... Jesse de Forest. Lillo, 12.— L'inauguration du mom» ient cleviS A la mSmoire de Jesse de Forest, enfant d'Avcsnes, fondateur do Ncw-Avesnes, devenue depuis New- York, a cu lieu 1 Avcsnes ct a donni lieu & une belle manifestation franco ...
... Jesse de Forest toute une petite colonie s'em- barquerent alors pour 1'Amerique Sud aborderent 1'embou-. chtrre de 1'Amazone. Seul Jesst'- de Forest demeura sol ami'ricain. II y mourilt 1624, ma is trois dc SPS fils re- prirent son prn ...
... Jesse de Forest, dont le con- seil municipal vient de decider de le e a a une une rue. rue. Jesse de Forest naquit dans la se- conde moitid du seizieme siecle, a Avesnes, ou son pore etait ndgociant drapicr. En 1598, celui-ci quitta ...
... Jesse de Forest, o- rlginaire d'Averues, daus le Nord dr la Prance, eut 1'idiee d'edilier, sur les rives de 1'Hudson, une gran- Je ville "coloniale" Ses trols en- lanls, Rachel, Isaac el Henri, reali- sc-reni son projet en 1626, en ...
... Jesse de Forest, or as you put it, Jesse de la Forest, for which spelling there seems to be no authority, there is a disagreement among the historians. Most of our historians devote bnt little to Jesse. He was born in Avesne, Department ...
... Jesse De Forest, the Walloor . had de&ired to establish colony under the Virginia company in Virginia, and that that plan failing, he of- fere-l to conduct his -olonists to the West Indies nnder the auspices of the Dutch West Tndia ...
... Jesse de Forest, Michel's grandfather, directed an important group of Huguenots who settled in New ster- dam i New York i in 1623. Michel de Forest arrived Acadia around 1659 and married circa 1666, Marie Hebert, daughter of Etienne ...
... Jesse de Forest of Aves- ' ' * nes. . « . The' Walloons • appear to have been always a fighting and home- loving people, patriotic, sturdy soldiers, and deeply .religious. The tatned endurance than -in those leader of the colony ...
of Americans, here to pay tribute to the birthplace of Jesse de Forest, founder of New York. It was just throe centuries ... Jesse de Forest started his long voyage, sur- iiKumti'd by the arms of New York and Avesnes. — From Lo 1'etit I ...
... Jesse de Forest, the subject of this sketch, and. according to Mr. Virlet d' Aoust. the real founder of New York. When a mere boy Jesso gave proof of great Intelligence and' strength of character, with a very pronounced taste for travel ...