New Netherland 1621-1664
Immigrants to New Netherland
1663
In the Spotted Cow (Brindled Cow)
(Bontekoe)
Sailed from Amsterdam April 16, 1663
Captain Jan Bergen
Adriaen Jansen Honink (Konink), from Well - and wife and four children ages 1/2, 4, 6 and 8 years
Barent Boerhams (Boerhaus)
Barent Egbertsz from Bentheim (Bentem), - and wife and two children ages 1 and 3 years
David De Maire from Picardy - and wife and four children ages 1, 6, 11, and 18 years
[(Demarest), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 106, 205]
Elje Barents wife of Adam Bremen - and servant girl
(Elsje)
Gerrit Jans (Jansz), from Arnhem, and wife
and brother-in-law, Arnoldus Willems (Willemsz)
Gerrit Verbeeck
Giel Bastiaensen from Leirdam - and wife and four children ages 1, 5, 8 and 9 years
Grietje Gerrits the wife of Dirck Jansen Van Vliet - and two children ages 4 and 9 years
Hans Jacob Sardingh (Hardingh, Harty), from Bern, Switzerland
(Possibly the ancestor of the Harding family of Orange County, see Riker's Harlem, page 407; [Source #83A])
Hendrick Cornelisz from New Netherland
Jacob Kerve from Leyden - and wife
Jan Bastiaensen (Kortright), from Leirdam - and wife and four children ages 6, 12, 15 and 19 years
See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 105, 205]
Jan Boerhams (Boerhaus)
Jan Laurens (Lourens), from Rijpen (Rypend in Friesland?)
Jan Laurens from Schoonrewoerd (Schoonderwoert), and wife and two children ages 4 and 7 years
[(Jan Louwe Bogert), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 98, 105, 205]
Jan Otto van Tuyl (Van Teyl), and wife and child 2 years of age
Jean Arien (Arion), from Montpellier - and wife and child 2 years of age
(A note says: "Jean Arion being very old and unable to support his family, was permitted to move with his family to the Islands")
Jean Mesurole from Picardy - and wife and nursing child
[See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 105]
Jerome Bocke (Bovie), from Walslant* (Pays de Vaud) - and wife and five children ages 3, 6, 9, 15 and 18 years
[(Boquet), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 105]
Joost Houpleine (Houpleyne), from Flanders - and wife and son
Joost Houpleine (Houpleyne) junior, and wife and nursing child
[(Joost Oblinus), See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 67, 105, 205]
Joris Adriaensen from Leirdam (Leerdam)
Juriaen Tomassen, from Rijpen (Rypend in Freisland?)
[Source #77, mentioned page 282]
Lammert Jansen Dorlant
Martin Renare from Picardy - and wife and child
(Martyn)
Marytje Theunis from Beest
Matthys Bastiaensen Vander Perck (Van der Perck), and daughter
Moillart Journay (Journee), from Walslant* (Pays de vaud)
(Moilliart)
[See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 205]
Peter Matthysen from Limborgh
(Pieter)
Pierre Niu (Noue), from Walslant* (Pays de Vaud) - and wife and nursing child and sister
[See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 105]
Pierre Parmentie (Parmentier), from Walslant* (Pays de Vaud) - and wife and son
[See Revised History of Harlem, James Riker, (c) 1904, page 105]
Pierre Richard (Richaird), from Paris
Staes de Groot from Tricht
Theunis Bastiaensen Cool, and child 8 years of age
William Goffou from Sweden
(Guilliam Goffo)
[Source #77, mentioned page 312]
*Walslant - Walloon Country, now southern Belgium and northern France
Source: #77, #83, #83A, #86