스튜이베산트 가문

Stuyvesant family
스튜이베산트
Coat of Arms of Peter Stuyvesant.svg
현재 지역뉴욕 시
원산지네덜란드
회원들피터 스투이베산트
연결된 패밀리바야르 가문
어족
더들리-윈스롭 가문
아스토르 가문
부동산스투이베산트 광장
스투이베산트-피시 하우스
동부로79번길

Stuyvesant 가족은 뉴욕시에 있는 미국 정치인과 지주들의 가족이다. 가문은 네덜란드 출신이며 네덜란드 프리슬란드 페페르가에서 태어나 뉴네덜란드 마지막 네덜란드 국장을 지낸 피터 스튜이베산트(1610~1672)의 후손이다.[1][2]

저명인원

피터 스튜이베산트 주지사 초상화, 1660년 헨드릭 쿠투리에로 추정
1793-1795년 길버트 스튜어트가 그린 피터 스튜이베산트(1727–1805)의 초상화.
스투이베샌트 주지사의 집은 1658년에 지어졌고, 그 후에 더 화이트홀이라고 불렸다.
아우구스투스와 앤 반 혼 스튜이베샌트의 집 이스트 79번가 2번지.
게르트루드 반데르빌트 휘트니가 세운 스튜이베산트 광장 서쪽 절반에 있는 피터 스튜이베산트 동상
루더퍼드 스튜이베산트 부인

레거시

칼뱅주의 목사의 아들인 피터 스투이베산트(Peter Stuyvesant)[4]와 그의 가족은 뉴네덜랜드의 마지막 네덜란드 총독으로서 그의 시기로부터 생겨난 뉴암스테르담 북동부의 대지주였다.[6] 스튜이베샌트는 다음과 같이 알려져 있었다.

"개성이 강하고, 강건하고, 뛰어난 선견지명을 가진 사람, 그는 그 일에 너무나 감명을 받아 1647년부터 1664년까지의 그의 삶의 이야기가 사실상 그 기간 동안의 식민지의 역사라고 할 수 있다."[6]

현재, Stuyvesant라는 이름은 현재 Gramercy Park: Stuyvesant Town 주택 단지, Stuyvesant Square, 이 지역의 공원인 Stuyvesant Square, 그리고 East 18번가의 Stuyvesant 아파트, Stuyvesant Street의 몇몇 장소와 연관되어 있다.[a][12]

17세기 네덜란드어로 "농장"을 뜻하는 "보워리"라고 불리는 그의 농장은 "보워리"라는 이름의 맨해튼 거리와 주변 이웃의 이름에서 유래되었다.[13][14] Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn은 Stuyvesant 하이츠를 포함하며 그 이름을 유지하고 있다.[15]

가계도

참고 항목

참조

메모들
  1. ^ Stuyvesant Street는 맨해튼의 뉴욕시 자치구에서 가장 오래된 거리 중 하나이다. 3번가 9번가에서 2번가 근처 10번가까지 대각선으로 운행한다.
  2. ^ 아우구스투스와 그의 여동생 앤은 찰스 피에르폰트 헨리 길버트가 디자인한 5번가 이스트 79번가 2번가에 있는 저택에서 살았다.[36]
  3. ^ 마거릿은 피터 제라드 스튜이베샌트의 조카딸이자 양녀였다.[49][50]
  4. ^ 1847년, 6세의 스튜이베산트 루더퍼드(Stuyvesant)가 어머니의 큰아버지(그리고 입양된 아버지)의 뜻에 부합하기 위해 이름을 루더퍼드 스튜이베산트로 바꾸었는데, 그는 스튜이베산트 재산을 상속받기 위해 자식 없이 죽은 피터 제라드 스튜이베산트(Peter Gerard Stuyvesant)[51]가 되었다.
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