Leiden text question

Paul Bolding

zei op zondag 23 juli 2023 - 12:44

Below is the text of a document from the Leiden archives referring to my ancestors. It bears no date but it must be around 1656, the year they got married. What is it about? In particular, what does "bon: hogemors" mean? I see that Hoge Mors is a district in Leiden. And what does exactly Narmstraat refer to? I see the street still exists but ... Thank you in advance.

And there is a similar document with the names reversed and a different street named.

https://www.erfgoedleiden.nl/collecties/personen/zoek-op-personen/deeds…

Achtste Register, fol. 353-541, bon Hogemorsch.

Bron: bonboekSoort registratie: BonboekenPlaats: Leiden

Bijzonderheden:

Bon: Hogemors

Straat: Narmstraat

Inventarisnummer 6629 van archiefnummer 0501A in Archieven

Geregistreerde

Elisabeth Henningh

Geregistreerde

Bartholomees van Steen (greinwerker)

Bronvermelding

Achtste Register, fol. 353-541, bon Hogemorsch., archiefnummer 0501A, ~Stukken betreffende afzonderlijke onderwerpen; Registratie van onroerend goed 1585-1816 (1819), inventarisnummer 6629, blad 422

Gemeente: Leiden

Periode: 1642-1811

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Otto Vervaart zei op zo, 07/23/2023 - 18:13

I gather your ancestor was Bartholomeus van der Steen, the entry with his name on the right page shows the year 1662, that would fit the date of his marriage. A bon was a neighbourhood in Leiden. The bonboeken were registers for the registry of immovable property. Changes in ownership and mortgages were noted successively in them. See for these registers also the guide in Dutch by Ed van der Vlist, De bonboeken te Leiden (The Hague 2001: Broncommentaren, 4), https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/pdf/Broncommentaren/voorlopig/Broncom…

Paul Bolding zei op zo, 07/23/2023 - 19:25

That's very useful. Thank you very much.

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