- the
States General of the
purchase (by
Peter Minuit) of
Manhattan ("'t
eylant Manhettes",
groot 11000 morgen) from the "wilden" (wild ones). This area...
-
northern s**** of
Robben Island. 16
February 1644:
Dutch ship
Mauritius Eylant ran
aground on the
rocks at
Mouille Point. It was
refloated and then run...
-
counties to the north; a good part of Long
Island and
Coney Island (Conyni
Eylant in
Harrisse or
Konyne Eylandt in Castello) to the east;
Sandy Hook (Sant...
-
Dutch een
rodlich Eylande).
Dutch maps from as
early as 1659 call it "Roode
Eylant" or Red Island.
Historians have
theorized that it was
named by the Dutch...
-
region in Piedmont,
Italy Lange, a
tributary of the Oker in
Germany Lange Eylant, the
Dutch term for Long
Island Lang (disambiguation)
Laing (disambiguation)...
- "Staten
Eylant"
between Hokkaido ("Eso") and the
imaginary continent of "Companies Land" on Jan Janssonius's 1654 New and
Accurate Description of ****an...
-
island has a po****tion of 14 (in 2021).
Other names for
Tafahi are
Cocos Eylant (coconut island) or
Boscawen island.
Tafahi is a
volcanic island and has...
- this end in May 1624, the GWC
landed 30
families at Fort
Orange and
Noten Eylant (today's
Governors Island) at the
mouth of the
North River. They disembarked...
- The coastline, indented, with
islands offs****, was
labelled "Gerrits
Eylant".
Wielder believed this to be the
first record of Edgeøya's
south coast...
-
longitudinal misplacement of Rasa Island, i.e., Okidaitōjima. The Breskens-
Eylant discovered on the
Dutch expedition of
Maarten Gerritszoon Vries (in the...
