From: lincoln@rand.org (Tom Lincoln)
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Subject: Re: WHITE & Black Dutch.. Melvyl says:
Date: 30 Sep 92 17:04:49 GMT
Organization: RAND Corporation.

In article <1992Sep30.151120.14682@gtech.com> caw@gtech.com (Christopher A. White) writes:
>I've been trying to research earlier than 1612, when my ancestor was married
>in Holland. I know that he was not Dutch, but was either English or a Scot. 

Melvyl followup: (Of general Plymouth Colony Interest)

14.
Author: Swan, Marshall Wilbur Stephen.
Title:  The Pilgrims in Holland. Amsterdam, Veldhuizen & Boxman, 1953.
Description:    19 p. illus.

Notes:  Bibliography: p. 19.

Subjects:       Pilgrims (New Plymouth colony)

Call numbers:   UCB     Main    F68 .S88
7.
Author: Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928.
Title:  The influence of the Netherlands in the making of the English
commonwealth and the American republic, with notice of what
the Pilgrims learned in Holland, their treatment by the
government and people, and answers to criticisms made upon the
proposed Delfshaven Memorial. A paper read before the Boston
Congregational Club, Monday Oct. 26, 1891, by Wm. Elliot
Griffis. Boston, De Wolfe, Fiske [1891?]
Description:    40 p. map. (inside back cover) 21cm. (in 26cm. vol.)

Notes:  Cover title.

Subjects:       Netherlands -- Relations -- Great Britain.
Great Britain -- Relations -- Netherlands.
Netherlands -- Relations -- United States.
United States -- Relations -- Netherlands.

Call numbers:   UCLA    URL     F 68 G87i
UCSD    Central F68 .G84 XX
10.
Author: Griffis, William Elliot, 1843-1928.
Title:  The Pilgrims in their three homes, England, Holland, America, by
William Elliot Griffis. Rev. ed. Boston, New York, Houghton
Mifflin company, 1931.
Description:    vii p., 2       ., 312 p. front., plates, ports., map,
facsims.
19
cm.

Subjects:       Pilgrims (New Plymouth colony)
Massachusetts -- History -- Colonial period (New Plymouth) .

Call numbers:   UCB     Main    F68 .G82 1926

1.
Author: Baylies, Francis, 1783-1852.
Title:  An historical memoir of the colony of New Plymouth, from the
flight of the Pilgrims into Holland in the year 1608, to the
union of that colony with Massachusetts in 1692. By Francis
Baylies. With some corrections, additions, and a copious
index, by Samuel G. Drake ... Boston, Wiggin & Lunt, 1866.
Description:    2 v. fronts., ports., fold. maps, fold. geneal. tab. 25 cm.

Notes:  Published in 5 parts, each with separate paging.
Contents:       I. pt.1. From the time of Henry VIII to the end of
twenty years from the landing at Plymouth. pt.2. From 1641 to
the commencement of the war with King Philip.--II. pt.3.
Narrative of the war with King Philip. pt.4. From the close of
the war in 1677 to the union between Plymouth and
Massachusetts. pt.5. Additions and corrections, with
Subjects:       Massachusetts -- History -- New Plymouth, 1620-1691.

Other entries: Drake, Samuel Gardner, 1798-1875, ed.

Call numbers:   UCLA    URL     F 68 B34h
CSL     Sutro   F 68 B36

ADDENDUM:

And when you ask for the Black Dutch... you never know what Melvyl will
reply {:-))

4.
Author: Tembrull, Joseph.
Title:  The Dutch whore; or, The miss of Amsterdam. Being a new
discovery of the humours and intreagues of bullies, pimps,
bauds, cracks and their cullies. With a pleasant account of
the siege of the Black-castle, the place of their rendesvouz.
London, Printed, and are to be sold by most book-sellers.
1690.
Description:    3 p. l., 159 p. front. 15 cm.

Notes:  Signatures: A4, B-G12, H8 (A1 wanting)

Other entries: The miss of Amsterdam.

Call numbers:   UCLA    Clark   * PR 3729 T145D9


Ah well... the luck of the draw...

Tom
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