to Cecil County, Maryland where his will was proved on April 1, 1687, mentioning no descendants. c. The Upland Court was established by the Dutch in 1672, and had jurisdiction over the area on the west side of the Delaware River which later became the Province of Pennsylvania. Footnotes Bibliography Primary Sources This is a folder of typescript pages apparently containing information pulled from original records. Secondary Sources Further reading External links Burlington Island Retrieved 2011-01-16 A line of descent from Hendrick Jacobs Falkenberg by Don Falkenburg Personal website detailing a line of descent for nine generations, retrieved 2010-10-27 A line of descent from Hendrick Jacobs Falkenberg by Marie E. Velardi Personal website showing six generations of Falkenbergs, retrieved 2010-10-27 Marker in honor of the Lenape Indian King Ockanickon Ockanickon's dying words were interpreted by Falkenberg in 1681. Retrieved 2011-01-16 17th-century German people 17th-century linguists American Lutherans German emigrants to the Thirteen Colonies American Quakers Converts to Quakerism People of colonial Delaware Interpreters Linguists from the United States People of colonial New Jersey People from Burlington, New Jersey People from Little Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey People from Schleswig-Holstein People from Wilmington, Delaware People of New Netherland People of New Sweden 1640s births 1710s deaths Year of birth uncertain Year of death uncertain 17th-century translators