'Rensselaerwyck' is the name of a colonial estate (specifically, a Dutch-American
patroonship owned by the Van Rensselaer family) that was located in what is now
New York,
USA.
The estate was originally deeded by the
Dutch West India Company to
Kiliaen Van Rensselaer a
Dutch merchant and the company's primary investor. Rensselaerwyck lay on both sides of the
Hudson River near present-day
Albany, New York and included parts of the present New York counties of
Albany,
Columbia,
Greene, and
Rensselaer, and it extended as far east as
Pownal, Vermont.

A 1776 map of Albany County showing Rensselaerwyck, "Mannor of Renslaer".
See also
Patroon
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