The Records of New Amsterdam From 1653 to 1674 Anno Domini;

O'callaghan, E. B. (Edmund Bailey), 1797-1880

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demands in writing, that the aforesaid mortgage be erased from the Register. Jacob van Couwen- hoven appearing in Court is asked, if the house be conveyed to the pltf.
and if he be paid by him ? Answers, Yes. The Court order, that the mortgage be annulled by Walewyn vander Veens agents, as it appears that the same is paid according to receipts exhibited in Court.
Beletje Jacobs pltf. v/s Mattheus de Vos, Jacob Teunisen, Frerick de Drayer and Jan Eversen Bout, defts. Pltf. says, she sold a lot t...o Frerick de Drayer and he will have it deliver*? to him at thirteen inches to the foot. The Court enquires of her for the contract and who wrote it ? To which she answers. Notary de Vos, who exhibits the contract to the Court. Deft, says it was sold at 13 inches to the foot, taking as evi- dence Jacob Teunisen and Jan Eversen Bout ; Whereupon Jan Eversen Bout is asked, what he knows of the matter ? Answers that thirteen inches were mentioned, but not written and he signed the conditions as written.

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