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Arms of Amsterdam sailed from Amsterdam shortly before May 15.
Arrived in New Netherland July 27, 1626

1 Isaac de Rasiere M Holland  New Netherland
2 Cryn Fredericksz
3 William Verhulst

Return voyage, 1626
Arms of Amsterdam
Sailed from New Netherland September 23, 1626
Arrived in Amsterdam November 4, 1626
Captain Adrian Joris

2 Cryn Fredericksz returned to Holand.

3 William Verhulst returning with his wife to Amsterdam.

The ship which has returned home this month with Adrian Joris, brings samples of all the
different sorts of produce there.
The cargo consists of:
7,245 beavers,
576 otter skins,
48 minx,
36 wildcat and various other sorts;
several pieces of oak timber, and hickory

Transcribed by Alice M. (Stansfield) Herzberg a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
28 March 2008

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