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The largest number of arrivals from Holland came to Pella in the summer and fall of 1849. The fact that these newcomers brought considerable gold with them meant much to the struggling colony, where practically all the money brought in the "Iron Chest" had been expended. Below we give the names of those who arrived in that year:
Andel, van C. Baay, Cornelus Baay, Pietje Berkhout, J. Berkhout, J. Mrs. Bezemer, Arie Bezemer, Arie Mrs. Bezemer, Gerrit Beuzemkum, van Bergsma, Jelle Bikker, Gerrit Brandt, H. Berge, van den Jan Berge, van den Jan Mrs. Berge, van den Adrianus Berge, van den Jacobus Berge, van den Pieter Berge, van den Willem Berge, van den Mijntje Blanke, Hein Blanke, Hein Mrs. Bok, de Mrs. Bok, de Dingeman Boot, Arie Jr. Boer, den Pieter Boer, den P. Mrs. Boer, den Geertrui Boer, den Susanna Boer, den Leendert Boer, den Elizabeth Boer, den Jan Boer, den Cornelia Bouman, Adrianus Bouman, Ads. Mrs. Bouman, Jacob L. Boogaard, Arie Boogaard, Arie Mrs. Boogaard, Nicholaas Boogaard, Herman Bousquet, A. E. Dudok Bousquet, Henrietta M. Mis. Bousquet, Pierre Henri Bousquet, John J. Bousquet, Henry L. Bousquet, Herman F. Bos, van den Cornelus Bos, van den C. Mrs. Bos, van den Cornelus Jr. Bos, van den Dirk Bos, van den Antje Colet, Jacobus Colet, Jacobus Mrs. Colet, Mietje Colet, Kaatje Colet, Antje Dam, van Herman Dam, van Antontje Dam, van Herman D. Elschot, Jan Gorkom, van Isaac Jr. Gorkom, van I. Mrs. Gorkom, van Maria Gorkom, van Antonella