1631- sale of yard?

Indeed, after buying the house and yard, she immediately sells (part of) the yard, probably not needing it.

Corn(elis) Michielssz Soetens
inden Hage vercoopt Anna
van brouckhoven wedue van
Willem Luijtessz Kittesteijn
---
een huijs ende erve aende
oude Delft metten opstal
van negenenveertich stuijvers
siaers den penn(ingh) twintich
voor achthienhondert gul(den)
gereet gelt, Comt voorde
Deuijten - XI g(u)l(den) XI s(tuijver)s
II d(uijten)

Anna van Brouckhoven
voorsz vercoopt Jan matthijssz
de veen een erff vant voorsz
huijs voor vierhondert gul(den)
gereet gelt, Comt voorde
Deuijten - II g(u)l(den) x s(tuijver)s

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Corn(elis) Michielssz Soetens
in The Hague sells to Anna
van Brouckhoven, widow of 
Willem Luijtessz Kittesteijn
---
a hous and surrounding ground situated at the
Oude Delft with a building
taxed 49 stuivers
annually for the tax of the twentieth penning
for the amount of 1800 guilders
in cash, this means for the
revenues - 11 guilders, 11 stuivers
2 duiten

Anna van Brouckhoven,
aforementioned, sells to Jan Matthijssz
de Veen a piece of ground surrounding the aforementioned
house for 400 guilders
in cash, this means for the
revenues - 2 guilders 10 stuivers

Slip off the pen ?

Vermoed verkocht aan Jan Matthijsen de Been 
Cfr de ander akte boven op rechter blad.

MVG-Paul

cfr

Thanks again Rene for confirmation of the price paid by Anna for the house and the money she received for the yard (or part of it). All very interesting :-)

all good wishes

Anne 

p.s. Paul- not sure what to make of Jan Mathijsen van Beer..he seems to be buying a lot of property? :-)