Document: Patent of Jacobus van Corler for a tract of land on Long Island

Holding Institution
New York State Archives
Document ID
NYSA_A1880-78_VGG_0012
Description

Patent. Jacobus van Corler; middlemost of the three flats called Castuteeuw, situate on Long Island called by the Indians Sewan-hacky.

Document Date
1636-06-16
Document Date (Date Type)
1636-06-16
Document Type
Patent
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Translation
Translation

For a complete translation see:  http://iarchives.nysed.gov/xtf/view?docId=tei/A1880/NYSA_A1880-78_VGG_0012.xml

Translations are created by Charles Gehring  with assistance from  the New Netherland Institute,  Copyright to the translations is held by the Holland Society of New York.  The translations are hosted online by the New York State Archives.

Location
Modern Location
Long Island, NY
Property Type
Property Type
Land
To Party 1
To Party 1
Jacobus van Curler (ID: 1609,000,033)
To Party 1 Text Unlinked
Jacobus van Corler
To Party 1 Entity
Individual
To Party 1 Entity Role
Grantee
From Party 1
From Party 1 Entity
DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC)
From Party 1 Entity Role
Owner (Grantor)
From Party 2
From Party 2 Text Unlinked
Tirkirauw, Ketamau, Ararykan, Asvachkou, Suarinkehinck, Wappittawackenis, Ehetyn as owners, in presence of Penhawis, Cakapeteynb, as chiefs
From Party 2 Entity
Tribe
From Party 2 Entity Role
Representative - Indian / Native American Tribe
Document Location
Document Finding Aid or Collection
New Netherland Council Dutch colonial patents and deeds (Series A1880 _ 1630-1664)
Box
1
Volume
GG
Item
12
Link
http://digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov/index.php/Detail/objects/51122
Search Terms
Find location: Long Island called by the Indians Sewan-hacky

Over a dozen "From" parties - tribes, individual Indians, and at least 4 Europeans.

Also: DWIC may have not been the grantor in a usual sense, they may have been the grantor as an intermediary, since the land at that time was not owned by the DWIC.