2 records use this name between 5 March 1627–2 September 1630.
These records use the same name. The archive metadata alone does not prove that every occurrence refers to one individual.
Name in the recordsJanneken Jans
Recorded rolesDeceased wife · Mentioned
Places statedLeiden
Record span5 March 1627–2 September 1630
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Records using this name
Registration of the banns of Anthony Clements, widower of Janneken Jans, cotton weaver from England, and Clara Rogers, widow of Jan Jansz, with Quirijn Jansz van Stienevelt, acquaintance of the groom, and Marijtgen Jans, acquaintance of the bride, as witnesses.1 scanOpen recordClose record
Recorded on the 5th of March 1627. Antony Clemens, cotton-weaver (bombazine worker) from England, living in Marendorp, widower of Janneken Jansdr., accompanied by Quiring Jansz Stienevelt, his acquaintance there, with Clara Rogiers, widow of Jan Jansz, likewise living on the Haarlemmerstraat, accompanied by Marijtgen Jans, her acquaintance there.
Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden. This entry is a brief marriage banns registration rather than a full notarial act.
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Aengeteyckent den ven marty 1627 Antony Clemens bombasijnwercker uyt Engelant, wonende op Marendorp weduenaer van Janneken Jansdr vergeselschapt met Quiring Jansz Stienevelt zijn bekende, aldaer met Clara Rogiers, wedue van Jan Jansz wonende mede opte Haerlemmerstraet vergeselschapt met Marijtgen Jans haer bekende aldaer
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 197v
On 2 September 1630, Anne Hamden, wife of Thomas Hatfield, wool comber, 30 years old, Elijsabeth Overtijn, wife of Sander d'Soete, skinner, 23 years old, and Maertgen Jans, 17 years old, appear before notary Caerl Outerman in Leiden on behalf of the child of Matheus Pietersz.2 scansOpen recordClose record
No transcription or translation is available for this record.
Source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0506 · call no. 424 · folio 80
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