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    1. Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Meaning of 'Uyt' in the marriage records
    2. THJ
    3. In modern Nederlands the spelling is 'uit' and means also 'from'. However, I'm not sure of the shade of difference in meaning between 'uit' and 'van' if any. Terry HJ >In the New Amsterdam Dutch Church marriage records, it usually states the >bride and groom are either "Uyt" or "Van". "Van N.Yorke" Uyt >N. Nederlt" > "Van Aernhem in Gelderlt" "Uyt Noordt Holldt" "Uyt Engelt" etc. > >I checked my Dutch-English dictionary and Van means from, but Uyt is not >listed in the dictionary. What does Uyt mean.

    03/15/2007 07:17:56
    1. Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Meaning of 'Uyt' in the marriage records
    2. My reading of the difference between 'uit' and 'van' is this, and I may be wrong: 'van' = from, as in hometown, homeland; a place, if not birthplace, where residence was long-established. 'uit' = 'out of' a place, having departed from a place, that may or may not have been a place of long-established residence, or even short residence. It could have been a brief stopping place, from which the departure was made. In any case it does not carry the sense of belonging to and/or being identified for some reason with a place. I have a 1720s Dutch-English dictionary in the archive for which I'm responsible. It may help - don't know. I am not there now. Ethel, if you'll remind me off-list, I'll check it for you. If others are interested, please speak up. ----- Original Message ----- From: THJ Date: Thursday, March 15, 2007 9:18 am Subject: Re: [DUTCH-COLONIES] Meaning of 'Uyt' in the marriage records To: dutch-colonies@rootsweb.com > In modern Nederlands the spelling is 'uit' and means also > 'from'. However, I'm not sure of the shade of difference in > meaning > between 'uit' and 'van' if any. > > Terry HJ > > > >In the New Amsterdam Dutch Church marriage records, it usually > states the > >bride and groom are either "Uyt" or "Van". "Van N.Yorke" > Uyt > >N. Nederlt" > > "Van Aernhem in Gelderlt" "Uyt Noordt Holldt" "Uyt > Engelt" etc. > > > >I checked my Dutch-English dictionary and Van means from, but > Uyt is not > >listed in the dictionary. What does Uyt mean. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to DUTCH- > COLONIES-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

    03/15/2007 07:38:30