Lot | Lot Group | Lot ID | Date Start | Property Type | From Party | From Party (Text) | To Party 1 | To Party 1 (text) | To Party 2 | To Party 2 (text) | Description |
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Andries Hudde, c. 1642 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Andries Hudde, c. 1642 | 1642-00-00 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Andries Hudde (ID: 1609,000,030) | Andries Hudde | |||||
Anthony the Turk, August 3 1639 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Anthony the Turk, August 3 1639 | 1639-08-03 | Anthony Jansen van Salee (ID: 1,660,203) | Anthony the Turk | ||||||
Bennet house (burned Fall 1643) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Bennet house (burned Fall 1643) | |||||||||
Claes Cornelisen Swits c. 1638 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Claes Cornelisen Swits c. 1638 | 1638-00-00 | Claes Cornelisen Swits | |||||||
Claes Naerden (Ruyter), c. 1642 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Claes Naerden (Ruyter), c. 1642 | 1642-00-00 | Claes Jansen de Ruyter van Naerden (ID: 1,660,052) | Claes Naerden (Ruyter) | ||||||
Cornelis Dircks Ferryman 1643. | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Cornelis Dircks Ferryman 1643. | 1643-00-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Cornelis Dircks Ferryman | ||||||
Edwaert Fiscock, c. 1645? | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Edwaert Fiscock, c. 1645? | 1645-00-00 | Edwaert Fiscock | |||||||
Flatbush | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Flatbush | |||||||||
Freeke's Mill | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Freeke's Mill | |||||||||
Frerick Lubbertsz, September 4, 1645 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Frerick Lubbertsz, September 4, 1645 | 1645-09-04 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Frederick Lubbertsen (ID: 1,660,121) | Frerick Lubbertsz | |||||
Gerrit Wolphersz, July 1645 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Gerrit Wolphersz, July 1645 | 1645-07-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Wolfert Gerritsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,109) | Gerrit Wolphersz | |||||
Gravesend Patent, Dec. 1645 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Gravesend Patent, Dec. 1645 | 1645-12-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Gravesend Patent | ||||||
Gysbert op Dyck, May 24, 1644. | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Gysbert op Dyck, May 24, 1644. | 1644-05-24 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Gysbert op Dyck | ||||||
Hans Lodewyck November 3 1645 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Hans Lodewyck November 3 1645 | 1645-11-03 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Hans Lodewyck | ||||||
Huych Aertsz, July 1645 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Huych Aertsz, July 1645 | 1645-07-00 | Huych Aertsz | |||||||
Indian deed for land at Heemstede | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Indian deed for land at Heemstede | Takaposha Wanvagh Chegonae Romege Wangwamp Rumasackromen Worotum Ocarking Waantanch Cheknow Sayassatock Tackapaus Martom Peese Komach | ||||||||
Indian Deed for land at Newtown | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Indian Deed for land at Newtown | 1663-11-03 | Wamtompack Sachem of Rockaway on Long Island Arompa | Inhabitants of Newtown | ||||||
Jamaica patent | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Jamaica patent | |||||||||
Jan Manje, September 11, 1642 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Jan Manje, September 11, 1642 | 1642-09-11 | Jan Manje | |||||||
Jan Rotterdam c. 1638 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Jan Rotterdam c. 1638 | 1638-00-00 | Jan Rotterdam | |||||||
John Underhill, May 14 1646 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_John Underhill, May 14 1646 | 1646-05-14 | John Underhill (ID: 1609,000,035) | John Underhill | ||||||
Joris Dircksz March 23, 1646 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Joris Dircksz March 23, 1646 | 1646-03-23 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Joris Dircksz | ||||||
Lambert Huybertsen Mol purchase 1641 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Lambert Huybertsen Mol purchase 1641 | 1641-00-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Lambert Huybertsen Mol (ID: 167) | Lambert Huybertsen Mol | |||||
Michael Picet, c. 1641 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Michael Picet, c. 1641 | 1641-00-00 | Michael Picet (ID: 1609,000,016) | Michael Picet | ||||||
Middleburg Indian patent | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Middleburg Indian patent | 1656-04-12 | Inhabitants of Middleberg | |||||||
Newtown / Middleburg patent is relevant, chartered 1640, settled 1652, evacuated 1653 because of Anglo Dutch War, Indians attacked 1655 as part of broader uprising, allied with New England, purchased Indian title 1666. | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Newtown / Middleburg patent is relevant, chartered 1640, settled 1652, evacuated 1653 because of Anglo Dutch War, Indians attacked 1655 as part of broader uprising, allied with New England, purchased Indian title 1666. | |||||||||
Old Stone House | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Old Stone House | |||||||||
Patent for land at Canarsie | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent for land at Canarsie | 1647-01-21 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | George Baxter (ID: 1609,000,059) | Ritchert Clof | |||||
Patent for Massebackhun to Inhabitants of Gravesend | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent for Massebackhun to Inhabitants of Gravesend | 1650-11-01 | Tahasertum Arremackanus, Arrazukon, Assawohore, and Sasham | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company for Inhabitants of Gravesend | |||||
Patent for Moreposee | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent for Moreposee | 1650-00-00 | ||||||||
Patent for Wimbaccoe to Thomas Spicer | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent for Wimbaccoe to Thomas Spicer | 1652-07-20 | Orancke and Sprecke Jon alias Aremacủs | Thomas Spicer | ||||||
Patent to Andries Hudde and Wolphert Gerritsen (van Couwenhoven) for westernrnmost flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Andries Hudde and Wolphert Gerritsen (van Couwenhoven) for westernrnmost flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | 1636-06-16 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) (3277) | Wolfert Gerritsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,109) | Wolfert Gerritsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,109)Andries Hudde (ID: 1609,000,030) | Andries Hudde (ID: 1609,000,030) | Andries Hudde (ID: 1609,000,030) | ||
Patent to Claes Cornelissen van Schouw for land on Long Island | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Claes Cornelissen van Schouw for land on Long Island | 1642-11-14 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | (Mentelaer) v Schouw (Claes Cornelisz van Schouw) | ||||||
Patent to Cornelis van Werckhoven for lands from Gowanus through the hills to Mechwanienck and from there past Gravesend to the sea | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Cornelis van Werckhoven for lands from Gowanus through the hills to Mechwanienck and from there past Gravesend to the sea | 1652-11-22 | Chief Seysey (ID: 1609,000,083) | Sei ]seu and Mattano, chiefs and owners, Mattano, Mattaveno, and Cossikan | Cornelis van Werckhoven (ID: 1,660,208) | Cornelis van Werckhoven | ||||
Patent to Frerick Lubbertsen for land near Merechkawikingh about Werpos | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Frerick Lubbertsen for land near Merechkawikingh about Werpos | 1640-05-27 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Frederick Lubbertsen (ID: 1,660,121) | Frederick Lubbertsen | |||||
Patent to George Rapalje for tract of land called Rinnegachonck (Wallabout, Brooklyn) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to George Rapalje for tract of land called Rinnegachonck (Wallabout, Brooklyn) | 1637-06-16 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Joris (George) Rapalje (ID: 184) | George (Joris) Rapalje (ID: 184) | |||||
Patent to Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven for land on Long Island | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven for land on Long Island | 1643-07-06 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,101) | Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,101) | |||||
Patent to Jacobus van Corlear for middle flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Jacobus van Corlear for middle flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | 1636-06-16 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Jacobus van Curler (ID: 1609,000,033) | Jacobus van Curler (ID: 1609,000,033) | |||||
Patent to Jan Eversz Bout for land at Marechkawick on the kil of Gouwanes | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Jan Eversz Bout for land at Marechkawick on the kil of Gouwanes | 1645-07-08 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Jan Evertsen Bout (ID: 1,660,022) | Jan Evertsen Bout (ID: 1,660,022) | |||||
Patent to Jan Montfoort for land next to Renegakonck | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Jan Montfoort for land next to Renegakonck | 1641-05-29 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Jan Montfoort (ID: 1609000050) | Jan Montfoort (ID: 1609000050) | |||||
Patent to Marriockh & Mamahanung | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Marriockh & Mamahanung | 1654-05-07 | Mattinoh Sachemacko of Kioke ( May be Mattenouw of Hespatingh, needs further research.) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company for Inhabitants of Gravesend | |||||
Patent to Meakeepaca for Inhabitants of Gravesend | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Meakeepaca for Inhabitants of Gravesend | 1684-07-05 | Oacke Wasco Arennapeoh Nameckesmenges | Inhabitants of Gravesend | ||||||
Patent to Peter Cesar for land on the bay of Merechkawick | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Peter Cesar for land on the bay of Merechkawick | 1641-00-00 | Peter Ceser Alberto (ID: 1609,000,224) | Peter Ceser Alberto / Pieter Cesar Italiaen | ||||||
Patent to Peter Montfoort for land on the bay of Meyrechkawick | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Peter Montfoort for land on the bay of Meyrechkawick | 1641-05-29 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Peter Montfoort (ID: 1609,000,060) | Peter Montfoort (ID: 1609,000,060) | |||||
Patent to the Island of Equindito | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to the Island of Equindito | 1664-05-13 | Bambres as Wanmat Tappa Kackawafnhe Canmenorke Menasrotherd Orawase Anascorah | |||||||
Patent to Thomas Brescher for land near Saphorakan | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Thomas Brescher for land near Saphorakan | 1639-11-28 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Thomas Brescher (ID: 1609,000,048) | Thomas Brescher (ID: 1609,000,048) | |||||
Patent to unsold lands for Inhabitants of Breukelen | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to unsold lands for Inhabitants of Breukelen | 1670-05-22 | Peter, Elmohar, Job, Makaquiquos, and Shamese, late of Staten-Island | Inhabitants of Breukelen | ||||||
Patent to unsold lands in Amersvoort (Flatlands) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to unsold lands in Amersvoort (Flatlands) | 1665-04-23 | Wametappack, Minnequahen, Attewaram, Oramysy, Rammyersen, Panwangum, Kameneck, Wanaclyck. | Inhabitants of of Amersvoort | ||||||
Patent to unsold lands in Midwout (Flatbush) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to unsold lands in Midwout (Flatbush) | 1670-04-20 | Eskemoppas, Sachem of Rockaway, upon Long Island, Kinnarimas and Ahawaham, his brothers | Inhabitants of Midwout | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | |||||
Patent to West India Company for Eghquaons (Staten Island) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to West India Company for Eghquaons (Staten Island) | 1657-07-10 | Waerhinnis Couwe (ID: 1609,000,188) | Waerhinnis Couwe Nechtan Saccis Mattenouw Taghkoppeeuw Temeren Weertsjan Kekinghame Wewetachamen Minqua Sackingh Nuntuaseeuw Teringh Achspoor Oratam Pennikeck Keghtackaan Keghtakaan Teringh Waerhinnus Couwe Mattenouw | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company | ||||
Patent to West India Company for lands beween Rinnegachonck and Mespaechtes | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to West India Company for lands beween Rinnegachonck and Mespaechtes | 1638-08-01 | Chief Kakapoteyno (ID: 1609,000,086) | Kakapoteyno, Menqueuw and Suwirau, chiefs of Keskaechquerem | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company, witnessed Maurits Janson Claes van Elslant Cornelis van Tienhoven |
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Patent to West India Company for lands from Coney Island to Gowanus along the North River and from Coney Island along the seashore to Weywittsprittner | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to West India Company for lands from Coney Island to Gowanus along the North River and from Coney Island along the seashore to Weywittsprittner | 1645-09-10 | Chief Seysey (ID: 1609,000,083) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company | |||||
Patent to West India Company for Suan Hacky | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to West India Company for Suan Hacky | 1639-01-15 | Chief Sachem of Marossepinck, Sintsinck Mechowodt (ID: 1609000047) | Mechowodt, chief sachem of Marossepinck, Sintsinck (also called Schouts bay), Piscamoc, his cousin, Wattewochkouw, Kachpohor, Ketachkwawars, co-owners of the aforesaid land | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company | ||||
Patent to William Adrianse Bennet and Jacques Bentyn | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to William Adrianse Bennet and Jacques Bentyn | 1636-00-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | William Adrianse Bennet | Jacques Bentyn (ID: 1609,000,038) | |||||
Patent to Wouter van Twiller for easternmost flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Wouter van Twiller for easternmost flat of Keskateuw (Flatlands, Brooklyn) | 1636-07-16 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | |||||
Patent to Wouter van Twiller for Pagganck or Nut Island (Governor's Island) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Wouter van Twiller for Pagganck or Nut Island (Governor's Island) | 1637-06-16 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | |||||
Patent to Wouter van Twiller for Red Hoock | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Wouter van Twiller for Red Hoock | 1638-04-22 | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | ||||||
Patent to Wouter van Twiller for two islands in Hellgate, the larger called Tenkenas and the smaller Minnahanonck | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Patent to Wouter van Twiller for two islands in Hellgate, the larger called Tenkenas and the smaller Minnahanonck | 1637-07-00 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | Wouter van Twiller (ID: 1609,000,034) | |||||
Penhawitz patent to West India Company for remaining lands | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Penhawitz patent to West India Company for remaining lands | 1640-05-10 | Chief Penawitz (ID: 1609,000,053) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | West India Company | |||||
Peter Cornelisz Feb 8 1646 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Peter Cornelisz Feb 8 1646 | 1646-02-08 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Pieter Cornelissen vander Veen (ID: 1,660,189) | Peter Cornelisz | |||||
Plunder's Neck | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Plunder's Neck | 1662-10-03 | Inhabitants of Newtown | |||||||
Prarie | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Prarie | Prarie | ||||||||
Seysey's maize lands | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Seysey's maize lands | |||||||||
Shell banks | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Shell banks | |||||||||
Thomas Pell deed with local Native Americans on June 27, 1654. | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Thomas Pell deed with local Native Americans on June 27, 1654. | |||||||||
Untitled 1 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 1 | 1663-02-25 | ||||||||
Untitled 2 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 2 | 1654-06-27 | Saggamores: Shawanórõckquot Poquõrúm Anhõõke Wawhamkus Mehúmõw Witnesses: Cockho Kamaque Cockinsecawa | Thomas Pell I (ID: 1609,000,111) | Thomas Pell | |||||
Untitled 3 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 3 | chief of Marsepain, called Tachpausaan,[2] alias Meautinnemin | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | ||||||
Untitled 4 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 4 | |||||||||
Untitled 5 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 5 | |||||||||
Untitled 6 | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Untitled 6 | 1639-05-17 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Cornells Lambersen Cool | Thomas Becher | |||||
Van Twiller house (later Wyckoff house) | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Van Twiller house (later Wyckoff house) | |||||||||
White Oak with 3 notches | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_White Oak with 3 notches | |||||||||
Wiequaeskeck | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Wiequaeskeck | 1649-07-14 | Megtegichkama, Oteyochque, and Wegtakochken, Pomipahan Meytehickhama Wegtakachkey Seyseychkimus |
Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | ||||||
Wolfert Gerretse van Kouwenhoven house | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Wolfert Gerretse van Kouwenhoven house | |||||||||
Yellow Mill | Brooklyn Grants | brooklyn_grants_Yellow Mill | |||||||||
Grant Lots | grant_lot_C24 | ||||||||||
Grant Lots | grant_lot_C3C4 | ||||||||||
Grant Lots | grant_lot_LB | ||||||||||
A - Block - Garden - DWIC | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A - Block - Garden - DWIC | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | This was a garden for the DWIC to raise food for the community. Dated 1-1-1664 pending further research. |
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A - Block - The Old Church Yard - DWIC | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A - Block - The Old Church Yard - DWIC | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | This was an old church yard. Dated 1-1-1664 pending further research. |
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A - Garden - DWIC (Block A) | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A - Garden - DWIC (Block A) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | This was a garden for the DWIC to raise food for the community. Dated 1-1-1664 pending further research. |
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A Block - Fort - Fort Amsterdam | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A Block - Fort - Fort Amsterdam | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | The Fort was originally made of wooden timbers. Construction on Fort Amsterdam was begun in 1625 by Dutch West India Company surveyor and engineer Crijn Fredericksz. Despite professional advice that a masonry structure would best withstand the elements of the waterfront site on which it was built, plus the depredations of rooting hogs and pigs, the fort was constructed of timber and suffered much degradation over time. A four-sided structure with bastions at each corner to protect the sod-covered rubble-filled walls of clay and sand, it was finally torn down in 1790 following the American Revolution. During its day, it was variously the center of New Amsterdam’s trading activity, soldiers’ barracks, by 1642 the Reformed Dutch Church, the WIC Director’s house, and a storage depot for West India Company goods. |
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A1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A1 | 1650-07-26 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Martyn (ID: 1,660,125) | |||||
A10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A10 | 1650-05-23 | Dirck Nes | Unknown grantee | ||||||
A11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A11 | 1654-10-23 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Swaen (ID: 1,660,171) | Jan Swaen | ||||
A12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A12 | 1654-07-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Samuel Drisius (ID: 1,660,057) | Rev. Samuel Drisius | ||||
A13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A13 | 1660-10-13 | Church Wardens of this City | Nicassius de Sille (ID: 87), Hendrick Jansen vander Vin (ID: 1,660,190) | Nicasius de Sille and Hendrick Jansen Van der Vin | |||||
A14 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A14 | 1649-05-14 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Stuyvesant | Paulus Leenders van der Grift (ID: 1,660,116) | Paulus Leendersen Van Der Grift | ||||
A15 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A15 | 1649-05-04 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Stuyvesant | Hendrick van Dyck (ID: 432) | Hendrick Van Dyck | ||||
A16 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A16 | 1649-07-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Nicholas Willem Stuyvesant (ID: 1609,000,228) | Nicholas William Stuyvesant | ||||
A17 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A17 | 1649-07-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Balthazar Lazarus Stuyvesant (ID: 1609,000,227) | Balta-Lazar Stuyvesant | ||||
A18 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A18 | 1638-04-19 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Governor Kieft | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Jansen Damen | ||||
A2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A2 | 1644-08-25 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Brown (ID: 1,660,027) | Thomas Broen | ||||
A3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A3 | 1643-05-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Marten Cregier ( Kriger, Creiger, Krieger) (ID: 1,660,043) | Martin Cregier | ||||
A3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A3 | |||||||||
A4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A4 | 1650-01-08 | Peter Stoutenbergh | Gerrit Douman | ||||||
A5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A5 | 1643-07-03 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Stevensen | |||||
A6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A6 | 1649-04-15 | Director General DWIC | Stuyvesant | Unknown Grantee | |||||
A7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A7 | 1649-04-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Jansen (ID: 1,660,095) | Hendrick Jansen | ||||
A8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A8 | 1649-06-06 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | John Huygen (ID: 1,660,090) | Jan Huygen | ||||
A9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_A9 | 1651-03-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Frederic Jansen | |||||
B1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B1 | 1643-07-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis Volckersen | |||||
B10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B10 | 1658-07-11 | Burgomasters | Pieter Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 263) | Pieter Wolfertsen van Cou- wenhoven | |||||
B11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B11 | 1668-08-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Peter Stuyvesant | ||||
B12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B12 | 1645-01-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis Groesens | |||||
B2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B2 | 1644-05-24 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Philip Geraerdy (ID: 1,660,070) | Philip Geraerdy | ||||
B3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B3 | 1647-03-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Teunis Nyssen (ID: 1609,000,010) | |||||
B4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B4 | 1645-09-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Leandert Aerden (ID: 1,660,003) | Leendert Aerden | ||||
B5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B5 | 1646-06-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Sybout Claessen (ID: 1,660,033) | Sybout Claessen | ||||
B6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B6 | 1645-01-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Johannes Nevius (ID: 170) | Johannes Nevius | ||||
B7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B7 | 1661-09-06 | Governor Nicolls | Jan Pietersen | ||||||
B8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B8 | 1663-12-08 | Governor Nicolls | Albert Leendertsen | ||||||
B9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_B9 | 1653-02-24 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Samuel Drisius (ID: 1,660,057) | Rev. Samuel Drisius | ||||
C1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C1 | 1645-09-14 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Sandersen (ID: 407) | Thomas Sandersen | ||||
C10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C10 | 1647-03-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten (ID: 1,660,083) | Cosyn Gerritsen | ||||
C11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C11 | 1643-07-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | RutgerArentsen Van Seyl | |||||
C12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C12 | 1643-07-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornells Volckersen | |||||
C13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C13 | 1654-12-01 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Willem Bradenbent (ID: 1,660,023) | William Bredenbent | ||||
C14 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C14 | 1646-05-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Paulus van der Beeck (ID: 1,660,186) | Paulus Van der Beeke | ||||
C15 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C15 | 1643-07-06 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Roelof Jansen Haes | |||||
C16 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C16 | 1651-01-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Toussaint Briel (ID: 1,660,026) | Toesyn (Toussaint) Briel | ||||
C17 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C17 | 1647-03-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Peter Van Linden. | |||||
C18 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C18 | 1645-11-03 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Edward Marrel (ID: 1609,000,031) | Edward Marrel | ||||
C19 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C19 | 1656-05-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Rudolphus (ID: 1,660,153) | Peter Rudolf | ||||
C2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C2 | 1653-10-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Pietersen (ID: 1,660,137) | Abraham Pietersen | ||||
C20 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C20 | 1656-06-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacob Kip | |||||
C21 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C21 | 1656-06-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Isaac Kip | |||||
C22 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C22 | 1661-04-11 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacob Kip | |||||
C23 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C23 | N/A | Land of the Deacons of the City | |||||||
C3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C3 | 1644-09-08 | Gorcum | Peter Jansen | ||||||
C4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C4 | 1645-02-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Jansen Smith | |||||
C5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C5 | 1647-02-07 | Hendnck Jansen | Adam Brouwer (ID: 1609,000,021) | ||||||
C6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C6 | 1645-09-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Snediger (ID: 1,660,164) | Jan Snediger | ||||
C7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C7 | 1643-06-02 | Albert Cuyn (ID: 1609,000,014) | Albert Cuyn | Isaac Allerton (ID: 1,660,228), Govert Loockermans (ID: 151) | |||||
C8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C8 | 1643-07-06 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Andries Hudde (ID: 1609,000,030) | |||||
C9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_C9 | 1643-07-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Sandersen (ID: 407) | Thomas Sandersen | ||||
D1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D1 | 1645-07-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Teunis Tomassen Van Naerden | |||||
D10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D10 | 1643-07-13 | Governor Nicolls | Philip Geraerdy (ID: 1,660,070) | Philip Geraerdy | |||||
D11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D11 | 1645-09-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Isaac de Forest (ID: 68) | Isaac De Foreest | ||||
D12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D12 | 1658-02-09 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Frederick Philipse (ID: 174) | Frederick Philipsen | ||||
D2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D2 | 1645-09-30 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Harry Peers | |||||
D3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D3 | 1645-06-23 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Cornelissen van Hoorn (ID: 1,660,197) | Jan Cornelissen (van Hoorn) | ||||
D4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D4 | 1646-11-29 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gerrit Douman | |||||
D5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D5 | 1645-04-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 263) | Pieter Wolphertsen Van Couwenhoven | ||||
D6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D6 | 1646-03-17 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 263) | Pieter Wolphertsen | ||||
D7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D7 | 1645-09-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Oloff Stevensen van Cortlandt (ID: 260) | |||||
D8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D8 | 1647-03-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Harmen Myndertsen Van Bogaert | |||||
D9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_D9 | 1643-08-07 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Adam Roelantsen (ID: 1609, 000,009) | |||||
E1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E1 | 1646-05-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Sybout Claessen (ID: 1,660,033) | |||||
E10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E10 | 1647-03-14 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Ver Planck (ID: 377) | Abraham Planck | ||||
E11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E11 | 1646-10-6 to 1646-10-24 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Cornelissen vander Veen (ID: 1,660,189) | Peter Cornelissen | ||||
E12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E12 | 1643-04-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Hendricksen (ID: 140) | Hendrick Hendricksen Kip | ||||
E13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E13 | 1643-11-14 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Jacobsen van Steenwyck (ID: 1609000043) | Abraham Jacobsen Van Steenwyck | ||||
E14 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E14 | 1647-04-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Teunis Cray (ID: 1,660,042) | Tonis Kray | ||||
E15 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E15 | 1642-11-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Ruycken (ID: 187) | Jan Pietersen and Abraham Rycken | ||||
E2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E2 | 1646-08-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Isaac de Forest (ID: 68) | Isaac De Foreest | ||||
E3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E3 | 1647-00-00 (Prior To) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Everardus Bogardus (ID: 28) | Everardus Bogardus | ||||
E4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E4 | 1647-03-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Robert Bottelaer | |||||
E5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E5 | 1646-04-23 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | George Holmes (ID: 1,660,087) | George Homs | ||||
E6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E6 | 1680-10-15 | Governor Andros | Philip Welles | ||||||
E7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E7 | 1646-10-24 | Jacob Hendricksen |
DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Land of the Company's Brewery and the Fiscal's Kitchen. | |||||
E8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E8 | 1646-03-23 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Peter Van Linden | |||||
E9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_E9 | N/A | "The Brugh Steegh" | |||||||
F1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F1 | 1647-01-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hans Kierstede (ID: 1,660,107) | Hans Kierstede | ||||
F10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F10 | 1656-06-30 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,101) | Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven | ||||
F11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F11 | 1647-03-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Lourenssen (ID: 1,660,120) | Peter Lourenssen | ||||
F12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F12 | 1656-09-19 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Jansen | |||||
F13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F13 | 1656-06-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Samuel Edsall (ID: 1,660,060) | Samuel Edsall | ||||
F14 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F14 | 1656-05-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Nicolaes Backer | |||||
F15 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F15 | 1664-08-03 | Governor Nicolls | Frans Jansen van Hooghten (ID: 1,660,196) | Frans Jans Van Hooghten | |||||
F16 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F16 | 1656-06-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hans Dreper (ID: 1,660,056) | Hans Dreeper | ||||
F17 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F17 | 1647-03-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Baxter (ID: 1609,000,055) | Thomas Bacxter | ||||
F2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F2 | 1646-05-11 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Roelof Jansen | |||||
F3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F3 | 1644-09-08 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Cornelissen vander Veen (ID: 1,660,189) | Pieter Cornelissen | ||||
F4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F4 | 1667-06-25 | Governor Nicolls | Cornelis Steenwyck (ID: 1,660,234) | Cornelius Steenwick | |||||
F5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F5 | 1649-07-19 | Governor Nicolls | Paulus Leenders van der Grift (ID: 1,660,116) | Paulus Leenders Van der Grift | |||||
F6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F6 | 1650-00-00 (Prior To) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | The Pack-house of the West India Company | |||||
F7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F7 | 1645-07-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Augustine Herrman (ID: 1,660,078) | Augustine Heermans | ||||
F8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F8 | 1647-05-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | Thomas Hall | ||||
F9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_F9 | 1647-03-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Oloff Stevensen van Cortlandt (ID: 260) | Oloff Stevensen Van Cortlandt | ||||
G1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G1 | 1644-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Tryntje Jonas (ID: 1609,000,061) | Tryntie Jonas | ||||
G2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G2 | 1644-09-09 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacob Jacobsen Roy (ID: 1660019) | Jacob Jacobsen Roy | ||||
G3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G3 | 1645-07 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Snediger (ID: 1,660,164) | Jan Snediker | ||||
G4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G4 | 1647-03-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hans Hansen | |||||
G5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G5 | 1647-03-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Joris (George) Rapalje (ID: 184) | George Rapalje | ||||
G6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G6 | 1647-03-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Claes Jansen Backer | |||||
G7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G7 | 1645-07-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gillis Pietersen van der Gouw (ID: 1,660,188) | Gillis Pietersen | ||||
G8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G8 | 1647-01-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cors Pietersen | |||||
G9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_G9 | 1647-04-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jochim Pietersen | |||||
H1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_H1 | 1647-03-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Lambert Valkenbergh (ID: 346) | Lammert Van Valckenborch | ||||
H2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_H2 | 1647-02-19 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Evertsen Bout (ID: 1,660,022) | Jan Evertsen Bout | ||||
H3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_H3 | 1647-05-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | James Huybertsen (ID: 1,660,089) | Sergeant Huybertsen | ||||
H4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_H4 | 1647-02-03 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Paulus Heymanssen | |||||
H5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_H5 | 1649-04-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Francis Doughty (ID: 1609,000,122) | Francis Doughty | ||||
J - Block - Garden - DWIC | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J - Block - Garden - DWIC | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | This was a garden for the DWIC to raise food for the community. Dated 1-1-1664 pending further research. |
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J1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J1 | 1638-00-00 (Prior To) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | The West India Company's Bakery | |||||
J10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J10 | 1668-05-08 | Conf Governor Nicolls | Nicholas Varlett | ||||||
J11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J11 | N/A | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Jan Pietersen | |||||
J12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J12 | 1647-04-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jochim Kierstede | |||||
J13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J13 | 1664-04-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Ida Cornelissen van Vorst (ID: 1,660,207) | Ide Cornelissen Van Vorst | ||||
J14 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J14 | N/A | Conf Governor Nicolls | Nicholas Jansen Backer | ||||||
J15 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J15 | N/A | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Stuyvesant | Michael Jansen (ID: 134) | Michael Jansen | ||||
J16 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J16 | N/A | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Stuyvesant | Jacob Stoffelsen (ID: 1,660,169) | Jacob StofFells | ||||
J2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J2 | 1647-03-29 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Rem Jansen (van Jeveren) (ID: 1,660,099) | Rem Jansen | ||||
J3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J3 | 1644-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Claes Jansen de Ruyter van Naerden (ID: 1,660,052) | Claes Jansen Van Naerden | ||||
J4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J4 | 1647-05-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornells Teunissen, Shoemaker | |||||
J5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J5 | 1643-05-18 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Schepmoes (ID: 205) | Jan Jansen Schepmoes | ||||
J6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J6 | 1647-04-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jurian Blanck (ID: 19) | Jeurj-aen Blanck | ||||
J7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J7 | 1645-07-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gillis Pietersen van der Gouw (ID: 1,660,188) | Gillis Pietersen | ||||
J8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J8 | 1648-05-17 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Marritje Jans Loockermans (ID: 660,080) | Maretie Jansen | ||||
J9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_J9 | 1657-12-19 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Nicassius de Sille (ID: 87) | Nicasius De SiUe | ||||
K1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K1 | 1653-02-24 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Governor Nicolls | Samuel Drisius (ID: 1,660,057) | Do. Samuel Drisius | ||||
K10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K10 | 1666-03-31 | Mayor and Aldermen, by Virtue of Authority of Richard Nicolls |
Pieter Jansen | ||||||
K11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K11 | 1662-07-07 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Janneken Bonus | |||||
K12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K12 | 1658-03-01 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Albert Jansen (ID: 1,660,092) | Albert Jansen | ||||
K13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K13 | 1654-05-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Carl Van Brugge | |||||
K2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K2 | 1658-12-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Van Languedoc (ID: 1,660,199) | Jan Jansen Van Langedyck | ||||
K3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K3 | 1657-12-20 | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Damen | Jacob Stryker, Jr. (ID: 1,660,170) | Jacob Strycker | ||||
K4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K4 | 1663-04-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Catherina Ernstingh | |||||
K5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K5 | 1661-04-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Adriaen Van Laer | |||||
K6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K6 | 1659-01-31 | Burgomasters | Cornelis Hendricksen (ID: 1,660,081) | Cornelis Hendricksen | |||||
K7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K7 | 1659-01-31 | Burgomasters | Creyn Jacobsen | ||||||
K8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K8 | 1660-07-11 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Andries Andriessen | |||||
K9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_K9 | 1662-05-10 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | unkown grantee (most likely Arent Lauwrensen) | |||||
L-A | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L-A | 1647-03-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Peter Montfoort (ID: 1609,000,060) | Peter Monfoort | ||||
L-B | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L-B | 1647-03-16 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Montfoort (ID: 1609000050) | Jan Monfoort | ||||
L1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L1 | 1654-06-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Peter Montfoort (ID: 1609,000,060) | Peter Monfoort | ||||
L2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L2 | 1654-08-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Montfoort (ID: 1609000050) | Jan Monfoort | ||||
L3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L3 | 1652-07-01 | Governor Nicolls | Albert Pietersen (ID: 1,660,139) | Albert Pietersen | |||||
L4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L4 | 1654-04-16 | Governor Nicolls | Cornelis Van Ruyven (ID: 1,660,202) | Cornelys Van Ruyven | |||||
L5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L5 | 1651-04-27 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Brian Newton | |||||
L6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L6 | 1651-04-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Johannes de la Montagne (ID: 1,660,051) | Johannes de la Montagne, Sr | ||||
L7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L7 | 1647-05-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Augustine Herrman (ID: 1,660,078) | Augustyn Heermans | ||||
L8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L8 | 1654-05-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Nicassius de Sille (ID: 87) | Nicasius De Sille | ||||
L9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_L9 | 1654-05-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis van Tienhoven (ID: 1,660,205) | Cornells Van Tienhoven | ||||
M1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M1 | 1644-05 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Michael Marschan | |||||
M2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M2 | 1654-06-19 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Adriaen Dircksen Coen (ID: 1,660,037) | Adriaen Dericksen Coen | ||||
M3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M3 | 1662-07-07 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Deacons of New Amsterdam | |||||
M4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M4 | 1646-02-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Ruycken (ID: 187) | Abraham Rycken | ||||
M5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M5 | 1647-03-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Lourens Pietersen | |||||
M6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M6 | 1643-06-22 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Evert Duyckingh (ID: 100) | Evert Duyckingh | ||||
M7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M7 | 1650-04-24 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Do. Johannes Megapolensis (ID: 1,660,126) | Johannes Megapolensis | ||||
M8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_M8 | 1644-01-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Jansen, Tailor | |||||
N1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N1 | 1646-09-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Govert Loockermans (ID: 151) | Govert Loockermans | ||||
N2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N2 | 1647-01-21 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Michiel Paulessen (ID: 1,660,134) | Michael Paulussen | ||||
N3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N3 | 1649-05-03 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Barent Jansen | |||||
N4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N4 | 1645-09-30 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jochim Calder (ID: 1,660,029) | Jochim Calder | ||||
N5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N5 | 1645-10-19 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Andriessen (ID: 1,660,008) | Peter Andriessen | ||||
N6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N6 | 1645-12-12 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacob Wolphertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,101) | Jacob Wolphertsen | ||||
N7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_N7 | 1646-07-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Wessel Evertsen (ID: 1,660,063) | Wessel Evertsen | ||||
O1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_O1 | 1644-04-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis Melyen (ID: 162) | Cornelis Melyn | ||||
O2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_O2 | 1644-08-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Giertje Nannincx | Cornelis Melyen (ID: 162) | Cornelis Melyn | ||||
O3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_O3 | 1643-04-28 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Burger Jorisen (ID: 1,660,103) | Burger Jorissen | ||||
P1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_P1 | 1645-07-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Thomas Willett (ID: 1,660,225) | Thomas Willett | ||||
P2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_P2 | 1645-07-04 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Richard Smith (ID: 1,660,163) | Richard Smith | ||||
P3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_P3 | 1655-08-26 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Abraham Martens Clocq (ID: 1,660,034) | Abraham Martens Clock | ||||
Q1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q1 | 1662-01-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gabriel Carpesy (ID: 1,660,231) | Gabriel Carpesy | ||||
Q10 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q10 | 1641-00-00 (Prior To) | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Adam Roelantsen (ID: 1609, 000,009) | Adam Roelantsen | ||||
Q11 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q11 | 1644-01-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Hendrick Jansen | |||||
Q12 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q12 | 1643-07-03 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Tymen Jansen (ID: 1,660,100) | Tymen Jansen | ||||
Q13 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q13 | 1647-05-15 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Augustine Herrman (ID: 1,660,078) | Augustine Heermans | ||||
Q2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q2 | 1659-01-31 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Albert Cornelissen Wantenaar (ID: 1,660,156) | Albert Cornelissen Wantenaar | ||||
Q3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q3 | 1664-05-17 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Jansen Trinbolt | |||||
Q4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q4 | 1661-05-14 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Peter Andriessen | |||||
Q5 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q5 | 1657-01-02 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Nicolaes Bernard | |||||
Q6 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q6 | 1657-12-20 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Barent Egbersen | |||||
Q7 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q7 | 1664-05-17 | Governor Nicolls | Andries Rees (ID: 1,660,146) | Andries Rees | |||||
Q8 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q8 | N/A | Governor Nicolls | Jacob Hendricksen Varravanger (ID: 1,660,209) | Jacob Hendricks Varravanget | |||||
Q9 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_Q9 | 1644-04-25 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Jansen Damen | ||||
R1 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_R1 | 1646-02-01 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Roelof Jansen Haes | |||||
R2 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_R2 | 1647-03-13 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Claes van Elslant (ID: 1,660,192) | Claes Van Elslant | ||||
R3 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_R3 | 1647-02-08 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Evert Jansen (ID: 392) | Evert Jansen | ||||
R4 | Grant Lots | grant_lot_R4 | 1647-03-25 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gilyam Cornelse | |||||
Aquebogue Cemetery |
Graveyard | Aquebogue Cemetery |
1692-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/447733/aquebogue-cemetery Earliest Grave: Katherine King Swazey January 1692 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/236249238/katherine-swazey |
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Bethpage Cemetery |
Graveyard | Bethpage Cemetery |
1689-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1987820/bethpage-cemetery Earliest Grave: Abigail Strickland Wood Powell January 1689 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/190797217/abigail-strickland-powell |
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First Presbyterian Church Cemetery |
Graveyard | First Presbyterian Church Cemetery |
1682-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2366253/first-presbyterian-church-cemetery Earliest Grave: Jan Evertzsen Karseboom January 1682 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/139563099/jan-evertzsen-karseboom |
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Greenfield Cemetery |
Graveyard | Greenfield Cemetery |
1697-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64706/greenfield-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Seaman Jr. January 1697 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/109087419/john-seaman |
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Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church |
Graveyard | Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church |
1632-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2151696/old-burying-ground-of-first-presbyterian-church Earliest Grave: John Frost January 1632 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7592050/john-frost |
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Old Southampton Cemetery |
Graveyard | Old Southampton Cemetery |
1655-10-06 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65540/old-southampton-cemetery Earliest Grave: Edward Howell October 06, 1655 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/17595682/edward-howell |
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Old Town Burying Ground |
Graveyard | Old Town Burying Ground |
1685-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2209895/old-town-burying-ground Earliest Grave: Deborah Partridge Raynor January 1685 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/210316335/deborah-raynor |
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Sagg Cemetery |
Graveyard | Sagg Cemetery |
1681-05-17 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2190712/sagg-cemetery Earliest Grave: Henry Pierson May 17, 1681 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/196595463/henry-pierson |
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Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery |
Graveyard | Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery |
1682-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/641201/setauket-presbyterian-church-cemetery Earliest Grave: Anna Biggs Jayne January 1682 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/82901456/anna-jayne |
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South End Cemetery |
Graveyard | South End Cemetery |
1663-10-05 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1435258/south-end-cemetery Earliest Grave: Lion Gardiner October 05, 1663 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/6609571/lion-gardiner |
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Southampton Cemetery |
Graveyard | Southampton Cemetery |
1684-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/66355/southampton-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Burnett, of Leys Jr. January 1684 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/156525564/thomas-burnett%2C_of_leys |
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Underhill Cemetery |
Graveyard | Underhill Cemetery |
1698-07-09 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/66521/underhill-cemetery Earliest Grave: Mary Prior Underhill July 09, 1698 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/55344478/mary-underhill |
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Wainscott Cemetery |
Graveyard | Wainscott Cemetery |
1677-11-26 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/66624/wainscott-cemetery Earliest Grave: Capt Thomas Osborne November 26, 1677 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/94476974/thomas-osborne |
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Woodruff Cemetery |
Graveyard | Woodruff Cemetery |
1670-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2420815/woodruff-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Woodruff Sr. January 1670 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77536412/john-woodruff |
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Alberti Farm Cemetery | Graveyard | Alberti Farm Cemetery | 1655-11-09 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2439052/alberti-farm-cemetery Earliest Grave: Pietro Cesare “Peter” Alberti November 09, 1655 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/85707187/pietro-cesare-alberti |
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Baptist Church Cemetery | Graveyard | Baptist Church Cemetery | 1682-11-00 | Link: |
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Bowery Bay Cemetery | Graveyard | Bowery Bay Cemetery | 1664-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2628740/bowery-bay-cemetery Earliest Grave: Sara Nevius 1664 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/210473798/sara-nevius |
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Browns Hill Burying Ground | Graveyard | Browns Hill Burying Ground | 1692-01-14 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/253403/browns-hill-burying-ground Earliest Grave: Frances Ludlam King January 14, 1692 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/62370165/frances-king |
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Burroughs Family Burial Ground | Graveyard | Burroughs Family Burial Ground | 1664-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2173134/burroughs-family-burial-ground Earliest Grave: Anne Thompson Burroughs 1664 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/253088044/anne-burroughs |
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Bushwick Dutch Reformed Cemetery | Graveyard | Bushwick Dutch Reformed Cemetery | 1662-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2189059/bushwick-dutch-reformed-cemetery Earliest Grave: Philip Claesz Langelaans 1662 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/149447214/philip-claesz-langelaans |
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Calvary Cemetery | Graveyard | Calvary Cemetery | 1684-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64107/calvary-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Southard 1684 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/167600470/thomas-southard |
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Cemetery of the Holy Rood | Graveyard | Cemetery of the Holy Rood | 1652-02-14 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64884/cemetery-of-the-holy-rood Earliest Grave: Berthe Du Brul February 14, 1652 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/249705064/berthe-du_brul |
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Church Of The Redeemer Churchyard | Graveyard | Church Of The Redeemer Churchyard | 1699-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2745244/church-of-the-redeemer-churchyard Earliest Grave: Abram Smith 1699 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/262886068/abram-smith |
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Cornell Family Burial Ground | Graveyard | Cornell Family Burial Ground | 1694-08-11 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2173360/cornell-family-burial-ground Earliest Grave: Richard Cornell August 11, 1694 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/13964623/richard-cornell |
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Cypress Hills Cemetery | Graveyard | Cypress Hills Cemetery | 1680-07-07 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64319/cypress-hills-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Skidmore July 07, 1680 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/114643057/john-skidmore |
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Elmont Cemetary | Graveyard | Elmont Cemetary | 1690-11-10 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64432/elmont-cemetery Earliest Grave: Aert Arthur Alberti November 10, 1690 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/177709649/aert-arthur-alberti |
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First Presbyterian Church of Newtown Cemetery | Graveyard | First Presbyterian Church of Newtown Cemetery | 1663-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2151572/first-presbyterian-church-of-newtown-cemetery Earliest Grave: Jonathan Fish 1663 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/206408077/jonathan-fish |
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Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery | Graveyard | Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church Cemetery | 1683-05-06 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2139368/flatbush-reformed-dutch-church-cemetery Earliest Grave: Reyer Adriaence May 06, 1683 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/233412101/reyer-adriaence |
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Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery | Graveyard | Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church Cemetery | 1688-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1453158/flatlands-dutch-reformed-church-cemetery Earliest Grave: Trintjie Claus Ammerman 1688 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/159785975/trintjie-ammerman |
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Flushing Cemetery | Graveyard | Flushing Cemetery | 1678-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64554/flushing-cemetery Earliest Grave: Augustijn Blydenburgh 1678 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/5001995/augustijn-blydenburgh |
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Flying Point Cemetery | Graveyard | Flying Point Cemetery | 1682-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2187163/flying-point-cemetery Earliest Grave: Daniel Halsey January 1682 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/115893860/daniel-halsey |
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Fort Hill Cemetery | Graveyard | Fort Hill Cemetery | 1668-10-05 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2252529/fort-hill-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Townsend October 05, 1668 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/25142988/john-townsend |
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Fresh Pond Crematory and Columbarium | Graveyard | Fresh Pond Crematory and Columbarium | 1694-12-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/159046/fresh-pond-crematory-and-columbarium Earliest Grave: Nura B. Ginsburg December 1694 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/175023570/nura-b-ginsburg |
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Gravesend Cemetery | Graveyard | Gravesend Cemetery | 1635-09-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64693/gravesend-cemetery Earliest Grave: Ann Grant Spicer September 1635 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/179903279/ann-spicer |
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Green-Wood Cemetery | Graveyard | Green-Wood Cemetery | 1648-04-27 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64718/green-wood-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Dewey April 27, 1648 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/153478172/thomas-dewey |
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Hayground Cemetery | Graveyard | Hayground Cemetery | 1688-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2158561/hayground-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Halsey Jr. January 1688 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/97531684/thomas-halsey |
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Huntington Rural Cemetery | Graveyard | Huntington Rural Cemetery | 1668-09-30 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64933/huntington-rural-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Ireland September 30, 1668 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/79143987/thomas-ireland |
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Jackson Cemetery | Graveyard | Jackson Cemetery | 1684-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2216142/jackson-cemetery Earliest Grave: Robert Jackson January 1684 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/80749663/robert-jackson |
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Larrabee-White Cemetery | Graveyard | Larrabee-White Cemetery | 1699-09-21 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2390500/larrabee-white-cemetery Earliest Grave: Mary White September 21, 1699 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/66140032/mary-white |
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Linden Hill Jewish Cemetery | Graveyard | Linden Hill Jewish Cemetery | 1692-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2163477/linden-hill-jewish-cemetery Earliest Grave: Harriet Goldman 1692 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/175575226/harriet-goldman |
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Ludlam Smith Burial Ground | Graveyard | Ludlam Smith Burial Ground | 1698-03-16 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2240751/ludlam-smith-burial-ground Earliest Grave: Joseph Ludlam March 16, 1698 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/68356678/joseph-ludlam |
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Machpelah Cemetery | Graveyard | Machpelah Cemetery | 1691-03-04 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65151/machpelah-cemetery Earliest Grave: Samuel Kaufman March 04, 1691 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/175303981/samuel-kaufman |
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Mecox Cemetery | Graveyard | Mecox Cemetery | 1661-03-17 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2158363/mecox-cemetery Earliest Grave: Anthony Ludlam March 17, 1661 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/31229455/anthony-ludlam |
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Montauk Indian Burial Ground | Graveyard | Montauk Indian Burial Ground | 1651-00-00 | Link: |
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Mount Carmel Cemetery | Graveyard | Mount Carmel Cemetery | 1652-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65324/mount-carmel-cemetery Earliest Grave: Samuel London 1652 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/96051517/samuel-london |
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Mount Hebron Cemetery | Graveyard | Mount Hebron Cemetery | 1698-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/64154/mount-hebron-cemetery Earliest Grave: Sarah Cornell Arnold 1698 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77000589/sarah-arnold |
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Mount Judah Cemetery | Graveyard | Mount Judah Cemetery | 1629-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65348/mount-judah-cemetery Earliest Grave: Benjamin Resnick 1629 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/128641847/benjamin-resnick |
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Mount Olivet Cemetery | Graveyard | Mount Olivet Cemetery | 1673-02-01 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65357/mount-olivet-cemetery Earliest Grave: Elizabeth Fones Hallett February 01, 1673 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/243563084/elizabeth-hallett |
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New Utrecht Cemetery | Graveyard | New Utrecht Cemetery | 1655-09-15 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2339485/new-utrecht-cemetery Earliest Grave: Christoffel Harmenzen Van Zandt September 15, 1655 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/154711833/christoffel-harmenzen-van_zandt |
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Old Bowne Family Burial Ground | Graveyard | Old Bowne Family Burial Ground | 1672-00-00 | Link: |
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Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church | Graveyard | Old Burying Ground of First Presbyterian Church | 1640-10-22 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2151696/old-burying-ground-of-first-presbyterian-church Earliest Grave: Mary Langdon October 22, 1640 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7592054/mary-langdon |
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Old Burying Hill Cemetery | Graveyard | Old Burying Hill Cemetery | 1657-01-04 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1248942/old-burying-hill-cemetery Earliest Grave: Jeffery Estey January 04, 1657 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/188368515/jeffery-estey |
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Old Newtown Cemetery | Graveyard | Old Newtown Cemetery | 1657-09-17 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2401418/old-newtown-cemetery Earliest Grave: Rev John Moore September 17, 1657 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/106779263/john-moore |
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Old Southampton Cemetery | Graveyard | Old Southampton Cemetery | 1670-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65540/old-southampton-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Woodruffe January 1670 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/19915093/john-woodruffe |
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Old Town Burying Ground | Graveyard | Old Town Burying Ground | 1685-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2209895/old-town-burying-ground Earliest Grave: Edward Raynor January 1685 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/44808925/edward-raynor |
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Pantigo Cemetery | Graveyard | Pantigo Cemetery | 1684-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2667887/pantigo-cemetery Earliest Grave: Chief Awaupetun or Wobbeton or Wobetom January 1684 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/190781204/chief_awaupetun_or_wobbeton_or-wobetom |
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Poggatticut Burial Ground | Graveyard | Poggatticut Burial Ground | 1651-05-00 | Link: |
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Provost Cemetery | Graveyard | Provost Cemetery | 1686-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2661247/provost-cemetery Earliest Grave: Catherine Praa 1686 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184180602/catherine-praa |
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Quaker Burial Ground | Graveyard | Quaker Burial Ground | 1663-00-00 | Link: |
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Quaker Meeting House Cemetery | Graveyard | Quaker Meeting House Cemetery | 1675-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1969750/quaker-meeting-house-cemetery Earliest Grave: Sarah Susannah Booth Thorne Hallett 1675 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7855352/sarah-susannah-thorne_hallett |
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Reformed Church of Newtown Cemetery | Graveyard | Reformed Church of Newtown Cemetery | 1678-06-12 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2151536/reformed-church-of-newtown-cemetery Earliest Grave: Simon De Ruine June 12, 1678 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100473900/simon-de_ruine |
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Sagg Cemetery | Graveyard | Sagg Cemetery | 1661-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2190712/sagg-cemetery Earliest Grave: Josiah Stanborough Sr. January 1661 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16994283/josiah-stanborough |
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Saint Charles Cemetery | Graveyard | Saint Charles Cemetery | 1654-09-04 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/65944/saint-charles-cemetery Earliest Grave: Sebastiano Giacobbe September 04, 1654 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/177447361/sebastiano-giacobbe |
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Saint George's Church Cemetery | Graveyard | Saint George's Church Cemetery | 1646-00-00 | Link: |
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Saint George's Episcopal Church Graveyard | Graveyard | Saint George's Episcopal Church Graveyard | 1674-04-04 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1524648/saint-george's-episcopal-church-graveyard Earliest Grave: John Tuttle April 04, 1674 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/169416552/john-tuttle |
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Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery | Graveyard | Setauket Presbyterian Church Cemetery | 1679-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/641201/setauket-presbyterian-church-cemetery Earliest Grave: Mary Floyd January 1679 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/16877531/mary-floyd |
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Smith Family Graveyard | Graveyard | Smith Family Graveyard | 1680-08-20 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2557984/smith-family-graveyard Earliest Grave: Obadiah Smith August 20, 1680 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137763121/obadiah-smith |
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South End Cemetery | Graveyard | South End Cemetery | 1653-12-09 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/1435258/south-end-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Talmadge December 09, 1653 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/104512609/thomas-talmadge |
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Sylvester Manor Burial Ground | Graveyard | Sylvester Manor Burial Ground | 1660-00-00 | Link: |
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The Evergreens Cemetery | Graveyard | The Evergreens Cemetery | 1692-11-09 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/154236/the-evergreens-cemetery Earliest Grave: Sarah Philippe du Trieux De Forest November 09, 1692 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/133681527/sarah-philippe-de_forest |
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Thomas Spicer Burial Ground | Graveyard | Thomas Spicer Burial Ground | 1658-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2654260/thomas-spicer-burial-ground Earliest Grave: Thomas Spicer 1658 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/184681220/thomas-spicer |
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Thorne-Wilkins Cemetery | Graveyard | Thorne-Wilkins Cemetery | 1664-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2254993/thorne-wilkins-cemetery Earliest Grave: William Thorne Sr. 1664 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/180247601/william-thorne |
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Townsend Cemetery | Graveyard | Townsend Cemetery | 1656-00-00 | Link: |
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Underhill Cemetery |
Graveyard | Underhill Cemetery |
1699-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/66521/underhill-cemetery Earliest Grave: James Cock January 1699 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/194763113/james-cock |
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Weekes Cemetery | Graveyard | Weekes Cemetery | 1689-06-22 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2377898/weekes-cemetery Earliest Grave: Francis Weekes June 22, 1689 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69853118/francis-weekes |
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Westbury Friends Cemetery | Graveyard | Westbury Friends Cemetery | 1697-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/641205/westbury-friends-cemetery Earliest Grave: John Seaman January 1697 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/190631425/john-seaman |
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William Lawrence Family Burial Ground | Graveyard | William Lawrence Family Burial Ground | 1664-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2623125/william-lawrence-family-burial-ground Earliest Grave: Anna Sprague Lawrence 1664 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/170127377/anna-lawrence |
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Youngs Memorial Cemetery | Graveyard | Youngs Memorial Cemetery | 1689-00-00 | Link: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/641181/youngs-memorial-cemetery Earliest Grave: Thomas Youngs January 1689 https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/23469466/thomas-youngs |
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Abraham Woodhull Home | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Abraham Woodhull Home | 1690-00-00 | Date: 1690 Site of home Abraham Woodhull Chief of Long Island Spies under Gen. Washington. Built by Richard Woodhull 1690 – Burned 1931 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53622 |
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Bethpage Hamlet | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Bethpage Hamlet | 1687-00-00 | Date: 1687 1687 T. Powell obtains land 1695 Deed Bethpage Purchase 1857 Name Jerusalem Station 1867 Renamed Central Park 1936 Changed To Bethpage https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133542 |
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Capt. John Underhill Home Site / Historic Peck's Inn | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Capt. John Underhill Home Site / Historic Peck's Inn | 1654-00-00 | Date: c. 1654-1659 Historic Home Site c 1654 – 1659 of Capt. John Underhill The renowned military leader and Indian fighter in New England, New Netherlands and on Long Island, lived on this Feather Hill site. The Later Site of Historic . https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=229632 |
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Duke's Laws Convention | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Duke's Laws Convention | 1664-00-00 | Date: 1664 or 1665 Held Near This Spot In Old Building 1664/5 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=151846 |
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Earliest Church | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Earliest Church | 1665-00-00 | Date: 1665 The first church in Huntington was built here in 1665. A new church was built up the hill to the east in 1715. The old church was sold at auction in 1717 for £5. 2S https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=239544 |
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East Island | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_East Island | 1667-06-22 | Date: June 22, 1667 Bought From the Indians by Robert Williams, June 22, 1667. Home of J.P. Morgan 1909 - 1943 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=221007 |
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Eastern Purchase | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Eastern Purchase | 1656-00-00 | Date: 1656 |
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First House at the Branch | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_First House at the Branch | 1688-00-00 | Date: 1688 On this site stood the first house at the Branch: built by Joseph Blydenburgh, who married - 1688 - Deborah - daughter of Jonathan - eldest son of Richard Smith - "Bull Rider" - patentee of Smithtown - the property belonged continuously to his descendants until purchased 1923 for a village green. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=126863 |
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First Sheep Fold Site 1684 | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_First Sheep Fold Site 1684 | 1684-00-00 | Date: 1684 East Hampton townsmen under care of a shepherd herded earmarked sheep in this common pasturage https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=114782 |
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First Watermill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_First Watermill | 1644-00-00 | Date: 1644 Built by Edward Howell near this site for Southampton Colony https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=111217 |
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Flushing State Armory | Historical Markers Database | Flushing State Armory | 1657-00-00 | Date: 1657 |
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Friends Meeting House | Historical Markers Database | Friends Meeting House | 1694-00-00 | Date: 1694 |
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Gibb Patent | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Gibb Patent | 1692-00-00 | Date: 1692 Islip Hamlet land Grant by British rulers William and Mary to Andrew Gibb in 1692 Associate of Wm. Nichol and Leisler Rebellion Foe https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=108390 |
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Grave of John Townsend | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Grave of John Townsend | 1668-00-00 | Date: 1668 This stone marks the grave of John Townsend who came from England about 1630, and settled in Oyster Bay in 1661. He died in 1668, and was buried here on his own land. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=65081 |
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Grave of Zachariah Hawkins | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Grave of Zachariah Hawkins | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1699 This stone commemorates the life of Zachariah Hawkins Baptized at Charlestown, Mass. Oct. 25, 1639. Died and perhaps buried in this churchyard 1699. He was among early settlers of Setauket, L.I. N.Y. and a prominent citizen. He was an original https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=65209 |
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Grist and Saw Mill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Grist and Saw Mill | 1659-00-00 | Date: 1659 Site of Grist and saw mill of Daniel Raynor. Raynortown settled by Edward Raynor or his children, 1659 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=126825 |
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Historic Sites of Early Mills and Bridges | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Historic Sites of Early Mills and Bridges | 1667-00-00 | Date: 1667 East and West Borders of Tom's (Mill) Creek Hashamomack Thomas Benedict Mill - Prob. Earliest John Payne Water Mill - 1659 Nathaniel Sylvester - 1667 WM Albertson Mill & Bridge - 1795 Town Bridge - 1855 Benedict and Hallet Mill https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=148234 |
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Home of John Whitman | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Home of John Whitman | 1692-00-00 | Date: 1692 Home of John Whitman, built in 1692, now a barn. "New" house, built in 1810, home of Jesse Whitman, grandfather of Walt Whitman https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=139376 |
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Huntington Village Green | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Huntington Village Green | 1653-00-00 | Date: 1653 On which stood the blockhouse for protection from the Indians. Here the early town meetings were held and Militia drilled in Revolutionary times. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53636 |
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Huntington's Earliest Church | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Huntington's Earliest Church | 1665-00-00 | Date: 1665 Huntington's Earliest Church Stood on this corner 1665 to 1715 when it was sold for 5 lbs., 2 shillings https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=147572 |
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Indian Landmark Buc-Usk-Kil | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Indian Landmark Buc-Usk-Kil | 1651-05-00 | Date: May 1651 Whooping-Boys-Hollow, Resting Place Of Body of Sachem Poggatticut, When Borne to Montauk For Burial, May 1651 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=148091 |
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Jackson House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Jackson House | 1643-00-00 | Date: 1643 Original settler, Robert Jackson arrived from Stamford, CT in the winter of 1643. His decendants occupied this house through the early twentieth century. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=200686 |
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Jacob Conklin | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Jacob Conklin | 1690-00-00 | Date: 1690 Legend says after sailing with pirate Captain Kidd in 1690's, Conklin built home here in 1710. House destroyed by fire in 1918 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133222 |
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Longwood Estate | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Longwood Estate | 1693-00-00 | Date: 1693 Originally Part of the Manor St. George Granted 1693 To Wm. Smith. House Built Ca. 1790 Home of 1829 Town Supervisor William S. Smith https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=156347 |
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Old Brick House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Old Brick House | 1696-00-00 | Date: 1696 Built in 1696 by Major Thomas Jones and wife Freelove Townsend, first settlers of Massapequa, stood near this site until 1837. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133145 |
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Old Country Road | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Old Country Road | 1653-00-00 | Date: 1653 Samuel Ketcham's Hollow; Southern Boundary Of The First Purchase From The Matinecock Indians In 1653. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=155806 |
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Old Huntington Green | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Old Huntington Green | 1653-00-00 | Date: 1653 Old Huntington Green Historic District Original settlement area Known as the Town Spot, Founded in 1653 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53643 |
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Oldest House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Oldest House | 1653-00-00 | Date: 1653 In Huntington, Built by 1653. Site Of Early Town Offices. All Slaves Manumitted From 1805 to 1823 Received Their Freedom Here https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=148192 |
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Peaken's Tavern | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Peaken's Tavern | 1656-00-00 | Date: c. 1656 Built by John Peaken, circa 1656, later became the property of Thomas Terry II, circa 1703, and ownership continued in the Terry family until 1850 when it was acquired by E. Mulford. Last of seven houses built https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=175215 |
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Powell Home | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Powell Home | 1695-10-18 | Date: October 18, 1695 Built by Thomas Powell in 1700 after purchase of Bethpage from Massapequa Indian Tribe October 18, 1695 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133477 |
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Prospect Cemetery | Historical Markers Database | Prospect Cemetery | 1668-00-00 | Date: 1668 |
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Quaker Meeting | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Quaker Meeting | 1671-00-00 | Date: 1671 Founded in 1671, Oldest Officially Organized Friends Meeting in the United States. Building Erected in 1725 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=147990 |
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Quaker Meeting House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Quaker Meeting House | 1698-00-00 | Date: 1698 Built and first meetings held 1698 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133544 |
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Richard Smith | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Richard Smith | 1665-00-00 | Date: 1665 Richard Smith (c. 1618-1692) depicted here holding his 1665 patent and gazing over the land this document entitled him to, was the founder and first English setter of Smithtown. Born in Yorkshire, England, Smith - often spelled Smythe in early documents arrived in the British American colonies in 1635. After stops in Massachusetts, Southampton, and Setauket, Smith, his wife, and nine children settled in what is now the Village of Nissequogue after he acquired the land comprising Smithtown through deed agreements signed with English settler Lion Gardiner and Montauket Sachem Wyandanch. While the 1665 patent granted royal approval of his acquisition, Smith spent the remainder of his life waging legal battles to define Smithtown's boundaries. Though the tale of Smith securing his land through a day-long bull ride is mythology, residents of Smithtown have handed the tale down through generations, allowing it to become an integral part of the town's history. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=126867 |
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Richard Woodhull | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Richard Woodhull | 1620-00-00 | Date: 1620 Patentee and first magistrate of Setauket. Born in Thenford, Northhamptonshire, England, 13 September 1620. Died in Setauket, 17 October 1690.Michael Gressel, Sculptor https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53684 |
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Robert Jackson | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Robert Jackson | 1644-00-00 | Date: 1644 Site Of Home Robert Jackson Pioneer settler Jerusalem, 1644. Patentee to tract southward after Hempstead Purchase https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=126823 |
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Saw Mill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Saw Mill | 1668-00-00 | Date: 1668 Erected on this Site By Joseph Carpenter in 1668 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=221073 |
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Secatogue Indian Village | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Secatogue Indian Village | 1692-09-19 | Date: September 19, 1692 Site Purchased By Thomas and Richard Willetts September 19, 1692 From The Sachem, Wamsea https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=157330 |
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Site of Centreport (Upper) Mill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Site of Centreport (Upper) Mill | 1674-00-00 | Date: 1674 Site of Centreport (Upper) Mill Built By Sylvanus Townsend in 1774, replaced an earlier mill built further south in 1674 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=148337 |
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Site of Grist and Saw Mill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Site of Grist and Saw Mill | 1688-00-00 | Date: 1688 First Grist and Saw Mill Built By Joseph Haviland In 1688. Last Operators Charles Davison And Sons, Robert, Herbert, and John https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=164239 |
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Site of Grist Mill | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Site of Grist Mill | 1658-00-00 | Date: 1658 Site of Grist Mill powered by this stream and built for the Rev. Wm. Leverich 1658 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53641 |
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Site of Stone Fort | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Site of Stone Fort | 1653-00-00 | Date: 1653 Erected shortly after 1653 by hunters from Huntington Village for protection against the Indians https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=139432 |
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Squaw Pit Purchase | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Squaw Pit Purchase | 1699-01-01 | Date: December 16, 1699 The surrounding area was purchased from the Secatogue Indians on December 16, 1699 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=139285 |
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The Avery Homestead | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_The Avery Homestead | 1664-00-00 | Date: 1664 Site of a homestead. This is part of land sold by Tobaccus, Sachem of Unkechaug Indians, to Gov. John Winthrop of Connecticut in 1664, extending from Bellport through Bluepoint, from Great South Bay https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=133904 |
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The First Presbyterian Church of Huntington | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_The First Presbyterian Church of Huntington | 1665-00-00 | Date: 1665 The First Presbyterian Church of Huntington, organized and first building erected 1665. Second building erected on this site 1715, occupied by the British as a barracks 1777, torn down and materials used to erect Fort Golgotha on Burying Ground Hill https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=239536 |
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The Old House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_The Old House | 1649-00-00 | Date: 1649 Built in 1649 in Southold by John Budd and moved to Cutchogue in 1660. The oldest English house in the state, it is considered the finest example of its type in this country. Restored in 1940 as part of the tercentenary celebration of Southold town. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=175639 |
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The Old Stone Church | Historical Markers Database | The Old Stone Church | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1699 |
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This Home | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_This Home | 1636-00-00 | Date: After 1636 Was given to John Hewlett by his Grandfather, George Hewlett, who came here from England in 1636. The home is still in the family https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=190716 |
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Thomas Moore Home Lot/Samuel Landon House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Thomas Moore Home Lot/Samuel Landon House | 1651-00-00 | Date: 1651 Originally from Southwold, Suffolk, England, Thomas Moore (1615-1691) arrived in Southold in 1635 and married Reverend John Youngs' sister Martha in 1636. Moore, his wife, and ten children were settled on this, his home lot, by 1651. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=175332 |
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Wantagh Baptist Church | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Wantagh Baptist Church | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1699 The Wantagh Baptist Church formerly The Jerusalem Friends Meeting House This area, known as Jerusalem by 1699, was settled by Quakers. They met at Jericho and Bethpage, and in 1827 built this meeting house. Nassau County https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=196642 |
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Westbury Friends Meeting House | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Westbury Friends Meeting House | 1671-00-00 | Date: 1671 Westbury Friends Meeting was established by 1671. Meeting houses were built on this site in 1702, 1801 and 1902 https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=125931 |
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Wick's Tavern | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Wick's Tavern | 1686-00-00 | Date: 1686 Built in 1686 by John Wick and used by American and British Soldiers during the American Revolution. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=111020 |
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Zachariah Hawkins Home | Historical Markers Database | HMD_Lots_Zachariah Hawkins Home | 1661-00-00 | Date: 1661 Near this site stood the home of Zachariah Hawkins and his wife Mary Biggs Son of Robert and Mary Hawkins who came from England to Massachusetts in 1635; Born 1639; Settled in Setauket about 1661; Became prominent in public affairs https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=53651 |
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Brewster House | National Register of Historic Places | Brewster House | 1665-00-00 | Date: 1665 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brewster_House_(East_Setauket,_New_York) |
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Chichester's Inn | National Register of Historic Places | Chichester's Inn | 1660-00-00 | Date: 1660 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chichester%27s_Inn |
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East Farm | National Register of Historic Places | East Farm | 1689-00-00 | Date: 1689 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Farm_(Head_of_the_Harbor,_New_York) |
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First Presbyterian Church of Newtown | National Register of Historic Places | First Presbyterian Church of Newtown | 1652-00-00 | Date: 1652 The congregation was founded in 1652 and was originally housed in a building that it shared with other congregations. In 1669, the town of Newtown (later Elmhurst) erected a new building for the churches. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Presbyterian_Church_of_Newtown |
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Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church Complex | National Register of Historic Places | Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church Complex | 1654-00-00 | Date: 1654 The congregation was founded in 1654 and the original church was built under the direction of Jan Gerritse Strijker at the order of Peter Stuyvesant. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatbush_Reformed_Dutch_Church_Complex |
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Flushing Town Hall | National Register of Historic Places | Flushing Town Hall | 1645-00-00 | Date: 1645 Formerly, it served as the seat of government of the village of Flushing, established as Vlissingen in 1645, until the consolidation with New York City in 1898. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flushing_Town_Hall |
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Fort Corchaug Archaeological Site (Downs Farm Preserve) | National Register of Historic Places | Fort Corchaug Archaeological Site (Downs Farm Preserve) | 1658-00-00 | Date: 1658 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Corchaug_Archaeological_Site |
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Fort Massapeag Archeological Site | National Register of Historic Places | Fort Massapeag Archeological Site | 1600-00-00 | Date: 1600s Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fort_Massapeag_Archeological_Site |
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Grace Episcopal Church Complex | National Register of Historic Places | Grace Episcopal Church Complex | 1693-00-00 | Date: 1693 The parish's unofficial church life began in 1693 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Episcopal_Church_Complex_(Queens) |
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Haviland-Davison Grist Mill | National Register of Historic Places | Haviland-Davison Grist Mill | 1689-00-00 | Date: 1689 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haviland-Davison_Grist_Mill |
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Hawkins Homestead | National Register of Historic Places | Hawkins Homestead | 1660-00-00 | Date: 1660 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawkins_Homestead |
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John Bowne House | National Register of Historic Places | John Bowne House | 1661-00-00 | Date: 1661 |
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Joseph Whitman House | National Register of Historic Places | Joseph Whitman House | 1692-00-00 | Date: 1692 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Whitman_House |
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Joshua Wells House | National Register of Historic Places | Joshua Wells House | 1680-00-00 | Date: 1680 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joshua_Wells_House |
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King Manor | National Register of Historic Places | King Manor | 1664-00-00 | Date: 1664 A leathermaker named John Owlffield bought the land in 1664 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Manor |
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Lent Homestead and Cemetery | National Register of Historic Places | Lent Homestead and Cemetery | 1656-00-00 | Date: 1656 The earliest part of the house was built by Abraham Riker in 1656. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lent_Homestead_and_Cemetery |
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Nathaniel Longbotham House | National Register of Historic Places | Nathaniel Longbotham House | 1690-00-00 | Date: 1690 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathaniel_Longbotham_House |
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New Utrecht Reformed Church | National Register of Historic Places | New Utrecht Reformed Church | 1677-00-00 | Date: 1677 The church was established in 1677 by ethnic Dutch residents in the town of New Utrecht, Brooklyn, several years after the English took over New Netherland. It is affiliated with the Reformed Church in America, a Protestant denomination. The cemetery was consecrated in 1654; 1300 dead are interred there. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Utrecht_Reformed_Church |
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Old First Reformed Church | National Register of Historic Places | Old First Reformed Church | 1654-00-00 | Date: 1654 The congregation was founded in 1654 by decree of Governor Pieter Stuyvesant, as one of three "collegiate churches. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_First_Reformed_Church_(Brooklyn) |
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Old Gravesend Cemetery | National Register of Historic Places | Old Gravesend Cemetery | 1658-00-00 | Date: 1658 The cemetery was founded about 1658 and contains the graves of a number of the original patentees and their families. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Gravesend_Cemetery |
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Old Quaker Meetinghouse | National Register of Historic Places | Old Quaker Meetinghouse | 1694-00-00 | Date: 1694 The Flushing Friends Quaker Meeting House was built in 1694 as a small frame structure on land acquired in 1692 by John Bowne and John Rodman in Flushing, New York. Historic Marker: https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=42775 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Quaker_Meeting_House_(Queens) |
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Pieter Wyckoff House | National Register of Historic Places | Pieter Wyckoff House | 1652-00-00 | Date: ca. 1652 It is situated on land that Wouter van Twiller purchased from the local Lenape people in approximately 1636.[5] (Europeans often referred to the native inhabitants simply by the Lenape language place name for the larger area: "Canarsie", in this case.[6]: 32–33 ) The house was one of several ordered built by Wouter van Twiller before he was recalled to Holland by 1640. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wyckoff_House |
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Prospect Cemetery | National Register of Historic Places | Prospect Cemetery | 1668-00-00 | Date: 1668 Prospect Cemetery is a historic cemetery located in the Jamaica section of the New York City borough of Queens. It was established in 1668 and known as the "burring plas." Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prospect_Cemetery_(Queens) |
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Reformed Church of Newtown Complex | National Register of Historic Places | Reformed Church of Newtown Complex | 1652-00-00 | Date: 1652 The neighborhood had been established in 1652 by the Dutch as Middenburgh, a village suburb of New Amsterdam Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformed_Church_of_Newtown |
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Sagtikos Manor | National Register of Historic Places | Sagtikos Manor | 1600-00-00 | Date: 1600s Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagtikos_Manor |
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Setauket Presbyterian Church and Burial Ground | National Register of Historic Places | Setauket Presbyterian Church and Burial Ground | 1660-00-00 | Date: 1660s Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setauket_Presbyterian_Church_and_Burial_Ground |
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St. James Church, Elmhurst | National Register of Historic Places | St. James Church, Elmhurst | 1652-00-00 | Date: 1652 Ever since Elmhurst was established in 1652 as the town of Middleburgh (later Newtown), it had been religiously diverse, although the Church of England became the Province of New York's official religion in 1693. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._James_Church_(Queens) |
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Stony Brook Grist Mill | National Register of Historic Places | Stony Brook Grist Mill | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1699 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stony_Brook_Grist_Mill |
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Sylvestor Manor House | National Register of Historic Places | Sylvestor Manor House | 1680-00-00 | Date: 1680 |
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Terry-Ketcham Inn | National Register of Historic Places | Terry-Ketcham Inn | 1693-00-00 | Date: 1693 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry-Ketcham_Inn |
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The Old House | National Register of Historic Places | The Old House | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1658, 1699 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_House_(Cutchogue) |
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The Old Stone House of Brooklyn | National Register of Historic Places | The Old Stone House of Brooklyn | 1699-00-00 | Date: 1699 The current Old Stone House is a replica, using some unearthed original materials, of a Dutch stone farmhouse originally built adjacent to the current site by the Dutch immigrant Claes Arentson Vechte, or his son Hendrick, in 1699. Historic Marker: https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=146160 Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Stone_House_(Brooklyn) |
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Thomas Strong House | National Register of Historic Places | Thomas Strong House | 1695-00-00 | Date: 1695 |
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Vander Ende-Onderdonk House Site | National Register of Historic Places | Vander Ende-Onderdonk House Site | 1661-00-00 | Date: 1661 The original house on the site was built in 1661 by Hendrick Barents Smidt, from land that was granted to him by Peter Stuyvesant. Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vander_Ende%E2%80%93Onderdonk_House |
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Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_The Nicholas Bayard Farm | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Bouwery No. 8 | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Negroes' Burying Ground (not listed) | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Charles Ward Apthorp Farm | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Mary Rammerson - 1680-12-16 | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Simon Congo - 1644-12-15 | ||||||||||
Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_The Grant to Big Manuel | ||||||||||
Abijah Hammond Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Abijah Hammond Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Abraham and William K. Beekman Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Abraham and William K. Beekman Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Abraham Shotwell - 1677-09-29 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Abraham Shotwell - 1677-09-29 | 1677-09-29 | Andros | Abraham Shotwell | ||||||
Allard Anthony - 1673-03-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Allard Anthony - 1673-03-13 | 1673-03-13 | Lovelace | Allard Anthony (ID: 433) | Allard Anthony | |||||
Allard Anthony and Paulus Leendertsen Vander Grift - 1662-03-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Allard Anthony and Paulus Leendertsen Vander Grift - 1662-03-14 | 1662-03-14 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Allard Anthony (ID: 433), Paulus Leenders van der Grift (ID: 1,660,116) | Allard Anthony | ||||
Anthony L. Bleecker Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Anthony L. Bleecker Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Anthony Mathys - 1655-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Anthony Mathys - 1655-12-31 | 1655-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Mathias Anthony (ID: 1609,000,074) | Anthony Mathys | ||||
Anthony Portuguese - 1644-01-01 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Anthony Portuguese - 1644-01-01 | 1644-01-01 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Anthony Portugis (ID: 1,660,236) | Anthony Portuguese | ||||
Anthony Portuguese - 1645-09-05 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Anthony Portuguese - 1645-09-05 | 1645-09-05 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Anthony Portugis (ID: 1,660,236) | Anthony Portuguese | ||||
Antony Congo - 1642-03-26 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Antony Congo - 1642-03-26 | 1642-03-26 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Anthony Congo (ID: 1609,000,070) | Antony Congo | ||||
Ariaen Cornelissen - 1683-11-20 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Ariaen Cornelissen - 1683-11-20 | 1683-11-20 | City of New York | Ariaen Cornelissen | ||||||
Bastiaen - 1647-03-26 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Bastiaen - 1647-03-26 | 1647-03-26 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Bastien Negro (ID: 1609,000,071) | Bastiaen | ||||
Bastiaen Elles - 1657-08-19 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Bastiaen Elles - 1657-08-19 | 1657-08-19 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Bastiaen Elles | |||||
Beekman's Pasture | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Beekman's Pasture | Farm | ||||||||
Beekman's Swamp | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Beekman's Swamp | Farm | ||||||||
Big Manuel - 1645-10-19 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Big Manuel - 1645-10-19 | 1645-10-19 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Manuel de Groot (ID: 1,660,182) | Big Manuel | ||||
Bouwery Of West India Company | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Bouwery Of West India Company | Farm | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Contains Blocks 85, 87, etc. |
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Brevoort and Odell Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Brevoort and Odell Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Brevoort Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Brevoort Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Burling Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Burling Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Calk Hook Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Calk Hook Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Caspar Caster - 1680-12-30 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Caspar Caster - 1680-12-30 | 1680-12-30 | Andros | Caspar Caster | ||||||
Catalina Antony - 1643-07-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Catalina Antony - 1643-07-13 | 1643-07-13 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Catalina Anthony (ID: 660,082) | Catalina Antony | ||||
Charles Ward Apthorp Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Charles Ward Apthorp Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Christoffel Santome - 1660-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Christoffel Santome - 1660-12-31 | 1660-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Christoffel Santome | |||||
Claes van Elslant - 1647-03-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Claes van Elslant - 1647-03-13 | 1647-03-13 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Claes van Elslant (ID: 1,660,192) | Claes van Elslant | ||||
Cleyn Antonio - 1644-12-30 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cleyn Antonio - 1644-12-30 | 1644-12-30 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cleyn "Little" Anthony (ID: 1,660,240) | Cleyn Antonio | ||||
Cornelis Claes Swits - 1645-12-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Claes Swits - 1645-12-13 | 1645-12-13 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis Claes Swits | |||||
Cornelis Cosine Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Cosine Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Cornelis Groesens - 1645-01-10 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Groesens - 1645-01-10 | 1645-01-10 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Cornelis Groesens | ||||||
Cornelis Groesens Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Groesens Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Cornelis Van Borsum - 1653-10-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Van Borsum - 1653-10-14 | 1653-10-14 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis van Borsum (ID: 1609,000,257) | Cornelis Van Borsum | ||||
Cornelis Van Borsum - 1673-10-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Van Borsum - 1673-10-14 | 1673-10-14 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis van Borsum (ID: 1609,000,257) | Cornelis Van Borsum | Contains Block 90 from Original Grants and Farms Map. Borders on Broadway. |
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Cornelis Van Tienhoven Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Van Tienhoven Farm | Farm | Cornelis van Tienhoven (ID: 1,660,205) | |||||||
Cornelis Van Tienoven - 1644-06-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelis Van Tienoven - 1644-06-14 | 1644-06-14 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis van Tienhoven (ID: 1,660,205) | Cornelis Van Tienoven | Contains Blocks 66-69, 77-79 and others from Original Grants and Farms Map. This parcel bordered on Broadway and Maiden Lane. |
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Cornelius Mattysen - 1677-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelius Mattysen - 1677-12-31 | 1677-12-31 | Andros | Cornelius Mattysen | ||||||
Cornelius Tiebout Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelius Tiebout Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Cornelius Vanderhoof Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelius Vanderhoof Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Cornells Jacobsen Stille - 1647-03-18 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornells Jacobsen Stille - 1647-03-18 | 1647-03-18 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Cornelis Jacobsen Stille (ID: 1609,000,015) | Cornells Jacobsen Stille | ||||
Cornelys Van Ruyven Allard Anthonly and Paul Leenderts - 1668-08-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cornelys Van Ruyven Allard Anthonly and Paul Leenderts - 1668-08-31 | 1668-08-31 | Nicolls | Cornelis Van Ruyven (ID: 1,660,202), Allard Anthony (ID: 433), Paulus Leenders van der Grift (ID: 1,660,116) | Cornelys Van Ruyven | |||||
Cosyn Gerritsen - 1647-03-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Cosyn Gerritsen - 1647-03-13 | 1647-03-13 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten (ID: 1,660,083) | Cosyn Gerritsen | ||||
David Duffore - 1677-10-09 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_David Duffore - 1677-10-09 | 1677-10-09 | Andros | David Duffore | ||||||
Domingo Antony - 1643-07-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Domingo Antony - 1643-07-13 | 1643-07-13 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Domingo Anthony (ID: 1609,000,066) | Domingo Antony | ||||
Dominie's Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Dominie's Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Edward Marill - 1645-10-22 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Edward Marill - 1645-10-22 | 1645-10-22 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Edward Marrel (ID: 1609,000,031) | Edward Marill | ||||
Edward Wilson and Francis Lastley (Leslie) - 1638-12-17 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Edward Wilson and Francis Lastley (Leslie) - 1638-12-17 | 1638-12-17 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Edward Wilson | |||||
Egbert Wooterse - 1699-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Egbert Wooterse - 1699-12-31 | 1699-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Egbert Woutersen (ID: 1,660,227) | Egbert Wooterse | ||||
Elbert Herring Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Elbert Herring Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Francis B. Winthrop (The Turtle Bay Farm) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Francis B. Winthrop (The Turtle Bay Farm) | Farm | ||||||||
Francisco Negro - 1662-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Francisco Negro - 1662-12-31 | 1662-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Francisco Negro | |||||
Francisco [van cortland] - 1649-03-25 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Francisco [van cortland] - 1649-03-25 | 1649-03-25 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Francisco [van cortland] | |||||
Franklin and Robinson Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Franklin and Robinson Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Gabriel Curtesee [Carpesy] - 1676-03-19 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gabriel Curtesee [Carpesy] - 1676-03-19 | 1676-03-19 | Andros | Gabriel Curtesee [Carpesy] | ||||||
George Baxter and Walter Herfoots (Harfoorts) - 1640-08-29 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_George Baxter and Walter Herfoots (Harfoorts) - 1640-08-29 | 1640-08-29 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | George Baxter (ID: 1609,000,059) | George Baxter | ||||
George Homs and Tomas Hal - 1639-11-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_George Homs and Tomas Hal - 1639-11-15 | 1639-11-15 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | George Holmes (ID: 1,660,087) | George Homs | Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | |||
George Janeway Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_George Janeway Farm | Farm | ||||||||
George Youle Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_George Youle Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Gerrit Hendricksen - 1646-12-06 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gerrit Hendricksen - 1646-12-06 | 1646-12-06 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Gerrit Hendricksen (ID: 1,660,082) | Gerrit Hendricksen | ||||
Gerrit Jansen Van Oldenburgh - 1646-02-17 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gerrit Jansen Van Oldenburgh - 1646-02-17 | 1646-02-17 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Gerrit Jansen Van Oldenburgh | |||||
Gerrit Striker Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gerrit Striker Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Gerritsen - 1699-12-31 (1 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gerritsen - 1699-12-31 (1 of 2) | 1699-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Gerritsen | |||||
Gerritsen - 1699-12-31 (2 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gerritsen - 1699-12-31 (2 of 2) | 1699-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Gerritsen | |||||
Govert Loockerman's Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Govert Loockerman's Farm | Farm | Govert Loockermans (ID: 151) | |||||||
Govert Loockermans and Cornelis Leendertsen - 1642-03-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Govert Loockermans and Cornelis Leendertsen - 1642-03-31 | 1642-03-31 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Govert Loockermans (ID: 151), Cornelis Leendersen (ID: 1609,000,001) | Govert Loockermans | ||||
Gratia Dangola - 1644-12-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Gratia Dangola - 1644-12-15 | 1644-12-15 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Gracia (Gratia) d'Angola (ID: 1,660,238) | Gratia Dangola | ||||
Groot Manuel - 1644-12-21 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Groot Manuel - 1644-12-21 | 1644-12-21 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Manuel de Groot (ID: 1,660,182) | Groot Manuel | ||||
Harmen Smeeman - 1647-04-02 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Harmen Smeeman - 1647-04-02 | 1647-04-02 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Harmen Smeeman | |||||
Harry Piers - 1647-04-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Harry Piers - 1647-04-15 | 1647-04-15 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Harry Piers | |||||
Hendrick Rutgers Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Hendrick Rutgers Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Herman Le Roy Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Herman Le Roy Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Honorable Companys Great Bouwery - 1699-12-31 (1 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Honorable Companys Great Bouwery - 1699-12-31 (1 of 2) | 1699-12-31 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Honorable Companys Great Bouwery | |||||
Honorable Companys Great Bouwery - 1699-12-31 (2 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Honorable Companys Great Bouwery - 1699-12-31 (2 of 2) | 1699-12-31 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Honorable Companys Great Bouwery | |||||
Isaac Varian Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Isaac Varian Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Isaack Bedlow - 1677-01-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Isaack Bedlow - 1677-01-13 | 1677-01-13 | Nicolls | Isaack Bedlow | ||||||
Jacob De Key - 1701-07-21 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacob De Key - 1701-07-21 | 1701-07-21 | Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty of the City of New York | Jacob De Key | ||||||
Jacob Harsen Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacob Harsen Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Jacob Young - 1677-05-01 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacob Young - 1677-05-01 | 1677-05-01 | Andros | Jacob Young | ||||||
Jacobus Fabriclus - 1676-03-13 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacobus Fabriclus - 1676-03-13 | 1676-03-13 | Andros | Jacobus Fabriclus | ||||||
Jacobus van Corlaer - 1638-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacobus van Corlaer - 1638-12-31 | 1638-12-31 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jacobus van Curler (ID: 1609,000,033) | Jacobus van Corlaer | ||||
Jacobus Van Orden Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jacobus Van Orden Farm | Farm | ||||||||
James Beekman Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_James Beekman Farm | Farm | ||||||||
James De Lancey Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_James De Lancey Farm | Farm | ||||||||
James Duane Estate | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_James Duane Estate | Farm | ||||||||
James W. De Peyster Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_James W. De Peyster Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Jan Dewitt and Jan Teunisen - 1664-05-27 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Dewitt and Jan Teunisen - 1664-05-27 | 1664-05-27 | Jan Teunissen (ID: 1609,000,036) | Jan Dewitt and Jan Teunisen | ||||||
Jan Francisco - 1664-12-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Francisco - 1664-12-15 | 1664-12-15 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | John Francisco (ID: 1,660,237) | Jan Francisco | ||||
Jan Jansen Damen - 1644-04-25 (1 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Jansen Damen - 1644-04-25 (1 of 2)... | 1644-04-25 | DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Jansen Damen | This grant bordered on Broaday and also what is now Maiden Lane. Contains Block 41, 42, 48 and others on the Original Grants and Farms Map. |
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Jan Jansen Damen - 1644-04-25 (2 of 2) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Jansen Damen - 1644-04-25 (2 of 2) | 1644-04-25 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Jansen Damen | This was a large plot bordering on Broadway. Contains block 52. |
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Jan Jansen Damen - 1646-03-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Jansen Damen - 1646-03-15 | 1646-03-15 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | Jan Jansen Damen | ||||
Jan Jansen Damen Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Jansen Damen Farm | Farm | Jan Jansen Damen (ID: 1,660,045) | |||||||
Jan Negro - 1647-03-26 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Negro - 1647-03-26 | 1647-03-26 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Jan Negro (ID: 1609,000,072) | Jan Negro | ||||
Jan Twillers - 1699-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Twillers - 1699-12-31 | 1699-12-31 | Jan Twillers | |||||||
Jan Van Rotterdam - 1638-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jan Van Rotterdam - 1638-12-31 | 1638-12-31 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Jan Van Rotterdam | |||||
Jellis Jansen Manedeville - 1680-12-30 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Jellis Jansen Manedeville - 1680-12-30 | 1680-12-30 | Andros | Jellis Jansen Manedeville | ||||||
Johannes Hardenbrook Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Johannes Hardenbrook Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Johannes Van Couwenhoven Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Johannes Van Couwenhoven Farm | Farm | Johannes Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven (ID: 1609,000,237) | |||||||
Johannos van Brugh and Thomas Hall and Jan Vigne and Egbert Wouters and Jacob Leendersen - 1667-10-03 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Johannos van Brugh and Thomas Hall and Jan Vigne and Egbert Wouters and Jacob Leendersen - 1667-10-03 | 1667-10-03 | Johannes van Brugh (ID: 256), Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | Johannos van Brugh | ||||||
Johannos van Brugh and Thomas Hall and Jan Vigne Egbert Wouters and Jacob Leendersen - 1677-07-11 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Johannos van Brugh and Thomas Hall and Jan Vigne Egbert Wouters and Jacob Leendersen - 1677-07-11 | 1677-07-11 | Johannes van Brugh (ID: 256) | Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | ||||||
John Bassett - 1677-10-09 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Bassett - 1677-10-09 | 1677-10-09 | Andros | John Bassett | ||||||
John Benew - 1677-09-23 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Benew - 1677-09-23 | 1677-09-23 | Andros | John Benew | ||||||
John Clendening Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Clendening Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Danielson - 1675-03-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Danielson - 1675-03-15 | 1675-03-15 | Andros | John Danielson | ||||||
John Dyckman Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Dyckman Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Hopper Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Hopper Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Horne Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Horne Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Jones Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Jones Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Kingston Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Kingston Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John L. Norton Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John L. Norton Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Somarindyck Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Somarindyck Farm | Farm | ||||||||
John Watts Estate | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_John Watts Estate | Farm | ||||||||
Julus Scetck - 1662-01-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Julus Scetck - 1662-01-31 | 1662-01-31 | Julus Scetck | |||||||
Keteltas Estate | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Keteltas Estate | Farm | ||||||||
Kip's Bay Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Kip's Bay Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Lambert van Valckenburgh - 1649-05-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Lambert van Valckenburgh - 1649-05-15 | 1649-05-15 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Lambert Valkenbergh (ID: 346) | Lambert van Valckenburgh | ||||
Laurens Cornelissen Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Laurens Cornelissen Farm | Farm | Laurens Cornelissen van der Welde (ID: 1609,000,041) | |||||||
Leendert Aerden - 1645-10-19 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Leendert Aerden - 1645-10-19 | 1645-10-19 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Leandert Aerden (ID: 1,660,003) | Leendert Aerden | ||||
Mandeville Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Mandeville Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Mandeville Homestead | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Mandeville Homestead | Farm | ||||||||
Manual Gerrit - 1645-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Manual Gerrit - 1645-12-31 | 1645-12-31 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Manuel de Gerrit de Reus (ID: 1,660,111) | Manual Gerrit | Grant to Manuel Gerrit de Reus who received manumission in 1644. |
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Manuel Sanders - 1662-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Manuel Sanders - 1662-12-31 | 1662-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Manuel Sanders (ID: 1609,000,080) | Manuel Sanders | ||||
Maray Rameson - 1680-12-16 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Maray Rameson - 1680-12-16 | 1680-12-16 | Andros | Maray Rameson | ||||||
Mary Rameson - 1680-12-16 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Mary Rameson - 1680-12-16 | 1680-12-16 | Andros | Mary Rameson | ||||||
Marycke widow of Lawrence - 1643-12-12 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Marycke widow of Lawrence - 1643-12-12 | 1643-12-12 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Marycke widow of Lawrence | |||||
Meadows Beyond Corlaers Hook | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Meadows Beyond Corlaers Hook | Farm | ||||||||
Minthorne Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Minthorne Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Negroes' Lots Along Bowery Road | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Negroes' Lots Along Bowery Road | Farm | ||||||||
Nicholas Bayard Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Nicholas Bayard Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Oliver De Lancey Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Oliver De Lancey Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Paulo Dangola - 1644-12-30 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Paulo Dangola - 1644-12-30 | 1644-12-30 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Paulo d'Angola (ID: 1,660,221) | Paulo Dangola | ||||
Paulo de Angola - 1645-07-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Paulo de Angola - 1645-07-14 | 1645-07-14 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Paulo d'Angola (ID: 1,660,221) | Paulo de Angola | ||||
Paulus Schrick - 1653-10-07 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Paulus Schrick - 1653-10-07 | 1653-10-07 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Paulus Schrick | |||||
Peter Jacobsen - 1680-12-30 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Peter Jacobsen - 1680-12-30 | 1680-12-30 | Andros | Peter Jacobsen | ||||||
Peter Praa Van Zandt Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Peter Praa Van Zandt Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Peter Van Orden Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Peter Van Orden Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Peter Warren - 1745-05-03 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Peter Warren - 1745-05-03 | 1745-05-03 | City of New York | Peter Warren | ||||||
Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (1 of 3) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (1 of 3) | 1651-03-12 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Petrus Stuyvesant | ||||
Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (2 of 3) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (2 of 3) | 1651-03-12 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Petrus Stuyvesant | ||||
Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (3 of 3) | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Petrus Stuyvesant - 1651-03-12 (3 of 3) | 1651-03-12 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | Petrus Stuyvesant | ||||
Philip Brasher Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Philip Brasher Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Philip de Truy - 1640-05-22 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Philip de Truy - 1640-05-22 | 1640-05-22 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Philip de Truy (ID: 1609000049) | Philip de Truy | ||||
Pierre Van Cortlandt Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Pierre Van Cortlandt Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Pieter Santomee - 1644-12-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Pieter Santomee - 1644-12-15 | 1644-12-15 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | DWIC | Pieter Santome (ID: 1,660,242) | Pieter Santomee | ||||
Pieterbugh - 1699-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Pieterbugh - 1699-12-31 | 1699-12-31 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Pieterbugh | |||||
Rem Rapelje Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Rem Rapelje Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Richard Pero Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Richard Pero Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Riker and Lawrence Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Riker and Lawrence Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Robert Burrage Norton Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Robert Burrage Norton Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Robert Richard Randall Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Robert Richard Randall Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Samler Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Samler Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Sir Peter Warren Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Sir Peter Warren Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Solomon Peterson - 1680-12-14 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Solomon Peterson - 1680-12-14 | 1680-12-14 | Andros | Solomon Peterson | ||||||
Spingler Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Spingler Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Stuyvesant Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Stuyvesant Farm | Farm | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224) | |||||||
Symon Congo - 1644-12-15 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Symon Congo - 1644-12-15 | 1644-12-15 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Simon Congo (ID: 1,660,235) | Symon Congo | ||||
Teunis Somarindyck Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Teunis Somarindyck Farm | Farm | ||||||||
The Bouwery of the West India Company (The Old Company's Bouwerv) - 1625-04-22 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_The Bouwery of the West India Company (The Old Company's Bouwerv) - 1625-04-22 | 1625-04-22 | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | The Bouwery of the West India Company (The Old Company's Bouwerv) | |||||
Thomas Addis Emmet Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Addis Emmet Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Thomas Buchanan Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Buchanan Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Thomas C. Pearsall Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas C. Pearsall Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Thomas Clarke Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Clarke Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Thomas Hal - 1642-11-20 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Hal - 1642-11-20 | 1642-11-20 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | Thomas Hal | ||||
Thomas Hall - 1652-11-29 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Hall - 1652-11-29 | 1652-11-29 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Thomas Hall (ID: 1609,000,229) | Thomas Hall | ||||
Thomas Sanders - 1638-12-31 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Thomas Sanders - 1638-12-31 | 1638-12-31 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Thomas Sanders | |||||
Tonis Nyssen - 1647-04-03 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Tonis Nyssen - 1647-04-03 | 1647-04-03 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Teunis Nyssen (ID: 1609,000,010) | Tonis Nyssen | ||||
Toussaint Briel - 1642-07-06 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Toussaint Briel - 1642-07-06 | 1642-07-06 | Willem Kieft (ID: 1,660,244), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Kieft | Toussaint Briel (ID: 1,660,026) | Toussaint Briel | ||||
Trinity's Lower Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Trinity's Lower Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Trinity's Upper Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Trinity's Upper Farm | Farm | ||||||||
Tucker Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Tucker Farm | Farm | ||||||||
William Beeckman - 1656-06-20 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_William Beeckman - 1656-06-20 | 1656-06-20 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | William Beekman (ID: 1609,000,209) | William Beeckman | ||||
Wolfert Webber and Hendrick Cornelius and Bastian Ellsen - 1677-09-29 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Wolfert Webber and Hendrick Cornelius and Bastian Ellsen - 1677-09-29 | 1677-09-29 | Adros | Wolfert Webber | ||||||
Wolfert Webbers - 1650-04-02 | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Wolfert Webbers - 1650-04-02 | 1650-04-02 | Petrus Stuyvesant (ID: 224), Dutch West India Company (ID: DWIC), DWIC - Corporation - Dutch West India Company (DWIC) | Stuyvesant | Wolfert Webber (ID: 1609,000,230) | Wolfert Webbers | ||||
Wolfert Webbers Upper Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Wolfert Webbers Upper Farm | Farm | Wolfert Webber (ID: 1609,000,230) | |||||||
Wolphert Webber's Farm | Original Grants and Farms | original_grants_and_farms_Wolphert Webber's Farm | Farm | Wolfert Webber (ID: 1609,000,230) | |||||||
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0-Barracks | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Barracks | 1660-07-24 | Soldiers of the DWIC were housed in the Barrack building. |
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0-Canal | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Canal | The canal was empty at low tide, although Stokes notes that: Heeren gracht had “boats, canoes, and skiffs.” (I: 76). So they must have been at bottom during low tide. The NYC Municipal Archives show that there was a bit of a problem with garbage dumping in the canal. See this document: https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/document/proclamationburgomasters-and-schepenen-prohibiting-throwing-out-rubbish-public-streets-or Additionally, those living near the canal were asked to dig it out regularly: https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/document/orderto-people-living-heere-graft-dig-out-canal
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0-Church in the Fort | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Church in the Fort | Church | Church in the fort had stone walls a slate roof, and some windows with stained glass containing coats of arms made by Evert Duykinck. A 1642 contract for the stone work with the John and Richard Ogden gives detailed dimensions. Stokes (I:58) about the Church of St. Nicholas in the fort at New Amsterdam needing repairs in 1656: "Evert Duyckinck, the New Amsterdam glazier, put in the church glass panes, bearing painted coats of arms, for each of the members of the city court." |
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0-Fort - Fort Amsterdam | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Fort - Fort Amsterdam | 1625-00-00 | Construction on Fort Amsterdam was begun in 1625 by Dutch West India Company surveyor and engineer Crijn Fredericksz. Despite professional advice that a masonry structure would best withstand the elements of the waterfront site on which it was built, plus the depredations of rooting hogs and pigs, the fort was constructed of timber and suffered much degradation over time. A four-sided structure with bastions at each corner to protect the sod-covered rubble-filled walls of clay and sand, it was finally torn down in 1790 following the American Revolution. During its day, it was variously the center of New Amsterdam’s trading activity, soldiers’ barracks, by 1642 the Reformed Dutch Church, the WIC Director’s house, and a storage depot for West India Company goods. Jaap Jacob's book https://www.newhollandfoundation.nl/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/PDF-Dutch-Colonial-Fortifications-in-North-America.pdf has extensive research on the many years in which changes and improvements to the Fort were made. See pages 12-14. He notes: "An anonymous English description of New Amsterdam indicates that the building works were completed in 1661: … and a Fort foursquare, 100 yards on each side, at each corner flanked out 26 yards. In the midst of the East and westside is a gate opposite to the other; the walls are built with lime and stone, and within filled up with Earth to a considerable breadth for planting guns, whereon are mounted 16. guns. In this Fort is the Church, the Governors house, and houses for soldiers, ammunition, etc.38
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0-Gallows | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Gallows | The Gallows were used for hangings.
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0-Wall | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Wall | Illustration of the plan for the wall from Vol I of the Court Minutes, pg 72.
The Wall. The original plan for a wall of palisades was not utilized. A less expensive method using uprights and planks was the final outcome. See the attached article by Charles Gehring of the New Netherland Institute for more info.
In 1653 Petrus Stuyvesant as Director General and the Council of New Amsterdam proposed the building of a wall to protect the community, "in order to repulse a sudden attack". In the minutes of their meeting, they required that members of the community participate including the Director General and the council, the mayors and schepens, the merchants, the free Africans, slaves and citizens. The work was expected to take 3 weeks, and during that time, no ships or barks (boats) were permitted to leave so that as many people as possible could participate.
The reality was that the work took almost 4 months, and was completed in July of 1653. The extremely difficult work of digging a trench at 4-5 feet wide all the way across a granite island, and African enslaved people probably accomplished the majority, if not all, of this part of the construction. A significant number of people from rest of the community must have also been engaged in moving wood, sawing lumber, and providing provisions for this effort. In April or May, much of the work would have been made more difficult by the spring rains.
See pages 69-70 of the Council Minutes from 1952-1654 for a detailed description: https://www.newnetherlandinstitute.org/files/3414/0152/0685/Volume_V_-_Council_Minutes_1652-1654.pdf Much research on the wall has been done at the NYC Municipal Archives: https://newamsterdamstories.archives.nyc/blog/the-dutch-the-english-and-the-wall-that-divided-them And the New Netherland Institute: https://www.newnetherlandinstitute.org/history-and-heritage/additional-resources/dutch-treats/putting-the-wall-on-wall-street/ According to the minutes dated 17 March 1653, initial plans called for palisades 12 feet long, 18 inches in circumference, and sharpened at top. This wall was planned to create a line that stretched across the island. However, this plan was much too expensive. From the article: The Wall that becomes a Street by Charles Gehring we learn: "During the first Ango-Dutch war (1652-1654) tensions rose between New England and New Netherland as this European naval conflict threatened to spill over into the New World. In the spring of 1653 a delegation from New England visited Director General Petrus Stuyvesant in New Amsterdam with accusations that en had incited Indians to attack settlements in Connecticut. When Stuyvesant denied the charges, the new Englanders left abruptly for a conference in Boston, leaving the impression that military action would soon follow. Stuyvesant responded to the threat by strengthening his defenses on Manhattan. In addition to repairing Fort Amsterdam plans we made to construct a defensive work across Manhattan on the northern edge of the city. According to the minutes of the construction committee dated 17 March 1653, initial plans called for palisades 12 feet long, 18 inches in circumference, and sharpened at the upper end to be set in line across the island. Behind the palisades a breastwork would be constructed 4 feet high, 4 feet at the bottom and 3 feet at the top, covered with sod, with a ditch 3 feet wide and 2 feet deep, 2 ½ feet within the breastwork (see sketch which appears in margin of original document). The total length of ground to be lined with palisades was 180 rods (a rod = 13 feet). However, when the job was put up for bid no one came close to the committee’s offer of ƒ25 a rod. The lowest bid was ƒ40 per rod, which would have amounted to a total of ƒ7200 for the job. The committee decided to downsize the project by using planks instead of palisades. The specifications of expenses were: 180 rods make 2340 feet, 15 feet to the plank make 156 planks in length, 9 planks high, altogether 1404 planks at ƒ1 ½ per plank, amounting to ƒ2106. 340 posts at ƒ340; nails at ƒ100; transport costs at ƒ120; labor for setting them up and carpenters’ wages ƒ500. Total ƒ3166." See: Charles Gehring, The Wall that Became a Street
See Stokes Vol. 4, p. 138 for Mar. 15 for more info on building the wall. Source materials for Stokes begins with Fernow, Records of New Amsterdam, Vol. 1, Court minutes of New Amsterdam, beginning on p. 69 and shows a sketch on p. 72 showing posts 9 feet above ground. Here is the entry from the minutes regarding the wall as a defense: https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/document/further-resolution-measures-defense-be-adopted Although the note from the note below only mentions the Africans, it does describe the process, and we now know that the Council called for teams of people to work together with representation from the entire community. "When the Africans finished the trench, they formed a wall by standing big logs into it. Each log was 18 inches around and 12 feet long. Then they pounded dirt and stones back into the trench around the base of each log to make the wall strong. They built blockhouses at the ends of the wall, and gates were added where roads ran through it. " For more information on slavery in New Netherland, please see Andrea Mosterman’s digital exhibit for the New Netherland Institute: https://www.newnetherlandinstitute.org/history-and-heritage/digital-exhibitions/slavery-exhibit/ and her book https://www.amazon.com/Spaces-Enslavement-Resistance-Netherland-Institute/dp/1501715623 |
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0-Wharf | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Wharf | 1659-00-00 | The Wharf. Little has been written of the wharf on New Amsterdam’s East River. It is pictured in the famous “views” of the little city, unprepossessing in size and unscalable in imagination. A contemporary description, written in 1661, says that from the northeast gate at the east end of the palisade, or wall, built across the island, south to Whitehall at the Battery was a distance of 400 yards. In this area, “there is a gutte, whereby at high water boats goe into the towne.” Between this point and Long Island, across the East River, “[big] ships ly at anchor, to lade and unlade goods, secure from hurt of any wind and weather.” The wharf was meant to serve the smaller boats that wished to move into and out of the town and to help in the loading and unloading of sea-going vessels. |
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0-Windmill | Taxlots | taxlot_0-Windmill | Windmill | This painting, Windmill, 1670 by Jacob van Ruisdael, gives an approximation of typical Dutch windmills at the time of New Amsterdam. |
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A1 | Taxlots | taxlot_A1 | 1655-05-21 | Tavern | This property was originally a house, but became a 'public house' or tavern under Lodowyck Pos. Stokes, Vol II. |
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A10 | Taxlots | taxlot_A10 | 1660-12-00 | House | Pieter Sinkham, a tailor, was a tenant here in 1660. The property was owned by Peter Stuyvesant. Stokes describes this as a "little house". |
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A11 | Taxlots | taxlot_A11 | 1656-06-00 | Tavern | An 'Inn of questionable character'. Stokes |
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A12 | Taxlots | taxlot_A12 | 1652-00-00 | House | |||||||
A12A | Taxlots | taxlot_A12A | Houses - Attached | "At the Belle Videre where Do Drijsij houses stand, there are 4 houses" - De Sille List of 1660 - Stokes. |
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A13 | Taxlots | taxlot_A13 | 1660-10-13 | House | |||||||
A14 | Taxlots | taxlot_A14 | 1649-07-00 | House | |||||||
A15 | Taxlots | taxlot_A15 | House | House, garden, and orchard. Stokes. |
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A16 | Taxlots | taxlot_A16 | House | House and garden. Stokes. |
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A17 | Taxlots | taxlot_A17 | 1657-11-17 | House | |||||||
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A2 | Taxlots | taxlot_A2 | 1644-00-00 | House | Stokes - " Site of No. 1 Broadway." |
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A3 | Taxlots | taxlot_A3 | 1643-05-16 | Tavern | This was both a house and a tavern. The original structure burned to the ground and Marten rebuilt it and was operating a tavern by 1647. Stokes. |
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A4 | Taxlots | taxlot_A4 | 1655-03-17 | House | Jacob de Lang, merchant, of Bemster, in Holland, bought this house and lot, afterward No . 5 Broadway, March 17, 1655, through his attorney in New Amsterdam, Jacob Hendricksen Backer.—Rec. N. Am., I: 75 ; Liber Deeds, A : 10. The deed recites that a certified copy was made, confirmed with the city seal—evidently with the purpose of transmission to the purchaser, who appears never to have visited New Netherland. Backer delivered the deed to his patron, September 15, 1659.—Ibid., A : 177. The house was built by Jan Hendricksen Steelman, alias Coopall, or Buy All, whose various activities had landed him deeply in debt to Jacob Jansen de Lang.—Mortgages, 1654-1660, trans, by O'Callaghan, 65-7. De Lang's widow, Maria Verveelen, sold the property in 1664 to Francis Boon {Liber Deeds, B : 47), who, in turn, conveyed it to Gerrit van Tright in 1665.—Ibid., B : 8 |
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A5 | Taxlots | taxlot_A5 | 1656-01-00 | House | |||||||
A6 | Taxlots | taxlot_A6 | House | Small house. Stokes. |
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A7 | Taxlots | taxlot_A7 | 1660-06-15 | House | |||||||
A8 | Taxlots | taxlot_A8 | 1649-06-06 | Land | |||||||
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B1 | Taxlots | taxlot_B1 | 1656-10-00 | House | This house was originally built by a wealthy merchant. |
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B10 | Taxlots | taxlot_B10 | School | This was the Latin School. |
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B2 | Taxlots | taxlot_B2 | Orchard | This property is an orchard. |
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B3 | Taxlots | taxlot_B3 | House | ||||||||
B4A | Taxlots | taxlot_B4A | House | ||||||||
B4B | Taxlots | taxlot_B4B | House | ||||||||
B5A | Taxlots | taxlot_B5A | 1657-05-27 | House | |||||||
B5B | Taxlots | taxlot_B5B | 1659-02-19 | House | |||||||
B6 | Taxlots | taxlot_B6 | 1661-09-06 | House | 'House and Lot by the Land Gate' Stokes. |
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B7 | Taxlots | taxlot_B7 | House | A wheelwright purchased this lot in 1661. A house was built on the lot, The measurements of this house in the model are currently: 13' Wide x 25' Deep x 10' Tall. This is an approximation, as the house has not yet been modeled in detail.
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B8 | Taxlots | taxlot_B8 | House | ||||||||
B9 | Taxlots | taxlot_B9 | House, Brewery | House and Brewhouse. Stokes. |
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Beyond-the-Wall1 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall1 | 1647-05-15 | House | Small House. |
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Beyond-the-Wall10 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall10 | 1654-04-12 | Garden - Formal | What was once a formal garden is now part of Trinity Church Yard. Stokes. |
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Beyond-the-Wall2 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall2 | House | 1659-02-19 |
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Beyond-the-Wall3 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall3 | 1653-01-28 | Land | Maize Land. Stokes. |
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Beyond-the-Wall4 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall4 | Land | Maize Land. Stokes. |
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Beyond-the-Wall5 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall5 | House | ||||||||
Beyond-the-Wall6 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall6 | House | ||||||||
Beyond-the-Wall7 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall7 | 1648-07-16 | House | |||||||
Beyond-the-Wall8 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall8 | 1656-10-00 | House | |||||||
Beyond-the-Wall9 | Taxlots | taxlot_Beyond-the-Wall9 | House | Was owned by Marinus Adriaensen (Maryn Adriaensen) Bio info is available for him in Stokes. Requires further research. |
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C1 | Taxlots | taxlot_C1 | House | Substantial buildings including a cooperage and homestead. Stokes. |
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C10 | Taxlots | taxlot_C10 | House | House owned by Samuel Edsall but rented to Jan Fries. Stokes. |
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C11 | Taxlots | taxlot_C11 | 1657-07-00 | House | |||||||
C12 | Taxlots | taxlot_C12 | 1659-07-09 | House | |||||||
C13 | Taxlots | taxlot_C13 | 1660-05-08 | House | This was the 'southerly house' mentioned in Stokes description. Although this house belonged to Pieter Rudolphus in 1660, his residence was on Prince Gracht (C34). Stokes. At one time this house belonged to Cosyn Gerritsen van Putten, the main wheelwright for the colony, so it may have had a wheelwright's workshop at one time. |
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C14 | Taxlots | taxlot_C14 | 1660-05-08 | House | This is described as the 'northerly house' in Stokes. |
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C15 | Taxlots | taxlot_C15 | 1659-09-24 | Boarding House | |||||||
C16 | Taxlots | taxlot_C16 | 1654-08-18 | School | In a part of this house school was kept here by Harmanus van Hoboocken before his own house at L10 was built. |
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C17 | Taxlots | taxlot_C17 | 1659-03-00 | House | |||||||
C18 | Taxlots | taxlot_C18 | 1656-03-00 | House | C 18 and 18A = "1 large new and 1 small decayed old house" It appears that #18 was the new house and 18A the old house. Stokes. Schulyer, who owned this property lived in Albany. |
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C18A | Taxlots | taxlot_C18A | 1656-03-00 | House | Small, old decayed house. Schulyer lived in Albany. |
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C19 | Taxlots | taxlot_C19 | 1654-12-00 | House | |||||||
C19A | Taxlots | taxlot_C19A | 1654-12-00 | House | |||||||
C19B | Taxlots | taxlot_C19B | 1654-12-00 | House | |||||||
C2 | Taxlots | taxlot_C2 | 1645-00-00 | House | |||||||
C20 | Taxlots | taxlot_C20 | 1659-00-00 | House | |||||||
C21 | Taxlots | taxlot_C21 | Stokes description of this property is unclear as to function or property type. Review by Scholarly committee or more information necessary, especially as Red Lion Brewery is listed elsewhere. TD 11-2-09 |
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C22 | Taxlots | taxlot_C22 | 1653-03-22 | Poorhouse | The Deaconry of New Amsterdam purchased this property from Paulus van der Beeck. Most probably, it was the first poorhouse. Stokes. |
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C23 | Taxlots | taxlot_C23 | 1660-01-00 | House | |||||||
C23A | Taxlots | taxlot_C23A | 1660-01-00 | House | |||||||
C24 | Taxlots | taxlot_C24 | 1651-00-00 | House | Little house/cottage. Stokes. |
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C25 | Taxlots | taxlot_C25 | 1656-06-00 | House | |||||||
C26 | Taxlots | taxlot_C26 | 1660-07-10 | House | |||||||
C27 | Taxlots | taxlot_C27 | 1659-07-00 | House | Purchased on speculation. Stokes. |
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C28 | Taxlots | taxlot_C28 | 1658-03-00 | House | |||||||
C29 | Taxlots | taxlot_C29 | |||||||||
C3 | Taxlots | taxlot_C3 | 1645-00-00 | Tavern | |||||||
C30 | Taxlots | taxlot_C30 | 1658-03-00 | House | |||||||
C31 | Taxlots | taxlot_C31 | 1660-05-31 | House | |||||||
C32 | Taxlots | taxlot_C32 | 1659-03-00 | House | Modest cottage. Stokes |
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C33 | Taxlots | taxlot_C33 | House | ||||||||
C34 | Taxlots | taxlot_C34 | 1656-00-00 | House | '...low, wide, house, with a wing...covered the entire frontage of the street, about 30 feet....' Stokes. |
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C35 | Taxlots | taxlot_C35 | House | ||||||||
C36 | Taxlots | taxlot_C36 | House | ||||||||
C4 | Taxlots | taxlot_C4 | 1650-10-02 | Tavern | Possibly both a house and a tavern. Stokes is a bit unclear. TD. 2009-10-04 |
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C5 | Taxlots | taxlot_C5 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
C6 | Taxlots | taxlot_C6 | 1653-10-15…1656-01-21 | House | |||||||
C7 | Taxlots | taxlot_C7 | 1659-01-20 | House | Original Patent of Isaac Allerton and Govert Loockermans for 2 lots of land on Manhattan Island http://digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov/index.php/Detail/objects/51145 |
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C8 | Taxlots | taxlot_C8 | 1659-01-00 | House | |||||||
C9 | Taxlots | taxlot_C9 | 1658-09-04 | House | |||||||
D1 | Taxlots | taxlot_D1 | House | ||||||||
D10 | Taxlots | taxlot_D10 | 1656-00-00 | Brewery | The brewery was a large building. '.....occupying 3 sides of the quadrangle...' A well is also mentioned. See Stokes D10. |
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D10A | Taxlots | taxlot_D10A | 1656-00-00 | House | This was the residence of Oloff Stevensen van Cortlandt and part of the compound including the very large brewery, a well, possibly outbuildings, and 2 other houses. Stokes 10-10A-10B-10C. |
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D10B | Taxlots | taxlot_D10B | 1656-00-00 | House | This house was part of the compound that included the large brewery, Olaf Stevensen Van Cortlandt's residence and another house. |
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D10C | Taxlots | taxlot_D10C | 1656-00-00 | House | This house was part of the compound containing the large brewery, Olaf Stevensen Van Cortlandt's residence, and another house. |
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D11 | Taxlots | taxlot_D11 | 1659-09-01 | House | Since Abraham de la Noy is listed as an innkeeper, it is possible that this house was also used as an inn. Stokes is not clear about this. TD 11-05-09 |
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D12 | Taxlots | taxlot_D12 | 1655-10-00 | House | ...large house with ornamental dormers...Stokes. |
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D13 | Taxlots | taxlot_D13 | 1659-04-00 | House | cottage |
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D14 | Taxlots | taxlot_D14 | 1659-04-00 | House | A cottage rented to a young shoemaker and his wife. Stokes. |
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D15 | Taxlots | taxlot_D15 | House | Cottage. |
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D16 | Taxlots | taxlot_D16 | House | Little house. |
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D17 | Taxlots | taxlot_D17 | House | ||||||||
D18 | Taxlots | taxlot_D18 | 1651-00-00 | House | |||||||
D19 | Taxlots | taxlot_D19 | 1658-03-00 | House | This was 2 small houses until purchased by David Wessels who demolished the small cooper's house. |
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D2 | Taxlots | taxlot_D2 | House | ||||||||
D20 | Taxlots | taxlot_D20 | 1659-06-00 | House | |||||||
D21 | Taxlots | taxlot_D21 | 1655-00-00 | House | This was a house and lot rented to Meindert Barentsen 1,660,016 by Bout. Original deed at New York Historical Society. |
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D22 | Taxlots | taxlot_D22 | House | House and double lot. |
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D2A | Taxlots | taxlot_D2A | House | ||||||||
D3 | Taxlots | taxlot_D3 | 1659-02-00 | House | |||||||
D4 | Taxlots | taxlot_D4 | 1658-01-29 | House | House and outbuilding. |
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D5 | Taxlots | taxlot_D5 | 1657-00-00 | Tavern | Most scholars refer to this property as the White Horse Tavern. For a dozen years, Philipe Geraerdy kept tavern here, and prospered, he died some time in December, 1654. His son ran the tavern for a short time and then sold the building. The Wooden Horse Tavern. Stokes Some time in or before 1657. |
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D6 | Taxlots | taxlot_D6 | 1657-00-00 | Tavern | House of Maria Polet, widow of Philip Geraerdy.....she kept a tavern here.... Stokes. It is not clear from Stokes if this house was a house, or both a house and a part of the Wooden Horse Tavern at D5. For the sake of the model, we will assume that it is a house, where perhaps she took on overflow customers from the Wooden Horse next door. Maria is not listed in the Holland Society's original list of ancestors and so it is not possible to associate her with this house. This is a functionality that must revised in future iterations. TD 11-04-09 |
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D7 | Taxlots | taxlot_D7 | 1656-04-26 | House | Ebbingh is described as a 'wealthy merchant', so the house might reflect that. |
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D8 | Taxlots | taxlot_D8 | Houses - Attached | D8 and D9 were double attached houses, made of brick. |
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D9 | Taxlots | taxlot_D9 | 1653-10-15 | Houses - Attached | D8 and D9 were double attached houses made of brick. |
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E1 | Taxlots | taxlot_E1 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
E10 | Taxlots | taxlot_E10 | 1643-04-28 | House | |||||||
E11 | Taxlots | taxlot_E11 | 1643-04-28 | House | |||||||
E12 | Taxlots | taxlot_E12 | House | ||||||||
E13 | Taxlots | taxlot_E13 | House | ||||||||
E14 | Taxlots | taxlot_E14 | House | ||||||||
E15 | Taxlots | taxlot_E15 | House | ||||||||
E16 | Taxlots | taxlot_E16 | Shop | ...In his shop...he dealt as a mercer, selling silks, linens, galloon, lace, stockings and buttons.... Stokes. |
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E17 | Taxlots | taxlot_E17 | 1660-01-12 | House | |||||||
E18 | Taxlots | taxlot_E18 | House | ||||||||
E19 | Taxlots | taxlot_E19 | House | ||||||||
E2 | Taxlots | taxlot_E2 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
E20 | Taxlots | taxlot_E20 | House | ||||||||
E21 | Taxlots | taxlot_E21 | House | Jacob Hendricksen and Jacob Stryker, Jr. shared a half interest in this property in the year 1660. |
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E22 | Taxlots | taxlot_E22 | 1646-00-00 | House | small house |
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E23 | Taxlots | taxlot_E23 | 1659-00-00 | Hospital | became The Gasthuys (Hospital) |
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E24 | Taxlots | taxlot_E24 | 1659-00-00 | Hospital | became The Gasthuys (Hospital) |
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E2A | Taxlots | taxlot_E2A | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
E3 | Taxlots | taxlot_E3 | 1658-02-07 | House | |||||||
E4A | Taxlots | taxlot_E4A | House | ...pretentious...double gable to the street....Stokes |
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E5 | Taxlots | taxlot_E5 | 1646-04-23 | House | |||||||
E6 | Taxlots | taxlot_E6 | Houses - Attached | 5 houses of the Company....Stokes These were attached houses owned by the DWIC, and used to house the company's servants as well as goods and merchandise. |
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E7 | Taxlots | taxlot_E7 | 1658-07-27 | House | This property later became a school house. |
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E8 | Taxlots | taxlot_E8 | 1643-04-28 | House | |||||||
E9 | Taxlots | taxlot_E9 | 1643-04-28 | House | |||||||
F1 | Taxlots | taxlot_F1 | 1647-01-21 | House | Sara Roelofse Kierstede (ID: 660,028) | This was the residence of Dr. Hans Kierstede and his wife, Sara Roelof Kierstede. |
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F10 | Taxlots | taxlot_F10 | House | In 1656 Isaac De Forest built a house on the grounds of the old church which is described as "which was an ornament to the City." Stokes |
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F11 | Taxlots | taxlot_F11 | Tavern | This is described as a small house and a tavern in Stokes. |
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F12 | Taxlots | taxlot_F12 | 1659-07-00 | House | Small house. |
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F13 | Taxlots | taxlot_F13 | House | ||||||||
F14 | Taxlots | taxlot_F14 | 1656-00-00 | Shop | Baker's shop. Stokes |
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F15 | Taxlots | taxlot_F15 | House | ||||||||
F15A | Taxlots | taxlot_F15A | House | ||||||||
F16 | Taxlots | taxlot_F16 | Tavern | Tavern, granted permission to tap in 1656. |
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F2 | Taxlots | taxlot_F2 | House | Cornelis Steenwyck's "elaborate dwelling-house (F2,3,4) was erected upon the south-east corner of the present Whitehall and .Bridge Streets, now know n as No. 27 Whitehall Street." Stokes |
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F3 | Taxlots | taxlot_F3 | House | ||||||||
F4 | Taxlots | taxlot_F4 | Great House | ....Cornelis Steenwyck....His elaborate dwelling house....Stokes The measurements of this house in the model are currently: 19'3" Wide x 45'11" Deep x 11'10" Tall. This is an approximation, as the house has not yet been modeled in detail.
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F5 | Taxlots | taxlot_F5 | Warehouse | Paulus Leendersen built this tall warehouse in 1650. |
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F6 | Taxlots | taxlot_F6 | 1649-00-00 | Warehouse | Pack House of the DWIC. |
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F7 | Taxlots | taxlot_F7 | 1645-07-16 | Warehouse | This warehouse is described as a 3 story building in Stokes. |
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F8 | Taxlots | taxlot_F8 | Great House | ...his extensive dwelling here was referred to as "van Tienhoven's Great House.".... |
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F9 | Taxlots | taxlot_F9 | Great House | This lot was also part of ..."van Tienhoven's Great House"...Stokes. |
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G1 | Taxlots | taxlot_G1 | House | "...a pretty cottage, which, in 1660, belonged to Annetje Jans Bogardus, then living at Albany....A splendid tree shaded the cottage--shaded, too, the smaller house at the rear belonging to Trijin Jonas, the midwife......."Stokes Both Annetje and Trijin are not listed as Ancestors under the current configuration of the model. This points to the issue of assigning ownership of these lots to Spouses and/or developing a list of Female Ancestors vs. Male Ancestors in the next phase of the project. TD -11-12-09 |
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G10 | Taxlots | taxlot_G10 | 1658-08-02 | House | |||||||
G11 | Taxlots | taxlot_G11 | 1652-03-04 | House | |||||||
G2 | Taxlots | taxlot_G2 | House | --a fair sized house, with a stable in the rear, and a trim garden with fruit trees....Stokes |
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G3 | Taxlots | taxlot_G3 | 1649-05-26 | House | |||||||
G3 | Taxlots | taxlot_G3 | 1649-05-26 | House | |||||||
G4 | Taxlots | taxlot_G4 | Tavern | tavern, was a maritime building, many seafaring men frequented it. |
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G5 | Taxlots | taxlot_G5 | 1659-04-00 | Land | ...house...an old one...had probably fallen into complete decay. The Plan shows that it was demolished before July, 1660...Stokes |
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G6 | Taxlots | taxlot_G6 | House | ||||||||
G7 | Taxlots | taxlot_G7 | 1654-10-00 | House | |||||||
G8 | Taxlots | taxlot_G8 | House | ||||||||
G9 | Taxlots | taxlot_G9 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
H1 | Taxlots | taxlot_H1 | 1656-00-00 | House | |||||||
H2 | Taxlots | taxlot_H2 | House | No. 2 and 2A - Jan Evertsen Bout is said to have lived here. He owned a much better house in Block D (No. 21), but he lived at Breuckelen the greater part of the time. His domicile in New Amsterdam seems to have been for business purposes.....Stokes. |
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H2A | Taxlots | taxlot_H2A | House | No. 2 and 2A - Jan Evertsen Bout is said to have lived here. He owned a much better house in Block D (No. 21), but he lived at Breuckelen the greater part of the time. His domicile in New Amsterdam seems to have been for business purposes.....Stokes. |
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H3 | Taxlots | taxlot_H3 | House | ||||||||
H4 | Taxlots | taxlot_H4 | 1653-00-00 | House | |||||||
H5 | Taxlots | taxlot_H5 | House | ||||||||
J1 | Taxlots | taxlot_J1 | 1658-02-00 | Great House | .....Stuyvesant's house was probably built of stone.....Stokes J1 |
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J10 | Taxlots | taxlot_J10 | 1659-07-00 | House | |||||||
J11 | Taxlots | taxlot_J11 | 1647-00-00 | House | |||||||
J12 | Taxlots | taxlot_J12 | 1647-07-29 | House | |||||||
J13 | Taxlots | taxlot_J13 | 1652-01-07 | House | |||||||
J14 | Taxlots | taxlot_J14 | 1656-10-23 | Tavern | |||||||
J15 | Taxlots | taxlot_J15 | Warehouse | ||||||||
J2 | Taxlots | taxlot_J2 | 1661-00-00 | House | |||||||
J3 | Taxlots | taxlot_J3 | 1657-00-00 | House | |||||||
J4 | Taxlots | taxlot_J4 | House | ||||||||
J5 | Taxlots | taxlot_J5 | 1657-10-00 | House | |||||||
J6 | Taxlots | taxlot_J6 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
J7 | Taxlots | taxlot_J7 | 1664-05-00 | House | |||||||
J9 | Taxlots | taxlot_J9 | 1656-00-00 | House | |||||||
J9A | Taxlots | taxlot_J9A | 1656-00-00 | House | |||||||
K1 | Taxlots | taxlot_K1 | House | House and orchard. |
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K2 | Taxlots | taxlot_K2 | 1665-00-00 | House | |||||||
K2 | Taxlots | taxlot_K2 | 1665-00-00 | House | |||||||
K3 | Taxlots | taxlot_K3 | 1665-00-00 | House | |||||||
K4 | Taxlots | taxlot_K4 | House | little house |
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K5 | Taxlots | taxlot_K5 | House | ||||||||
K6 | Taxlots | taxlot_K6 | House | ||||||||
K7 | Taxlots | taxlot_K7 | 1658-02-00 | House | THis property belonged to Janneken Bonus. She was a widow with children. See Stokes. Janneken is not listed under the list of ancestors. In Phase II she must be included. TD. |
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K8 | Taxlots | taxlot_K8 | 1657-12-00 | House | |||||||
L1 | Taxlots | taxlot_L1 | 1658-00-00 | Garden | |||||||
L10 | Taxlots | taxlot_L10 | 1660-01-00 | School | The "trivial school" of Harmanus van Hobocken The measurements of this house in the model are currently: 12.5' Wide x 22' Deep x 10' 4" Tall. This is an approximation, as the house has not yet been modeled in detail.
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L11 | Taxlots | taxlot_L11 | 1660-06-01 | House | |||||||
L12 | Taxlots | taxlot_L12 | House | In 1660 this house was the scene of a double wedding as both of Nicassius' daughters were wed here. |
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L2 | Taxlots | taxlot_L2 | House | little cottage |
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L3 | Taxlots | taxlot_L3 | Brewery | Red Lion Brewery |
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L4 | Taxlots | taxlot_L4 | 1655-00-00 | House | |||||||
L5 | Taxlots | taxlot_L5 | House | ||||||||
L6 | Taxlots | taxlot_L6 | 1659-03-03 | House | |||||||
L7 | Taxlots | taxlot_L7 | 1656-00-00 | House | |||||||
L8 | Taxlots | taxlot_L8 | 1658-12-00 | House | |||||||
L9 | Taxlots | taxlot_L9 | House | Little house. |
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M1 | Taxlots | taxlot_M1 | 1644-06-01 | Houses - Attached | 6 houses were built on this lot by Adriaen Vincent. |
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M10 | Taxlots | taxlot_M10 | House | DWIC owned this property to house enslaved workers from Africa and the Americas. It was the "house of the company's negroes'" as listed in Stokes. In Andrea Mosterman's book Spaces of Enslavement , she notes " New York's enslaved population also included a significant number of Native Americans. In fact, frequent references to enslaved Native Americans in colonial legislation suggest that their enslavement was not uncommon in the region, even though a 1679 law prohibited the bondage of New York's indigenous populations and granted freedom to Native Americans who had been brought into the colony from other parts of the Americas after they had been there for six months. Thus, New York's enslaved population consisted of an ethnically diverse mix of men, women, and children of African and Native American descent." p 6 "The men and women enslaved by the company helped build the colony's infrastructure and fortifications, such as Fort Amsterdam, clear the land, develop its agriculture, and tend to livestock." p 23 " Enslaved men who worked in chains likely produced some of the most physically taxing labor, such as the digging of the canals. Their circumstances were so severe that working alongside them became a form of punishment in the colony...." See this document as an example: https://encyclopedia.nahc-mapping.org/document/dutch-colonial-council-minutes-17-may-6-june-1644 " By the 1660's, the seven or eight people still enslaved by the company in New Amsterdam may have inhabited this building as well. ..... if most of the people enslaved by the company lived here, which was likely the case considering that it was referred to as the house of the company slaves, it housed multiple families, thus leaving little privacy and space for each of them." p 35 We are estimating that this meant there may have been 7-8 families living in the very small house, so perhaps as many as 35-40 people. More research may provide additional information. TD 2023 |
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M11 | Taxlots | taxlot_M11 | House | ...mean little house...Stokes |
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M12 | Taxlots | taxlot_M12 | 1643-00-00 | House | This was the house of a master glazier known for creating stained glass windows. |
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M13 | Taxlots | taxlot_M13 | House | little house |
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M14 | Taxlots | taxlot_M14 | 1658-08-26 | House | |||||||
M15 | Taxlots | taxlot_M15 | House | ||||||||
M16 | Taxlots | taxlot_M16 | House | ||||||||
M17 | Taxlots | taxlot_M17 | 1656-04-04 | Brewery | Brew house of Michael Vreeland |
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M18 | Taxlots | taxlot_M18 | Great House | Tax Lots M18 and 19 were owned by Rutger Jacobsen. He built this house, after October 4, 1649 and before October 15, 1655.... "It seems to have been the finest residence on the block, with a coach-house, or possibly a small warehouse, in the rear (No. 19). The garden was more than 150 feet deep.... |
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M19 | Taxlots | taxlot_M19 | Warehouse | Coach house or warehouse |
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M2 | Taxlots | taxlot_M2 | 1660-05-01 | House | Although Thomas Davidts owned this property, he was often in Albany, and the house was occupied by Foppe Robberts. |
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M20 | Taxlots | taxlot_M20 | 1658-08-26 | House | |||||||
M21 | Taxlots | taxlot_M21 | 1658-07-31 | Smithy | (site of Burger Jorrisen’s smithy, 1655); this would have been both a smithy and a house |
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M22 | Taxlots | taxlot_M22 | 1660-04-14 | House | Meindert Barentsen and his wife's mother occupied houses at M22 and M23. See Stokes file attached for details. |
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M23 | Taxlots | taxlot_M23 | 1660-04-14 | House | Meindert Barentsen and his wife's mother occupied houses at M22 and M23. See Stokes file attached for details. |
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M3 | Taxlots | taxlot_M3 | House | ||||||||
M4 | Taxlots | taxlot_M4 | House | ||||||||
M5 | Taxlots | taxlot_M5 | House | M5 and M6 are 2 small dwellings. |
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M6 | Taxlots | taxlot_M6 | 1644-06-01 | House | |||||||
M7 | Taxlots | taxlot_M7 | 1655-04-07 | Tavern | Tavern where brawls often took place. |
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M8 | Taxlots | taxlot_M8 | 1656-06-00 | House | |||||||
M9 | Taxlots | taxlot_M9 | 1652-00-00 | House | |||||||
N1 | Taxlots | taxlot_N1 | 1660-06-01 | House | Pieter Wolfertsen van Couwenhoven (263) aquired this property from Govert Loockermans (151). (Notes from the Index to the Castello Plan).
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N10 | Taxlots | taxlot_N10 | 1656-00-00 | House | "old stone house of van Couwenhowen", see Stokes Vol II for more details. |
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N11 | Taxlots | taxlot_N11 | House | Tielman van Vleck (349) and his wife Maghdaleentee Herlyn (660,038)acquired this property from from Michiel Paulussen (1660134). (Notes from the Index to the Castello Plan.) |
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N12 | Taxlots | taxlot_N12 | 1658-12-16 | Tavern | Aris Otto's tavern was described as being 'not of a very high order'. |
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N13 | Taxlots | taxlot_N13 | 1646-07-02 | House | |||||||
N14 | Taxlots | taxlot_N14 | 1646-07-02 | Houses - Attached | |||||||
N15 | Taxlots | taxlot_N15 | Land | This house may not have existed in 1660 or was under construction. Wessell Evertsen (1,660,063) was in the process of building the house for Assur Levy (1,660,117). Levy took occupancy in June 1, 1663. (Stokes Vol II). |
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N2 | Taxlots | taxlot_N2 | 1646-00-00…1655-00-00 | Brewery | Home of Govert Loockermans (151), a wealthy brewer who became a major landholder in New Amsterdam. Described in Stokes as 'house and brewhouse', it is later described in Stokes as "the great stone brewhouse".
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N3 | Taxlots | taxlot_N3 | House | "Claas Karstensen" of Sant, in Norway own this little house until October 1662 when he sold it to Aldert Conick. (Stokes). |
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N4 | Taxlots | taxlot_N4 | 1658-00-00 | House | |||||||
N5 | Taxlots | taxlot_N5 | 1659-00-00 | House | Gysbert Teunissen van Barnevelt (1660180) was listed as a farmer. As a result, we have modeled this house as a farmer's house. TD Here are the dimensions used in creating the 3D model of this house: Width (Frontage on the Street) - 15'10" The measurements were researched by Len Tantillo |
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N6 | Taxlots | taxlot_N6 | 1654-04-17 | House | Stokes describes this property as a house built by the Chimney Sweep, Pieter Andriessen Schoorsteenweger (1660156), and sold to William Herrick (1660075). |
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N7 | Taxlots | taxlot_N7 | 1648-00-00 | Tavern | Pieter's tavern was in operation for many years, as he was listed as a tapster as early as 1648. Measurements for this house as it is represented in the model would be the equivalent of:
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N8 | Taxlots | taxlot_N8 | 1656-00-00 | Mill | Taxlots 8,9,and 10 were owned by Nicholas de Meyer in 1660 and included a house and a mill. See Stokes Vol II for more details. Lot #10 was the old stone house, the mill was at the western end, and the garden was in between according to Stokes. TD. |
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N9 | Taxlots | taxlot_N9 | 1656-00-00 | Garden | Taxlots 8, 9, 10 were purchased by Nicholas de Meyer and contained a mill, a lot, and a stone house. Lot #10 was the stone house and was occupied by Nicholas and his family. According to Stokes, the western end was the mill, the house was lot #10 and the garden was in between. See Stokes VolII for more details. TD. |
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O1 | Taxlots | taxlot_O1 | 1658-01-12 | House | |||||||
O2 | Taxlots | taxlot_O2 | 1660-02-00 | House | |||||||
O3 | Taxlots | taxlot_O3 | 1644-12-15 | House | Little house likely to have been the home of Cornelis Melyen. |
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O4 | Taxlots | taxlot_O4 | House | It is likely that Adolph Pietersen was occupying this property in 1660 as the notes on the Index to the Catello Plan suggest that Mattheus built it for him in 1651. However, Adolph Pietersen is not currently in our data set. TD |
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O5 | Taxlots | taxlot_O5 | House | Small house built by poet. Poorly maintained chimney. See Stokes Vol II |
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O6 | Taxlots | taxlot_O6 | House | ||||||||
O7 | Taxlots | taxlot_O7 | 1657-07-05 | House | |||||||
O8 | Taxlots | taxlot_O8 | Blocks O8 and O9 are described as: de Stadt Huys |
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O9 | Taxlots | taxlot_O9 | Blocks O8 and O9 are described as: de Stadt Huys |
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P1 | Taxlots | taxlot_P1 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
P10 | Taxlots | taxlot_P10 | House | ||||||||
P11 | Taxlots | taxlot_P11 | House | This house would have had every convenience of the time. TD See Stokes Vol II. |
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P12 | Taxlots | taxlot_P12 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
P13 | Taxlots | taxlot_P13 | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
P2 | Taxlots | taxlot_P2 | 1647-11-00 | Land | Stokes description is not clear about whether or not this parcel was developed by 1660. TD |
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P3 | Taxlots | taxlot_P3 | 1647-11-00 | Land | Stokes is not clear about whether or not this parcel was developed by 1660. TD. |
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P4 | Taxlots | taxlot_P4 | House | Charles Bridges acquired this property through his marriage to Sarah Cornell, but he retained only a life estate. The property went back to the Willett Family. (Sarah Cornell had been married to Thomas Willett.) TD - See Stokes Vol II. |
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P5 | Taxlots | taxlot_P5 | House | ||||||||
P6 | Taxlots | taxlot_P6 | 1658-03-28 | Tavern | |||||||
P7 | Taxlots | taxlot_P7 | Tavern | La Chair ran an unsuccessful tavern in this house. See Stokes Vol II for more info. TD |
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P8 | Taxlots | taxlot_P8 | House | ||||||||
P9 | Taxlots | taxlot_P9 | House | Smith, Richard (c.1596-1666) Richard Smith was born in Thornbury, Gloucestershire ca. 1596. In 1621, he married Johan Barton and they had 5 children: Johan 1624; Katheryne 1627; James 1629; Richard 1630; and Elizabeth 1632. About 1635 he moved his family to Taunton in the Plymouth colony, and arrived in New Amsterdam in 1641. During the 1640's Smith conducted a flourishing trading business in New Amsterdam. He owned a sloop, the Welcome, on which he carried European trade goods to his post at Cocumscussoc where he exchanged them for furs. In 1648, Smith bought out his rival Jan Wilcox and in 1651 he purchased the trading business and adjacent property of Roger Williams. Smith served as one of the 'Eight Men", and advisory council to the Dutch Director, Kieft. Smith's daughter, Katheryne married Gysbert OpDyck, and his daughter Johan married Thomas Newton. The Smith family left New Amsterdam in 1649. Gysbert and Katheryne remained in New Amsterdam where Katheryne died about 1660. Richard Smith died at Cosumscussoc in 1666. Paraphrased from: Smith's Castle at Cocumscossoc: Four Centuries of Rhode Island History, Neil G. Dunay, Norma LaSalle, R.Darrell McIntire, 2003.
The measurements of this house in the model are currently: 30' 5.5" Wide x 11.5' Deep x 8' Tall.
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Q1 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q1 | Houses - Attached | Two small houses under one roof. They were rented to Mathys Muller, town watchman, and Gerrit Pilser. The houses may not have been in very good condition. |
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Q10 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q10 | 1654-05-17 | House | 'neglected little house and lot'. |
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Q11 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q11 | 1659-06-00 | House | |||||||
Q12A | Taxlots | taxlot_Q12A | 1660-00-00 | House | |||||||
Q12B | Taxlots | taxlot_Q12B | 1660-00-00 | House | House rented by Claes Claesen Smith from Andries Jochemsen. Claes allowed goats to ruin the orchard and garden. This is one of 3 houses built by Claes Hendricksen, master carpenter. |
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Q12C | Taxlots | taxlot_Q12C | 1660-00-00 | Great House, Tavern | One of three houses built by master carpenter Claes Hendricksen. This one was the 'Great House' that Claes lived in, and that Andries Jochemsen lived in after he purchased all three houses circa 1660. Jochemsen, a sailmaker, also decided to open a tavern here in 1657. |
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Q13 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q13 | House | This house was sold to Willem Pietersen. We do not currently have information on him. TD 2-18-2010 |
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Q14 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q14 | 1649-07-11 | House | See Stokes Taxlot Q14 for a detailed account of this property. |
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Q15 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q15 | 1657-11-28 | House | |||||||
Q16 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q16 | 1644-00-00 | House | Burger Jorisen had 3 lots. This one was the residence, Q17 was the still, and Q18 was the smithy. Stokes. |
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Q17 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q17 | 1660-00-00 | Still House | |||||||
Q18 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q18 | 1660-00-00 | Smithy | |||||||
Q19 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q19 | House | This house belonged to the estate of Govert Loockermans, until 1672, when it was sold to Joannes van Brugh. |
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Q2 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q2 | 1659-01-00 | House | |||||||
Q20 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q20 | House | ||||||||
Q21 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q21 | House | ||||||||
Q22 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q22 | House | ||||||||
Q23 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q23 | Outbuilding | Small outbuilding. |
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Q24 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q24 | Tavern | ||||||||
Q25 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q25 | 1657-00-00 | House | |||||||
Q26 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q26 | House | ||||||||
Q3 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q3 | 1657-00-00 | House | |||||||
Q4 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q4 | Description of this property in Stokes is not clear. May be a bowerie, may be a house. |
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Q5 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q5 | 1660-00-00 | House | This house had 8 small apple trees on the property. |
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Q6 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q6 | 1659-03-29 | House | |||||||
Q7 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q7 | 1659-03-29 | House | |||||||
Q8 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q8 | House | ||||||||
Q9 | Taxlots | taxlot_Q9 | House | Large House |
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Q9A | Taxlots | taxlot_Q9A | House | Small house rented to Andries Jochemsen by Daniel Litschoe. |
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R1 | Taxlots | taxlot_R1 | 1651-08-29 | Office - Factor | R1- Dwelling; R2 - Tobacco warehouse of Albert Andriessen...who established a trading post here. He used the house as an office for his factor. |
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R2 | Taxlots | taxlot_R2 | 1651-08-29 | Warehouse | Tobacco warehouse |
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R3 | Taxlots | taxlot_R3 | 1647-00-00 | House | R 3 and 3A are listed as the homes of Claes van Elslant and of Andries Claessen, his son. |
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R3A | Taxlots | taxlot_R3A | 1647-00-00 | House | |||||||
R4 | Taxlots | taxlot_R4 | Carpenter's Shop | ...every indication that this structure, ...was not a dwelling, but a carpenter's shop....Stokes Taxlot R4 |
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R5 | Taxlots | taxlot_R5 | Tavern | ||||||||
R6 | Taxlots | taxlot_R6 | House | ||||||||
R7 | Taxlots | taxlot_R7 | House | ||||||||
R8 | Taxlots | taxlot_R8 | House | ||||||||
R9 | Taxlots | taxlot_R9 | House | ||||||||
Area of present East Marion (1661) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Area of present East Marion (1661) | 1661-00-00 | The Corchaugs were still present when six English families settled in 1661… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Marion,_New_York |
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Christopher and Thomas Foster Land Purchase (1650) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Christopher and Thomas Foster Land Purchase (1650) | 1650-00-00 | In 1650, Christopher and Thomas Foster purchased a large plot of land… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elmont,_New_York |
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Dongan grant (1683) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Dongan grant (1683) | 1683-00-00 | Thomas Dongan, the fourth royal governor of New York, was granted an 800-acre parcel of land in 1683 that included New Hyde Park. It was known as "Dongan's Farm." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Hyde_Park,_New_York |
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Grant to Colonel William "Tangier" Smith (1663) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Grant to Colonel William "Tangier" Smith (1663) | 1693-00-00 | The area of the hamlet once laid within the huge tract of land known as Manor St. George, a land grant given to Col. William "Tangier" Smith in 1693… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manorville,_New_York |
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Indian Land Sale (c. 1660) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Indian Land Sale (c. 1660) | 1653-00-00 | The settlement began circa 1653 with purchase of land from the local natives… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurel_Hollow,_New_York |
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John Carman and Robert Fordham land purchase (1643) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_John Carman and Robert Fordham land purchase (1643) | 1643-00-00 | In 1643, John Carman and Robert Fordham sailed across the Long Island Sound from Stamford, Connecticut and purchased the land.
The Village of East Hills was incorporated on June 24, 1931… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Hills,_New_York |
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Land purchase from local natives (1655) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Land purchase from local natives (1655) | 1655-00-00 | In 1655, a handful of land-speculating colonists orchestrated the purchase of the Setauket area from the local natives… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setauket,_New_York |
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Land purchase from Setalcott tribe (1664) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Land purchase from Setalcott tribe (1664) | 1664-00-00 | The land that Miller Place occupies was purchased from the native Setalcott tribe in 1664 by settlers of Setauket.
By the early 1700s, the community had become known as Miller's Place… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_Place,_New_York |
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Purchase by Dutch West India Company (1640) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Purchase by Dutch West India Company (1640) | 1640-00-00 | In the year 1640, 14 years after the arrival of Dutch colonists in Manhattan (New Amsterdam), the area that is now Valley Stream was purchased by the Dutch West India Company.
The Village of Valley Stream was incorporated in 1925 as a result of its growth… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_Stream,_New_York |
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Richard Latting - Tribal land purchase (1660) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Richard Latting - Tribal land purchase (1660) | 1660-00-00 | The Matinecock sold the area in 1660 to Richard Latting… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lattingtown,_New_York |
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Robert Williams land purchase (1648) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Robert Williams land purchase (1648) | 1648-00-00 | Plainview's origins date to 1648, when Robert Williams, a settler from Wales, bought land in the area… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plainview,_New_York |
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Theophilus Eaton land purchase from Chorchaug Indians (1640) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Theophilus Eaton land purchase from Chorchaug Indians (1640) | 1640-00-00 | Corchaug Indians, who were the first residents of the area, sold land to Theophilus Eaton, governor of New Haven, Connecticut. The area was eventually settled by English colonists. The meadowlands were held in common by the residents of Southold from its... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattituck,_New_York |
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Thomas Powell Indian land purchase (1695) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Thomas Powell Indian land purchase (1695) | 1695-00-00 | In 1695, Thomas Powell bought about 10,000 acres (40 km2) from local Indian tribes… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Bethpage,_New_York |
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Tribal land purchase from Lenape (1643) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Tribal land purchase from Lenape (1643) | 1643-00-00 | The city of Long Beach's first inhabitants were the Algonquian-speaking Lenape, who sold the area to English colonists in 1643.
In 1906, William H. Reynolds, a 39-year-old real estate developer and former state senator, became involved in the area… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Beach,_New_York |
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Tribal land purchase from Matinecock tribe (1654) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Tribal land purchase from Matinecock tribe (1654) | 1654-00-00 | In 1654, the Matinecock Native Americans sold 3,000 acres (12 km2) of what is now called Lloyd Neck to English settlers from Oyster Bay.
The Matinecock referred to the region as Caumsett ("place by sharp rock")… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lloyd_Harbor,_New_York |
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Tribal land sale from Chief Asharoken (1656) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_Tribal land sale from Chief Asharoken (1656) | 1656-07-30 | On July 30, 1656, land was purchased from Chief Asharoken… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Northport,_New_York |
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William Nicoll land purchase (November 29, 1683) | Wikipedia Villages and Hamlets | wikipedia_villages_and_hamlets_lots_William Nicoll land purchase (November 29, 1683) | 1683-11-29 | On November 29, 1683, William Nicoll (Nicolls), founder of the Town of Islip and son of New York City Mayor Matthias Nicoll, was awarded the first royal patent to the east end of what is now the Town of Islip. Nicoll purchased land from from Sachem (Paramount chief) Winnequaheagh of Connetquot… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_River,_New_York |