No comments about A genealogical study of the Adrianus Johannes and Maria Baumann family in America and Adrianus Johannes' roots in the Netherlands.

No comments about The Royal Houses of Europe: The Benelux Monarchies the Netherlands,Belgium and Luxembourg.

1 comments about The Register of New Netherland, 1626-1674.

1. This book completely met my expectations for two reasons so I gave it 5 stars. It's not exactly a "bestseller of the month" topic, so others may not be so generous. I don't find much about New Amsterdam and was excited to find a book hot off the presses that went into enough background information about early Dutch settlement. I was also quite pleased to find the names of several ancestors named as settlers prior to 1625. Quite readable. There is an occasional non-native English speaker grammatical error, but I actually like that and I thank the author for his hard work and a job well done!

1 comments about New Netherland Roots.

1. In this book, Gwen F. Epperson has provided researchers of 17th Century New Netherland (present day New York) with an invaluable learning tool. Mrs. Epperson shares her familiarty with available records, her experience in using European records, and her knowledge of how and where one might determine the place of origin of a New Netherland family. Mrs. Epperson explains what New Netherland records exist in the Family History Library and how any researcher can use these resources effectively . She also clearly lists records , such as the microfilmed Amsterdam church records (in Dutch), which she believes can be tackled by researchers whose only language is English. With her guidance those who have been afraid to venture into the realm of non-English records can feel more confident about beginning. Every genealogist with a family line in New Netherland will want to consult Mrs. Epperson's small, but valuable guide.

No comments about Council Minutes 1655-1656 (New Netherland Project).

No comments about Journey from the three bridges: The immigration story of the De Jong family from Arkel, the Netherlands.

1 comments about Fort Orange Records, 1656-1678 (New Netherland Documents.).

1. This volume catalogs a wide range of documents from twenty-two years of Fort Orange's records. The documents are clearly translated with useful notes (including notes on the translation) and excellent indices. The records show deeds transferring property, documents relating to debts of people associated with the settlement, and official (often quasi-official) correspondence. The indices are very useful, and the editor makes a number of useful comments on possible name variations.
   
   I would very highly recommend this as educational source material for students learning how to use primary material. Also good for people doing genealogical work.

No comments about Ancestral Lines: 206 Families in England, Wales, the Netherlands, Germany, New England, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania: With Ad.

No comments about Genealogy of Descendants of Claude Le Maitre (delamater); Who Came From France Via Holland and Settled at New Netherlands, Now New York, in 1652.

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