Cornelis Ghijsbertsz van Groenendael

South Rapenburg. Gillis Elsevier, having bought together with the house on Rapenburg and split off therefrom; see the encumbrances there. Nonnensteeg, back in the passage, west side, running northward.

4 August 1610: Sold by Gillis Elsevier to Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon van Groenendael, carpenter, charged with four guilders, seventeen stuivers and twelve pence yearly ground-rent, and twice fifteen stuivers yearly for, etc., and in addition eighty guilders to be paid over six years, the first at May 1611.

4 November 1611: Sold by Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon to Robbert Coetsman, wool comber, charged with and for, etc.

19 September 1619: Sold by Robbert Coetsman to Jan de Latere, master wool comber, charged with an annuity of, and for, etc., and encumbered with three ground-rents together amounting to six guilders, seven stuivers and twelve pence yearly, which are borne by the aforesaid Elsevier. In addition, for, etc.

Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is drawn from the city property register (Bonboek) rather than a full notarial deed; abbreviations such as "etc." appear in the original.

South Rapenburch. Gillis Elsevier, having bought this together with the house on the Rapenburch, and divided and released it there from the charges. Nonnensteech, again in the passage, west side, going northward.

4-8-1610: Sold by Gillis Elsevier to Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon van Groenendael, carpenter, charged with four guilders seventeen stuivers twelve pennies per year in ground-rent, and twice fifteen stuivers per year for, etc., and in addition eighty guilders to be paid over six years, the first at May 1611.

4-11-1611: Sold by Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon to Robbert Coetsman, wool comber, charged with, and for, etc.

19-9-1619: Sold by Robbert Coetsman to Jan de Latere, master wool comber, charged with a rent of, and for, etc., and encumbered with three ground-rents together amounting to six guilders seven stuivers twelve pennies per year, borne by the aforesaid Elsevier. In addition for, etc.

Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a cadastral/property register record rather than a full notarial act; several clauses are abbreviated with 'etcetera' in the original.