Early America expert Professor Joyce Goodfriend describes the role women played in preserving Dutch culture in America.
September 1st, 2009
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Professor Goodfriend: My hometown is Holland, MI; founded in 1846 by Rev Albertus Van Raalte. The immigration to Michigan by his fellow Christian Reformed adherents coupled with my own heritage as a descendent of Polish and Slovak immigrants has lead me to look at the joint Ph.D program at DU and Iliff. My interests in the religious history and social aspects experienced during settlement of immigrants to New England, the Great Lakes basin and Quebec brought me to your site. My phone is 303-946-0872.
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Cool there is a town called holland in the us? me coming from holland want to got their, i want to make a trip to the us and look for these places, just found out that my great great great grandfather and family went to i believe what you called albanie we called it beverwijck, so i wanne find out if i can find something of my family, the name Peeters i believe is being ussed by some americans so that means we are related i think thats cool
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