South Rapenburg. Gillis Elsevier — purchased by him together with the house on Rapenburg, and split off from it; see the encumbrances there.
Nonnensteeg, back in the alley, west side, going north.
4 August 1610: Sold by Gillis Elsevier to Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon van Groenendael, carpenter, charged with 4 guilders 17 stivers 12 pence yearly rent and twice 15 stivers per year, for etcetera, and in addition 80 guilders to be paid over six years from May 1611, the first instalment.
4 November 1611: Sold by Cornelis Ghijsbertszoon to Robbert Coetsman, wool comber, encumbered with, and for, etcetera.
19 September 1619: Sold by Robbert Coetsman to Jan de Latere, master wool comber, encumbered with a rent of, and for, etcetera, and further charged with three ground-rents together amounting to 6 guilders 7 stivers 12 pence per year, borne by the aforesaid Elsevier. In addition, for etcetera.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a terse property register (kaartboek) record; the repeated "etcetera" reflects abbreviated notarial shorthand in the original, not an omission in translation.
