Name in the Leiden records

Anne Peck

2 records use this name between 12 June 1609–9 December 1616.

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Name in the recordsAnne Peck

Recorded rolesBride · Grantor

Places statedLeiden

Record span12 June 1609–9 December 1616

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12 June 1609 Anne Peck, assited by William Brewster, her guardian in this case, authorises Thomas Simkinson, merchant in Hull, to collect, in an amicable way, the 7 pounds sterling which Anne Peck has placed in deposit with the Reverend Watkins in Clarebrough, Nottinghamshire. 2 scans Open recordClose record

Anne Peck, assited by William Brewster, her guardian in this case, authorises Thomas Simkinson, merchant in Hull, to collect, in an amicable way, the 7 pounds sterling which Anne Peck has placed in deposit with the Reverend Watkins in Clarebrough, Nottinghamshire., scan 1 — Scan 1 of 2 · click to enlarge

Named as: Grantor

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Before the aldermen named below appeared Anne Peck, born at Laun(d)e in Nottinghamshire in the Kingdom of England, assisted in this matter by William Brewster, her chosen guardian. In the best form available to her, she appointed and authorised Thomas Simkinson, merchant of Hull in England, to collect amicably the seven pounds sterling owed to her by Mr Watkins, minister of the Divine Word at Clarborough in Nottinghamshire. She had entrusted that money to him for safekeeping when she left England.

Simkinson may give a valid receipt for the money and do everything required to recover it, even if a more specific authority would otherwise be needed. Anne promised to uphold everything he lawfully did, provided that he rendered a proper account of what he received. Done 12 June 1609.

Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden.

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Compareerde voor de nabeschreven schepenen Anne Pecke, gebooren tot Launde in Nottinghamcire in den Coninckrijcke van Engelandt, geassisteert ende in desen geholpen bij Willem Brewster, haer gecooren voocht in dese zaecke, ende heeft in der bester forme ende maniere, haer doenlick zijnde, geconstitueert ende machtich gemaeckt, gelijck zij constitueerde ende machtich maeckte mitsdesen, Thomas Simkinson, coopman van Hul in Engelant, omme te mogen innen, beuren ende ontfangen mit minne zodanige zeven ponden starelings als haer constituante competerende zijn van Mr. Watkin, dinaer des Goddelicken woorts tot Clarebrough in Nottinghemcire, die zij constituante hem te bewaren gegeven heeft, doe zij uyt den Coninckrijcke van Engelant vertrock, van ontfangen penningen quitancie te mogen geven ende passeeren ende voorts alles te mogen doen tot invorderinge van de vers. somme, ‘twelck zij constituante, zelffs present, voor oogen ende aen der hant zijnde, zoude connen weten off vermogen te doen, al waer ‘t oock zo dat daertoe naerder off speciaelder last, macht off bevel gerequireert werde dan voors. staet. Belovende zij constituante te houden goet, vast, bondich ende van waerden alle ‘tgunt bij de gemelde geconstitueerde in ‘tgene voors. staet zal werden gedaen, benaersticht ende verricht, onder zulcken verbande als nae rechten daertoe staende is, behoudelicken dat dezelve geconstitueerde van zijn voors. ontfang gehouden blijft te doen behoorlicke reeckening, bewijs ende reliqua. Actum den 12en juny anno 1600negen. A. Jaspersz. van Vesanevelt A.Pz. van de Werff 1609

Source: Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0508 · call no. 84D · folio 16

9 December 1616 Registration of the banns of John Spooner, widower of Suzanne Bennett, ribbon merchant from England, and Anne Peck, spinster, from England, with Samuel Lee, acquaintance of the groom, and Elizabeth Spalding, acquaintance of the bride, as witnesses. 1 scan Open recordClose record

Registration of the banns of John Spooner, widower of Suzanne Bennett, ribbon merchant from England, and Anne Peck, spinster, from England, with Samuel Lee, acquaintance of the groom, and Elizabeth Spalding, acquaintance of the bride, as witnesses., scan 1 — Original archival scan · click to enlarge

Named as: Bride

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Registered the 9th of December 1616. Jan Spoenaert, ribbon merchant, from England, widower of Susanna Benyt, living in the house of Douver, accompanied by Samuel Le, his acquaintance; with Anna Peck, spinster, likewise from England, accompanied by Lysbeth Spoedens, her acquaintance.

Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a brief banns register line rather than a full notarial act.

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Aengeteyckent den ixen decembris 1616 Jan Spoenaert, lintier, uyt Engelant, weduenaer van Susanna Benyt, woont in de huysinge van Douver, vergeselschapt met Samuel Le, zijn bekende met Anna Peck, jongedochter, mede uyt Engelant, vergeselschapt met Lysbeth Spoedens, haer bekende

Source: Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 58

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