The profile currently has a DOB of 1624 while text in the About states 1622, internet trees have 1618 as a popular alternative.
I would argue that all these dates are too late and we should change her birth to circa 1615:
As a witness at a baptism (#1) Margrietje must have been at least 21 years of age, making her DOB < 1616.
As a new mother in 1642 (per #2) a DOB of 1616 would make her 26 years, a very respectable age for a first time bride in this era. Whereas a first marriage any later than mid-20s would be very odd in a colony where some girls were being married off in their early teens,
As for location, she can't have been born in Fort Orange/Albany prior to 1625 as Sara Jorise Rapelje is universally recognised as the first European girl born in the colony while there is no evidence that Margrietje was in the colony before 1641.
Very interesting Alex Moes. I hadn't realized or had forgotten that some of them went to Recife where is where the first Jews in the New World went I think too. Likely also from the Netherlands.