Owner or Charterer New Netherland Company
Skipper Hendrick Christiaensz
Crew Jacob Jansz Wit of Monnickendam, carpenter; Jacob Meyer from Staden, cook; Jan Roeloffsz of Amsterdam, cook's helper
Cargoes noted Trade goods; kettles; knives (300); 24 rapier blades (24); adzes (40)
Notes: Local Native Americans attacked the ship in the Hudson River near Nut (Governor's) Island. Skipper Christiaensz and all but five of the crew perished in the conflict.
v_013 Van den Hout, Julie. "Voyages of New Netherland." https://www.newnetherlandinstitute.org/history-and-heritage/digital-exhibitions/voyages-of-new-netherland
v_013_2 The return trip was in Summer of 1619 and they arrived in Vlissingen by August 27 1619
Skipper Adriaen Jorisz Thienpont
Crew Jacob Meyer, cook; mate, and officers of Adriaen Jorisz Thienpont's unknown-name Vlissingen ship
Notes: Adriaen Jorisz Thienpont, captain of unknown-named Vlissingen ship, took the Swarte Beer for his own use and forced Jacob Jansz Wit, the ship's carpenter, to sail his ship back to Vlissingen