Stephen - since I gave a smart (#*&$ answer the first time - I figured I could take a minute to enter this into google translate for you.
(have you tried it - very cool feature - go to google, and select MORE from the menu - then translate) here's the text as I entered it in case you see any mistakes, and you want to retry (I type very fast, but innacurately!):
Pieter Pieterse Hagawout, geboren in Dijkhuizen onder Ruinerwold, bouwde het linkergedeelte van dit huis op Staten Island omstreeks 1697. Hij had zich al voor 1677 op het eiland gevestigd. In 1683 trouwde hij in Bergen, Dirickje Egberts van Midwout, big wie hij 11 kinderen kreeg. Hij stierf in 1716. Het oorspronkelijke huis was van steen en 22 bij 60 voet groot. Het bestond uit twee kamers. De foto dateert van ca. 1900. De foto is afkomstig uit...
google recognized it as dutch and converted as follows:
Pieter Pieterse Haga Wout, born in Dijkhuizen under Ruinerwold, built the left side of this house on Staten Island about 1697. He had already established in 1677 on the island. In 1683 he married in Bergen, Dirickje Egberts of Midwout, big whom he had 11 children. He died in 1716. The original house was of stone and 22 to 60 feet tall. It consisted of two rooms. The photo dates from about 1900. The photo is taken from...
This post was edited by JRSutton at 07:21:18 02/08/13 2 times.
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