by Dorothy A. Koenig, Editor

I began New Netherland Connections in February 1996.  It is a quarterly—published in February, May, August, and November—designed to help people who are looking for their New Netherland ancestors and their descendants.

Each issue has a feature article, replies to queries, items of Dutch colonial interest, and queries (of any length) and runs to about 28 pages. I am happy to send one sample copy to any interested party who wants to see what New Netherland Connections is like.  If you would like to have a sample, please email your postal address to dkoenig@lmi.net.

How to Subscribe

The cost of a subscription is $20.00 (U.S.) per calendar year.  If you wish to subscribe, please send your check in the amount of $20.00 to me at:

Dorothy A. Koenig

1232 Carlotta Avenue

Berkeley, CA 94707-2707

Past Issues and Indexes

All past issues are available at $20.00 per annual volume or $5.00 per single issue, starting in 1996.

Every-name indexes per volume are available as well. During its first three years of publication over 5,000 names related to Dutch colonial ancestors appeared in the pages of NNC.  The indexes cost $6.00 each.

Libraries and Family History Centers

If you are interested in the contents and do not want to subscribe, complimentary subscriptions have been sent to some major genealogical libraries.  The Family History Library in Salt Lake City has begun filming NNC and issues through 2003 are already available through your local Family History Center as follows:

For more information, please see New Netherland Connections in the FHL Library Catalog.

Thanks for your interest and support!

Select Articles (In Chronological Order)

Mary E. Van Gorden, “Albert Gysbertsen and Aeltje Wiggers: Progenitors of the Van Gorden/Van Gorder Family in America,” (July, August, September 1999; Volume 4, Number 3).

Perry Streeter, "Brothers Peter and Jacobus Williamson of Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey: Did They Descend from Willem¹ Willemsen, Willem¹ Davidszen [Williamson] or Someone Else?" (July, August, September 2000; Volume 5, Number 3).  Subsequently, through DNA testing, Perry was able to prove that Peter & Jacob were grandsons of Willem² Willemsen (Willem¹ Gerritsen) and Mayken² Pieters Wyckoff (Pieter¹ Claesen) of Gravesend, Kings County; these findings have been published in a series on "The Williamson Family of Gravesend," in The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record.

Perry Streeter, “Derrick/Richard⁶ Krusen (Francis⁵, Derrick⁴, Francis³, Derrick², Garret¹): Corrections and Extensions to Warren Cruise's The Croesen Families of America” (October, November, December 2002; Volume 7, Number 4 and January, February, March 2003; Volume 8, Number 1).

Perry Streeter, “Identifying the True Ancestry of Hilletje, wife of Isaac² Bragaw (Bourgon¹ Broucard) as the granddaughter of Pieter¹ Roelofszen [Bas] and Jan¹ Boeckhout [John¹ Buckhout] both of Mespath Kills, Newtown, Queens County, New York” (July, August, September 2004; Volume 9, Number 3).

Perry Streeter and Mike Morrissey, “Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) Testing of Probable Eighth Cousins Confirms Their Kinship and Proves Their Matrilineal Lines of Descent from Aeltje Cornelis (Cool) (Van Couwenhoven) Stoothoff; Simultaneously Proving Two Long-Held Theories Developed Sequentially Through Conventional Research; Mary (Updike) Richey of Greenwood, Steuben County, New York Was a Heretofore Unidentified Daughter of Roliph⁵ Updike (John⁴, Lawrence³, Johannes², Louris¹ Jansen); Eleanor⁵ "Nelly" Lane (Gizebert⁴, Mathias³, Gysbrecht² Laenen, Matthys¹ Jansen) Was the Heretofore Unidentified Wife of Roliph⁵ Updike” (April, May, June 2005; Volume 10, Number 2).

Created 7 November 2003 § Updated 18 September 2009