Minutes of the Court of Rensselaerswyck, 1648-1652
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Cornells Segersz has agreed with Thomas Keuningh to take his boy into his service from this date, paying him according to the time, provided that the boy must serve in the next harvest.
If in binding he keeps up with one mower, he is to receive one guilder; if with two, two guilders.
ComeHs Segersz being in dispute with Willem de Key about pease purchased by him, their case is referred to two neutral arbitrators, whose decision as to their value they are to follow, to wit, such arbitrators as t...hey shall riominate.
Jacob Lambertsz Dorlandt is ordered to pay to the honorable director the fine imposed upon him by sentence within the space of fourteen days after the service of notice, under penalty of execution and a fine of fl.3.^ The case of Jacob Tvaegenaer and Jacob raedemaecker is sub- mitted to the discretion of impartial men, with the consent of the honorable director and Ruth Jacobsz and Evert Pels, as sureties.
[28] Court proceedings, March 25 Anno 1649 A warrant of arrest and summons having been served upon Willem de Key at the request of Cornelis Segersz on account of 200 schepels of wheat which he, Willem de Key, admits having taken on board his yacht and carried past the house of Evert Pels, but which on account of the inclemency of the early winter, at Willem de Key's request, were taken out of the yacht by the said Cornelis and removed to the Greenen Bos to the brewery ^ In the margin is written : March [ ] , Hans Vos served notice on Jacob Lamberts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cornells Segersz has agreed with Thomas Keuningh to take his boy into his service from this date, paying him according to the time, provided that the boy must serve in the next harvest.
If in binding he keeps up with one mower, he is to receive one guilder; if with two, two guilders.
ComeHs Segersz being in dispute with Willem de Key about pease purchased by him, their case is referred to two neutral arbitrators, whose decision as to their value they are to follow, to wit, such arbitrators as t...hey shall riominate.
Jacob Lambertsz Dorlandt is ordered to pay to the honorable director the fine imposed upon him by sentence within the space of fourteen days after the service of notice, under penalty of execution and a fine of fl.3.^ The case of Jacob Tvaegenaer and Jacob raedemaecker is sub- mitted to the discretion of impartial men, with the consent of the honorable director and Ruth Jacobsz and Evert Pels, as sureties.
[28] Court proceedings, March 25 Anno 1649 A warrant of arrest and summons having been served upon Willem de Key at the request of Cornelis Segersz on account of 200 schepels of wheat which he, Willem de Key, admits having taken on board his yacht and carried past the house of Evert Pels, but which on account of the inclemency of the early winter, at Willem de Key's request, were taken out of the yacht by the said Cornelis and removed to the Greenen Bos to the brewery ^ In the margin is written : March [ ] , Hans Vos served notice on Jacob Lamberts.
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