Hi Dorothy, Thanks, but I've already published this article. This article is located in its own page on my website "Sketches of Seventeenth-Century Hollanders: Seventeenth-Century Persons Who Lived in Holland and North America -- Genealogical and Historical Notes on Their Lives, Families and Activities." The title of the webpage is "Bornstra, De Forest, and Hudde" and it's located here: http://17thcenturyhollanders.pbworks.com/Bornstra,-De-Forest,-and-Hudde I prefer to publish my work online, where it has an unlimited circulation potential. Online articles can be found by anyone, at any time, simply by using a search engine containing any of the names or terms contained in the article. Copy-pasting is also much easier for people to do, thus (I believe) there is more of a chance of my readers getting the information right and disseminated correctly. However, if you wish, you could write a small news article for your upcoming issue of NNC, announcing the publication of this article, containing a very brief synopsis (i.e. the BORNSTRA sisters were from Amsterdam!) and noting that I have published this article online, free of charge. Any announcement should contain the above link to the web page, the title of the page there, my name as author, and my e-mail address. If you choose to make an announcement in NNC concerning this article, I would like to proofread it in advance, before its inclusion in NNC. Thanks again, Liz J On 9 July 2010 12:14, Dorothy Koenig <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Liz,  Would it be all right with you if I published your two > recent posts about the BORNSTRA family and Andries Hudde in my "New > Netherland Connections"?  I know that there are readers of NNC who do > not follow the Dutch-Colonies "traffic" :-). > > Best wishes,  Dorothy > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >