When Jeremiah Rosenkrans was born about 1737, in New York, United States, his father, Herman Hendriksen Rosenkrans, was 11735 and his mother, Antje Antjen Schoonmaker, was 11735.
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Variant or an altered form of German, Danish, Dutch (ultimately Danish), or Jewish Rosenkranz and Rosenkrantz .
History: Harmon Hendrick Rosenkrans, a merchant of Dutch (ultimately Danish) origin, came to New Amsterdam in New Netherland (now New York City, NY) from Bergen in Norway before 1657, the year in which he was married. Bergen was a Hanseatic port in which there were many Dutch and German traders.
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