1. Familie Herlin / Heerlien / Herlijn / Herlyn

S. 48/49 THE AMERICAN HOUSE "PHILIPPE de Lannoy (La Noye). He was baptise in the Walloon church December 6th 1603, b. 1602. Those pres. were his parents & Tonnette de Lannoy (Antoinette) & Marguer. de Lannoy [Marie de Lanoy married in 1605 her 2d husband Jea Pesyn or Pesin (Tournaisis Armes: Arg. 2 palmes sinople pose in saltire: & a cert natural over all (sur le tout). She had no children by this m. One reads in "de Beschryoing der Stad Leiden 1762 1st deel bl. 323 "[Description of the town of Leiden 1762 part I page 323] by Frans van Mieris, of a home for the congregation of the French Church having been built on the Pieters Kernhof by Jan Pesyn and Maria de Lanoy who died 1650—Above the entrance, which seems to have been added later on bearing the date 1633 or 1655, are inscribed in stone the following verses Hier ziet men int bet puin van ecu bonnvallig nest Een fraai geboungesticht door auchtlooze echtgeaooten Voor veel behoefligen schoon ereemden die versfc :n Zqu uit hun Yaderlandt en eredig hier gevest. - TRANSLATION - Here you see of the ruins of a dilapidated hut By a childless couple a fine structure built—for poor Strangers who were cast out from their Fatherland and peaceaMy here lived.' [Refering to the Pilgrims, the Walloons, Huguenots etc.]"

S. 49/50 "Philippe ...appears on Hotten's List of Emigres to America as: "Philip De La Noye." He left Leiden to join the ship "Fortune" the first vessel to follow the "Mayflower". It came from London England bringing the Patent of Government, John Pierce & 35 colonists. They landed at Plymouth Massachusetts on November the eleventh 1621. It was at this time that the Narragansets sent the famous bundle of arrows tied with a snake skin to Gov. Bradford, who returned it stuffed with powder and bullets. Passenger List of the "Fortune 1621"

S. 49/50 "Philip De La Noye. He left Leiden to join the ship "Fortune" the first vessel to follow the "Mayflower". It came from London England bringing the Patent of Government, John Pierce & 35 colonists. They landed at Plymouth Massachusetts on November the eleventh 1621.... He was about the FIRST Huguenot in New England to found a house and leave descendants. Who are now known as the Delano's. This surname was changed by usage from de La Noye (de Lannoy) to de Lano & Delano in the 2d generation. [Huguenots: Dutch settlements New York 1623 '5, L. I. 1632 N. E. 1650 & later Georgia, Va. etc 1660 etc & 1630. Maine, Annapolis, Florida & Canada were visited by Huguenots, before and just after 1608 but very doubtful if a single family left any descendants.] " Hypocrisie Unmasked by Gov. Winslow " states: ~> " Philip de La Noye ... from Leyden born of French parents; who coming to age of discernment, demanded also communion with us, and proving himself to be come of such parents as were in full communion with the French churches, was hereupon admitted by the church of Plymouth...and upon letters 01' recommendation from the church of Plymouth, hee was also admitted into fellowship with tin- church at Duxbury." In Rami's History of the Huguenot Emigration to America Vol. r, p-158 it is stated that: " W'm Molines & Ids daughter Priscilla, afterward the wife of John Alden, and Philip De la Noye and others remained in Leyden." Major Delano will from this landing in America 1621 carry forward the history of ten generations to our own times (1899)."

S. 541/542 "Hester Dewsbury le 19 décembre 1634 à Plymouth ; elle mourut entre 1648 et 1653; ils eurent pour enfants o Marie née en 1635, qui se maria avec Jonathan Dunham le 29 novembre 1655 et mourut sans enfant o Philip né en 1637, qui se maria avec Elisabeth Sampson vers 1670 ; ils eurent 5 enfants et il mourut en décembre 1708 à Duxbury o Thomas né le 21 mars 1642, marié à Rebecca Alden en 1667, il eut 9 enfants et mourut à Duxbury le 13 avril 1723 o Esther née en 1641 ; elle née pas mentionnée dans la liste des légataires de son père et sans doute était-elle morte o John né en 1644, qui se maria avec Mary Weston en 1679, eut 6 enfants ; il mourut à Duxbury le 5 septembre 1721 o Jonathan né en 1648, qui se marie avec Mercy Warren le 28 février 1677/8 et eut 13 enfants ; il mourut à Dartmouth le 28 décembre 1720

S. 452 ""Mary (Pontus) Glass le 17 janvier 1653/4; ils eurent pour enfants o Jane née en 1655, qui vivait dans l’établissement de son père en 1682 o Rebecca qui est née en 1657, se maria à Plymouth, John Churchill le 28 décembre 1686 et eut cinq enfants ; elle mourut à Plymouth le 7 avril 1709 o Samuel né en 1659, se marie avec Elisabeth Standish en 1679, eut 9 enfants; il mourut à Duxbury le 9 août 1728 o Une fille qui naquit vers 1661 ; peu de choses sont connues d’elle ; l’information sur sa naissance est obtenue dans les voeux testamentaires de Philippe Parmi les descendants des De Lannoy et Mahieu, on trouve des Présidents : Grant, Franklin, Delano Roosevelt, Bush.

S. 49 "Philippe died in Bridgewater Mass. 1651. He was married first in 1634 & 2d 1657 & had five sons & four daughters. He used the names peculiar to this line; Thus Philippe — Jean— ? Gysbert Jean —Philippe—(1621)—Philip Jr. & John (Jean). He appears on Hotten's List of Emigres to America as: "Philip De La Noye." He left Leiden to join the ship "Fortune" the first vessel to follow the "Mayflower". It came from London England bringing the Patent of Government, John Pierce & 35 colonists. They landed at Plymouth Massachusetts on November the eleventh 1621. It was at this time that the Narragansets sent the famous bundle of arrows tied with a snake skin to Gov. Bradford, who returned it stuffed with powder and bullets. Passenger List of the " Fortune 1621...."