Adriaen Janse Van Duynkerken, 1660. Proposed legislation is moving through Albany that would allow dog owners to have state park beach access. Gerrit Lambertse Van Valkenburgh, 1683. Mattheus Isaacse Van Deusen, 1740. Jan Hendrickse Bruyns, 1662-1701. Cristen Cristyssen Noorman Van Vleckburgh, 1636. Jan Cornelise Kleyn, 1660. The system of nomenclature in common use among the early Dutch settlers consisted in prefixing the child's to the father's Christian name, terminating in se or sen; in baptism but one name was usually given; the patronymic was used by custom in all cases, and in the absence of a surname was sometimes adopted as such. Philip Leendertse Van der Grist, 1658. Aeltie Jacobse Gardenier, 1683. Pieter Jacobse Clockluyer, 1661. The basic genealogical compilation A Brief History of the Colony of New York, 1609-1692 - Celebrate Boston Geertruy Geurt Van Schoonhoven, 1700. or more formally Contributions for the Genealogies of the The site of the present city of Albany was first occupied as a trading post in 1614. Grieta Gerritse Van Vranken, 1700. Jacob Claese Egmont, 1683. - The Ten Broeck Genealogy: Being the Records Wynant Cornelise Van den Bergh, 1714. Jurriaen Janse Van Hoesen, 1674-1703. On January 6, 1794, the three were tried and sentenced to death. Marten Pauluse Van Benthuysen, 1697-1705. Krol and others were purchased about 700,000 acres, 24-miles-long by 48-miles-wide, comprising most of what is now Albany, Rensselaer and Northern Columbia Counties from the Mohawk and the Mahicans, establishing the colony of Rensselaerswyck in 1630. [52] In the 1830 and 1840 censuses, Albany moved up to 9th largest urban place in the nation,[53][54] then back to 10th in 1850. Gerrit Janse Ruyting, 1690. Lysbet Arnoutse Viele, 1699. Teunis Pieterse Temper, 1657-60. Willem Martense Moer, 1665. Jan Jurriaense Post, 1667. Eytje Hesselingh was a resident of Schenectady in 1697. Jan Jurriaense Hogan, 1730. Gisseltie Albertse Bratt. Cornelia Janse Gardenier, 1702. Catalyntie Maesse Van Buren, 1783. Andries Davidtse Christoffelse Davidts, 1700. Abraham Melgertse Van Der Poel, 1710. Van Rensselaer could have located his patroonship anywhere in New Netherland, from Delaware in the south to eastern Connecticut. Dirkje Teunise Metselaer, 1685. Aert Pieterse Teck, 1661. Reinier Barentse Van Iveren. Van Rensselaer financed the development of the patroonship.