scan 3 (laatste scan)
scan 2
Dank je wel Andreas, het handschrift is dus niet gemakkelijk maar de tekst die heb ik ook meerdere keren moeten lezen
Dank allemaal. Inderdaad Broeder.
Zie ook https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derde_orde De Biest was het minderbroedersklooster te Weert, zie https://nl
Jo, hierbij de tekst. Het handschrift was iets lastiger dan het op het eerste zicht leek. Ik heb leestekens toegevoegd
Voor de naam van de overledene staat br. Betekent dat broeder?
lid van de derde orde, een religieuze gemeenschap https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tertiarius
blz. 3
blz. 2
blz. 1
Also very interesting to see the different conditions applied in Delft in 1780. I'd never thought to search the forum to
Fascinating Rene. As far as I can tell Simon didn't marry, although I haven't found marriage records for any of the
So interesting Rene. Thank you so much. I think we also had a hearth tax in the UK in the 17th century. It's quite a
Beste Maria, de inkt is nogal vaag op de scan, ik heb het kleurengamma gecorrigeerd en die versie geüpload, maar af en
Hi Anne, Such statements were quite common back then. As notaries belonged to the few people who were able to read
Hi Anne, The forge is indeed for his work as goldsmith; it is mentioned as smis, which is a different spelling for
That's great thanks Rene. I assume the forge is for his work as a goldsmith -and possibly that of his brothers Francois
René. Excuses voor de late reactie. Ontzettend bedankt!
The final registration on the right page: Symon Mes goutsmith deur an- geven vande selve haertsteden - III Een smis
Klopt helemaal
Ik denk dat e.e.a. zich afspeelde in Helmond i.p.v. in Hemond. Klopt dat?
How fascinating! What a pity we don't have the full story. Presumably it would not have been good for Simon's reputation
Ah, just noticed page 2 ;) Apparently, Simon was asked to melt the aforementioned spoon 'with a hollow handle on it'. It
Wow that's great Rene. Super to understand more about Simon Mesch. Sorry I thought I had uploaded page 2? It would be
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scan 3 (laatste scan)
scan 2
Dank je wel Andreas, het handschrift is dus niet gemakkelijk maar de tekst die heb ik ook meerdere keren moeten lezen
Dank allemaal. Inderdaad Broeder.
Zie ook https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derde_orde De Biest was het minderbroedersklooster te Weert, zie https://nl
Jo, hierbij de tekst. Het handschrift was iets lastiger dan het op het eerste zicht leek. Ik heb leestekens toegevoegd
Voor de naam van de overledene staat br. Betekent dat broeder?
lid van de derde orde, een religieuze gemeenschap https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/tertiarius
blz. 3
blz. 2
blz. 1
Also very interesting to see the different conditions applied in Delft in 1780. I'd never thought to search the forum to
Fascinating Rene. As far as I can tell Simon didn't marry, although I haven't found marriage records for any of the
So interesting Rene. Thank you so much. I think we also had a hearth tax in the UK in the 17th century. It's quite a
Beste Maria, de inkt is nogal vaag op de scan, ik heb het kleurengamma gecorrigeerd en die versie geüpload, maar af en
Hi Anne, Such statements were quite common back then. As notaries belonged to the few people who were able to read
Hi Anne, The forge is indeed for his work as goldsmith; it is mentioned as smis, which is a different spelling for
That's great thanks Rene. I assume the forge is for his work as a goldsmith -and possibly that of his brothers Francois
René. Excuses voor de late reactie. Ontzettend bedankt!
The final registration on the right page: Symon Mes goutsmith deur an- geven vande selve haertsteden - III Een smis
Klopt helemaal
Ik denk dat e.e.a. zich afspeelde in Helmond i.p.v. in Hemond. Klopt dat?
How fascinating! What a pity we don't have the full story. Presumably it would not have been good for Simon's reputation
Ah, just noticed page 2 ;) Apparently, Simon was asked to melt the aforementioned spoon 'with a hollow handle on it'. It
Wow that's great Rene. Super to understand more about Simon Mesch. Sorry I thought I had uploaded page 2? It would be