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date_end	1512-01-26
date_start	1512-01-26
excerpt_id	746840
quote	Die sangmeest[ere]n beclag[en] ae[r]nt piet[ers]sz[oens] ghoid[en] o[m] te voldoe[n] sulcke dienste als hy de sa[n]gmeest[ere]n [“a[en]genome[n] heft hebbe[n]” stricken out] beloeft heft en[de] d[air] by hy a[en]genome[n] Is oft V £ g[root] d[air] voir / Is gewes[en] alsoe die sangmeest[ere]n gesammelick a[en]neme[n] die Jonghen o[m] coerc[nap] te wes[en] t[en] tyt dat sy[n] Muteren / dat ae[r]nt voirs[eyd] syn tyt sel wt dienen
summary	The officials in charge of the Pieterskerk’s music lay claim to Aernt Pietersz’s property to compel him to carry out the duties he had promised, or to pay £ 5. The court decided that, because the officials for music had taken on the boy to be a chorister until his voice changed, Aernt would serve out his (promised) time.
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title_archive	archief Schepenbank (Oud Rechterlijk Archief)