25 September 1610: Together with the foregoing, sold by Claes Quant, as attorney for Syon Lus, to Adriaen Adriaenszoon van der Haerbrugge, for a redeemable annuity of, etc. In addition, for fourteen hundred guilders, to be paid with one hundred and fifty guilders in cash and thereafter one hundred and sixty guilders yearly, the first payment due at May 1611. And it was delivered by decree of the Court of Holland.
7 June 1611: Sold by Adriaen Adriaenszoon to Herry Colaj, wool comber and grocer, charged with, etc., for, etc.
13 August 1632: Sold, one half by the masters of St. Catharina's hospital and the other half by Hester Thomasdochter, widow of the aforesaid Henry Calay, to the widow of Jan Hoppe, cloth-shearer, charged with and 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.
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Syon Lus Sinte Catharijnen Veststeech 25-9-1610 Is mitten voorgaende bij Claes Quant als procuratie hebbende van Syon Lus vercoft aen Adriaen Adriaenszoon van der Haerbrugge om een losrente van etcetera. Bovendien om XIIIIc guldens te betalen mit CL guldens gereet ende voorts jaerlicx CLX guldens meije 1611 ’t Ie. Ende is bij decreet van den hove van Hollandt gelevert. 7-6-1611 Is bij Adriaen Adriaenszoon vercoft aen Herry Colaj wolcammer ende vetterwarier belast mit etcetera om etcetera. 13-8-1632 Is bij de meesters van Sint Catharijnen gasthuys voor de helfte ende bij Hester Thomasdochter wedue van de voornoemde Henry Calay voor de weder helfte vercoft aen de wedue van Jan Hoppe droochscheerder belast mit ende om etcetera.
Original source:Erfgoed Leiden · record group 0501A · call no. 6616 · folio 4v
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