Sebald or Sebald de Weert (May 2, 1567 – May 30 or June 1603) was a Flemish captain and vice-admiral of the Dutch East India Company (known in Dutch as...

that Sebald de Weert charted were the present day Jason Islands. De Weert named these islands the "Sebald de Weert Eilanden" ("Sebald de Weert Islands"...

least 1781, the Falklands as a whole were known as the Sebald or Sebaldine Island after Sebald de Weert, who sighted them and tried to make landfall on the...

crew and unnaturally tall natives.[citation needed] The Dutch sailors Sebald de Weert in 1598, Olivier van Noort in 1599, and Joris van Spilbergen in 1615...

islands Sebald de Weert charted were a small group off the northwest coast of the Falkland Islands and are in fact part of the Falklands. De Weert then named...

Cristobal, Solomon Islands – Saint Christopher – now Makira Sebald Islands – Sebald de Weert; now Jason Islands Van Diemen's Land – Anthony van Diemen List...

Flemish painter De Weert Anna De Weert (1867–1950), Belgian painter Kevin De Weert (born 1982), Belgian racing cyclist Sebald de Weert (1567–1603), Dutch...

finally, Baltazar de Cordes; this ship was captured in Tidore; Blijde Boodschap ("Good Tiding" or "The Gospel"), led by Sebald de Weert, and later, Dirck...

prison. On 24 January 1600, the Dutchman Sebald de Weert visited the Jason Islands and called them the Sebald Islands (in Spanish, "Islas Sebaldinas" or...

with Sebald de Weert, was seized near Valparaíso. Pieter van der Hagen from Middelburg and Johan van der Veeken from Rotterdam, hired not only Mahu, de Cordes...