Thank you Tanya and big hugs from the Netherlands, so love your enthusiasm, and of course will try my best to find the ship and hopefully the deeper ancestors. That we all can work on them together is what makes WikiTree such a great place eeh.
One little tip ;) before creating early (Pre-1700) ancestors it's probably a good idea to ask if perhaps a family or lineage you are related to or interested in and perhaps would like to add, isn't already known and present at WikiTree, you can just ask Project coordinators/ leaders or members, if they know if they are present already and if perhaps someone can show you where they are if you can't find them.
Especially if these people were New Netherland (or other) Settlers / emigrants/ immigrants, and their ancestors, because most of the early families (lineages) already are present and many lineages and LNAB often are corrected, for example if people were not born with a last name that only the later generations used (backwards projected last names) and were known only by their patronymics, these patronymics are their LNAB at WikiTree and if lineages had errors or if families were conflated or mixed up, those are (going to be) corrected at WikiTree as well, so they sometimes can be really hard to find around here if you are not aware of this.
One profile for every person that ever lived is a great goal, but can be pretty hard to achieve with thousands of very enthusiastic members, it's also why we work with projects, because this way we can monitor things a bit better and manage and work on them with all project members together (and try to prevent new duplicates :P). But well ...
eeh and have fun ;)