Cornelious Janse VanderVeer

Place of birth is in North Holland. This person is a possibly the ancestor of Jacob Van-der-Veer andCornelis Jansen Van-Der-Veer. 9/27/1997 Researching. Cornelis JansenVan-der-Veer from Alkmaar, North Holland emmigrated among the Representative PioneerSettlers of New Netherland. According to immigrastion listing and records this Cornelis JansenVan-Der-Vee was 30 years old on Feb. 17, 1659. Information derived from BroderbundCd #170, Immigrants to the New World, Passengers to New Netherland,Immigrants to the Middle Colonies. Sources: New World, Passengers to New Amsterdam, Emmigrants to Middle Colonies, Representative Pioneer Settlers to New Amsterdam, PioneersSettlers and their Home places, New York Knickerblocker Families Orgins andSettlement, A List of Early Immigrants to New Netherland from manuscripts of thelate Teunis G Bergen, The Roll of those who have taken the Oath of Allegiancesin Kings Co., New Yorke,: The pages of thses listings are as flows: 175, 4,13, 49 427, Information includes Symon Jansen family coming to New World in1653 goin to Flatland, Long Island, Remmert Van-der-Beek (or Vanderbeeck) Jansenfrom Holland to Beverwyck 1642. Orig. from Beek (brook) a parish in Beligum. Cornelis Jansen Van-der-Veer to Flat Bush, Long Island. Ver = ferry.Willam Vander Beecke from Oudepaerde (my note: possibly in Beligum) a soilder onMarch 9, 1660. Cornelis Jansen Van-der-Veer, a farmer Feb. 1669. JanCornelissen Vander Veer of Flat Bush, Long Island, oath of Allgiances taken Sept.,26-30, 1687 Source: Jeff Atlig of Portland, Oregon- 4th or 6th cousin on Woodruffside to Billy Woodruff: The early Vandiver History was mainly provided by EvelynCurtis (she did send a few supporting documents-although certainly nothingresembling complete documentation) I have checked much of the Delaware (New CastleCo.) part of this Vandiver information and have found it to be correct. Someof the South Carolina information Evelyn sent contradicts a few of the dates Ihad obtained through the LDS Church, but no major discrepencies.