1624
they were dutch
The Dutch.
The Dutch came to New York in 1609, ten years before the Mayflower.
New York was founded by the Dutch. It was originally called New Netherlands because of the Dutch who came from the Netherlands.
The Dutch
yes, they came over for a fur traid
The Dutch came with Peter Stuyvesant who purchased Manhattan from the Indians.
According to the 2002 edition of History Alive! The United States, Dutch and English came there in search of new lives. The Dutch. Dutch, it was once known as New Amsterdam. The Dutch settled New Amsterdam, which became New York City after the Dutch surrendered the land to the English.
The Dutch were the first to settle the area now known as New York, in approximately 1624. The Dutch named it New Amsterdam, after the Dutch city of Amsterdam. When New Amsterdam came under the control of the British in 1664, it was renamed New York in honor of the Duke of York, who received the land as a gift from his older brother, King Charles II.
You would have been of Dutch descent because it was then New Amsterdam. The town was founded in 1625 by Willem Verhulst, and Peter Stuyvesant was the Director-General of the colony of New Amsterdam from 1647 to 1664, when it was ceded to the British and became New York.
In the area we call New York City they called it New Amsterdam, but the Duke of York came along and took it from them calling it New York.
they came in 1626. the dutch founded it.