Constellation Similarity Assertions
Van Raalte, Albertus Christiaan, 1811-1876.
Albertus Christiaan Van Raalte attended the University of Leyden, deciding in 1833 to study for the ministry. In 1836 he became a minister in the Church of the Seceders when he was denied entry into the ministry of the state church. In that same year he married Christina De Moen. Because of the persecution he and his followers experienced, Van Raalte decided to immigrate to America. In 1846 Van Raalte, along with his family and 53 members of his congregation, set sail aboard the Southerner for New York.
After much deliberation and prayer, Van Raalte decided to settle in the area at the head of Black Lake, the present site of Holland, Michigan. He served as the spiritual and political leader of the colony and was also instrumental in the founding of Hope College.
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Van Raalte, Albertus Christian, 1811-1876
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Religious leader and founder of a Dutch settlement at Holland, Mich. From the description of Albertus C. Van Raalte papers, 1772 (Detroit Public Library). WorldCat record id: 528809426 ...
Van Raalte, Albertus Christiaan, 1811-1867.
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No biographical history available for this identity.
Van Raalte, Albertus C. (Albertus Christiaan), 1811-1876
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Clergyman, founder of Holland, Michigan. From the description of Albertus Christiaan Van Raalte papers, 1837-1876. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 78136947 Rev. Van Raalte and his family and 53 others sailed in Sept. 1846 from Rotterdam to N.Y. They settled in Holland (Mich.), which they bought in 1847, and recorded and platted by 1848. The Clarke Historical Library has a book of Van Raalte's letters to his wife. From the description of Warranty dee...
