New Netherland 1621-1664
Immigrants to New Netherland
1660
In The Faith
(De Trouw)
Sailed December 23, 1660
Captain Jan Jansen Bestevaer
Arrived New Amsterdam May, 1661
** Adolph Hardenbroeck - and wife and son 25 years of age
(Pieter Rudolphus agrees to pay passage for son)
** Adriaen Huybertsen Sterrevelt - agriculturist
** Christiaen de Lorie from St. Malo - wife, mother and sister
** Claes Theunissen from Gorkum - and his servant, and boy
** Harmen Stepfer (Stefper), from the Dutchy of Cleef
In 1662 he is called Steppe or Stegge in a deed by which Pieter Jansen, Norweigen, portioned off a lot for him. (New Amsterdam records, 1653-74, II, p 371) [Source #83A]
** Hendrick Jansen Spier(s), wife and two children ages 4 and 5 years.
[Source #83A lists only the wife and 2 children]
** Joost Adriaensen Pynacker from Delft
[(Jooset Adriaensen Molenaer), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 607-608]
** Lammert Huybertsen from Wageningen - and wife and two children ages 2 and 3 1/2 years.
** Lubbert Harmensen from Overyssel
(Marmensen [Source #84])
** Philip Langelens - agriculturist, and wife and two children ages 7 and 10 years.
Albert Gerritsen* from Wageningen
Gerrit Gerritsen* from Wageningen - and wife and one child 2 years of age
Gerrit van Manen* from Wageningen
Hendrick Bos* (Bosch) from Leyden - and wife and two children ages 2 and 16 years.
[(Bush), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 236]
Hendrick Jansen* from Wageningen
Jacob Jansen* from Amersfoort - lives with Elbert Elbertson in Flatlands
[Source #83A]
Jacob Jansen from New Netherland [same as above?]
Jan Aertsen* from Amersfoort - lives with Elbert Elbertson in Flatlands. (Took the Oath of Alegiance in Kings Co., 1687.)
[Source #83A]
Jan Gerritsen Hagel*
[See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 612]
Tys Jansen* from Amersfoort
William Aertsen* from Wageningen
*, ** - A. J. Van Laer has recorded these persons as sailing on this ship (Lancour source #83);
E. B. O'Callaghan has recorded the same persons sailing in
The Faith, December 1659, (Lancour source #86).
[The names have been recorded at this site on both lists until further documentation is found to support claim one way or the other. See ** below, which adds to the confusion.]
** - A. J. Van Laer adds this additional notation: In the original, the date for the first ten names recorded [**], is 1661, while for the last the last ten names [*], the date has been changed from 1661 to 1660. Inasmuch as The Faith sailed again from Holland March 24, 1662, it is evident the correct date should be December 23, 1660.
Source: #83, 83A, #84