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date_end	1510-10-11
date_start	1510-10-11
excerpt_id	746713
quote	Frans pelgrims z[oen] mit de weesm[ee]st[ere]n b[clagen] mees Jansz[oen] wt[en] Hage/ o[m] Ind[en] boel te bre[n]g[en] 1 goud[en] Riem [“en[de] mede de” stricken out] die weeskind[er]s moed[er] beste tabbert en[de] de oude met[aal] knoope oft IIIJ £ g[root] d[air] voir / v[er] wonne[n] XJ octobrj/ borghe quyry[n] piet[er]s z[oen] Id[em] beclaecht Id[em] o[m] de p[ate]r vand[e] cellebroed[ers] bet[alinghe] te doe[n] va[n] IX R[ijns] g[u]l[den]/ of de IX g[u]l[den] d[air] voir v[er]wonnen XXJ octobrj/ borghe quyry[n] piet[er]sz[oen]
summary	Frans Pelgrimsz, with the regents of the orphanage, sue Mees Jansz from The Hague, to require him to bring into the estate one gold ring, the orphans’ morther’s best tabard, and the old metal button or £ 4. Frans Pelgrimsz won his case on 21 October; bond, Quyryn Pietersz. The same plaintiffs sued the same defendant to require him to pay 9 Rijns gulden to the chaplain of the Cellebroeders monastery (Alexian monks), or pay 9 gulden. Frans Pelgrimsz won the case on the same date; bond also Quyryn Pietersz.
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title_archive	archief Schepenbank (Oud Rechterlijk Archief)