1675- Burgh's record

Hi Anne, You are right, Aryaantgen and Jan Harmensz will pay 1816,60 guilders to Jan Jansz Klinck, Gerrit Langerack, Jacob and Joost de Berch for 2/3 part of the materials of the pottery, The last payment is done in March 1676. It is not the original deed, but a later copy.

2 Maart 1675
XVI no 36

Aryaantge Jans huisvrous Jan Harmensz van Dijssel,
als hare goederen buiten gemeenschap van huwelijk gehouden
hebbende, met haer man geassisteerd en Jacobus Kool
bekennen schuldig te zijn aan Jan Janz Clinck, Gerrit
Langerack, Jacobus de Berch en Joost de Berch
1861 gulden 12 stuivers over resterende 2/3 parten van de materialen
behoorende tot de plateelbakkerij de drie flessen, heden met
ten anderen naar genoegen gerekend, te betalen 2 augustus eene de helft
en 2 februari 1676 de andere helft. Willem van Teijlingen en
Pieter Hofflant stellen zich borg.
De laatste tekent Hofflandt. Verder alleen getekend door Aryaantge,
Kool, van Dijssel en van Teijlingen.

Blijkens aantekeningen in de marge waren de betalingen de laatste maart 76
volgens dit contract voldaaan, het laatste geschiedde ten huize van
Jacobus de Berch zeilmaker en in handen van Jan Jansz Klinck.
Dito de eerste betaling: Jan Jansz Klinck bekent hierop (derde meij?)
ontvangen te hebben met Joost de Berch 930-16, ondertekend Joost de Berch.

Of course Aryaantge  en Jacob Kool will pay.

Dank je wel Gerry.

That's really helpful. In the deed of February 1675 when Ariaantge & Jacobus purchased the pottery it stated it would be decided how much was owed to Joost de Berch for all the materials-wood, tin lead, white lead, earthenware, fired and unfired goods- subject to the valuation by two neutral parties.

So obviously a month later an agreement had been made between them all. It's very interesting that Willem van Teijlingen acted as surety- he was the husband of Ariaantge's daughter- Jannetgen:-)

very best wishes

Anne

This is the current link to the Delft city archives, https://erfgoeddelft.nl/stadsarchief , it works for me .

Thanks for that Otto.

I tried via the link you sent above but sadly still get the '403' message :-(

I've emailed Delft archives directly and hope they can solve the problem. I read online that a lot of archives in the Netherlands have been affected by automatic bots that have overwhelmed their systems so have put up new 'fire wall' security. It seems I might be caught up in that.

warmest best wishes.

Anne