Schout Olferts, from Friesland, and Wife and child and servant Foppe Johannis. Jan Jansen, the younger, and Wife and child. Claes Jansen, from Amsterdam, and Wife and three children. Anthoni Berghman, from Gorcum. Hendrick Gerretsen, from Aeruhem. Willem Van Voorst, from Arnhem. Grietje Jansen, from Weldorp. Cornelis Teunissen, from Norway. Peter Carstensen, from Holsteyn and son. Jacob Bastiaensen, from Newerveen. Jan Jansen, from Norway, and Wife. Grietje Hargeringh, Jan Hargeringh, from Newenhuys. Johannes Burger, from Geemen. Gysbert Krynne Boelhont. Beletje Jacobs, van Naerden. Reinier Claesen, from Francken. Hessel Megelis, from Friesland. Jan Laurense, from New Netherland. Albert Adriaense de Bruyn, from the Betawe. Dirck Teunissen van Naerden. Jan Vreesen, from Hamburg. Jan Roelofsen, from Norway. Susanna Verplanck, and child Jan Brouwer, and Brother. Annetje Hendricks, Wife of Fredrick Hendricks Cooper. Douwe Aukes. Merine Johannis, and Wife and four children, together with his Wife's sister and his servant. Claes Mellis, from Great Schermer, and Wife and two children and servant. Jan Taelman. Hendrick Bartholomeus and five children. Claes Gerritseu, and Wife and child. Jentje Jeppes, and Wife and three children. Bastiaen Corneliss, from Maersen. Maes Willems, from Heyland. The Wife of Jan Evertsen van Lier, and child. Claes Andriessen, from Holsteyn. Gerrit Gerritsen, from Swol. Sicke Jans, from Amsterdam. Seravia vander Hagen, and child. Carel Enjoert, from Flanders, and Wife and three children. Hendrick Wienrick, from Wesel. Adriaentje Hendricks, and child. III. PAPERS RELATING TO THE Restoration of New-York TO THE ENGLISH; AND TO THE Charges against Captain Manning FOR ITS PREVIOUS SURRENDER TO THE DUTCH. 1674, 1675. GOV. COLVE TO THE BURGOMASTERS &C OF NEW ORANGE. Burgomasters and Schepens being on the invitation of the Hr. Govern. assembled Collegialiter in the City Hall on the 15 Oct 1674 The Hr. Governour General appearing at the meeting represents that he hath now received by the Government ship the Muyll Tromp, Letters & Absolute Orders from the Lords Majors and their High Mightinesses, for the Restitution of this Province of N. Netherland to his Majesty of Great Britain pursuant to the Treaty of peace concluded on the February last; with further order for himself to return immediately with the Garrison, which His Honour thought fit to communicate to the meeting, further stating to them if they had any Representation to make to their High Mighti nesses, and Honble Mightinesses that his Honour would willingly present the same. N. Orange Rec. GOV. ANDROS TO GOV. COLVE. Being arrived to this Place with Orders to Receaue from you in the Behalf of His Matie of Great Britagny Pursuant to the Late Articles of Pease with the States Generall of the United Neatherlands, The New Netherlands and Dependances, now vnder your Command, I haue herewith, by Capt. Philipe Carterett: and Ens. Cæsar Knapton, sent you the Respective Orders from the said States Generall, the States of Zealand and Admirality of Amsterdam, to that Efect, and desire youl Please to apoint some short time for it, Our Soldjers having [been] long abord, I pray your Answer by these Jentlemen and I shall bee Ready, to serve you in what may Lay in my Power, Being From abord His Maties Ship The Diamond, att Anker neare Your Very Humble Servant. Staten Island this 22nd of Octber 1674. Superscription. "For the Hble The Gouernor Commander in Chief in The These." |