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Identifier: dutchnewyork01sing (find matches)
Title: Dutch New York
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Singleton, Esther, d. 1930
Subjects: Dutch Americans -- New York (State) New York New York (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs To 1775 New York (State) -- History Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775
Publisher: New York : Dodd, Mead
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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o be chartered in Amsterdam, togo to Africa for ivory and for slaves or New Nether-land to the increase of population and the advance-ment of said place. In 1653, the Directors informedStuyvesant that they have allowed two or threeships to go to Africa for slaves for the West Indies;if they come to New Netherland, he must assist themin every proper way to clear away all obstacles. InAugust, 1664, the Gideon landed at New Amsterdamtwo hundred and ninety slaves (one hundred andfifty-three men and one hundred and thirty-sevenwomen) on account of the West India Company. There was no feeling in the community that slaverywas anything but an eminently proper institution.Cornells Steenwyck bought negroes from WilliamPenn; and in 1691 Colonel Lewis Morris leaves tomy honored friend Wm. Penn my negro man Yofif,provided he come to dwell in America. I leave to Wm.Bickly one negro man and to Samuel Palmer a negrogirl. ... I leave to John Bowne of Flushing onenegro girl that is at old Thomas Hunts.
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O < Q o c/5 w CO O o O c^ SERVANTS AND SLAVES 157 The prices of slaves varied in accordance with thenatural gifts or acquired knowledge and skill of theindividual. In 1655, a negro woman and her little soncost 525 guilders. Colonel Lewis Morris(1691)ownedtwenty-two negro men, £440; eleven negro women,£165; six boys, £90; two girls, £24; twenty-five chil-dren, £125.

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  • booksubject:Dutch_Americans____New_York__State__New_York
  • booksubject:New_York__N_Y______Social_life_and_customs_To_1775
  • booksubject:New_York__State_____History_Colonial_period__ca__1600_1775
  • bookpublisher:New_York___Dodd__Mead
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  • bookleafnumber:230
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