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Houttyn

Texel, West Friesland, Netherlands to New Amsterdam (New York)
sailed in June 1642
arrived 4 August 1642
The Houttyn sailed from the Texel, West Friesland, Netherland in June 1642. The Skipper, was Adriaen Dircksen, and arrived at New Amsterdam August 4, 1642
Persons to the Colony of Rensselaerswyck:

 1 Abraham Staas   24years  surgeon and one servant,
 2 Albert Jansz
 3 Andries Herbertsz
 4 Claes Jansz From Breda, (province of North Brabant)
 5 Claes Jansz From Waelwijck, (about 14 miles wes of Bois-le-Duc, in the province of North Brabant)
 6 Claes Teunisz Referred to as Claes Teunisz alias Uylenspiegel and as Claes Teunisz Uylenspiegel
 7 Claes Tijssen
 8 Cornelis Lambertsz From Doorn, (near Utrecht)
 9 Evert Pels From Statijn (Stettin, Pomerania)
10 Hans Vos From Baeden (Baden, Germany)
11 Harry Albertz  From London, baker
12 Hendrick Andriesz 21 years From (Doesburch, province of Gelderland)
13 Jacob Jansz From Noordstrandt or Norstrandt, an island off the coast of Schleswig
14 Jan Helmsz From Barlt, (in the provice of Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia); also referred to
   as Jan Helmsen alias Jan de Bock
15 Jan Pooy
16 Jochem Kettelheym
17 Johan Carstensz From Barlt, (in the province of Schleswig-Holstein, Prussia)
18 Johannes Megapolensis Formerly minister at Schoorl and Bergen,
   (near Alkmaar, in the province of North Holland)
19 Joris Borrelingen Englishman, servant of Crijn Cornelisz;
20 Juriaen Bestval From Luyderdorp (Leiderdorp, near Leyden)
21 Juriaen Pauwelsen From Sleswyck (Schleswig)
22 Paulus Jansz From Geertruydenbergh, (in the province of North Brabant)
23 Teunis Teunisz From Loenen Utrecht referred to as Teunis de Metselaer (the mason)
24 Willem Fredericksz From Leyden, Vrij Timmerman (free carpenter)
For more information of the passengers aboard this ship, please visit Immigrants to New Netherlands
Transcribed by Alice M. (Stansfield) Herzberg a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
5 May 2008


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