Dutch genealogy

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Comment by Anna Guy-Burroughs on October 25, 2010 at 12:05pm

Hi All,

Just jumping in to say hi.I'm striving to to learn more of my Dutch Veenstra and Ellens grandparents.

I'm researching the following families:

BURROUGHS/BURROWS - GA / NJ / VA
WILLIAMS - GA / LIBERIA
GREGORY - GA / NJ
FLAMER - DE / NJ
GUY - DE/ PA/ NJ
RUSECKAS - PA / LITHUANIA
STUDIVAN - VA/PA
WILLIAMS - SC
GOLDSMITH - SC
GRANT/SHAPIRO/COHEN - JEWISH / RUSSIA / LATVIA
VEENSTRA/ELLENS - DUTCH /MI / HOLLAND
KAHARA/WAMIRU - KENYA

And if anyone is going to be in Atlanta for the Family History Expos, stop by and say hi. I'm doing a presentation on the Bark Azor and the Liberian Exodus out of Charleston in 1878. Would love to see you!

Comment by Barb Dundas on September 11, 2010 at 2:59pm

Laressa, am sending you what I have on my Van Kouwenhoven line. Cheers, Barb

Comment by Barb Dundas on September 11, 2010 at 2:59pm

Hi rottenralf & thanks for all of your transcribing! I'm on my way to your website now to see if I can find any of my Dutch ancestors. Cheers, Barb

Comment by rottenralf on September 11, 2010 at 1:35pm

HI, new to this group. I have transcribed Poucher's grave stone inscriptions of Ulster County, NY to my website. www.thecemeterysite.com , and there are a lot of Dutch names in Ulster County so hopefully you will find this useful. There also a number of small cemeteries from Coeymans, Albany Co., NY transcribed on my site. Coeymans, as you can imagine was settled by the Dutch.

Comment by Laressa Northrup on September 11, 2010 at 9:36am

Barb, I am also researching Van Couwenhoven, Van Kouwenhoven family. My email address is lnorthrup@tds.net

Comment by Stachia Chadwick on September 10, 2010 at 3:42pm

I'm new to the group, and live in Southern California. I'm tracing Brewer/Brouwer for my husband, and Rosa/Roza for me.

Comment by Barb Dundas on September 10, 2010 at 3:06pm

G'day from Australia. Moved here from USA 11 years ago, and moving to England soon. My Dutch ancestors settled in NY. Always looking for more info on the following surnames: Barent, Bergen, Bradt/Bratt, Cool, Crom/Krom, Denyce, Hendricks, Louw, de Manderville, Middagh, Van Ness, Nevius, Van Nostrand, Potter, Rapalje, Ridder, Roberts, Roosa, Seals, Schenck, Seubering, Spruyt, Stryker, Swart, Ten Broeck, Ten Eyke/Ten Eyck, Trico, Van Beeck, Van Beck, Van Couwenhoven, Van Kouwenhoven, Van der Mark, Van der Meer, Van der Veer, Van der Volgen, Van Dyke, Van Etten, Van Schule, Van Vechten, Van Vliet, Van Vredenburg, Veeder, Ver Planck, Viele, Von Rotmers, Voorhees, Vrooman, Wyckoff . Cheers, Barb

Comment by Brenda Hop on June 13, 2010 at 9:19pm

Greetings from Holland MI, USA. I'm new to the site and researching my Hop family from the Harderwjk area. I appreciate all the links provided and I'd appreciate contact from any possible relatives

Comment by Heather Wilkinson Rojo on June 12, 2010 at 3:44pm

Thank you to Silvia, Janeen and everyone who offered to help me translate my letter from Dutch to English. You can see the final translation and story at http://nutfieldgenealogy.blogspot.com/2010/03/amanuensis-monday-let...

Comment by Mary Beth on June 12, 2010 at 3:27pm

Hello! I am new to the group. My Dutch surnames that I'm directly related to are Van Sintern, Classen, and De Voss.

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