Name in the Leiden records
2 records use this name between 10 May 1629–13 September 1638.
These records use the same name. The archive metadata alone does not prove that every occurrence refers to one individual.
The record trail
Named as: Witness
Entered on 10 May 1629: Jan Srijnwith, student of theology, bachelor living in the Vrouwencamp, accompanied by Thomas Naqs and Samuel Lae, his acquaintances; with Brechgen Robbensoon, spinster living at the Beestenmarkt, accompanied by Brechgen Robbensoon, her mother, living at the churchyard, and Lysbeth Kebel in the Camp, her acquaintance.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden.
Aengeteyckent den xe mey 1629 Jan Srijnwith student in de theologie, jongman in de Vrouwencamp, vergeselschapt met Thomas Naqs ende Samuel Lae, zijn bekenden met Brechgen Robbensoon, jongedochter opte Beestemarct vergeselschapt met Brechgen Robbensoon haer moeder op ’t Kerckhoff ende Lysbeth Kebel in de Camp haer bekende
Source: Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 230v
Named as: Seller
Zevenhuizen. Jan Thoniszoon, linen weaver. Dwarsheerenstraat, North Side.
12 May 1595: Sold by the widow of Jan Thoniszoon, over and above the city's [prior] claim, to Thomas van Ondemarcken, for 680 guilders, to be paid: 150 guilders in ready money, and thereafter yearly 100 guilders at Candlemas.
21 March 1612: Sold by Thomas van Ondermarck to Henrick Coleth, charged with a ground rent of 3 guilders payable to the burgomasters of the city of Leiden, etcetera.
28 March 1619: Sold by Henrick Coleth to Jan Kebel, wool comber, charged with the aforesaid ground rent of 3 guilders per year, for etcetera. The ground rent was redeemed to the treasurer in the year 1653, on 25 June 1653.
13 September 1638: [The property was] specifically charged, by Elisabeth Kebel, widow of the late Jan Kebel, together with her associates, joint heirs of the aforesaid Jan Kebel, with a redeemable annuity of 18 guilders 15 stuivers per year, falling due on the 13th of September, in favour of Isaack Marcuszoon Bavelaer.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden.
Sevenhuysen Jan Thoniszoon linnewever Dwersheerenstraet Noortsijde 12-5-1595 Is bij Jan Thoniszoons wedue vercoft boven des stadts gerechticheyt aen Thomas van Ondemarcken VIc Lxxx gulden te betalen gereet CL gulden ende jaerlicx Lichtmisse C guldens 21-3-1612 Is bij Thomas van Ondermarck vercoft aen Henrick Coleth belast mit een grontrente van III gulden aencomende burgemeesteren der stadt Leyden etcetera. 28-3-1619 Is bij Henrick Coleth vercoft aen Jan Kebel wollecammer belast mitte voorseyde grontrente van III gulden ‘t sjaers om etcetera. De grontrente is aen den tresorier de anno 1653 afgelost den 25-6-1653. 13-9-1638 Is bij Elisabeth Kebel wedue van zaliger Jan Kebel cumsocijs t’samen erffgenaemen van Jan Kebel voornoemt specialick belast mit een losrente van XVIII gulden XV stuvers ‘t sjaers vallende den XIIIen septembris om Isaack Marcuszoon Bavelaer.
Source: Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0501A · call no. 6614 · folio 115v
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