Registration of the banns of Roger Simmons, bachelor, mason from Salisbury, England, and Sarah Minter (née Willett), widow of William Minter, from Norwich, England, with Daniel Fairfield, future brother-in-law of the groom, John Carver, acquaintance of the groom, Thomas Willett, father of the bride, and Alice Willett, mother of the bride, as witnesses.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Registered the 14th of July 1618. The first [reading] the 21st of July 1618, the second the 28th of July 1618, the third the 4th of August 1618. Married before Henrick Egbertsz van der Hall and Frans Pietersz van de Werff, aldermen, this 18th of August 1618: Rogier Symonsz, mason, bachelor from Salisbury in England, living in Amsterdam, accompanied by Daniel Ferfelt his future brother-in-law and Jan Kerver his acquaintance, with Sara Minther of Norwich in England, widow of Willem Minther, living in Leiden, accompanied by Tomas Willet her father and Aels Willet her mother.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a brief marriage-banns register line rather than a full notarial act.
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Aengeteyckent den XIIIIen July 1618 ‘t Ie den 21.7.1618 ‘t IIe den 28.7.1618 ‘t IIIe den 4.8.1618 zyn getrout voor Henrick Egbertsz van der Hall ende Frans Pietersz van de Werff schepenen dezen XVIIIen Augusti 1618. Rogier Symonsz metselaer jongman van Sarum in Engelant wonende tot Amsterdam vergeselschapt met Daniel Ferfelt zyn toecomende zwager ende Jan Kerver zyn bekende met Sara Minther van Noorwits in Engelant wedue van Willem Minther wonende tot Leyden, vergeselschapt met Tomas Willet haer vader ende Aels Willet haer moeder.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 77
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