- Amsterdam — Foot = 11.144 inches.
- Rhineland — Foot — 12.357 inches
- Netherland — Mijle = 1093.62 yards = 3280.9 feet.
- English — Mile = 1760 yards = 5280 feet.
- U. S. — Acre = 4840 square yards.
- U. S. — Acre = a square of 208.7 feet.
- Amsterdam — Morgen — 9722 square yards.
- Amsterdam — Morgen = or 2.0076 Eng. ac.
- U. S. — Gallon = 231 cubic inches.
- U. S. — Bushel = 2150 cubic inches.
- Amsterdam — Schepel (or skipple or sgepel) — bushel of grain i. e. a "struck bushel" or 4/5 of heaped English bushel.
- Amsterdam — Mudde = 6786 cu. inches = 3.15725 English bushel dry measure = 4 Skipples dry measure.
- Netherlands — Last = 108 skipples (wheat) = 14 barrels (Fish) = 2 Tons (Ships tonnage).
- Netherlands — Anker = 2331 cu. in. = 9 gallons.
- Netherlands — Guilder = 37 1/2 to 40 cents U. S. money.
- Netherlands — Stuiver = English penny = 2 cents U. S.
- Netherlands — Rix dollar = 50 stivers.
- New Netherlands — Pound = $2.50.
- New Netherlands — Shilling = 12 1/2 cents.
- New Netherlands — Penny = 1 cent.
- English — Pound sterling = $4.84.
Time — Old Style year in vogue among the Dutch, ended noon March 25th. From Jan'y 1st to March 25th both old and new styles are noted. Thus: Schenectady was destroyed during the night of February 8th, 1689/90. That is to say in 1689 old style, but 1690 new style.
Properly an event occurring in the morning of March 25th, 1705, was noted as of 1705 O. S. and 1706 N. S., or 1705/6, while an event of the afternoon would be March 25th, 1706, under both styles.