Coen Claesz(en) schout lant es groot III m(or)gen IIcXLVIII r(oeden) left: III m(or)gen II 1/2 h(on)t 1 morgen = 0.85
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Vande tweedeel van de thiende van Sparwoude ende thofambocht dair van de pastoir aldair tderdendeele occupeert
Koen Claasz(en) scout va(n) Spaarwou een huis getaxeert op IIIIo k Koen Claasz(en), bailiff of Spaarnwoude, a house
Coen Claes zoon met meer anderen eyghen Koen voorsz. bruyckere ende is groot - IIII 1/2 m(or)gen II 1/2 h(ont) IX r
Item Coen Claesz(en) XXXIIII madt min een hont lants mit een huys eygen - XLVI Lb IIII Lb XII st Also Coen Claesz(en) 34
Koen Claesz(en) XXI 1/2 mat eygen lant - XXII k facit XLIIII st Koen Claesz(en) 21,5 mat lant owned by him - 22 carolus
Dear Steve, There is an extensive description of this source in https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/pdf/Broncommentaren
That is so kind of you to look on my behalf Rene, I really appreciate it as I need all the help I can get! This is
Hi Anne, I do not have an overview of all family relations, but may this be the baptism of Maria (Delft, 5 September
Dear Rene Well this is very interesting! From documents, that I have to confess, are very difficult to read using
Hi Anne, In fact, it is a mutual (partial) revocation of the prenuptial agreement. It starts off with stating that Arent
page 2
No inconvenience at all :)
Good morning, thank you for your help and keen eyes. If this isn't an inconvenience, I plan to create separate posts on
Andreas, Klopt 😅 Ik gooi ’m er nog een keer in, omdat ik deze documenten ga publiceren. Het handschrift is taai, dus
deel 2
In addition to Geerts entry: at the end is mentioned XIIII st = 14 stuyvers
Beste Gerben, Het aparte van deze inschrijving is dat deze afwijkt van de gebruikelijke formulering. Ik heb hem
Coen Claesz een huys. 2k facit
Actually, the image is above my post. Please click on it. Thanks.
Mr A H H van der Burgh (1845-1904) was an early collector of Delftware, and his collection was the first to be included
Hi Anne, I am not very familiar with De Burghs' source. But I do think the line drawn demarcates two separate findings
Dear Rene What a wonderful find! Thanks for the links to Tulipmania and the artist Jan Serange, both very interesting
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Coen Claesz(en) schout lant es groot III m(or)gen IIcXLVIII r(oeden) left: III m(or)gen II 1/2 h(on)t 1 morgen = 0.85
In this entry, the image is missing
See the other entry
Vande tweedeel van de thiende van Sparwoude ende thofambocht dair van de pastoir aldair tderdendeele occupeert
Koen Claasz(en) scout va(n) Spaarwou een huis getaxeert op IIIIo k Koen Claasz(en), bailiff of Spaarnwoude, a house
Coen Claes zoon met meer anderen eyghen Koen voorsz. bruyckere ende is groot - IIII 1/2 m(or)gen II 1/2 h(ont) IX r
Item Coen Claesz(en) XXXIIII madt min een hont lants mit een huys eygen - XLVI Lb IIII Lb XII st Also Coen Claesz(en) 34
Koen Claesz(en) XXI 1/2 mat eygen lant - XXII k facit XLIIII st Koen Claesz(en) 21,5 mat lant owned by him - 22 carolus
Dear Steve, There is an extensive description of this source in https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/pdf/Broncommentaren
That is so kind of you to look on my behalf Rene, I really appreciate it as I need all the help I can get! This is
Hi Anne, I do not have an overview of all family relations, but may this be the baptism of Maria (Delft, 5 September
Dear Rene Well this is very interesting! From documents, that I have to confess, are very difficult to read using
Hi Anne, In fact, it is a mutual (partial) revocation of the prenuptial agreement. It starts off with stating that Arent
page 2
No inconvenience at all :)
Good morning, thank you for your help and keen eyes. If this isn't an inconvenience, I plan to create separate posts on
Andreas, Klopt 😅 Ik gooi ’m er nog een keer in, omdat ik deze documenten ga publiceren. Het handschrift is taai, dus
deel 2
In addition to Geerts entry: at the end is mentioned XIIII st = 14 stuyvers
Beste Gerben, Het aparte van deze inschrijving is dat deze afwijkt van de gebruikelijke formulering. Ik heb hem
Coen Claesz een huys. 2k facit
Actually, the image is above my post. Please click on it. Thanks.
Mr A H H van der Burgh (1845-1904) was an early collector of Delftware, and his collection was the first to be included
Hi Anne, I am not very familiar with De Burghs' source. But I do think the line drawn demarcates two separate findings
Dear Rene What a wonderful find! Thanks for the links to Tulipmania and the artist Jan Serange, both very interesting