peter Wolf'ertsen van Couwen-
boveii,
Johannes van Brugh,
Jan Vinje,
Jeronimus Ebbingh.
16G2. Johannes Pietersen van Brugh,
President.
Johannes de Peyster,
Jacob Stryckei',
Jacob Backer,
Isaac Grevenraet.
16G3. Jacob Stryeker, President.
Peter van Couwenhoven,
Jan Vinje,
Jacob Kip,
Jacques Cousseau.
04 NEW NETIIERLAND KEGISTER.
July 5. Jacobus Backer, vice Couweii-
hoven.*
1664. Jacobus Backer, President.
Timotbcus Gabry,
Isaac Grevenraet,
Nicolaus Meyer,
Cliristoffel Ilooglant.
1673 Aug. 17. AVilliam Ik'ockmau,
Jcroninuis Ebljingh,
Jacob Kip,
Lourens van der Spiegel,
Gelyn Verplaiick.
1674 Aug. 11. Jacob Ki}), President,
Gelj'u Verplanek,
Fraucis Rombouts,
Christoftel Hooglant,
Stephen van Cortland.
* Entered the military service of the West India Company
for the EsoiHiss War.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTEPw 65
ORPHAN MASTERS.
A'ew Amsterdam.
The Deacons of the Church were considered the Guardians
of Widows and Orphans. On the death of either a man or a
woman, leaving children, tliey were bound to notify, through
the Clerlv of tlie cliiiroh, the decease to the Director and
Council, and afterwards in 1653 to the Burgomasters, who
were ex officio Orphan Masters, and to apply for the appoint-
ment of Curators, unless the Orphan Court was specially
excluded by the will of the deceased. The Burgomasters,
who were burdened with many other duties, were subse-
quently relieved of the otfice of Orphan .Masters at their
own request, and persons specially appointed to discharge
such duties. But ibe Burgomasters, notwithstanding, occa-
sionally acted in the absence of the proper (Jrphiiu iSIasters.
The number of the latter at first was two, but this was in-
creased in 1G5S, to three, "as the business of the Court was
largely augmented, in consequence of the great mortality
that year." Tlie legal powers and jurisdiction of the Court
arc very fully set forth iu liooschoom'x livcueil, Chaji. liS<.
1G53. Burgomasters, ex officio, until
1655 Oct. 19. Peter Wolphertseu van Couweu-
iioven,
Peter Conielisseu vau der Veen.
9
60 NEW NETHER LAND KKGISTEK.
1656 Feb. 25. Paulus Leendcrtsen van dei-
Grist,
Peter Wolphertseii vim Couwcn-
hoven.
1G57 Feb. 13. Peter Wolpbortseii van Conwen-
boven,
Oloft' Stevensen van Cortland.
1658 Feb. 26. Peter Wolpbertsen van Couwen-
boven,
Wilbebnus Beeckman.
Nov. 21. Peter "Wolpbertsen van Conwcn-
boven,
Martin Cregier, vice Beeckman
sent to the Delaware,
Jobanncs Pietersen Verbrng'o'e.
1659 Feb. Peter Wolpbertsen van Coinven-
boven,
Jobannes Pietersen Verbrugge,
AUard Anthony.
Mar. 19. Paulus Leendertseu van der
Grist.
Ma}' 7. Jobannes de Peyster.
1660 Feb. 7. Paulus Lcendertsen van der
Grist,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 07
Johannes do Peyster,
Oloft' Stevenseu van CortUind.
1661 Mar. 3. Oloff Stevenseu van Cortland,
Martin Cregier,
Comelis Stccnwyck.
1GG2 Mar. 16. Martin Cregier,
Cornelis Steenwyck,
Peter Wolphertsen van Couvven-
hoven.
1663 Mar. 28. Allard Anthony,
Cornelis Steenwyck,
Johannes van Brugli.
Sept. 10. Govert Lookermans, vice Van
Brugh gone to Fatherland.
1G6-4 Mar. 18. Allard Anthony,
Govert Loockermans,
Jacob Strycker.
Fori OnoKje.
1652. Vice Director, ex officio.
1657 Feb. 7. Jan Verbeeck,
Evert Wendel.
68 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
MAGISTRATES.
Fort Oravge.
Two went, out annually.
1654 April 14. Sander Leendertsen (Glen),
Pieter Hartgcrs,
Frans Barcntsen Pastoor,
Jan Verbeeck,
Jan Tomassen,
Volckcrt Jansen.
lOrjS Aug-. 11. Sander Leendertsen (Glen),
Peter Ilartgers,
Frans Barentsen Pastoor,
Eutger Jacohsen, vice Verbeeck,
Andries Ilerbertsen, vice Toiuas-
sen,
Dirck Jansen Croon, extra.
1656 April 12. Rutger Jacobscn,
Andries Jlerlicvtscn,
Jacob Jansen Schermerhoorn,r?2ce
Leendertsen,
Philip Pietersen Schuyler, vice
Hartgers,
NEW NKTHEllLANt) REGISTER. 69
Goosen Gcrrltsen (van Scliaack),
extra.
1657 Maj' 1. Jacob Janaen Schermerlioorn,
Philip Pieterseii Scliuyler,
Goosen Gerritsen,(van Scliaack)
Abi'aham Staets, vice Jacobscn,
Jan Tomasseu, vice Herbertsen)
Arlriaen Gerritsen, extra.
1658 Mar. 26. Abraham Staets,
Jan Tomassen,
Adriaen Gerritsen,
Peter Hartgers, vice Schermer-
hoorn,
Francis Boon, rice Schuyler,
Dick Janscn Croon, extra, vice
Gerritsen.
1659 May 1. Peter Hartgers,
Francis Boon,
Direk Janseu Croon,
Andries Herbertsen, rice StaetSj
Sander Leendert^n (Glen), vice
Tomassen,
Jan Verbeeck, vice A. Gerritsen.
70 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
16G0 April 12. Amlries llerbertsen,
Sander Leeudertseii (Glen),
Jan Verbeeck,
Rutger Jacobsen, vice Ilartgers,
Frans Barentseu Pastoor, vice
Boon,
Evert Janscn Wendel, extra, vice
Croon.
1061 April 11. Rutger Jacobsen,
Fi-ans Barentsen Pastoor,
Evert Janseu Wendel,
Al)rabam Staets,
Philip Pietersen Scbnyler,
Adriaen Gerritsen, extra.
1662 April 6. Abraham Staets,
Adriaen Gerritsen,
Philip Pietersen Schuyler,
Francis Boon,
Goosen Gerritsen,
Jan Tomassen.
1663 April 5. Francis Boon,
Goosen Gerritsen,
Jan Tomassen,
Jan Verbeeck,
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 71
Gerrit Sleclitcnliorst,
Stoi+'el Jansen.
16G4 April 1. Jan Verbeeck,
Gerrit Slechteiiliorst,
Stottcl Jansen,
Jacob Scliernicrhoorn,
Jan Hendricks van Bael,
Jan Kostersen van Acckeu.
WiUctiistadt.
1673 Oct. G. Goirit van Slechtenhorst,
David Schuyler,
Cornelis van Dyck,
Peter Bogardus.
Schanegtede.
1673 Sept. 19. Sander Leendertsen Glen,
Herman Vedder,
Barent Janse.
■ Wiltwyck.
IGGl May 2. Evert Pels,
Cornelis Barentsen Slecht,
Albert Heymans.
72 NEW NETUERLAND REGISTER.
1662. Evert Pels,
Tjerck Claessen de "Witt,
Albert GysLertsen.
1663 April 5. Tjerck Claessen De Witt,
Thomas Chambers,
Albert Gysbertseu,
Gysbert van Imbroch.
1664 April 3. Jan AYillemsen Hooghteling,
Hendrick Joohemseu.
Sivacnmburgh.
1673 Oct. 6. Coruelis Wyncoop,
Roeloft" Kierstede,
AVessel Ten Broeck,
Jan Burhans.
1674 Aug. 14. Joost Adriaensen, viceWyncoop,
Cornelis Hoogeboom, vice Kier-
stede.
Hurley.
1673 Oct. 6. Louis dn Bois,
Koeloft' Ileudricksen.
1674 Aug. 14. Adriaen Albertsen Eoosa, vice
Dn Bois.
NEW NETIIERLAXD REGISTER. 73
MiirhJduwn.
1673. Oct. 6. Jan Joosten,
Jan Broersen.
1674 Aug. 14. William Jansen Schudt, vice
Joot^teii.
Brcuckdai.
1646 June 11. Jan Evertsen Bout,
Huyg Aertsen van liossum,
Elected :21st Mny.
le.GS. Jau Evertsen Bout,
Frederick Lubbertseu,
Died 1G7'.1.
1654 April 9. Jan Evertsen Bout,
Reelected; decliiie<l serving; diedlG72.
Frederick Lubbertseu,
Albert Cornelisseu AVautenaer,
William I>redeubent,
Joris Dircksen,
Peter Cornelisseu.
165.5 April 13. Frederick Lubbertseu,
Albert Cornelissen Wautenaar,
Joris Dircksen,
Joris Rapalje, viccV. Cornelissen.
10
H NEW NETIIERLAND KEGISTUU.
1656 Mar. 28. Albert Cornelissen AVantcnaar,
Juris Dircksen,
Joris Rapalje,
William Bredenbcnt, vice Lub-
bertsen.
1657 Mar. 27. Albert Cornelissen Wanteuaar,
Joris Dircksen,
"William Bredenbent,
Joris Rapalje.*
1658 Mar. 26. Joris Dircksen,
William Bredenbent,
Teunis ISTyssen,
Peter Montfoort.
1659.
1660 May 3. Joris Dircksen,
William Bredenbent,
Joris Rapalje.
* A new nomination liad been sent in, but as the majority
of tliose named could iioitlier read nor ^vrile, the old magis-
trates were continued. •
NEW NETIIEULAND REOISTEU. 75
1661 Mar. 21. Tennis Nyssen,
William Gerritscn van Conwen-
lioven,
Tennis Janseii,
Thomas Vcrdon.
1602 Mar. 23. Tennis Jansen,
William Gerritscn van Conwen-
hovcn,
Jan Jorisscn Rapalje,
Thomas Verdon.
1663 Mar. 19. Thomas Verdonck,
William Bredeubent,
Albert Cornelissen Wantenaar,
Tenuis Gjsberts Bogaert.
1664 Mar. 20. Thomas Verdonck,
William Bredeubent,
Albert Cornelissen Wantenaar,
William van Conwenhoven,
Frederick Lnl)bcrtscn.
1673 Aug. 18. Tbeunis Gysbcrtse Bogaert,
Frederick Lubbertse,
T6 NEW NETIIERLAND KEGISTEE.
Thomas Lammertse,
Rem Jansen.
31idwout.
Planted 1652.
1654 Mar. 6. Jaii Stiycker,
Adriaeu Hegeman,
Jan Snedicker.
1655 April 13. Jau Snedicker,
Adriaen Hegeman,
Tliomas Swart\vout,rfce Strycker.
Oct. 16. Jan Strycker,
Adriaen Hegeman,
Thomas Swartwout.
1656 Mar. 28. Jan Snedicker,
Jan Strycker,
Peter Lott.
1657 Mar. 27. Jan Strycker,
Adriaen Hegeman,
William Jacobse van Boerum,
Jan Snedicker.
1658 Mar. 19. Adriaen Hegeman,
Jan Snedicker,
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. ( i
William Guiliamsen.
1659
16G0 May 3. Jan Snedicker,
Jan Strycker,
William Willemse.
1661 Mar. 31.* Jan Snedicker,
Jan Strycker,
William Willemse.
1662 Mar. 23. Jan Strycker,
William Jacobse van Boeriim,
Hendrick Jorisscn.
1663 Mar. 19. Jau Snedicker,
Hendrick Jorissen,
William Jacobse van Boerum.
1664 Mar. 20. Jan Strycker,
Jan Snedicker,
William Guilliamsen.
* Previous to this date, there was only one Court of
Justice for Midwout and Amersfoort, which sat three-fourths
of the year at the former place, and one quarter at the latter;
each now was granted a separate Court.
78 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1G73. Aug. 18. Heudnck Jorissen,
Jan Strycker,
Alike Jans,
Peter Lott.
Amersfooii.
Plantea 1033.
1G54 April. Elbert Elbertseu (Stoothof ),
Xicbolas i>tilhvell,
Comelis de Potter.
1655 April 13. Nicolas Stillwell,
Peter Claesaen, vice Elbertscn.
1656 Mar. 28. Elbert Elbertsen,
Martin Jansen van Breuckeleii.
1657 Mar. 27. Martin Jansen,
Elbert Elbertsen (Stootbof),
1658 Mar. 19. Martin Jansen,
Peter Claessen.
1659
NEW NETIIERLAND RE(iISTER. 79
IGGO April 24. Tunis Guisbert,
May 3. Elbert Elbertsen,
Peter Coriielissen,
Simon Janscn van Acrtsdalen.*
IGGl Mar. -31. Elbert Elbertsen,
Peter Cornelissen,
Simon Jansen van Aertsdalen.
1662 Mar. 23. Elbert Elbertsen,
Peter Cornelissen,
Sinion Jansen van Aertsdalen,
Peter Claesseii,
Roelof Martensen van Brenc-
kelen,
1663 Mar. 10. Elbert Elbertsen,
Peter Claessen,
Roelof Martense.
1661 Mar. 20. Elbert Elbertsen,
Peter Cornelissen,
Coert Stevensen.
* Amersfoort and Midwout had at this time but one joint
Court of Justice, which sat at the latter place three quarters
of a year, and only one quarter at Amersfoort. On applica-
tion of the latter place, eacli village was provided with a
suhalteru Court, on Slst March, 1061.
80 NEW NETIIERLAXD EErtlSTER.
1G78 Aug. 18. Elbert Elbertsen,
Abraiii Jorissen,
Roelof Mai'tensen,
Koert Stevenson.
New Utrecht.
Court erected February 'I'o, lOGO; incorporated 2i!d De-
cember, IGUl.
1G59. Jan Tomassen (van Dyek),
Jacobus van Coi'lear, Superin-
toHlants.
1660 Feb. 23. Jan Tomassen van Dyek.
Jac()l:)us van Corlear.
1661 Dec. 22. Jan Toinassen (van Dyck),
Rutger Joosten van Brunt,
Jacob Ilellakens, alias Swart.
1663 Jan. 4. Balthazar Yos,
Jacob Pietersen,
Francis de Bruyn.
1664 Jan. 10. Francis de Bruyn,
Baltliazar Vos,
Jacob Ilellakens.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 81
1673 Aug. IS. Thomas .Tansen,
Ilendrick Matty.sseii (Smack),
Jan Toinassen (van I)yck),
Jan van Dcventer.
Nov. 16. Jan Gysbertse van Meteren, vice
Tomassen deceased.
Boswi/c/i.
Court erected March 31, 16(51.
1661 Mar. 31. Petei- Jansen do Witt,
Jan Tilje (Letelier),
Jau Cornelissen Zeeuvv.
1662 Mar. 80. Peter Jansen de Witt,
Jan Cornelissen Zeenw,
Ryck Leydecker,
Jan Catjouw.
Dec. 28. Jan Tiljer (Letelier), vice Catjou,
returned to Holland.
1063 April 5. Gysbert Tennissen,
Barent Joosteu,
Ryck Leydecker.
1664 April 3. David Jochimsen,
John Lequier, of Paris.
11
82 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
1673 Aug. 18. Ileudrick Bareiitse 8mit,
Gjsbert Thcunissen,
Volckert Dirckse,
Jan Cornelissen de Zeeuw.
Graresmd.
Incorporated 1645.
1650. George Baxter,
William WilkiiiR,
Nicholas Stillwell.
Dec. A new Election was held, when
other persons were chosen, but
in consequence of Baxter's
representations, they were not
approved and the old magis-
trates held over.
1G51. George Baxter,
William Wilkins,
Nicholas Stillwell.
James Hubbard,
William Bowue, Assistants,
1652.
NEW NETHERLAND KEQISTER. 83
1653. George Baxter,*
James Hul.)l)ard,*
William Wilkins.
1654 Nov. 23. William Wilkins,
The Sherift' and
Town Clerk.
1655 July 19. William Bowne,
William Wilkins,
Edward Brouse.
1656 Mar. 25. William Bowne,
William Wilkins,
Edward Brouse.
1657 Mar. 27. Thomas Spiccr,
Nicolas Stillwell,
William Bowne.
1658 July 4. Thomas Spicer,
William Wilkins,
Edward Brouse.
1G59 April 21. William Wilkins,
William Bowne,
John Cooke.
1660. William Wilkins.
* Removed from office for disaffection in 1654.
84 NEW NETHERLANI) REGISTER.
1661 Mar. 31. William Wilkius,
John Cooke,
"William Bowne.
1662 May 4. AVillium Wilkins,
William Bo^^■ne,
John Cooke.
1663 Jan. William Wilkins,
James Hubbard.*
Nov. Agents from Connecticut depos-
ed the Magistrates in all the
Englif^h villages under the
Dutch, and appointed others
in their stead.
1664 May 12. James IIubbard,t
William Wilkins.f
1673 Aug. 18. Samuel Spicer,
Richard Stillwell,
* Appointed by Captain John Scott.
•)• Appointed by Connecticut.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 85
John Emans,
Biirent Juriaensen.
1674 Sept. 6. Richard Stillwell,
John Emans,
John Tilton,
Samuel Homs.
Mkldleburgh.
Planted 1042; incorporated 1662i
IG52 N"ov. 11. Thomas Hazard,
Robert Coe,
Richard Gildersleeve.
165-3. Thomas Hazard,
Robert Coe,
Bichard Giklersleove.
1654. Thomas Hazard,
Robert Coe,
Richard Gildersleeve.
1655. Thomas Hazard,
Robert Coe,
Richard Gildersleeve.
1656 April 4. Robert Coe,
Henry Feake,
86 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Richard Betts.
1657 June 12. Kciiry Feake,
Richard Betts,
William Pahncr,
1658 July 30. William Palmer,
John Coe,
Edward Jessup.
1659. Edward .Jessup.
1660 July 5. Magistrates of 1659, continued.
1661. Edward Jessup,
Ralph Hunt,
John Coe,
Jonathan Fish.
1662. Edward Jessup,
Ralph Hunt,
John Coe,
Jonathan Fish.
1663. John Coe,
Edward Jessup,
Ralph Hunt,
Richard Betts,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 87
Samuel Toe,
John Layton,
Francis Swaine,*
1663 Jan. 9. Jolm Lajton,
Francis Swaine,
William Blomfield,
John Cochrane,
Samuel Toe,
Richard Betts,
Ralph Ilunt.f
1664 Feh. 20. John Burroughs,
Ralph Hunt,
John Ramsden,
Samuel Toe,
John Layton, Townsmen,
Richard Betts,
John Coe, 3Iagistrates.\
* These seven were townsmen to call meetings, &c.
j- Elected overseers by the inhabitants in November, 16G3.
Agents from Connecticut removed the old Magistrates in all
the English villages on Long Island under the Dutch, and
appointed others in their stead.
J Elected under the presidency of Captain John Scott.
88 NEW NETHEUI.AM) IlElilSTEn.
1664 May 12. Richard Betts,*
John Coo.*
1673 Sept. 6. Richard Betts,
Jonathan Hazard,
Ralph Hunt.
Flushing.
Planted in 1645.
1648 April 27. John Tonnsend,
John Hicks,
William Toorn.
1651. John Underhill,
Thomas Saul,
Robert Tt-rri.
1652. John Hicks.
1655 April 22. Thomas Sanl,
William Laurence,
Edward Farrington.
* Appointed by Connecticut.
NEW NETIIEllLAND REGISTER. 89
1G56 jSIar, 25. William Latiroiice,
Edward Farriugton,
William Noble.
1657. AVilliam Laurence,
Edward Farriugton,
William Noble!"
1658 Jan. 22. Court suspended in consequence
of Messrs. Farrington and
Noble remonstrating against
the law against Quakers ; the
Court was restored
Mar. 26. William Lawrence,
Edward Farrington,
William NobkC*
1661. William Laurence,
Edward Farrington,
William Noble.
1662. William Laurence,
William Noble,
* No town meetings to be held without permission of the
Director General and Council ; in lieu tliercof, seven Select
men to be chosen to regulate, with the Magistrates, all
matters relating to Roads, Fences, Bridges, Schools, Churches
and other Public Buildings.
12
90
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
William Ilallott.
1664 May 12. AVilliaui Ilallett,^
William Noble.*
1673 Aug. 30. John Ilingsman [Iliuclmian],
Francis Bloetgoet,
Richard Wildie.
Hempstead.
Incorporated ICth November, lG-14.
1647. Richard Gildersleeve,
John Seaman,
John Hicks.
1652 April. The Governor declared that the
towne had not made a legall
choyce [of Magistrates] and
that all that they had done
since Captaine Toppingf went
away, hee looked at it to bee
as nothing, & wished them to
make a new choyce.
* Appointed by Connecticut.
f Thomas Topping was Justice of Southampton from 1G47
to 1663.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 91
1652. Richard Gildersleeve,
Mr. Coe,
Daniel Whitehead.
1653 Dec. 11. John Stickland,
AYiHiani Washburn,
Richard Gildersleeve.*
1654 Nov. 10. John Sumon [? Seaman,]
Robert Asimanf [Ashman.]
1655 Nov. 10. John Stickland,
John Hicks,
Richard Gildersleeve.
1656 Dec. 21. John Seaman,
Richard Gildersleeve,
John Hicks.
1657. Richard Gildersleeve,
John Seaman,
John Hicks.
* They were sworn to administer justice according to the
tenor of their charter and the written laws of New Nether-
land, and authorized in case of sicliness or absence, and on
important cases, to adjoin one, two or three of the former
magistrates to act for or wi*li them.
f The magistrates ordered to send in a nomination for a
third magistrate.
92 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER,
1658 Feb. 27. Richard Gilderslecve,
Robert Foniiaii,
Jobn Hicks.
Dec. 9. Richard Gildersleeve,
Robert Formau.
1659. Jobn Hicks,
Robei-t JacksoDi
1660 Dec. 15. Jobn Hicks,
Robert Jackson,
Robert Asbman.
1661 May 2. Richard Gildersleeve,
Jobn Hicks,
Robert Ashman.
1662 Feb. 6. John Hicks,
Robert Ashman,
Robert Jackson.
1663 Jan. 20. Jobn Hicks,
Riciiard Gildersleeve,
Robert Asbman.
1664 May 12. John Hicks,*
Ricliard Gildersleeve, senr.*
* Appointed by Connecticut.
NEW NETlIERLAND REGISTER. 93
1673 Aug. 30. John Smith, seni'.,
John Semmens [Seaman,]
William Jacobs.
Sept. 25. Robert Jackson, rice Smith.
Sustdorp.
Granted March 21, 1656.
1659. Benjamin Coe,
Samuel Mathews,
Richard Everett.
1659 Sept, 9. Samuel Mathews,
John Townsend,
Benjamin Coe.
1661 Jan. 24. Richard Everett,
K'athaniel Denton,
Andrew Messenger,
In the room of others who had connived
with Quakers.
1662 Jan. 28. In consequence of continued dis-
sensions amongthePeople and
Magistrates, on account of the
Quaker prosecutions, a special
officer was sent down to take
possession of all the Records of
94 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1662 Jan. 28. the Town, then in the hands of
Kathaniel Denton, and to order
a nomination to be made hy
nil theFreemen of the true and
Protestant religion, of four
persons, out of whom and the
present Magistrates others
were to be appointed for the
ensuing year. March 16,1662,
Records ordered to be deliver-
ed to Mr. Coe, actual Magis-
ti'ate and the oldest Inliabitant
of the place.
1662 Mar. 4. Robert Coe,
Daniel Denton,
Andrew Messenger.
1663 Mar. 20. Robert Coe,
John Stickland,
Thomas Benedict.
1664 May 12. Robert Coe,*
Thomas Benedict.*
* Appointed by Connecticut.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 95
1673 Aug. 30. John Carpenter,
Robert Ashman,
Nathaniel Denton.
Oysterhay.
Hail never been under Ibc Dutch Government until 1(J73.
1661 May 9. ISTo Court established here.
1662 July 22. Johu Rigebell.
166-4 May 12. Jno Riekbell*
Robert Fermau.*
1673 Aug. 30. Nieolas Wright,
Tlionias Tounseu,
Nathaniel Coles.
Huntington.
1673 Sept. 8. Joseph Whiteman,
Isaac Piatt.
1674. Jonas "Wood,
James Chichester.
Seatalcot.
1673 Sept. 8. Richard Woodhil,
John Bayles.
* Appointed by Connecticut.
96 NEW NEXHERLAND REUISTER.
Southampton.
1673 Sept. 8. Edward Howell,
Josuab Bareiis.
Eiisthampton.
1673 Sept. 8. John Multbrd,
John Stretton.
Soutliold.
1673 Sept. 8. Thomas More,
Refused to serve.
Tliomas Iludsissou.
Ilaciicm.
Court erected lljtli August, lOCO,
1660 Aug. 16. Jan Pietersen Slot,
Daniel Tenieur,
Peter Crcsson.
1661 Nov. 3. Jan Pietersen Slot,
Daniel Terneur,
Johannes La Montagne, junr.,
vice Cresson.
1662 Nov. 16. Johannes La Montagne, junr.
Pliilip Cassie.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 97
Direk Claessen.
1663 April 23. Mieliel Muydeii.
Nov. 17. Jan La Montagne,
Daniel Terneur,
Johannes Verveelen,
John Pietersen Slot.
1673, Resolved Waldron,
David des Marest,
Joost vau Oblinis,
Arent Hermans.
1674 Oct. 2. Jau Petersen Harling,
Adriaen Cornelissen,
Jacob Pietersen dc Groot,
Wolfert Webber.
Westchester.
1656 Mar. 16. Thomas Wheeler.
Mar. 28. Thomas Wheeler,
Thomas Newman,
Died 16G0, aged 76 years.
John Lord.
13
98 NEW NETIIKRLAND REGISTER.
1657. Thomas Newman,
John Lord,
John Smith.
1660 Jan. 21. Josias Gilbert,
Nicolas Bayley,
Thomas Veall.
1661 Jan. 11. Thomas Mollinaer,
Thomas Vaile,
Edward Waters.
1662 Feb. 15. Edward Waters,
Robert Iluestis,
William Betts.
1663 May 24. Robert Iluestis,
John Barker,
Niciiolas Bayley.
Oct. 8. Edward Gishop (Jessup).*
1664 May 12. Edward Jessup.*
1673 Aug. 30. Joseph Balmer,
Edward "Waters,
Richard Pampton.
* Appointed by Connecticut,
NEW NETIIEIILAND REGISTER. 99
Mamaroncck.
1073 Aug. 24. John Bnsset,
Henry Disbrow.
Fordkam,
ll)73 Oct. 18. Johannis Verveelcn,
]\Iicliael Bastiacosen,
Valeutinc Claessen.
Eastchester.
1673 Aug. 30. John Hoit.
Staten Island.
1664 Jan. 28. David D'amarex,
Pierre Billiou,
"Walraven Lutten.
1673 Aug. 25. Tys Barentse van Leerdam,
Jan Willemse.
1674 Feb. 14. Gideon Marlet,
Nathan "Whitemau, additional.
100 KEW NKTHKRLAND REGISTER.
Bergen.
1661 Feb. JO. Tielman van VIeeck, President,
Herraan Smeeman,
Caspar Steiiimits,
Michel Jansen.
1662 Oct. IG. Caspar SteiDmits,
Engelbert Steeubuysen',
Oerrit Gerritsen.
1663 Dec. 17. Balthazar Bayard,
Adolph Hardenbrook,
Harraan Smeemao.
1673 Aug. 18. Gerrit Gerritse,
Tliomas Fredericks,
Elias Michielse,
Peter Marcellissen,
Cornelis Abramse.
1674 Aug. 31. Waliiick Jacobse,
Engelbert Steenhuys-
Gemoevepas.
1674 Aua;. 31. Enoch Michielse,
NEW NETHERLA^tD REGISTER.
101
Ahar.ynms.
1674 Aug. 31. Claes Jansen.
31inck(ique mid Pcmrepoch.
1674 Aug. 31. Jan Dircksen Siecken.
Elizahethloicn.
1673 Aug. 24. John Ogden, senr.,
Samuel Hopkins,
Jacob Melyn.
Nevj- Workc,
1673 Aug. 24. Jasper Crane,
Robert Bond,
John Ward.
Shrewsbm-y.
1673 Aug. 24. John Hanoe,
Eleakim Wardil,
Hugh Dyckman.*
* These persons not being allowed by their religion to taltd,
or to administer an oath, were discharged and a new election
ordered 29th September, 1673.
102 New netherland register.
Fiscatc'way.
1673 Aug. 2.5. Jolju Smally,
^Nicholas Boman,
Daniel Denton.
TmnacuiKj , (on the Delaware).
1658. Oloft" Stive (Stille),
Matys Hansen,
Peter liambo,
Resigned 21st Marcb, ICGl.
Peter Kaick (Cock).
1662. Joost La Grange.
New Amstel.
1661. Johannes Hendricks,
Peter Petersen Harder.
1660 June 29. Hendrick Kip,
Jacob Cral)be,
Bores Joosten.
Whorekil.
1673. Harmanus "Wiltbanck,
Sander Maelstyn,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 103
Jolm Roots (Eliodes),
Williaiii Claesscn.
TOWN CLEEKS.
New Amsterdam.
1653 Jan. 27. Jacob Kip.
1657 June 13. Timotheus Gabry.
1G58.
Jolianncs Neviiis.
Kcw Orange.
1673.
Nicholas Bayard.
1674.
Ephraim Hermans, Deputi/.
-Hacrlem.
1673.
Hendrick van der Viu.
Fort Orange.
1654. Peter Eyverdingb.
1656 Sept.28. Johannis Provoost.
1673 Oct. 6. Johannes Provoost.
104 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Henselaerswt/ck.
1630.
Areiit van Corlear.
1642.
Anthony de Hooges.*
1656.
1660.
Dirck van Sclielluyne.
.Esopus.
1658.
Mathys Capito.
1663
June
14.
, Mathys Capito.
1673
Oct.
7.
William La Montagne.
Breuckelen.
1654.
The Sheriff, ex officio.
166-.
Michel Ilainelle.
BosiDi/ck.
1661.
Senior Magistrate.
1663
April
15.
B. Hanout.
Ametsfoori.
1663
Mar.
19.
. Adrian liegeman.
* Landed at the Manhattans 29th November, 1C41 ; his
widow married Koelof Swartwout.
NEW NETHERLAND KBGISTER. 105
New Utrecht.
1662. Jacob van Corlear.
Gravesend.
1650. John Tilton.
1662. William Goulding.
1673 Aug. 18. Francis de Bruyn.*
Flushing.
1648 April 27. John Lawrence.
1657. Edward Heart.
1662. Edward Fisher.
Middlehurgh.
1655.
William Wood.
1659.
Thomas Lawrence.
1662 Mar.
13. John Burroughs.
1663 Sept.
James Bradish.
Hempstead.
1647.
John James.
1650.
Daniel Denton.
* He was Clerk also of the Five Dutch Towns.
14
106 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1657. John James.
1660 Dec. 15. Robert Mamine.
1661. Jonas Iloldsworth.
Rustdor^p.
I doubt if there was any Town Clerk proper in this Town ;
one of the Magistrates seems to have acted in that capacity.
1657 Feb. 18, Daniel Denton.
1661.
Nathaniel Denton.
1662.
Eobert Coe.
Oysierbay.
1673.
Mathias Harvey.
The Five Emjlish Toivns*
1673 Aug.
31. Carel van Brugge.
Southami)ton.
1673.
John Langhton.
Seatalcot.
1673.
Nathaniel Brewster.
* Flushing, Hempstead, Eustdorp, Middleburgh and
Oysterbay.
/
NEW NETHBRLAND REGISTER. 107
Easthampton.
1673. Thomas Talmadge.
Huntington.
1673. Thomas Powell.
Towns on East End of Long Island*
1678 Sept. 8. Henry Pierson.
Westchester.
1661. Richard Mills.
Fordham.
1673 Oct. 18. Johannes Verveelen.
Statcn Island.
1673 Aug. 25. Peter Biljou,
Bergen.
1664 Mar. 17. Balthazar Bayard.
1673 Aug. 18. Claes Arentse Stoers.
* Southampton, Seatalcot, Huntington, Easthampton and
Southold.
108 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Achtcr-Col
1673 Sept. 1.
Samuel Hopkins.
New- Work.
1673.
John Browne, jr., Recorder.
Fort
Casimir and New Amsiel.
1655.
Audries Hudde.
1655 Sept. 1.
Jan Jiiriacns Becker.
1659.
Cornells van Gezel.
Abraham van Nes.
1660 Jan.
Gerrit van Sweringen.
1661.
C. J. Verhraack,
E,. Ravens.
Aliona.
1658. Jan Jnriaensen Becker, Commis-
sary.
1660 June 5. Audries Hudde, vice Becker dis-
missed.
NEW NETIIERLAND KEGISTER. 109
TOWN" TREASUEERS.
New Amsterdam.
1655. The retiring Burgomaster.
Fort Orange.
1659 Dec. 2. Francis Boon.
COURT MESSENGERS.
The duties of these Officers were to serve Summons, make
Arrests, levy Executions, &c., and were similar to those of a
Marshal or Constable of the present day. In the English
towns on Long Island they were, in fact, called and known
as Constables.
To the Council.
1638. Philip de Truy.
1654. Claes van Elsland.
1656. Simon Joosten,
Claes van Elsland, junr.
1658 April 16. Peter Schaefbanck,
Gysbert Opdyck.
110 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Neio Amsterdam.
1655 Feb. 0. Dirck van Schelluyne.
1656 Nov. 6. Mattheua de Vos.
Fort Orange.
1654. Peter Ryverdingh.
1656 Aug. 7. Ludovicus Cobes.
Hensselaerswyck.
1662. Anthony Jausen.
Breuekelen.
1657. Simon Joosten.
1664 July 4. Carel de Beauvois.
3Iiddleburgh.
1654. Elias Bayley.
Flushing.
1658. John Mastiue.
Hempstead.
Richard Valentine.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. Ill
Oysierbai/.
1662 July 22. John Rigebell.*
Bergen.
1663. Claes Areutse Stoers.
New Amstcl.
1656 Jan. 19. Mathys Bouchesne.
1661. Heudrick Gerritseu van Gezel.
1662. Gerrit de Groot.
PROVOST MARSHAL.
1647 Feb. 28. Peter Ebel.
June 14. Adam Roelantsen.
1654 Aug. 23. Areut Jansen van Vlieringen.
1655 Nov. 29. Israel Benseu Volck, incc Jansen,
absconded.
1656 Jan. 18. Dirck Crynen, vice Volck ab-
sconded.
1658 May 25. Resolved Waldron vice Crynen
returned to Fatherland.
* Appointed by Connecticut.
112 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1655. Authouy Lotlewycksen Baeck,
Burgher Provost.
JAILER.
1646. Jan Pietersen, from Amsterdam.
1657 Feb. 6. Authony Lodewlcksen Baeck.
Turnkey.
1653. Dirck Crynson.
1661 Feb. 2-4. Peter Bastiaeusen.
TOWN CRIER.
1655 Dec. 23. Christoffel Michielsen, in place
of his predecessor who re-
turned to Holland.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 113
FIRE WARDENS.
Neio Amsterdam.
1648 Jail. 23. Adriaen Keyser,
Thomas Hall,
Martin Grogier,
George AVolsey.
1655 April 13. Hendrick Kip,
Govert Loockermans,
Jeau Paul Jacquet.
1656 Jan. 18. Christian Barentsen, rice Jacquet.
1657 Feb. 13. Daniel Litscho, rfecLookermana.
1658 Dec. 23. Jan Jan sen de Jongh,
Johannis de La Montagne, junr.
1661 Jan. 20. Evert Dnyckingh.
Mar. 3. Hendrick Wilicnisen Backer,
Claes Gangeloffsen.
1674 Jan. 5. Jan Jansen van Bresteede,
Evert Duj'ckingh,
Ryuier Willemsen Backer,
Jonas Bartelse.
15
114 NEW NETIIEULAKD HEGISTEK.
VENDUE MASTERS.
This ofBce and ile perquisites belonged, ex officio, to the
ProTincial Secretary, who performed its duties liy Deputy.
After the organization of a municipal government for New
Amsterdam, a question arose as to whether the City Clerk, or
the Secretary of the I'rovince was Vendue Master within the
City limits. It was then adjudged by the Supreme Court, that
the sale of property, boili real and personal, under judgment
of the Director and Council, belonged to the Secretary of the
Province, or his Deputy Vendue IMaster. The City Clerk was
Vendue Master to the Court of Orphans, and in cases where
judgment had been rendered by tlie Court of Burgomasters
and Schepens.
Secretary of the Province, ex officio
1649. Adriaeu Keyser, Deputy.
1G61. Timotliens Gabry, Dejniiy.
1G72. Jacques Corteljou, L. I. '
1673 Aug. 20. Nicholas Bayard, Secretary.
1674 Jan. 1. Fraucis de Bri;yn, for the Five
Dutch Towns on Long Island,
vice Corteljou.
New Amsterdam.
1655 Nov. 29. City Clerk.
NEW NETIIEULAND RE(USTER. 115
ROY MASTERS, OR CITY SURVEYORS.
1617 July 22. Lubbertus van Dincklagen,
Paulus Leendertsen van cler Grist
Cornells van Ticnlioven.
1655 Mar. 2. Peter Wolfertsen van Couwen-
hoveu, Pice Dincklagen.
1655 Nov. 10. Johannes de La Moutagne,
Allard Anthony.
1656. Paulus Leendersteuvan der Grist
1657 Feb. 13. Hendrick Ilendrickseu Kip, vice
Van der Grist.
mSPECTORS.
Here we have the introduction of those Inspection Laws
which continued in this State for more than two hundred
years, and were abolished only by the Constitution of 1816.
Of Tobacco.
1638 Aug. 12. Claes van Elsland,
Wibraut Pietcrsou.
1610 Jan. 5. Jacob van Curler,
116 MEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
David Pi-ovoost, vice Elslaud and
Pietersen.
1653. Isaac de Foreest,
Geoi'ge Holmes.
1655 April 13. Peter van derLinde,ri'ec Holmes.
Of Beer Barrels.
1656 Nov. 28. Jacob Jansen van Noorstraude.
Of Bread.
1661 Oct. 13. Hendrick "Willemsen, J5a^er,
Christoffel Hoogland.
Of "Weights and Measures,
1657 Jan. 8. "Wai-naer Wessels.
Measurers of Grain and Limb.
1657 Feb. 6. Jacob Leeiidersten van der Grist,
Michiel Jansen.
1658 Feb. 21. Joannes Leendertsen van der
Grist.
NEW NETHEKLAND KBUISTER. 117
MILLERS.
1638. Abraham Pietersen.
1640. Philip Gerritsen.
1652. Peter Coriielisscn.
1655. Abraham Martins Clock.
1661. Jan De Witt.
FERRY MASTERS.
Ferries were leased, or let to farm, for a certain number of
years.
To Long Island.
1652. Cornelis Dircksen Ilooglant.
1651. Egbert van Borsiim.
1662. Panlus van der Beeck.
To Bergen.
1661. William Jansen.
118 NEW NETllEllLAND REGISTER.
CLERGYiMEJT.
Reformed Dutch.
New Amsterdam.
1G28.
Jonas Michaelius.
1633.
Evorardus Bogardus,
Drowned 1G47.
16i7.
Joannes Backerus.
1649.
Joannes Megapolensis,
Died 1069.
1652.
Samuel Drisius.
1659 Aug.
Machiel Zjperus.*
1664.
^Egidius Luyck, Rector
School.
Samuel Megapolensis.f
of Latin
Pavonia.
1633. Michel Pauluszoon.
* Previously Minister at Curai;ao, which Island he now left
for New Netherland, " in the hope of receiving a call there."
His hope does not appear to have been realized.
f Returned to Holland.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
Rensselaerswijek and Fort Orange.
1642. Joannes Megapolensis.
1650. Wilhelnius Grasmeer.*
1652. Gideon Schaets.
119
Midwout and Dutch Toirns on Long Island.
1654. Johannes Tlieodorus rolhemus,
Died 1076.
Breiickelm.
1660. Ilenricus Selyus,
Died 1701.
Uso]?us.
1660. Hermauus Blom.*
New Amstel (Delaware).
1657. Everardus Welius,
Died 9tli December, 1659.
* Returned to Holland.
120 new netherland register.
Independent.
Hempstead.
1644. Richard Denton,
Returned to England.
164-. Robert Fordhani,
Went to Southampton in 1C49.
1661. Jonah Fordham.
3Ikidleburgh.
1642.
Francis Doughty.
1652.
John Moore,
Died 1657.
1657.
Richard Mills, Schoolmaster, officiated on
Sundays, until
1662.
William Leverich.
Flushing.
1646-7. Francis Doughty,
Went to Maryland, 164».
1656. William Wickeudam, Baptist;
banished.
Jamaica.
1662. Zachariah Walker.
NEW NETHERLAND KEGISTER. 121
Westchester.
1G56. No Miuister; meetings lield on
the Sabbath, when Mr. Bailey
made prayer, and Robert Bas-
eett read a sermon.
Lutheran.
New Amsierdam.
1657. Joannes Ernestus Goetwasser;
banished.
Fort Christina (Delaware).
1637. Reorus Torkillns.
1643. John Campanius,
Left, in 1648.
1650. Laurence Charles Lokenius, and
two other Ministers.*
New Anistel.
1663 June 6. Abelius Zetskoorn.
* These two were sent back to Sweden in 1655.
16
122 new netherland register.
Catholic.
These Clergymen, except. Fathers Bressani iind Poncct,
who were prisoners, acted as Missionaries among the Iro-
quois, or Five Nations of Indians.
1642. Isaac Jogues, S. J.
Tut to death 1G4G.
1644. Jose[ili Bressani, S. J.
1653. Joseph Toncet, S. J.
1654. Simon Lo Moyne, S. J.
1655. Peter J. M. Chanmonot, S. J.
1655. Claude Dablon, S. J.
1656. Francois Lc Mercier, S. J.
1656. Eene Menard, S. J.
1656. Jacques Fremin, S. J.
1657. Paul Pagueneau, S. J.
Francis Duperon, S. J.
1661. Simon Le Moyne, S. J.
ADVOCATES.
Adriacn van der Donck.
1652. Cornelis de Potter.
1653. Francis Le Bleu.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 123
ISTOTARIES.
New A msterdam.
1651 Sept. 9. Diruk van Schelluyne,
Ari'ived in New Netherland in 1C52.
1652 Sept. 16. David Provoost.
1655 April 13. Johaiiues de Decker.
1656 April -4. Mattheus de Vos.
1656 Oct. 31. Pelgrom Clock.
1658 July 30. TielraanvaiiYleck, from Bremen.
1661 Jan. 19. Solomon La Chairc.
1662 Jan. 19. Walewyn van der Veen.
1673 Dee. 21. AUard Anthony.
Delaware.
1659. Abraham van iN'as.
Willemstadt.
1673 Nov. 2. Lodewyck Cobes.
Seheneclady .
1673. John Gerritseu van Marck.
12-1 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
The first members of the Medical profession in New Nether-
laiul were, of course, Ship Surgeons who practised on shore
wliilst ilieir vessels laj' in port. Some of these settled at the
Manhnttans aud eked out a subsistence by being sometimes
eiiiployeJ by the government. The following extract from
the Dutch Records, illustrates the state of the Profession in
those days:
" 10">2, February 2. On the petition of tha Chirurgeons of
New Amsterdam, that none but they alone be allowed to
[<havc; the Director and Council understand that Shaving
doth not appertain exclusively to Chirurgery, but is an ap-
pendix thereunto ; that nt> man cmn be prevented operating
on himself, nor to do another this friendly act, provided it be
through courtesy and not forgain, which is hereby forbidden."
It was then further
Ordered, That Ship-Barbers shall not be allowed to dress
any wounds, nor administer any potions on shore, without
tlie previous knowledge and special consent of the Petitioners,
or at least of Doctor La Montague.
This is the earliest order on record regulating the Practice
of Medicine in the State. In 1658, Messrs. Kierstede, Var-
revanger aud L'Oragne were the only Surgeons in New
Amsterdam.
Nciv Amsterdam.
1630. Herman Myntlcrts van den Bo-
gaert.
NEW NETIIERLAND UEUISXER. 125
1637. Johannes La Montagne,
Member of the Supreme Council and
Vice Director of Fort Orange.
16-38. Hans Kierstede,
Died in 107 1.
Peter van der Linde,
Gerrit Scliut,
Jan Pictcrsen van Essendelft,
Died in 1040.
1644. Paulus van der Beeck, from Bre-
men.
Had served in Curasao and on board
the Company's ships ; settled finally
in Breuckelen.
1647. William Hays, of Barry's Court,
Ireland.
Served since 1641, as Chief Surgeon in
, Curasao.
Peter Vreucht.
1649. Jacob HendricksenVarrevanger,
Entered tlie Company's service in 1046,
discharged June 1662.
Isaac Jan sen {ship),
Jacob Mollenaer (ship),
Jan Pauw (shqj).
126 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1652. Jan Ilerwy (Ilervey),
William Noble {shqy),
Gysbert van Iiubroch.
1655. Jacobus Ungues,
Johannes Megapholensisjnur.,
Returned to Holland, circa 10-50.
M. Conielis Clock.
1658 Nov.
18. Peter Jansen van den Berg]
Jacob L'Oragnc.
1659.
Alexander Carolus Curtius
1660.
Harnian Wesscls.
1662.
Jan du Parck {viiliiary),
Samuel Megapolensis,
Cornells van Dyck,
Died 1087.
1673.
Henry Taylor.
Fort Oranqe.
1642.
Abraham Staets.
1655.
Jacob d'llinse.
Esopus.
1660. G^'sbert van Imbroch.
1664 July 17. Sybrant Cornelisseu van Flens-
burgh.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 127
Middlchinijh.
1662. James Clark,
Folcks, Mespaih.
1663. AVilliaui Lcveiicli.*
Delaware.
1655. Jau Oostiiig,
Ryiivelt,
Died August, 1058.
William van Easenburgh.
1657. David Liulekens,
1660. Tymen Stodder.
1662. Jacob de Kommer.
MATRON OF THE ORPHAN'S.
SENT FROM AMSTERDAM.
1654. Immetje Cornelis.
* A supply of ilrugs was sent from Holland in tlie spring of
this year, for an English Clergyman, "versed in the art of
Physicli and willing to serve in the capacity of Physician."
The ReT. William Leverich is supposed to be the Clergyman
alluded to. He had sailed in October, IGCO, from New Am-
sterdam for Holland, in the ship Spotted Cow, and returned
in the fall or winter of 1G02.
128 NEW NETHERLAKD REGISTER.
MID WIVES.
Midwives in Holland, before being licensed, were duly
examined by a board of I'bjsicians. One of such licensed
women was appointed Midwife to a Town or Village. This
cuslom was transferred to New Nelherland.
New Amsterdam.
IGo-. Tryn Jaiisen (or Jonas).
She was the mother of the much talked
of Annetje Jans, wife of Rev. Ever-
ardus Bogardus, and died in 1G47.
1638. Lysbet Dircksen.
1055 April 21. Ilellegonda Joris.
Esofus.
1655. Mrs. Conielis Barentsen Slcclit.
MATRON OF THE HOSPITAL.*
1658 Dec. 23. Hilletje Wilburch.
* This Hospital was established at the request of Surgeon
Hendricksen Varrevanger for the reception of sick Soldiers,
who had been previouslj' billeted on private families, and of
the Company's Negroes, who were left destitute in case of
sickness. It was the first Hospital on the Island of Man-
hattan.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 129
SCHOOLMASTERS.
"School-keeping auJ the appointment of Schoolmasters
depend absolutely,'' say tlie Dutch Records, "from the Jus
Piilronaltis, and require a License from the Director General
and Council." In New Netlierland, as in Holland, Church
and State were intimately allied, and the oiEce of Teaching
thus became, in some rcsi^ects, semi-ecclesiastical. The
duties of the Parochial Schoolmaster, as set forth in his com-
mission, were to promote Religious Worship, to read a portion
of the Word of God to the people, to endeavor as much as
possible to bring them up in the ways of the Lord, to con-
sole them in their Sickness and to conduct himself with all
diligence and fidelity in his calling, so as to give others a
good example, as becometh a devout, pious and worthy Con-
soler of (he Sick, Church Clerk, Precentor and Schoolmaster,
in which capacities all persons, without distinction, were com-
manded to acknowledge him. These, however, were the
duties only of Teachers of Schools belonging to, or under
Consistories or Churches, or who were appointed to Towns
or settlements not yet provided with a Minister. Teachers
of Private Schools, though necessarily licensed, were not
connected officially with the Church.
A'CW Amsterdam.
1633. Adam Roelantson,
Resigned in 1039.
17
130 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER,
1643. John Stevensei),
Ilesigiied iu 1648.
1647 Nov. fo'' "'ii'it of a proper place, no ScLool hns
been kept in three niontha.
Aryaen Jansen.
David Provoost.
1648 Oct. 26. Peter van der Linde, vice Steven-
sen.
1649. Jan Cornelissen,*
Adriaen van Ilpendam,
Joost Carelse.
1650. Schoolmaster sent from Holland.
1652 April. Johannes Momie de La Mon-
tagne.
Sept. Hans Steyn.
1654 Dec. 3. AuJries IludJe petitions for leave to keep
a .School ; is referred to the Ministers
of the Church.
1655 Jan. 2G. William Verstius
Requests his discharge.
* The other Teachers, says Secretary Van Tienhoven, keep
school in liired houses, so that the youlh are not in want
of Schools to the extent of the circumstances of the country.
NEW NETIIEKLAND REOISTEIl. 131
1G55 Mar. 23. Ilarmen van Ilobokcn/rfceVers-
tius.
1G5S Jan. Jacobus van Corl ear ;
Feb. 19. Is ordercil to discontinue teach-
ing, until he obtain proper autho-
rity so to do. Feb. 2G, petitions for
leave, and nihil actum thereupon.
Mar. 2G, permission peremptorily
refused.
Aug. 13. Jan Lnbberts.
1659 April 16. Alexander Carolus Curtius, Bee-
tor of Latin School.*
1660 Aug. 15. Jan Juriaense Becker.
Frans Claesseu,
Died before 1GG2.
1661 May 2. Evert Pietersen.
Oct. 27. Harnieu van Iloboken, Bowery.
1662 April ^gidius Luyck, Hector of Greek
and Latin School.
Sept. 21. Johannes van Gelder.f
* Had previously been a professor in Lithuania; arrived
at the Manhattans in July, 1059 ; resigned and returned to
Holland in 1660.
f 1662, Feb. 2. Part of the oM Burying ground is granted
to the Burgomasters of New Amsterdam for the purpose of
erecting a Public School house.
132 NEW NETHEKLAND KEOISTEK.
Uaerlcm.
1G64: Jiiu. 10. Johanuis La Montague.
Fort Orange.
1050 Sept. 9. Andries Jansen.
JSsopus.
1G58. Audries van der Sluys.
3Iid'wout.
1055 Oct. 10. Lot reserved for Schoolmaster.
1059. Adriaen Ilageraan ; to 1671.
1000. Reuier
3Iiddlchurfjh.
1000. Richard Mills.
Breuckelm.
1661 July 4. Carel de Beauvois.*
Bosioijck.
1662 Dec. 28. Boudewyu Maeuhout.
* Court messenger, preccnlor, bellriuger, gravedigger, and
schoolmaster.
NEW NETIIERLAND llEGISTER. 13tJ
Ba-ijcn.
1662 Oct. 6. Englebert Steenlinysen.
New Amstel, (Delaware).
1657 April Evert Pietorsen.
1661. Areiit Evertsen Molenaar.
INDIAN rNTERPKETERS.
To Algonquins, unless otherwise stated.
1645. Jan Evertsen Bout,
Claes JanseuRnyter.
1645. Cornells Antliouissen, for Mo-
hawks.
1646. Simon Root,
Jan Hendricksen,
Dirck Dirksen Coe,/or Mohawks,
1656. Laurens Hansen.
1658. Govert Loockermans,
Peter Wolpliertsen van Couwen-
hoveu,
Claes Cartense,
Wharinus van Courbe.
134 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
1660 Mar. 1. Claos Jansen Ruyter,
Jan David.
1663. Sara Kierstede,*
Peter Ebel,
Harmeii Douweseu,
Tryntie Geerts.
1673. Sara van Borj^nm.*
1674. Jan Janse Bleeker,
Hendrick Lantsinffh.
OVERSEERS
Of Laborers.
1633. Claos Jacobsen from Schagen,
Jacob Stoft'elsen.
1639 Aug. 11. Gillis de A^'oocht.
1647 Jan. 10. Panhis ll<;ynuin, of Negroes ;
Resigned 1056.
1656. Resolved Waldron.
1660. Paulus Hej-man.
* The same person.
NEW NETIIERLAND RE(3ISTER.
Op Masons.
135
1638 May 10. Ilendrick Pietersen.
1647 July 25. "William Pietersen from Bossacrt.
1661. Peter Jansen.
Of Carpenters.
1638 June 1. Gillis Pietersen,
Aua:. 1. Thomas Walraveu.
1642. Jan Dirckseu,
Tymen Jansen, Ship Carpoiier.
1645 May 11. Peter Cornelissen.
1653. Jan Engelbreelit.
1655. Jan Jansen "Westcrliout.
1659. Mangnus Mangnussen.
1673 Sept. 26. Adrian .Jansen from Westerliout,
Ilendrick van Borsum.
Of Coopers.
1658. Fredrick Hendricksen.
Of Bakers.
1656. Frederick Barents.
1658 Feb. 26. Heudrick Willemsen.
136 new netherland registkr.
Of Smiths.
1648. Barent Enuesen from Noorden.
1656 June 19. Dirck Iloutbuyseii.
PROVINCIAL AGENTS.
To Holland.
On the part of the Commonalty.
1649 July 26. Adriaen van der Douck,
Jacob van Couwenhoven,
Jan Evertsen Bout.
On the part of the GoTernment.
Sept. Cornells van Tienhoven.
1653 June 30. Allard Anitliony.
On the part of the Convention.
1653 Dec. Francis de Bleuw.
1655 Oct 31. Cornells Jacobsen Steenwyck.
1663 Nov. 1. Jeremias van Rensselaer,
Jobau Pietersen van Brugb,
Jacob Backer.
NEW NETIIEIILAND REGISTER. 137
1004 April 20. Coriielis van Ruyven,*
Cornells Steeuwj'ck.*
AMBASSADORS.
To Rhode Island.
1651 Oct. 31 Cornelis van Tienlioveu.
1652 April. Adriaeu Kej'scr,
Augustine Ileermans.
To New Haven.
To explain Measures adopted against Pirates.
1654 April 14. Cornelis van Tienhoven,
Martin Cregier.
1655. Delegates were sent this year to
New England to enfja^e those
Colonies in a league offensive
and defensive against the In-
dians, but we have not their
names.
* Appointed but did not go.
18
138 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
To Maryland.
1659 Sept. Augustine Heermans,
Resolved Waldron.
To Virginia.
To negotiate a Treaty of Peace and Commerce.
1653 Maj. Cornelis van Tienhoven,
Arent van Hattem.
To obtain an Answer to the above Proposals ; mean-
while to request free intercourse and trade.
1653 Dec. 16. Samuel Drisius.
To condole the Death of Governor Matthews, to con-
clude a Commercial Treaty and enlist soldiers.
1660 Feb. 27. Nicolas Varlet,
Brian Newton.
To reclaim the ship " Arms of Amsterdam," seized by
a Portuguese privateer and carried thither.
1663 Nov. Joliannes de Decker,
Nicoiiis Varlet,
Jacobus Backer.
new netherland register. 139
From Connecticut.
To learn on what terms the Dutch would vacate the
land around Fort Good Hope.
1G42 July 10. Mr. Hill,
Mr. Whiting.
From Virginia.
1647. George Grace.
1060 May 18. Sir llenry Moody, Bart.
From Canada.
1657. Simon Le Moyue, S. J.
From Massachusetts.
1659 Nov. 12. William Hawthorne.
John Eichards.
140 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
CONVENTIONS.
1653 Sept. Delegates from the respective
. Colonies and Courts of New
Netherland, met in the course
of this mouth at New Am-
sterdam and, with the Director
General and Council, enacted
divers Ordinances and liegu-
lations providing against the
great and excessive dearness
of all sorts of merchandise,
provisions, grain and wages.
This may be considered, then,
as the Fb'si Legislatice Assem-
bly within the coniines of the
present State of New York.
The names of the Delegates
are not on record.
1653 October. Delegates from Hempstead,
Gravesend, Flushing, and Mid-
dleburgh, whose names are not
known, met about this month,
at the last named place, to
NEW NEXnERLAND REGISTER. 141
1653 Oct. consider the peculiar position
of the English towns under
New JSTetherland, in conse-
quence of the war between
Holland and England, and of
alarming reports in relation to
the designs of the Indians,
the result whereof was the
following :
Convention
Holden at New Amsterilam, to devise and recommend
measures for the public security, and to put a slop
to the Piracies and Robberies of one Thomas Baxter.
1G53 Nov. 26. Johannes La Montague,
Corn el is van Werckhoven, from
the Council.
Martin Cregier,
Paulus Leendertsen van der
Grist, /rom the Burgomasters ami
Schepens of New Amsterdam.
George Baxter,
James Hubbard, Qravesend.
142 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1653 Nov. 26. John Ilioks,
Tobias Feaks, Flushing.
Robert Coe,
Thomas Hazard, Nnvtouii.
1653 Nov. 27. Another Session was held this
day, but Messrs. La Montague
andWercklioven did not attend
it, as the English delegates re-
fused, on the previous day, to
acknowledge their right to sit.
Convention
Holden at New AnislerJani to represent the Stale of the
Country to the Authorities in Holland.
1653 Dec. 10. Areiit van Hattem,
Martin Cregier,
Paulas L. van der Grist.
William Becckman,
Peter Wolfertsen van Couwen-
lioven, from the Burgomasters
and Schepens New Amsterdam.
George Baxter,
James Hubbard, Gravesend.
John Hicks,
Tobias Feaks, Flushing.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 143
1653 Dec. 10. Robert Coe,
Thomas Hazard, NmHown.
William Wasborn,
John Somcrs, Hempstead.
Thomas Spjccr,
Elbert Elbertseu (Stoothof), Am-
ersfort.
Frederick Lubbertsen,
Paulus van der Beecq, Breuckelen.
Thomas Swartwout,
Jan Strycker, Michoout.
Convention
Holden at New Amsterdam to engage the several Dutch
Towns to keep up an armed force for public protec-
tion.
1663 July 6. Burgomaster Van der Grist,
Schepen Strycker, N. Amsterdam.
Simon Jansen van Aertsdalen,
Roelof Martensen, AmersfoorU
William Wilkins,
Charles Morgan, Gravesevd.
144 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
Frederick Lubbertsen,
Peter Pietersen van ISTes, Brcuc-
kelen.
Jail Strjker,
Heiulrick Jorisseu, Blklioout.
Rutger Joosteii,
Jacob Pietersen, New Utrecht.
Landts Vergadering,
Or Meeting of Magistrates of the several Dutch Towns,
holden at New Amsterdam, at which the towns men-
tioned below were represented, but we have the
names only of those from two places.
1663 Nov. 3. PaulusLeendertseu van der Grist
Jacob Kip, New Amsterdam.
Amersfoort.
Breuckelen.
NEW NETIIKKLAND REUISTEll. 145
IGGSWov. 3. Midwoui.
Harlem.
N. Utrecht.
liyckous Leydecker,
Cruysbert Teuuisseu, Boswyck.
Berycn.
Convention
Hohlen at Midwout L. I., for the purpose of sending
a delegation lo Holland, to lay before the States
General and West India Company the distressed
State of the Country.
1664 Feb. 27. Adriaen liegeman, ScJioiit,
Elbert Elbertseii (Stootbof),
Pieter Claes-sen,
iloeloff Martensen (Schenck),
A>ne7-sfoort,
William Bredeubeut,
Albert Cornelissen Wautenaar,
19
146
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Tennis Gysliertsen Eogaert,
Tliomas Verdonck, Brcuclrlen.
"William Jaeobsen van Boerum,
Henilric'k Jorissen,
Jan Snedicker, Midwout.
Jacob Pietersen,
Balthazar Vosch,
Francis de Brnyn, Nao Utrecht.
Peter Jansen de Witt,
Barent Joosten, Boswyek.
1664 March. Delegates from the English
Towns on Long Island assem-
bled at Hempstead this month,
with Captain John Scott styled
" President," for the purpose
of co.ncluding a Treaty with
Director Stnyvesant for the Se-
paration of those Towns from
New Netherland. We have
not the names of the Dele-
orates.
new netherland register. 1-17
General Assembly
tlolden at tlie City Hall, New Amsterdam.
1GG4 April 10. Comielis Steenwyck,
Jacob Backer, Nero Amsterdam.
Jeremias van Reuselaer, President
Dirck van Schelluyne, Renselaers-
wyck.
Jan Verbceck,
Gei-rit Slccbtenhorst,i^or<0)-fl)Y/c
Tliomas Chambers,
Gysbert van Imbrocb, Wiltioyck.
Daniel Terneur,
Joliannis Verveelcn, Haerlem.
David de Marest,
Pierre Billon, Stdten Island.
William Bredenbent,
Albert Cornelissen Wantenaar,
Brcucjcelen.
Jan Str^-cker,
William Guilliamsen, 3Jidwout.
Elljert Elbertsen- (Stoothof ),
Cocrt Stevenseu (van Voorbees),
Atiursfoort.
148 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
1G64 April 10. David Joclicmsen,
Conielis Beeckmaii, KaoUtrcchi.
Jail van Cleef,
G^'sbert Teunissen (Bogaert),
Hoswi/ck.
Eugclbert Steeiibuysen,
Herman Smeemaii, Bergen.
Convention
Iloldcn at New Orange of Delegates from the Eastern
Towns on Long Island, to confer with the Dutch
Commanders.
1673. Tbomas James, Easthampion.
Jobn Jessup,
Josepb Eeynir, Southampton.
Thomas Hutchinson,
Isaac Arnold, Soufhold.
Richard Woodbull,
Andrew Miller, Brookhaven.
Isaac Piatt,
Tbomas Skidmorc, Huntington.
new netiierland register. 149
Convention
Holden at New Orange of Delegates from the Dutch
Towns to confer with Governor Colve.
1674 Mar. 26. Burgomasters, New Orange.
Jacob Strycker, Long Island.
Tunis Gysljertse Bogaert,
Jeronimus Rapalie, Bretwkelen.
Eoeloff Martense (Schenck),
Koert Stevensen (van Voorhees),
Amersfoort.
Jan Stryker,
Auke Jansen, Midwout.
Joost Kockuyt,
Hendrick Barentsen Smit, Bush-
uv/ck.
Hendrick Mattysen Smack,
Cryn Jansen, New Utrecht.
Claes Barentse,
Caspar Steynmits, Bergen.
Francis Bloodgood./ro?/! the Dutch
inhabitants of Flushing, Rustdorj),
Middleburgh and Hemstede.
150 NEW NETUERLAND REGISTER.
COMMISSIONERS
To Collect moneys ihie to the West India Company
in New Netberland.
1648 April 17. Lubertus van Dincklage,
Johannes de La Montagne.
To Settle aft'iiii-s on the South, or Delaware river.
1648 June 7. Lubei'tus van Dincklage,
Johannes de La Montague.
1656' May 3. Nicasius do Sille,
Cornelis van Tiunhoven.
1659 Sept 23. Cornelis van Ruyveu,
Martin Cregier.
To Investigate the Charges against Adriaen van der
Donck.
1649 Mar. 5. PaulusLeendertsenvan der Grist
Adriaen d'Keyser.
NfiW NETItERLAND RfiGtSTER. 151
CoMMissioNEBS to agi'ee on a Roundary between New
Netherland and New England.
1650 Sept. 19. Thomas Willett,
George Baxter.
1663 Oct. 13. Cornelia van Ruyven,
Ololf Stevensen van Cortland,
John Lawrence.
To oblige the Colonie of Rensselacrswyck to publish
a certain Ordinance of the Director and Council
of New Netherland, and to enforce the execution
thereof.
1653 Mar. 28. Cornells van Tienhoven,
Paulus Leendertsen van der Grist
^Maximilian van Gheel,
Johannes DyckHian, and
Two Magistrates of Fort Orange.
To attend the Investigation of an alleged Conspiracy
of the Butch and Indians against the English.
1653 May 23. Johannes deLa Montagne,
David Provoost,
Govert Looekermans.
162 NEAV NETIIfiRLAND ItEGISTER.
Commissioners to Superinlend the Forlirjing of New
AmslcrJani.
1654 June 16. Nicasius de Sille,
Aiciit van Hattem,
Johannes deLa Montagnc,
Martin Cregier,
Paulus Leendei'tseuvan der Grist
Peter Wolfertsen van Couwen-
boven,
"VVilliani Beecktoan,
OlotrStevensen van Cortland,
Cornelia van Ruyven.
To Settle the Boundary Line of the Town of Gravesendi
1654 Sejit. 3. Paulus Leendertseu van der Grist
Olof Stevensen van Cortland.
165G July. Nieasius de Sille,
Coruelis vtm TienLoven,
Thomas Willett.
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 153
Commissioners to Erect a Church and Minister's
house at Midwout, L. I.
1654 Dec. 17. Rev. Johannes Megapolensis,
Jan Snediger,
Jan Strycker.
To Settle aifairs in some of the English Towns on
Long Island, and to protest against Encroachments
at Oysterbay.
1655 Mar. 16. Johannes tie La Montague,
Cornelis van Tieuhoven,
AUard Anthony.
To Treat with the Hackingsack Indians for the release
of Christian Prisoners.
1655 Oct. Adrian Post.
To Lay out Streets in the City of New Amsterdam.
1655 ISTov. 10. Johannes de La Montagne,
AUard Anthony, and the
Roy Masters.
20
154 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Commissioners to KeJuce Westchester.
1656 Mar. 7. Frederick tie Konick,
Briau Newton,
Coruelis van Tienliovcu.
To Settle Aifairs at Westchester.
1656. Briau Newton,
Cornelis van Euy ven,
Carel vau Brugge.
To Commute for the Tenths of the Crops, or Quit Rents
due by the Farmers on Long Island.
1656 July 6. Peter Tonnemau,
Gysbert Opdyck.
1658 July 2. Peter Touncman,
Johau de Deckere,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 155
CoMMissioNEKS to Settle differences between the
Towa of Muldleburgli (Newtown), L. I., and Thomas
Stevenson.
1656 Sept. 22. Johannes de La Moutagne,
Thomas Willett.*
To Protect the Town of Flushing against Intrusions
of Hempstead, L. I.
1657 June 23. William Lawrence,
Robert Terry,
Tobias Feake.
To Audit the Accounts of Cornells van Tienhoven.
1657 Mar. 13. Peter Tonneman,
Carel van Brugge,
Matthys Capito.
Mar. 27. Cornells van Ruyven.
* These Commissioners laid out a public Road in the Town,
across which Stevenson afterwards ran a fence. This ob-
struction was ordered lo be removed in 1658.
166 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Commissioner to Superintend the ballancing of the
Public Accounts.
1658 May 25. Cornelis vau Ruyven.
To Treat with the Esopus Indians.
1658. Martin Cregier,
Peter Wolphertsen van Couweu-
hoveu,
Peter Cornelissen vau der Veen.
Aiigustyn Ileermaus.
To Purchase the Whorekil, Delaware.
1658. William Beeckiuan,
Alexander d'llinoyossa.
To Enclose the village of Bevervvyck (Albany).
1659 Nov. 4. Francis Boon,
Dirck Jansen Croon,
Abraham Staets,
Adriaen Gerritsen.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 157
CoMMissiONEE to Survey and Enclose Breuckelen and
New Dtrecbt.
1660 Feb. 23. i^icasius de Sille.
To Try persons charged with having murdered an
Indian on the Delaware.
1660 Mar. 1. William Beeckman,
Alexander d'Hinojossa,
Paulns Leendertseu van der Grist
Gerrit van Sweringen,
Jacobus Backer,
Johan Crato,
Nicasius de Sille.
To Lay out, and make a Map of the New Plantations,
near Breuckelen.
1660 May 3. Jacques Cortelyou,
Albert Cornclissen (Wantenaar),
Jan Evertsen Bout.
158 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
Commissioners to Enclose the New village at the
Esopus.
1661. Albert Hymanse Koose,
Jan Joosten,
Jan Gerritsen.
To Recover the Christians in the hands of the Esopus
Indians.
1663 June. Joliannes de La Montague,
Johan de Deckere.
To Fortify the village of Bergen.
1663. Arent Laurens,
Jacob Luby,
Harmau Edwards,
Lourens Andriessen,
>^ Paul us Pietersen,
Jan Swaen,
Jan Lubbersen.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 159
Commissioners to Foi-lify Genioenepa.
1663 June 18. Gerrit Gcrritsen,
Ilarmuu Smeemao.
Dirck Claessen.
To Enquire by what Authority certain Persons are
attempting to reduce JUddleburgh and the neighbor-
ing Towns on Long Island, under the English.
1663 Oct. 9. Thomas Willott,
Jolin Laurence,
Cornells van Ruyveu.
To counteract the JIutinous proceedings of Disloy.al
people in the English Towns on Long Island.
1663 Nov. 6. Nicasius de Sille.
To extinguish the Indian title to the Lands from Bar-
negatt to the Raritan.
1663 Dec. 6. Martin Cregier,
Govert Loockermans.
KlO NEW NETHERLAND KEGISTER.
Commissioners to Confer with Captain John Scott,
respecting his Claim to Long Island.
1664 Jan 11. Cornells van Riiyven,
Oloff Stcvensen van Cortland,
Mai'tiu Cregier,
John Lawrence.
Jan. 12. Cornells van liuyven,
Oloft" Stevensen van Cortland,
Cornells Steeuw^'ck,
John Lawrence.
To conclude a Treaty with Captain John Scott for the
Cession of the English Towns on the West end of
Long Island.
1661 Mar. 3. Olofl" Stevensen van Cortland,
Jacobus Backer,
John Lawrence, on the part of the
Director General and Council.
John Underlilll,
Daniel Denton,
Adam Mott, on the part of Captain
Scott.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 161
Commissioners to Negotiate a Peace between the Mo-
hawks and Abeuakis.
1664 May 17. Joliu Davith,
Jacob Lookermans.
To Ascertain the object of the English fleet below New
Amsterdam.
1664 Aug. 29. Johannes de Decker,
Paulus Leendertsen van tier Grist
Johannes Megapolensis,
Samuel Megapolensis.
To Confer with Colonel Richard Nicolls.
1664 Sept. 2. Cornelis van Ruyven,
Cornelis Steeuwyck,
Samuel Megapolensis, M. D.,
Jacques Cousseau.
21
162 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
Commissioners to Agree on Articles of Capitulation,
preliminary to tbe Surrender of New Netherland to
the English.
166-1 Sept. 6. Joliaiines de Decker,
Nicolaes Verlett,
Samuel Megapolensis,
Cornelis Steenwyck,
Oloft" Stevensen vau Cortland,
Jacques Cousseau.
Names signed to the Ratification of the Articles of
Capitulation, surrendering New Netherland to the
English.
1661 Sept. 8. P. Stuj'vesaiit, Director General,
N. de Sille, Councillor,
Martin Gregier,
Paulus L. van der Grist, Burgo-
master,
Peter Tonneman, Schout,
Jacob Backer, President of the
Board of Schcpms,*
Timotlieus Gabry, Schepen,
* Returned to Holland in 1666.
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 163
Isaac Greveraet, Schepen,
Nicliolas Meyer, Schepen.
Commissioners to the Dutch Commanders on the part
of the several Towns in and about the District of
Achtcr-Col, (New Jersey).
1673 Aug. 12. John Baker,
Jacob Melyn,
John Ogdeu and others.
Aug. 18. John Berry,
William Sandford,
Samuel Edsall,
Laurens Audriessen.
To Confer on behalf of the Burghers of New Orange,
with the Dutch Commanders, after the Recovery of
New Netherland.
1673 Aug. 14. Cornelis Steenwyck,
Cornelis van Ruyven,
Johannes van Briigh,
Johannes de Peyster,
Martin Cregier,
Nicholas Bayard.
164 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER,
Commissioners to Administer the Oath of Allegiance
to the Inhabitants of the Dutch and English Towns
on Long Island, west of Oysterbay.
1673 Aug. 29. William Kn.yff,
Jeroiiimus de Hubert,
Epliraim Herman.
Sept. 4. William Laurence,
Carel van Brugge.
To Administer the Oath of Allegiance to the Inha-
bitants of the Towns in Achter Col.
1673 Sept. 6. William Knyffe,
Captain Snel,
Abram Vtirlet.
To Administer the Oath of Allegiance to the Inha-
bitants of the Towns on Long Island, east of Oyster-
bay.
1673. Oct. 1. William Knyffe,
Anthony Mallepart,
Abraham Varlet.
Oct. 25. William Knyffe,
Nicolas Vos.
NEW NETIIfiRLAND REGISTER. 165
Commissioners to Value (he Houses near Fort AVillem
Hendrick, New Orange, ordered to be pulled downi
1673 Oct. 10. Conielis Steenwyck,
Johannes van Bnigh,
Johannes de Pcyster,
^gidius Luyck.
To Administer the Oath of Allegiance to the Inha-
bitants of Southampton, Southold, and Easthamp-
ton, L. I.
1673 Oct 30. Coraelis Steenwyck,
Carel Epestyn,
Carel Quirynsen.
To Settle the Estate of the late Governor Lovelace.
1673 Nov. 2. Oloff Stevensen van Cortland,
Gelyn Verplanck,
Gabriel Minvielle.
Dec. 12. Jacobus van de Water.
16(? NEW NETItEHLAND REGISTER.
Commissioners to Examine and Settle tbe BounJavy
between tbe Town of New Utrecht and Jan Janseu
Vei'yn's land.
1673 Dec. 5. Cornelia van Ruyveu,
Jacob Strycker.
To Provide Quarters for such of the Outside people as
may repair to New Orange in case of being attacked
by the English.
1673 Dec. 19. Comelis Steenwyck,
Cornelis van Euyven,
Johannis van Brligli.
To Administer the Oath of Allegiance to the Inhabit-
ants of Staten Island.
1673 Dec. 21. Carel Epestyn,
Jan Sol.
To Examine and Report on the Controversy between
Roger Townsend and the Town of Westchester.
1673 Dec. 24. William Lawrence,
Richard Cornwell.
NEW NETHERLAXD REGISTER. 167
CoMMissiOKER lo Seltle the Estate of Thomas Delaval
at Willemstadt.
1674 Jan. 1. Martin Cregicr, juiir.
To Investigate the Charges against the Schout of
Staten Island.
1674 Jan 22. Cornells van Ruyveu,
Carel Epestyn.
To Value the Estates of all persons in New Orange
above One thousand Guilders.
1674 Feb. 1. Cornells Steenwyck,
Nicolas Biiyard,
Cornelis van Ruyven,
01 off Stevensen van Cortland,
Johannes van Brugh,
yEgidius Lviyck,
Jacob Kip,
Martin Cregier,
Jacob Leisler,
Francis Rombouts.
168 NEW NETllERLAND REGISTER.
1674 Mar. 24. Jacobus van de Water, Treasurer
of the monei/s advanced to com-
plete the Fortifications of New
Oranr/e, on tlie Island of Man-
hdtlcm.
Commissioners to Examine and Settle the Controversy
between Richard Smith and the Town of Hunting-
ton, L. I.
1674 Feb. 1. John Laurence,
Kichard Cornwell,
Richard Odel,
Thomas Townsend.
To Examine the Books and Audit the Accounts of
Cornelis van Ruy ven, Receiver of the debts and rents
due the West India Company, who is about to return
to Fatlierland.
1674 June 15. Oloff Stevensen vaii Cortland,
Gelyu Verplanck,
Gabriel Minvielle,
Jacob van de Water,
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTEK. 1G9
CoMMissioxF.its to hear and Petermine tlie Differences
between the Towns of Piscatlaway and Woodbridge,
in Acliter ("ol.
1^74 June 17. John Lawrence,
Ricliai'd Betts,
James Hubbert and some
Councilloi-s of Acliter Col.
To Receive the Boolis and Accounts of Cornelis van
Ruyven, late Receiver, and windnp the affairs of the
West India Company.
1G74 June 26. Cornelis Steenwyck,
ISTiebolas Bayard,
Jacobus van de Water.
22
GREAT AND SMALL BURGHERS
NEW AMSTERDAM.
GKEAT ANIJ iSMALL BURGHERS.
t'onfen-ing special privileges on Iiilialiitanfs of commercial
cities is an offslioot of tlic Koiuan Law, wliereby it was iu-
trocUiced into Holl.-iiul, ami in time transplnntcd to New
Netherland. Burgher right procured for ihc citizen Freedom
of trade. Exemption from toll and from being sued by a
fellow hurgher, except in his Hurgli. He could not be im-
prisoned without bail, nor tried for any offense after Ihc
lapse of a year. He was saved fi-om attaint and confiscation,
if found guilty on a capital charge : for he could not for any
crime forfeit more than his life and one hundred guilders.
Burgher right by descent or inheritance was gained only
through the male line. Females it is true, might be Burghers,
but if acquired by purchase, the right was vested in them
only whilst Spinsters or Widows. They lost it if they married
those not Burghers, but recovered the privilege on decease of
such husband. Neither tlieir children nor those of Jewish
Burghers inlierited tlje parent's privilege.
In New Netherland, "Great Burghei-.s" only could fill public
offices and enjoy exemption from contiscaiion and attainder,
if convicted of a capital oflense. All members of the Council,
all Burgomasters and Schep?ns. all .Ministers of the Gospel
and Commissioned Offict-rs of Jlilitia, jiast and present, with
their descendants in llie m.'ile line, were declared by litis
Charter, Grk.at Burghers. 0(hers might become such .also
on payment of Ihc sum of Filly guilders into the City Trea-
sury.
174 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER.
Small Burghers were entitled only to Freedom of Irnde
and to the privilege of beiug received into tlieir respective
Guilds. Natives of the city of New Amsterdam, residents
therefor a year and sis weeks before the date of the Charter,
Burghers' sons-iu-law, City store-keepers, salaried Servants
of the Company, and all paying twenty-five guilders, were
entitled to have their names inscribed on the roll of Small
Burghers.
GREAT BURdllERS.
New Amsterdam.
1G.57. Geucral Stiiyvesaiit,
April 10. Joliamics La j\Ioiitag-ue, juiir.,
April 11. Jail Gilliscii van Briiggh,
IIciHlfick Kip,
Isaek Kip,
Aprl. 12. Domine Megapoleusis,
13. Jacob Gen'itseu Strycker,
14. Jan Vinge,
17. Coriielis Villi Tienhoveu's Wife,
Ilendrick van Dyck,
Hendrick Kip, jnnior.
Marten Cregier,
April 18. Care] vaiiBriiggh,
Jacob van Couweiihoven,
NEW NKTIIERLAND RECTSTKrw 175
1657 April 18. Lonveiis Conielisen v;iu Wei,
Johannes Pietersen vanBrnggli,
Cornelis Stcenwyck,
Willi. Bogardus,
Daniel Litschoe,
Pietcr van Couwenlioven,
SMALL r, U K G U E R S.
1657 April 10. Isack D'Foreest,
Warnaor Wessels,
Kicolaes Langvelthuysen,
April 11. Jan de Jongh,
Jacobus Backer,
Pieter Corueliscn van der Veen,
Pieter Jacobseu Buys,
Abram Nichels,
Pieter Schabanck,
Matheus d'Vos (died in 1663),
Jan Rutgerzen,
Caspar Stynmets,
Pietcr Jausen,
Joclicni Bceckmau, Shoemaker,
176 NEW NETHEULAXD REGISTER.
1657 April 12. Arent Isaacksen, Shoemaker,
Predriclc Flipseii, Carpenter,
Jacob ^leiis,
Dii'ck van Sehellnync.
Cornolis Jansen,
Evert Dirckzen,
Thomas Frerickzen, ]Yood-
smvijers.
Pieter Caspcrseu van Naerden,
April 13. Geiiit Pieterzen van Amsterdam,
Ilendrick Ilarmenzen,
"Willem Jansen van't leverlant,
Ilendric-k van Bommel, Tailor,
David Wessels, Cheilrnui.ker,
Panlns van der Beeck,
Cornelis Jansen Clopper, Smilh,
Jean Vidct, Frenchman,
Gerrit Fulhvever,
Lambert Iluybertzeu Mol,
Michiel Jansen,
Joost Tcunizen,
Jacob Clazcn Coppe,
Clacs Carsteuseu,
NEW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 177
1657 April 13. Rviidert Tieters van Bolsaert,
Andries Iloppen,
Arent Lourizen, Carpenter,
Tryntie Hendricksen, widow of
Cors Pietersen,
Hendrick Willerazeu, Baker,
Joost Goderis,
Michiel raiiluzen,
Coeuraet Tei? Eyek, Shoemaker,
Aldert Coniuck, Tailor,
HjnhontRjnhoutzen, Shoemaker,
Pieter Audriezen, Chimneysweeper
Jau Jacobseu Carpeiiel van Haer-
lem,
Jan Nagel,
Parent Egbertzeu, Tailor,
1657 April 14. Jau Dirckzen, Painter;
Adriaen Vincent,
Isack Teene,
Johannes Beck,
Parent Jacobzeu Cool,
Hans Dreper,
Adolph Pieterzen,
23
178 NEW NKTHERLAND REGISTER.
1657 April 14. Frerick Arentzen,
Claes Tysen, Cooper,
Tosyii Briel,
Sybrant Jaiisen Galma,
Luycas Dircksen,
Stotfel Elderzen,
Jacob Leunizen,
Heiidrick Heudricksen Kip
Sybout Clasen,
Tomas Fraus, Carman,
Claes Bordingh,
Aryaen Wouterzen,
Symon Felle,
Lodowick Pos,
Jocbem Bruynzen,
Tomas Lambertzeu, Carpenter.
■ Nicolaes de Meyer,
Evert Diiyckingk,
Abram Ryckeii,
Jan Conielisen van Hoorn,
Jan Jansen van Ham,
Paulas Heymans,
Tomas Sanderseu, Locksmith,
■Willem Pieterzen d'Groot, senr.,
NEAT NETIIERI.AND REGISTEll.
170
1657 ApFil 14. Kicolaes d' la Plyue,
Andrles Jocliemzcn,
Jan Ilc'iulrickseii, Carpenter,
PieterLourenzeu,
Francoys Allard,
Claes vau Elslant tlie elder,
Teuuis Tomazeii, Mason,
Jau Scliryvei-,
Jan Gerritzen, Mason,
Jan de Perie,
Abram Pieterzen, 31iller,
Claes Poulizen,
Cornelis van Laugevelt,
Frans Soselje,
Jan Evertsen Bout,
Pieter Jacobs Marius,
Myndert Barentzcn,
Jan Cornelissen van Vlensbnrgh,
Audries Andriezen,from Sweden
Gen-it Jansen lioos, Carpenter,
Eoelof Jansen, Mason,
Jan Hendricksen, Chairman,
Jacob Hughes, Surgeon,
180 NEW NETHERLAND REGISTEK.
1657 April 14.,IIen(li'ifk rieterzen vauHasselt,
Bareut Gerritzeii Tailor^
Jacob Ilendric'ksen Varvanger,
Pieter Kock,
Matys Capito,
Abram Jacobsen, Oirpenicr,
Ai\yaen Janseii van Straetkerck,
Luj'cas Elderzeii,
Ryaier Gaiclieus vau list,
Jacob Kalf,
I^icolaes Backer,
Jacob Will vail der Bos, 3Inson,
Ileiidrick Ilendrickseu, Dnunmer
Claes Pieterzen Kos,
Jacob Leendorzen Vandiegrist,
Jan Cornelissen Buys,
Hendrick Jansen van Scalck-
wyck,
Jan Lnbberzen,
1657 April 17. Resolvert AValdron,
Jan Jansen Ilagenaer, Carpenter,
Wessel Everts,
Egbert van Borsum,
NKW NETHERLAND REGISTER. 181
1G57 April 17. Abram Verplanck,
Jan de Free, Cooper,
Geurt Coerten,
Jau Peeck,
Raudel Huwit,
Laurens Andries van Boskerck,
GeiM'it Gerritzen van Vneslaut,
Tys Lubbertzen,
Abram Lubljerzon,
Haey Oelefers,
Jan Pieterzen van Struckhausen,
Corns. Ilendric-ksen,
Rynier Wisselpenningh,
Christaen Barentzen,
Pieter Stoutenberg,
Ilarman Smeenian,
Egbert Wouterzen,
Leendert Aerden,
Jan Jansen Langedyck,
Andries de Haes,
Claes Tysen van Amsterdam,
Frans Jansen van Brestee, Cooper,
Willem Koeck,
182 NEW NETHERLAND KEGISTER.
1G57 April 17. Albert Jaiisen, Carpenter,
Bnrtel Jaiiseii Roebel,
George Holmes,
Pieter Pietorzeii, Carpenter,
Huns Kierstede,
Samiiel Edsal, Hatter,
Freriek Liibbertzeii,
Willem Simson, Englishman,
Gerrit Cornelissen,
Widow of Jan Hu3'geu,
Jacob_Teunizen.
Abram Clock,
Albei-t Leendertzcn,
Jan Hendricksen van Giiust,
Jan Pieterzen, Miller,
Nicolaes Verleth,
Herry Broser,
Jacob Waliiigh,
Borger Jorisen,
1G57 April 18. Mettle Wessels,
Jan Jansen van St. Obyn,
Hendrick Areutzen,
Herry Piers,
Jaeus Pryn,
NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER. 183
1657 April 18. Jacob Stoffelzeii,
Andries Clasen, Tailor,
Ileiulrick Janscu van Utrecht,
Claes Pieterzen, Smith,
■^ Hendrick Bareutzcn,
Pelgrom Klock,
Rejiiier Gerritzeu Vries,
Joris vauVprst, Cooper,
Willem Claesen, Butclier,
Aert Willenisen,
Claes Jausen Riiyter,
Harmeii Douwcaen,
Heudrick Volckerzeu,
Wolfert Gerritsen,
Dirck Claeseu, PoUbaker,
Juryaen Blanck,
Solomon la Chair,
Claes Jansen van Suermarter,
Frans Claeseu,
Huybert Hendricksen van
Koulen,
Harmau Hendricksen van De-
venter, Shoemaker.
184 NEW NETIIERLAND REGISTER.
1657 April 18. Hans Albortzen, Shoemaker,
Ciirsteu Diersvan Bremen, (S'Aoc-
maker,
April 19. Abram d' la N"ooy,
2G. Luycas Aiulriezen,
Dirck Sieckeii,
Aryaen Symonzen,
rieter Rudolplius,
Isack Grcveraer,
May 3. Jau Ilut.sitson, EngllsJiman, ship'
carpenter,
Philip Janseii Riiigo.
INDEX
Abramse, Cornelis, 100.
Accounts, Commissaries of, 25.
Achter Col, 7, 4o, 108, 1^3. l(>i, 169.
Achteeiihoven, lord of, 7.
Adriaenez v. Duyvelant, Jan 20, 29.
Adriaensen. Joost. 73.
Adriaiiseu, Maryii, 53.
Advocates, 122.
Aerden, Leendert, 181.
Aertsdalen (see Jansen).
Agents, Provincial, 13li.
AnasymuB, 101.
Albany, 15() {Sea Beveru'i/ck ; Fo?-t
Orange).
Albertzeu, Hans, 184.
Albrecbts, Nicolas. .39.
Allard, Francoys. 179.
AUerton, Isaac, 54.
Alrichs, Israel, 52.
Alrichs, Jacob, 27, 50.
Alrtghs, Peter, 47, 51, 52.
Altona, 46. 50. lOs.
Araboyna Traj^edy, Second, xvi.
Amersfoort, siii, "xvii. :^, 42, 55. 77.
78, 79. 104, 143. 144. 145. 147, 149. \
Amsterdam Chamber, Directors of
the. 1. I
Andriezen, Andries, 179. j
Andriessen, Loureus, 158, 163. I
Andriezen, Lnycas, 184.
Andriezsen, Peter, 177. I
Andros, Governor, xx.
Anthony, Allard, 19, 57, 59, 01, 06,
67, 115, 123, 13(J, 153.
Antbonissen, Cornelis, l:J3.
ApiH'l. Adrian Jan-^. :J5.
Artiitzen Fit.-rick. ITS.
Arentzen, Ileudrick, 182.
Arnold, Isaac, 45, 14S.
Ashman, Robert, 91, 92,-95.
24
Assembly, first lejrislative, 140,
General, 147.
Attorney General, 38.
Auctioneers (See Vendue Masters).
Audit, Board of, 25.
Backer. Jacobus, 63, f>4. 136, 138, 147,
IfK). 162, 175.
Backer, Nicolaes, ISO, (See WiUem-
ttefi.)
Backerus, Joannes, 118.
Baeck. Anthony Lodewycksen, 112.
Baker, John, 163.
Bakers, Overseers of, 1.35.
Baltimore, lord, xix.
Bamboee, Harmeu Jacobsen, 34.
Baptists, xviii. 44.
Barens, Joshua. 96.
Barentsen. Christiaen. 113, 181.
Barentse. Claes. 149.
Barents, Frederick. 135.
Barenlz<-n, Ilendrick. 183 (See S?nit)
Barciitzcn, Myndert, 179.
Barentseu. Peter, 47.
Barentse, Tys, 99.
Barker. John, 98.
Barnegatt, 159.
Barry's court, 125.
Bartels, Jonas, 36, 113.
Bassett, Robert. 121.
Bastiaensen, Michael. 99.
Bastiaeusen, Peter, 112.
Baxter, Georj,'e, 28, 54, 82. 83, 141,
142, 151.
Baxter, Thomas, 141.
Bayard, Balthazar. 29, 100, 107.
Bavard. Nicolas, '2S, 1^, 27, 28. 29,
32. 103, 114, 163, 167.
Bayk's, John, 95. «
Bavley, Elias, 4:j, 110.
Bayley, Nicholas, 98, 121.
186
INDEX.
Beck. Johannes, 177.
Beck. Jan Juriauseu. 50, 51, 108, 131.
Beeckman, Comelisi', 14S.
Beeckmau. Jocheni, 175.
Beeckman, William. 40, 40, 48, 51,
57, (iO, 61, Ha. (H, m. 14-», 152, 15*;.
Beer barrels. Inspectors of. IKJ.
Beereu Island fortified, xiv.
Beuckes, Jarob. ]i), -^-J.
Benedict. TLnnnas. m.
Bentj-B. Jacques, 1-^. 13. 38. .52.
Bergen, x\iii, xix, 4B, 100. 107, 110,
117, 133, 145.148, 140, 15s.
Bergen, Martin Gerritseii van, 12.
Berrv, Joliu, 1(33.
B^Hts, Ricliard, 86, 87.88, HJ9.
Betttf. William, 08.
Beverwyck, xiv, xvi, loti.
Bibles imported, xvi, and sold by
auction, xvii.
Bicker, Gerrit. 50.
Bierman. Henrick. .34.
Biljou. Peter. 45. 99. 107, 147.
Binj^son. Mathvs. ■Mi.
Blahck. Juryaen. 183.
Bleeker, Jan Janseu. 134.
Block, Adrian, xi.
Blom. Hermanns. 110.
Blomiield, William. 87.
Blommerr. Adviaen. iV2.
Blonimaert. Samuel, 7.
Bloodgood. Francis, 45. 90, 149.
Boeruin, William Jacohsc van 70.
77, 146.
Boes, Nicolaes, '23.
Bogaert, Gysbert Teunissen. 148.
Bogaert, Harmeu JMyudertttz van
der 30, 48, I'U.
Bogaert, Tenuis Gysbertse. 75, 146,
149. (See Gt/wbert ; Teuuisfen.)
Bogardus*, Everardns, xv, 118, 128.
Boirardns. Peter, 71.
Bdgai-dus, William, 25, 29, 175.
Bol, Jan (.'laesen, 16.
Boman, Nicholas. 102.
Bommel, Hendrick van 176.
Bond, Robert, 101.
Bontemautel, Hans. 3, 4. 5.
Book-keepers, 25.
Boon. Francis. 69. 70, 109. 156.
Bordingh, Claos, 178.
Borsum, Egbert van, 117, 180.
Borsnm, Hendrick van, 135.
Borsnm, Sara van, 134.
Bos. Jacob Will, van der ISO.
Boskerck, Lourens Andries van
181.
Boston, 10.
Boswvck, xix, 42, 43, 81, 104, 132,
145,'l4ti, 148, 149.
Bouchesue, Matbys, 111 .
Boundary, 151, 152. •
Bout, Jan Evertsen, 15, 53, 54. 56,
57. 73. 133. 136. 157, 179.
Bout, William, 37.
Bowue, John, xix.
Bowne, William, 82, 83, 84.
Boyer, .\lexander, 49.
Bradish. James. 105.
Braey. Gysbert. 51.
Bread. Inspectors of, 116.
Bredenbent, William, 39, 73, 74, 75,
145. 147.
Bremen, Cartsen Diers van, 184.
Breser. Herry, 182.
Bressani, Joseph, 122.
Brestecde.Hendrick Jansen van,113.
Breuckelen, xiv, xvii. six, 33, 42,
43. 52, 55. 73. 104. 110. 119, 143, 144,
146, 147, 149. 1.57.
Brewster, Nathaniel. 106.
Briel. Tousyn. 178.
Broersen. Jan 73.
Brookhaven. 148.
Brooklvn. (See Breuckelen.)
Brouse", Edward. 83.
Brouwer. Jan Jans, 11, 12.
Browne. Jolm. 108.
Brudenell, Richard 34.
Brugge. (See Van Bnigge).
Bruyuzen, Jochem, 178.
Burgh, Coenraot, 4. 6.
Burgher provost, 113.
Burgher ridit. what, 173.
Burghers, Great and Small, 176.
Burgnniasters and Schepens, 58.
Burhans. Jan, 72.
Burroughs, John, 87, 105.
Burying ground, 131.
Bus'hwi'ck. (See Boswyck).
Bussel, John. 99.
Buys. Jan Cornelissen, 180.
Buys, Pieter Jacobsen, 175.
Byivelt, Peter, 11.
INDEX.
187
Campanius. John. 131.
Canada, trade with opened. xviii,l*W
Capito, Matthvs, 26, 27, :U, 40, 104,
155. ISO.
X^arelse, Joo^t. 130.
/Carpencd, Jan Jacobsen, 177.
Carpenter, John. 95.
Carpenters, Overseers of, 135.
Cartensen. C'laes, 133, 176.
Caseie. Philip. HH.
Casteleyu, Anthonj', fi.
Catjouw. Jan, 81.
Catholics, 122.
Cattle arrive in N. Netherland, xii.
CattBkill, xiv. xv.
Chambers, Thomas, 72. 147.
Chanmonot. Peter J. M., 122.
Chichester, James, 95,
Christiaensen, Hendrick, 47.
Christman, Andrics Johannes, 28.
Churches, xii. xiii. xiv, xviii, 153.
Clasen. Andries, 1S:J.
Claessen, Dirck, 97, 150, 183.
Claessen. Frann, 131, 183.
Claessen, Peter. 78, 79, 145.
Clasen. Sibout, 178.
Claessen, Valentine, 99.
Claessen. William 103, 183.
Clark, James, 127.
Claverack, xv.
Clergymen, xii. xiii, xvii. xlx. 118.
Clerk, Cornelis. 5.
Clerks in Secretary's office, 28.
Clock, Abrara, 182.
Clock, Abraham Martins, 117.
Clock, M. Conielis, 12fi.
Clock. Pe!<.-rom, 12:3, 183.
Cloeck. Peter. 6.
Clopper, Cornelis Jansen. 176.
Cobes. Ludovicus, 110, 123.
Cochrane, John, 87.
Cock, Peter. 102. 180.
Cue, Benjamin, 93.
Coe, Dirck Dircksen, 133.
Coe, John. 8(i, 87, 88.
Coe, Mr., 91, 94.
Coe. Robert. So. 94, 106. 142, 143.
Cole, Lanaert, 28.
Coles. Nathaniel, 95.
Coenraatsen, Cornelis. 19.
Coei-ten, (Jeurt. 181.
Colendonk, xiv, 8.
Colve. Anthony, 23.
Commissaries, of Accounts, 25: of
Pisfriets. 47: of Iinp(H'Is and Ex-
jiorts. what. 31 : of Stores, 3l).
Commissioners. 150.
Commonalty, Representatives of
the. 52.
Communipa. xviii. (See Gemoenejia)
Comjitrolter. 25 ; of the Windmill. 25
Coney Island, xix.
Coniiiek, Aldert, 177.
Connecticut, 49, 84, 87, 88, 92, 95,
111, 139.
Consoler of the sick, 129.
Conspiracy against the English,
alle<;ed,"l51.
Conveutions, 140.
Cooke, John. 43, 83, 84.
Cool, Barent Jacobzeu, 377.
Coopers, Overseers of, 135.
Coorn. Nicolas. 40.
Coppe, Jacob Clasen. 176.
Corlaer, Arentvau, 104. (See Curler)
Cornelis, Irametje. 127.
Cornelissen, Adriaen, 97.
Cornelissen. Gerrit, 182.
Cornelissen, Jan, 130, 179. (See Van
Hoont).
Coraelissen, Peter, 57, 73. 79.117.135.
Cornelissen v. Fleusburgh, Sybrant,
126.
Cornwell, Richard, 166, 168.
Corssen, Arent. 49.
Cnrteljou, Jacques, 37, 41. 114. 157.
Cortland. Oloff Stevensen van, 14,
21. ;iO. 54. .56, 59. 60. 61, 66, 67. 151,
1.52, 160, 1152. 16.5. Hrr, 168.
Cortland, Steven v;in, (\4.
Council, Mcmlxrs of the, 11.
Courber. Wharinuis van. 13:^.
Court, President of the, 24.
Court messengers. 109.
Cousseau, Jacques. 63. 161, 162.
Cousturier, Henry. 52.
Couwenhoven, Gerrit Wolphertsen
van, 54.
Couwenhoven. Jacob W. van, 55, 56,
136. 174.
Couwenhoven. Peter W. van, 37, 61,
62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67. 115, 133, 142,
152, 156, 175.
Couwenhoven, W. GerritBeu van, 75.
188
l.NDEX.
Crabbc. Jacob, 10-2.
Crane, Jasper. lUl.
Crato. Jan. 52.
Crpiiier, Martin, Ifl. 91. .58, 59. IKI,
HIi. (i7. n:j. 13T. 141, 142, 150, 152,
151). 159. KK). 162. 163. lf~, 174.
Crcijier, Martin, .innr., 2fi, 27, 28, 167.
Crusr^on, Peter. 96.
Crol. Bastiaen Jansen, 47.
CromAvell. Oliver, xviii.
Cronn, Dirck Jansen, (i8, 69.
C'rvnen. Dircli. Ill, 112.
(-'liracao. 15. 29.
CurliT. Jacobus van, 12, 13, 30, 49,
.57. Sll, 105, 115, 131.
Ciirtius. .\IexanderCarolaB, 126, 131
Dablon, Claude, 122.
Dam. Jan Jansen. 52, 54, 55.
Daniels. Jan. 39, 46.
David, Jan. 1.S4. 161.
De Beanvois, Care], 110, 132.
De Bleuw. Francis, 136.
De Bru.vn, Francis. 80, 105, 114, 146.
Decker. Johannes de. 20. 21, 22, 25,
48. 123. 1.38. 154, 158, 161, 162.
De Foreest, Isaac, .33, 31, 35, 57, 62,
116. 175.
De Fries, Jan. 14.
De Graetr, Cornelis. 6.
De Groot, Gerrit. 111.
De Groot, Jacob Pietersen. 07.
De Groot, Willem Pietersen, 178.
De Haes, Andriee, 181.
"De Haes. Roelof Jansen, 24,
De Hooves. Anthony. 104.
De Key. William. 22, 28.
De la Noov, Abram, 1&4.
Delavall. Thomas, 167.
Delaware river, a 27, 46, 47, 49, 102,
123, 127, 150, 156.
DeLeeuw, Gysbert, 14.
De Marest, David, 97, 99, 147.
De Meyer. Nicolaes, 178.
De Milt, Anthony, 41.
Denton. Daniel. !M, 102. 105, 106. 160.
Denton, Nathaniel, 93. 94, t6, 106.
Denton, Richard, 120.
De Pevsfer. Johannes, 60, 61, 63, 63,
66. 67, 163. 165.
De Potter. Cornelis, 122.
De Pree, Jan. isl.
Deputy Provincial Secretaries, 28.
Dormer. Captain Thomas, xi.
Deventer, Jan van, 81. (See Hen-
Dc Vos, Matthens, 110, 12.3. 175.
De Vries. David Pietersen. 52,
De Witt. Jan. 117.
De Witt, Peter Jansen. 81, 146,
Dc Witt, Tierck Claessen, 72.
Dincklage, Lubertus van, xv, 12, 15,
1(), 17, 18, 24. 115. l.-jO.
Dincklage. Mari^aretta van, 17,
Dircksen, Adriaen, 31, 47,
Dirckseu, Barcnt. 54.
Dircksen, Evert, 176.
Dircksen, Gerrit, 53.
Dircksen, Jan, 135, 177,
Dircksen, Joris, 73. 74.
Dircksen, Lnyais, 178.
Dircksen. Lysbet, 128.
Dirckse, Volckert, 82.
Directors of Amsterdam Chamber,! ,
Directors General. 9.
Disbrow, Ilenrv, 99.
Douty, Francis. .54. 120.
Dtniweseu, Harmen, 134, 183.
Draeyer. Andrew, 40, 48.
Dreper, Hans, 177.
Drisius, Samuel, xvi, 118, 138.
Du Bois, Louis. 72.
Du Parck. Jan. 126.
Dupt'ron. Francis, 129.
Duyckinck. Evert. .31. 113, 17S.
Duyster. Dirck Cornelissen, 47.
Dnv^'eIant. (See Adriaeiisz).
Dyikman. Hugh, 101.
Dyeknian, Joannes, 25, 48, 151.
Earthquake, xix.
K:istchcster. 98.
E.islliariiipton, %, 107, 148, 165.
ElibiiiL'h. Jenmimua, 62, 63, 64.
Ebcl. IVter, 111, l:M.
Ertsall. Samuel. 163, 182.
Edwards. Harman, 158.
Eelkins, Jacob. 47.
Egbertzen, Barcnt, 177.
Eight Men, the. 48.
Elberlsea. Elbert, (See Slooihof).
Ekiersen. Ilendrick. 31.
Elderzen, Luycas, 180.
Elderzen. Stoftel. 178.
Elizabethtown. 45. 101.
Elslant, Claes van, 12, .30,109,115,179.
INDEX.
189
Emnns. John. S5.
Engi-lbrerlit, .J.in, l.?5.
English, New Netherland usurped
by the, 10.
Enjj:liph yecretaries*. 28.
Enrieeen, Barent. 13G.
Epe?te\Ti. Carel, 1(K, Ififi. 16".
Esopus, K\i, xvii, six. 21. 27. 40, 48,
57, 6!), (iO, 04, 104, 126, 128, 132, 15(),
15S.
Everett, Richard, 03.
Everts, Comelis, 10, 22, 37.
Everts, Wessel. ISO.
Excise Law introduced, xiv ; re-
ferred to, 3.3. 34, S.'i.
Fairs established, xv.
Fanners of the Revenue. 33.
Farriugton, Edward. 88, 89.
Fealie, Henry, 85, 8li.
Fealse. Tobias. 42, 142, 105.
Felle, Synion, 178.
Ferman, Robert, 95.
Ferry masters. 117.
Fire Island, ship wrecked at, xviii.
Firewardens. 113.
Fiscal. (See Schout-Fiscals).
Fish, Jonathan, 8().
Fisher Edward, 105.
Five Dutch Towns, the, 42, 105, 114
Five English Towns, 45, 100.
Flatbush. xvi. (See Midwouf). I
Flatlands, xiii. (See Amirsfoort).
Flipseu, Fredriclv, 176.
Flushing, xiv, xvii, 27, 3(i, 42, 45, 88,
1113. Kit), 110, 120, 142, 149, 155. j
FolcliS 127.
Fordham, 99, 107.
Fordliam, Josiah, 120.
Fordham, Robert. 120.
Forman. Rol)crt. 92. (See FerTnan).
Fort Amsterdam completed, xiii.
Fort Casimir, xvi, xvii, 4, 6, 50, 51,
IDS.
Fort Christina, xiii. 121.
Fort Good Hope, xii, xvi, 49, 139.
Fort Nassau, near Albany, si.
Fort Nassau (N. J,), xii, 47, 48, 49.
Fort Orange, xii. xiv, xviii, 20. 33,
34, :M, m. 37, 39, 47, 67. 68, 103,
109, 110, 119, 126, 132, 147, 151. (See
Beverwyck)
Fort Trinity, xvii.
Frans. Thomas, 178.
Fredericks, Thomas, 100, 176.
Fremin, Jacques*. 122.
Fullwevcr, Gerrit, 176.
Gabrv, Timothcus, 63, 04, 103, 114,
162'
Gaicheus van list, Ryuier, ISO.
Galina. SvbranI Jansen, 178.
GaiigelciUVcn, (.ja.'s, 113.
Geelvinck, Curncli!-. 6.
Oeerts, Trynlie, 134.
Genioencpa, 100,159.
Gerritscn, Adriaeu, 09, 70, 156.
Gerritseu, Barent, IbO.
Gerritseu, Gerrit, 100, 159, 181.
Gerritseu, Goosen, 70. (See Van
Sehaaek).
Gerritseu, Jan. 158, 179.
Gerrits, Otio. 37.
Gerritscn, Philip. 117.
Gerritscn, Woll'cvl, 183.
Gczol, Cornells van, 51, 52, 108.
Gezel, Hcudrick Gerritscn van, Ill-
Gibbons, Richard, 43.
Gilbert, Josias, 08.
Gilder, Johannes van, 131.
(iildersleeve, Richard, !-6, 90, 91, 92,
Glen, Sander Leenderstsen, 68, 69,
70, 71.
Goderis. Joost, 177.
Godyn, Samuel, 7.
CJoeiwasscr, Jnnunes Ernestus, 121.
(i.HildniL', William. 105.
(Jracc. Gcolge. l:-;9.
Grain meastncrs. 116.
Grasmeer. \\'ilhelnius, 119.
Gravesend, xiii. xiv, xvii. 42, 43, 82,
105, 140, 141, 142, 143, 152.
Grevenraet, Isaac, 40, 63, 64, 163,
184.
Guiljarasen. William, 77, 147. (See
WUlenii't).
Guisbert, Tennis. 79. (?ee Bogaert).
Gunst. Jan Hendricksen van, 182.
Gy^^heriscn, .\lbert,72. {See Jlleteren)
Hai kiUL'^ack. 153.
Hacn, I.aiueus, .30.
Ilaes. (See De IIa€fi).
llageuaer, Jan Jansen, 180.
Haincllc, Michel, 104.
Hall, Thomas, 54, 56, 113.
Hallet, William, xviii, 44, 90.
190
INDEX.
Hamel, 104.
Hanius, Joannes, 17.
Hanoe, John, 101. "
Hanout, B, 104.
Hanson. Lanrens. 133.
Han^'n, M.itvs. 103.
Hank, William. 44,
Hardeuber^'h, Arnoldus van, 55, 50.
Hardenbrook, Adolph, 100.
Harlem, xix, 41, Hli, 103, 132, 145, 147.
Harling, .Tan Pietersen, 97.
Harmenzen, Hendrick, 176.
Harmensen, Revnert, 11.
Hart, Edward, 3(1, 105.
Hartford, .xvi, 1).
Hartjers, Peter, 68, 69.
Harvey, Mathias. 100.
Hatem, Arent van, 57, 58, 59, 13S,
143, 1.53.
Hawthorne. William, 130.
Hays, William, 133.
Hazard, .Jonathan, 88.
Hazard, Thomas, 85, 143, 143.
Heerman, Augustyn, 55, 56, 13T, 138,
1.56.
Hegeman, Adriaen,43,76,104,1.32,145.
Hegeman, Peter, 43.
Hellakens. Jacob, 80.
Hempstead, xiv, .34, 44, 45, 90, 105,
1011, 110, 130, 140, 143, 146, 149, 155.
Heudricksen, Corns., 181.
Hendrieksen, Frederick, 135.
— Hendricks, Gerrit, 34, m. 36, .37.
Hendricksen van Deventer, Har-
men, 1.83.
^Hendricksen, Hendrick, 180.
!^Hendricksen van Keulen, Huybert,
1.83.
,- Hendricksi-n, Jan, 102, 1.33,179. (See
/;, r,„/,f\.
^Hendricksen, RoelolT, 72.
•— Heodrickzen, Tr,yntie, 177.
Herbertsen. Andries, 68, 69, 70.
Herder, Peter Petersen, 53, 102.
Hermans, Arent, 97.
Herman, Ephraim, 29, 103, 164.
Hervey, Jan, 126.
Hesse, .Jacob Jansen, 12.
Hevmans, Albert 71.
Hevmans, Panlus, 1.34, 178.
Hicks. John, 44, 8S, 90, 91, 92, 142.
Hill, Mr. 139.
Hinchman, Jobn, 00.
Hinojossa, Alexander d\ 48, 51, 156.
Hinse, Jacob d\ 136.
Hobfiken, x\ii.
Hoboken, Harmen van, 131.
Hoit, John, 98.
Holdsworth, Jonas, 106.
Holmes, (ieorse, 116, 182.
Hcnis. S;imnei. 85.
Hontt. Hi-iidrick, 6.
Hoou'chooni, C'ornelis. 72.
HooghtelinL'. Jan Willenisen, 72.
Hooglant, Christ. ill'el. 04, 116.
Hoogland, Cornells Dirckseu, 117.
Hopkins, Samnel, 101, 108.
Hopman, Hans, 51.
Hoppen. Andries, 177.
Hospital. ^Matron of the, 128 ; first
on .Manhattan island, 138.
Hontcn, Hans .Jorissen, 47.
Hiiuthnvsen. Uirck, 136.
Howell.' Edward, 96.
Hubbard, James, 43, 83, 8.3, 84, 141,
143, 169. ,
Hubert, Jeronimus de, 164.
Hudde, Andries, 12, 37, .30, .37, 46,
49, 50, 51, 108, 130.
Hudson, Henry, discovers New Ke-
therlaud, v, vj.
Hudson river, first English at, xii ;
declared free, svi.
Huesden, Laurens van, 31.
Huestis, Robert, 98.
Hugues, Jacobus, 126, 179.
Hunt, Ralph, 86, 87, 88.
Huntington, 45, 107, 148, 168.
Hurley, 73.
Hutchinson, Thomas, 96, 148.
Hutsitson, J.an, 184.
Hewit, Randel, 181.
Huvghens, Cornelis van der, 13, 14,
15, 38.
Huyghens, Hendrick, 50.
Huyghen, Jan, .30, 183.
Ilpendam, Adrian, 130.
Ilpendam, Jan Jansen van, 49.
Imbrorh, Gysbert van, 72, 126, 147.
Independents, 130.
Indian Interpreters, 133.
Indians. l.)3, 136, 138.
Influenza, xv.
Inspection laws introduced, xiii.
INDEX.
191
Inspectors, 115.
Isaacksen, Arent, 17(!.
Jacobseu, Abnini, 180.
Jacobfit'ii villi S(ha<^LMi, Claes, 154.
Jacobscn, liuturr, 118, 70.
Jacobs. William. H;i.
Jacobse, Waliuck, 100.
Jackson, Robert. 'IS, U3.
Jacquet, Jean Paul, 50, 113.
Jailer, 112.
Jamaica, (.L. I.), 44, 45. (See Evst-
dorp).
James, John, 105, lOfi.
James, Thomas, 148.
Jans, Anuetje, 128.
Jansen, Albert. 182.
Jansen, Adriaen, 35.
Jansen, Andries, 132.
Jansen, Anthony. 110.
Jansen van VlieVin^en, Arent, 111.
Jansen, Arian, 130. 180.
Jans, Alike, 78, 140.
Janse, Barent, 71.
Jansen, Claes, 101. I
Jansen, Cornelis. 176. \
Jansen, Cryn, 14!f. |
Jansen van Brestee, Frans, 181.
Jansen, Foppe, 32.
Jansen, Hendrick. 13, 53,^3,180,183
Jansen, Isaac. 12o.
Jansen van Noorstrande, Jacob, 110
Jansen de Joujrb, Jan, 113.
Jansen, Marcelis, 33. 35.
Jansen van Brouckelen, Martin, 78,
Jansen, Maurits, 30. 31.
Jansen, Michael, 50, 100, IIG, 170.
Jansen, PaiiUis. 50. 51.
Jansen, Peter, llio, 175.
Jansen, Rem, 70.
Jansen, Roeloft", 30. 179.
Jansen van Aertsdalen, Simon, 79,
143.
Jansen, Stoffel, 71.
Jansen, Tennis. 75.
Jansen, Thomas. 81.
Jansen, Tryn. 128.
Jansen, T.v'men. i;j5.
Jansen, Volckert. 08.
Jansen. William, IIT. 176.
Jessup, Edward, 80, 98.
Jessup, John, 148.
Jesuits, xviii.
Jochemzen, Andries. 179.
Jochimsen, David, 81, 14S.
Jochemsen, Hendrick, 72.
Jofj;ues, Isaac, xiii, xiv, 122.
Jonyh. Jan de, 175.
Jooslen, Barent, 81, 146.
Joosten, Bores. 102.
Joosten. Jan. 73. 158.
Joosten Rutg:er. 144.
Joosten, Simon. 109, 110.
Joris, Adriaen, 9.
Joris, Hellegonda, 120.
Jorissen, Abram, 80.
Jorissen, Borger, 182.
Jorissen, Hendrick. 77, 78, 144, 146.
Juriaensen, Barent, 85.
Kalf, Jacob, 180.
Keulen. (See Hendricksen).
Kevser, Adrian, 16, 17, IS, 25, 26, 27»
113, 114, 137, 1.50.
Kieft, William, i), 15, 16, 53.
Kierstede, Hans, 124, 125, 182.
Ki<-i>tedc. Roeloti", 72.
KiLM>tede. Sara, VM.
Kin<rs county, 42.
Kinjiston. (See WiHwyck).
Kip, Hendrick, 55, 56, 62, 102, 113,
115. 174. 17S.
Kip, Isaac. 174.
Kip, Jacob, 27, 28, 62, 63, 64, 103,
144, 167.
Klevai, Elmerhuysen, 51, 52.
Klock. (See Clock).
Knyir, William, 23, 38, 164.
Kock. (See Cock).
Kockuyt. Joost, 149.
Kocx, Gerrit, 33.
Koeck, Willem, 181.
Koniek, Frederick de. 154.
Kos, Claes Pieferi-en. 180.
Kreeckenbeck, Daniel. 47.
Krol, Bastiaen Jansen, 14.
Knyter, JocUiui Pieterseu, xv, 13,
41, 57. 61.
Labadie. Jean, 47.
Laborers, Overseers of. 1.34.
Lachair, Solomon. :J4, 35, 123, 183.
La Grange, Joost de, 50, 102.
Lake Champlain discovered, xi.
Lake George discovered, xiv.
Lake Ontario discovered, xi.
Lambertzen, Thomas, 178,
192
INDEX.
Lammert.se. Thomas, 76.
Lampo, Jan. 11. l-J. :3S.
Lmiretlvok. Jan J;xn-»^n, 181.
Linirfvclt. Corn>_^li^, 170.
Lan-^'velthiivsen, 175.
Latin si-hool, ll>s. i:jl.
Lan'^hton. John. 106.
Lavton John, 87.
Le Bleu, Francis. 12-2.
L'-indt-i verg:i'i5rin.;. 144.
Lantsin:j;hrncndrick, 134.
Luvreiioe, John, 105, 151, 150, 160,
ItiS. 16!>.
Lnurence, Thomns, 105,
Lawrence, William, 45, 83, 89, 155,
164, WX
Laurents, Arent, 158.
Leendertzen. Albert. 182.
Le2:l9lative Assembly, first, 140.
Leisler. Jacob. 167.
Le Mercier. Francois. 192.
Le Moyne, Simon, 123, 139.
Lequier, John. 81.
Letcher. Jan, 81.
Le Thor. Johan. 2.
Leimizen. Jacob, 178.
Leverich. William. 120. 127.
Leydecker, Ryck. 81, 145.
Lime measureri-, 116.
Litscheo, Daniel, 113. 175.
Lokeniiis. Laurence Cliarles, 121
Long Islaurt. xii, .\vi. xvii, xix. xx.i
10. :i% 34. :r>, 36. 107. 117, 110. 146,
148. 140, 153, 154, UiJ. 164.
Loockermans, Govert, .5.5, 56, 57, 63,1
63, 67, 113, 133, 151, 159.
Lookermans. Jacob. 101.
Looren. Dirck. 20, 32.
Loper. Jacob, 16.
L'Ora:,'ne, Jacob. 124, 126.
Lord, John, 97, 95.
Lott, Peter, 76, 78.
Lourentsen, Andrics, 48.
Lourenzen. Pieter. 170.
Lourizen. Arent. 177.
Lovelace, Gov. 165.
Luhberzeii, Abram, 131.
Lubbert-^en, Frederick, 53, 73, 75,
143, 144. 182.
Lubberr-^en. Jan. 20. 131, 158, 180.
Lubbertzen. Tys, 181.
Luby, Jacob, 158.
Ludekens. Da%id. 127.
Lupoid. L'lrich. 13. 30, 38.
Lutheran;^, xvii. xviii, 121.
Lutten. Wulraven. 09.
Luvck, .E-idius, 60, 118, 131, 165.
MaVlstyn. .Sander, 103.
Maenhout, Boudewyn, 132.
Maijistrates. ti>i.
Mallepart, Anthony. 164.
Man. Edward, 2, 3, 4, 6.
Mani^uuffsen, Mangniis. 135.
Manhattan Island, first settlement
on, xi : Population of. xii ; xvi :
mentioned. 52, 55, 168 : first Hos-
pital on. 128.
Mamaroneck, 90.
j Maps. 157.
I Marbletnwn. 73.
I Marcellisen, Peter, 100.
I Marcken, Jan Gerritsen, van, 36, 40,
■ 123.
. Marius, Pieter Jacobs, 179.
I Marlet, Gideon, 90.
! Martense, Roeloff, 78, 80. (See
' Sc/ienck).
Marvine. Robert. 106.
Maryland, xix, 138.
Masons. Ovoiseers of, 135.
Ma-^sacliiiscrrs, xviii, 139.
Mastine. John, 44.110.
Matthews, Gov., 138.
Mathews. Samuel. 93.
Mattyssen. (See Smacl:).
Measurers of grain and lime, 116.
Meojapolensis, Joannes, 118, 119, 153,
161, 174.
Megapolensis, Johannes, junr, 126.
Megapolensis, Samuel, 118, 126, 161,
162.
Melyu. Cornells, xv, 8, 54.
Melyn, Jacob, 101, 163.
Menard, Rene, 122.
Mens. Jacob, 176.
Messenger, Andrew, 03, 94.
Meteren, Jan Gysbertse van, 81.
Mey. Cornells J'acobsen, 9.
Meyer, Nicolaus. 64. 163.
Michaelius, Jonas, 118.
Michielsen. Christopher, 112.
Michielse. Elias, 100.
Michielse, Enoch, 100.
INDEX.
193
Middlebnrgh, 43, 45, S.5, 105, W,. 110,
130. laT. 132, 140. 1411, 153. WX'
(See Ntu'toivn).
Middletown, 45.
Midwives, 1S8.
Midwout. xvii, 3-% 42, W, 79, IW,
132, 143, 144, 145, 140, 147, 149, 153.
Miller, Andrew, 148.
Millers, 117. 1
Mills, Richard, 107, 120. 1.33. j
Minckaque. 101. 1
Miniiit, Peter, siii, 9.
Minvielle, Gabriel, IIB, KiS.
Mol. Lambert Huybertzen, 176.
Molenaar, Arent Evertsen, 133.
MoUeuaer, Jacob, 125.
MoUenaer. Thomas, 9.S.
Montague, Jesse La, 31.
Montagne, Johannes La, 13, 14, 15,
16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 48, 49, 115, 124.
13.5. 141, 143, 150, 151, 153, 153, 155,
1.58, 174,
Montagne, Johannes La, jiinr,, 26,
34, 41, 96, 97, 113.
Montagne, Johannes Momie de La,
130. 132.
Montjigue, William La, 104.
Montfoort, Peter, 74.
Moody, Sir Henry, 189.
Moore. John, 130.
More, Thomas, 90.
Morgan, Charles, 42, 14.3.
Morris, John, 4.3.
Mott, Adam, 160.
Miilford, John. 96.
Muller, Hendrick, ,39.
Muyden, Michel, 97.
Myndertsen, Jan Jansen, 11.
Meyndertsen v. Keren, Meyndert, 7.
Naerden, Pieter Caspersen van, 176.
Nagel, Jan, 177.
Naval officer, 2.3.
Nederhost, lord of, 7.
Negroes, 134.
Nevesinck, 8.
Nevius. Johannes, 61 103.
New Amstel, xviii, 6, 46, 47, 50, 51,
102, 108, 119, 131, 133.
New Amsterdam, xv, 24, 33, 34, 35,
36, 41, 43, 55, 57, 65, 103, 109, 110,
113, 114, 121, 12:3, 129, 143, 144, 147,
162, 153, 161, 174.
25
Newark, 45, 101, 108.
New England, :35. 137. 151.
New Haven, xv, 137.
New Jersey, .xi^', six, 45, 52, 103 —
Newman, Thomas, 97, 98.
New Netherland discovered, v, si ;
population of, xiv, xx; surren-
dered, 163.
New Orange, xx, 41, 10.3, 148, 149,
163, 165, 11)6, 167, 168.
New Plj'iuouth, trade opened with,
xii.
Newton, Brian, 1,5, 17, 18, 32, 138,154.
Newton, Thomas, 4;i.
Newtown, xvi, 4.5, 142, 143, 155. (See
Middlebnrgh).
New Utrecht, xiv, x^'i, xix, 8, 19,
42. 43, 80, 105, 144, 145, 146, 148,
149, 157, 106.
New Village in the Maizeland, 46.
New York, xs ; first glimme'- -^^ -.
representative form of goveru-
meut in, 52.
Nichels, Abraham, 175.
Nicolls, Richard, 161.
Niesseu. ensign, 48.
Nine Men, the, 55.
Noble, William, 89, 90, 126.
Noorstrande. (See Jansen).
Nooy. (See Ve la Nmy.)
Notaries, 123.
Notelmau, Coenraad, 38.
Nyack, (L. I.), xri, 8.
Nyssen, Tennis, 74, 75.
Oblinis. Joost, 97.
Odel, Richard, 168.
Oelelers, Haev. 1.31.
Ogdeh, John,'4o, 101, 163.
Oidemarckt, Willem Cornelissen, 14
Onondaga Salt Springs discovered,
xvi ; French settle at, xviii.
Costing, Jan, 127.
Opdyck, Gysbert, 13, 13, 31, 49, 54,
109, 154.
Orphan masters, 65.
Orphans, Matron of, 127.
Oswego, x\i.
Overseers, 1:34.
Oysterbay, x\1i, 45, 95, 106, 111, 15:i,
164.
Paauw, Michael, 7.
Palmer, Joseph, 98.
11»4
INDEX.
Palmer, William, 8ti.
Purapton, Riclun-d. 98.
Pater, A., 2.
Pastoor, Frans Barentsen, 68, 70.
Patroons, 7.
Pauluszoon, Michel. 40, 118, 177.
Pauw. Jan, 12.">.
Pavouia. xii. xvii. 7. 48, 52. 55.
Peeck. Jan, 181.
Pels. Evert, 71, 7'2.
Pergens. Jacob, 1. 2, 3, 4, 5.
Pene, Jan de, 170.
P<^ttit, Thomas, 43.
Philadelphia, siv.
Philips, t^ee FUpsefi.)
Phvsicians. 124.
Pickes. Viuccut, 26.
Piers, Herry, 182.
Pierson, Henry, 107.
Pictersen, Ahram, 53. 54, 117, 179,
Pieterzen, Adolph, 177.
Pietersen, Claes, 1S3.
Piv v.vsen, Cors, 177.
Pietersen, Evert, 131, 133.
Pietersen, Gcrrit, 170.
Pietersen, Gillis, 135.
Pietersen, Hendrick, 135, 180.
Pietersen, Jacob, 80. 144.
Pietersen, Jan. ll'i, 125. 182.
Pietersen, Paulas, 15S.
Pieterzen. Pioter, 182.
Pieters. Ryndert., 177.
Pieterzen "van Stniokhausen, Jan,
181.
Pietersen van Bossaert. William. 135
Pietersen, Wybrant, 30, 115.
Piscattaway. 4.5, 102, 160.
Phinck, Abrara, 53.
Planck, Jacob Albertsen, 30.
Piatt, Isaac, 05. 148.
Piowden, Sir Edmund, xiv.
Plvne, Nicolas d' la, 170.
Polhemus, Job. Theod., 119.
Poncet. Joseph, xvi, 122,
Pos, Lodewyck, 178.
Pos, Simon Dircksen. 11, 12.
Post, Adrian. 153.
Putter. Cornelis de, 78.
Poulizen. Claes, 170.
Powell, Thomas, 107.
Provincial Agents, 136.
Provincial Secretaries. 27.
Provoost, David, .30. 31, 42, 49, 55,
57, 115,123. 130, 151.
Proovost, Johannes, 25, 32, 103.
Provost marshals, 111.
Pryn, Jacus, 182.
Puritans refused permission to go
to New Netherland, xi.
Q.uakers. xviii, xix. SO, 93.
Quirynsen, Carel, 165.
Quit rents introduced, xiii ; referred
to, 154.
Rarabo, Peter, 102.
Ramsden, John, 87.
Rapalje, George. 53, 73, 74.
R.apalje, Jan Jorissen, 75.
Rapalie. Jeronimus. 149.
Ra^uenean, Paul, 122.
Raritan, xix, 150.
Rasenburgh, William, 127.
Rasieres. Isaac de, 11, 25, 27.
Ravens, R., 108.
Raye. Jehan. 1.
Receiver general. 24.
Religious persecution, xvii.
Reni~uud, Jan van. 27.
Renselaersvvyck, xii, xv, xvi, 7, 12,
39, 40, 104, 110, 119. 147, 151.
Representatives of Commonalty, 52.
Revenue, Farmers of the. 32.
RejTiir, Joseph, 148.
Reynst. Jacobus, 4.
Rhode Island, 137.
I Rhodes. John, 103.
; Richards, John, 130.
, Rickbell iRigebell). John, 95, 111.
Riu'_'o. Philip Jansen, 184.
Rodenberch, Johannes, 2-?.
Roebel, Bartel Jansen, 182.
Roelantsen, Adam, 31, 111, 129.
Roessen, Jan Hendrick, 49.
[ Roeters, Hendrick. 6.
Rombouts, Francis, 54, 167.
' Roos. Gerrit Jansen. 179.
Roosa, Adriaen Albertsen, 72.
( Roose, Albert Hymanse, 158.
Root, Simon, 133.
Rossum, Huyg Aertsen van, 73.
1 Rov masters, 115.
; Ru'dolphus. Pieter. 1S4.
I Rustdorp, xviii,45.93, 106. 149. (See
Jainaica).
Rutgersen, Jan, 175.
INDEX.
19.:
Euvter, Claea Jansen, 133, 13-1, 183.
Rayven, Cornelis van, SO, 21, 92. 23,
24, 27, 13T. 150. 1,51, 152, IM, 155,
150, 1.59, 160, 101, 10.3, lOB, 16T, 108,
109. {
Ruyven, Levinus van, 29.
Ruyven, Peter, 20. '
Rycken, Abram, 17S.
Ryckhaert, Joaunes, 1, 2. 4.
Ryuvelt, 127.
Rynevelt, Abraham, 51. 1
Rj-uhoutt^eu, R^^]h()Ut, 177. !
Ryverdingh, Peter, 103. 110.
St. Obyii. .Jati .Janseu van, 1.S2.
Salt Springs discovered, xvii.
Sam. .Jacob. 20, 32, .33.
Sandcraen. Tliomas, 178.
Sandl'onl, William, 163.
Saul. Tlinmas. ,s,s.
SchaetlKin. k, Peter, 109, 175.
Schaets. (Jidenn. Hi).
Schelluvne, Dirck van, 104, 110, 123.
147. no.
Schenck, RoelolTMarteuse, 145. 149.
Schenectady, xix, xs, 40, 71, 123.
Scherraerhoorn, Jacob Jansen, 68,
69, 71.
Schoolmasters, xii, 120, 129.
Schools, xix, 55, 118; Greek and
Latin, 131.
Schont fiscals, 38 ; deputy, 39 : lo-
cal, .39.
Scbryver. .Jan, 179.
Schu'lenborch, Ferd, 1, 9.
Schut, Gerrit. 125.
Schut. Jan Willemsen, 30.
Schudt, William Jansen, 73.
Schuvler, David, 71.
Schuyler, Philip Pietersen, 68, 69,
70.'
Scott, John, XX, 54, S7, 140, 160.
Seaman, John, 90, 91, 93.
Seatalcot, 45, 106. 107.
Secretaries, provincial, 27; deputy,
28 ; English. 28 ; clerks of, 98. '
Selyus, H'enricus, 119.
Shaving not an exclusive appurten-
ance of chirnrgery. 12-1.
Sheriffs. (See Sch6u/.^>^cals.)
Shrewsbury, 45, 101.
Sleeken, Dirck, 184.
Siecken. Jan Dircksen. 101.
Sille, Nicassius de, IS, 19. 20, 21, 22,
99. .38, 43. 150, 152, 157, 159, 102.
Simson, Willem. 182.
Skidmore, Thomas. 148.
Slaughter excise, 34, 37.
Slavery established, xii ; slaves im-
ported, xvi.
Sleclit, Cornelis Barcntsen, 71. 128.
Sleclitcnluirst, Brant Areut van, 40.
Slcchlenhorst, Gerrit van, 40, 71,
147.
Slot, Jan Pietersen, 96. 97.
Smack, Hendrick Mattysen, 81, 149.
Smallpox, xix.
Sm.allv, John, 102.
Smeeinan, Herman. 100, 148, 159,181.
Smith. Dirck, 4.8, 50.
Smit. Hendrick Barentse, 82, 149.
Smith, John, 9:3, 98.
Smith, Richard, 5-1, 168.
Smiths, Overseers of, 136.
Snedicl^er, Jan, 76, 77, 146.
Snel. Capt., 164.
Sol, Jan, 106.
Somcrs, John, 143.
Soselje. Fran?, 179.
Southampton, 45, 90, 96, 100, 107,
148, 165,.
Southold, 45, 107, 148, 105.
South river, 8, 9, 10, 19, 21, 32, .33,
47. (See Delawai-e.)
Specx, J., 1, 2.
Spicer, Samuel. 84.
Spiccr, Thomas, 83, 14;J.
Spiegel. Dirck, 5.
Stai-ts. Abraham, 09. 70. 196, 156.
Staten inland, xii xiii, xvii, 8, 45,
99, 107. 147, 166, 167.
Steenhuysen. EuLrelbert, 100, 133.
148. '
Steenwick. Cornelis. 23, 60, 62. 67,
136, 1.37, 147, 160, 161, 163, 163, 165,
100, 107, 169, 175.
Steinmira, Caspar, 100, 175.
Stevensen, Coert, 79. 80.
Stevensen, Joliu, 130.
Stevenson j horaas, 155.
Steyn, Hans, 1.30.
Steynmits, Claes, 149.
Sticklaud, John, 91, 94.
Stille, Oloff, 102.
StilUvell, Nicolas, 78, 82, 83.
196
IXDEX.
Stillwell, Richard, 84, 8.5. i
Stirlin*,', Lord. Long island con-l
vfved to, xiii.
Stortder, Tvmeu, la".
Stoers, Claes Arentse, 40, 107, 111.
Stoffe'.sen, Jacob, 15, 30, 53, 64, 134,
1.S3.
Stoothof, Elbert Elbertsen, 56, 78,
7!), 80, 143, 145, 147.
Stoutenberg, Peter, 181.
Strettou, John, 9fi.
Strycker, Jacob, 42, 61, (13, (B, 67,
143, 14!). IBIi.
Strycker, Jacob Geritsen, 174. !
Strvcker. Jan, 76, 77, 78. 143, 144,
147. 1411. 1.53.
Stuvve>-aiit. Peter, 0, 10, 15, 16, 17,
61, 146. 163. 174.
Sucrmarter. Claes Janeen van, 183.
.Surgeons. 134.
Surveyors general, .37; city, 115.
Swaen. Jan, 1.58.
Swaenenburgh. xx, 73.
Swanendael. xii, 7.
Swaine, Francis, 87.
Swart, Gcrrit, 40.
Swartwout, Roelofl', 40, 104.
Swartwout, Thomas. 76. 143.
Swedes settle on the Delaware.
xiii.
Swedish settlement. 50.
Sweringen. Gerrit van. 46, 51, 108.
Symonzen, Arvaen, 1H4.
Talmadge, Thomas, 107.
Tapaan."7, 8.
Taylor, Henry. 126.
Tayspil. Joannes, 6.
Teene, Isaac. 177.
Ten Brocck, Wessel. 73.
Ten Eyck. Cocnraet. 177.
Tenths. Farmers of the, 36 ; referred
to, 1.54.
Terneur. Daniel. (Ifi, i)7. 147.
Terri. Robert. 88, 155.
Teunissen, Cornells, 40.
Teunissen. C^ysbert, 81, 82. 145.
(.See Bogaer't. )
Teunissen, J.acob, 39, 182.
Teunissen, Jan, 42.
Teunizen. Joost, 176.
Thoraasseu. Jelmer, 16, 23.
Throg's Neck, xiii.
Tienhoven, Adriaen van, 24, 28, .31.
Tienhoven, Cornells van, IS. 19, 20,
24, 25, 27, 38, 115, 1.36, 137, 138, 150,
151, 152. 153, 154. 156, 174.
Tilje. Jan. 81.
Tiltou, John, a5, 105.
Timmerman, Panlus, 2, 3, 4.
Tinnecnra. 50. 102.
Tobacco iuspector.s, 115.
Toe, Samuel, 87.
Tomassen, Jan, 68, 60. (See Ian
Dijck.)
Tnmazen. Tennis, 179.
Tonneman, Peter, 20, 21, 41, 42, 154,
155, 162.
Toorn. William, aS.
Topjiing Tliomae, 00.
Torkilhis. Reonis, 121.
To«-n clerks. 103.
Town crier, 112.
Town treasurers, 109.
Townsend, John, 88, 93.
Townsend, Roger, 166.
Tounsen, Thomas. 95, IBS.
Truv, Philip de, 109.
Tulp, Nicholas, 6.
Turnkey, 112.
Twelve men, the, 52.
Tysen, Claes. 178, 181.
LTnderhill, John xiv, xvi, 15, 44, 54,
88, 160.
rnderhill, Petronella. 38.
T^pland. 47.
Vaile, 1 homas, 9.S.
Valckenier. Gillis. 6.
Valentine. Richard. 110.
Van Aeckcn, Jan Kostersen, 71.
Van Bael. Jan Hendricks. 71.
\AU Paerle. David. 1. 2, 3, 4, 5.
Van Beeck, Isaac, 1, 2. 3,
Van Brugge. Carel, 26. 27, 28, 33
48, 106,t.54, 155, 164. 174.
Van Brugge, Jan CJillisen, 174.
Van Bnigh. Johannes. 60, 61, 62,
63, 67, 16.3, 165. 166, 167.
Van Brugh, Johannes Pletersen,
62,63.136,175. (See Verbrugge.)
Van Bmut, Rutger Joosteu, 80.
L
INDEX.
197
Van Clecf, .Jiin, 148. I
Vandcr Bei-ck, Pauhw, 33, 3fi, 117, i
125, 143, nii.
Van den Bcr^ch, Peter Janscn, 120.
Vander Capelle, Hendrick. 8, 17.
Vander Donck, Adriaen, xiv xv,
xvi, 8, Hi, Sn, 56, 192, 1.3(i. 150.
Vandersrist, .laool) L., 116, l.'iO.
Vanderfj:rist, .Tohanues L., 116.
Vandi^rgrij^f, Faulus Lecnderts, 16,
17, 2:5, 67, 5(1, 6(1, 61, 6S, 115, 141,
142, 143. 144, 150, 151, 159, 161, 162.
Vauder Linde, Peter, 116, 125, 13U,
Vander Shiys, Andries, 132, j
Vander Spiegel, Lonrens, 64.
Vander Veen, Peter Corneliasen,
65. 156, 175.
Vander Veen, Walewyn, 193. 1
Vander Vin, Hendrick Jansen, 82,
103.
Vander Walle, Hendrick, 29. I
Van de Water, Jacobus, 96, 165,
16S, len.
Van Dyck, Cornells, 71.
Van Dvck, GresioriUs, 46.
Van Dyck, Hendrick, 13, 16, 17, IS.
38, 174. ]
Van Dyck, Jan Tomasseu, 80. SI.
Van Elst. (See Gaichett.^.)
Van Glieel, Maximilijiu, 60, 151.
Van Ham, Jan Jansen, 17S.
Van Iloorn. Jan Cornelissen, 178.
(See Cor/tdi^.^en.)
Van Loon, Nicholas, 6.
Van Nes, Abraham. 108, 123.
Van Nes, Peter Petersen, 144.
Van Rensselaer, Jeremias, 136, 147.
Van Renselaer, Kiliaen, 7.
Van Schaaick, Goosen Gerritsen.
fiSI. (Sr,> l,;,i-if.<,-n.)
Van Twill. -r. Wouter, 0.
Van Vleeck. Tirliiinn, 46, 100. 133.
Van Vorst, Cornells, 40.
Van Vorst. Joris, 183.
Varlet, Ahrani, 2(1, 164.
Varlet, Nichohis, 39, 35, i:i3,
Varrevauger. Jacob Hendricks, 134,
195, 198, ISO.
Vedder, Herman, 71.
Vendue masters. 114.
Verbeeck, Jan, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 147.
Verbraack, C. J., 108.
Verbrngge, Johannes Pieterseu, 66,
(See Van Brtiffh.)
A'erdon, Thomas, 75.
Verdonck, Tliomas. 146.
Verhulst, William, S.
Verleth, Nicolaes, 162, 182.
Verplanck, .Vbram, 181.
Verplauck, Gelyn, 64, 163, 168.
Verstius, William, 130.
Verveelen, Johannes, 97, 99, 107,
147.
Veryn, Jan Jansen, 166,
Videt, Jean, 176.
Vincent, Adrian, 177.
Vinge, Jan, 61, 62, 63, 174,
Virginia, xix, 35, 138.
Volck, Israel Bensen, 111.
Volekerzeu, Hendrick, 183.
Voocht, Gillis de, i:!4.
Voorhees, Cocrt Stevensen van,
147. 140.
Vos. Balthazar, 80.
Vos, Hans, 3!l.
Vos, Nicolas, 164.
Vosch. Balthazar, 146.
Vreucht, Peter, 125.
Vries, Reynier Gerritsen, 183.
Waalboglit, xiii.
Waldron, Resolved, 39, 41, 42, 97,
111, 1.34, 1.38, ISO.
Walingen, Jacob, .53.
Walker, Zachariah, 120.
^Vallingh, Jacob, 189.
AValraven, Thomas, 1.35.
Wampum, xiii.
Wantcnaar, Albert Cornelissen, 73,
74, 75. 145, 147, 154.
Ward, John, 101.
Wardill, Eleakin, 101.
Washburn. William. 01, 143.
Wat.M's. Edward, '.is.
Webber, WollVrt, 97.
Weigh house, 33, :», 35, .38.
Weights and measures, inspectors
oC 116.
Welius, Everardus, 119.
Wendel. Evert, 67, 70.
Werckhoven, Cornelis van, 8, 18,
19, 141, 142.
Wessels, David, 196.
Wessels, Harman, 126.
Wessels, Mettie, 183.
198
INDEX.
Wess 'Is, Warnaer, 32, 33, *4, 35, 36,
116, 175.
Westchester, xiii, sv, xvii, sviii,,
xis. 41, 97, 1IJ7. 121, 154, 166.
Westerhout, Adriaen Jansen van,
135.
Westerhout. Jan Jansen, 135.
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