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St. Jacob

Amsterdam, Netherlands to New Amstel (South River)
28 July 1663

St Jacob sailed on June 1663, arrived on 28 July 1663 under Captain Pieter Lucasz Van Der Goes. Destination: New Amsterdam.

1   Annetje Jacobs from Gorchem (Gorckum, Gornichem)
2-3 Geertje Huyberts from Marken - wife of Jan Gerritsen, and nephew 12 years old
    (Geertjen)
4*  Peter Cornelissen Plockhooy and family;  William Rosenberg
5   Mr. Van Sweeringen

60 farm laborers and girls
41 persons with their baggage and farm utensils left at Horekil.
For more information on the passengers aboard this ship, please visit Immigrants to New Netherlands
Transcribed by Alice(Stansfield)Herzberg a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
22 November 2008

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