Lot
B6
Lot Group
Grant Lots
Original Grants and Farms Document(s)
Grant Lot Document(s)
Date Start
1645-01-10
Date End
1658-05-30
Tax Lot Events
To Party 1
To Party 1 (text)
Johannes Nevius
From Party (Text)
DWIC
Grant Description
Note: Johannes Nevius certainly before 1655 (see deed on N., Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11) probably as early as the date of the gr-br. on the N. to Cornelis Groesens, which is recited to have been on Jan. 10, 1645. (Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11.) That deed undoubt- edly follows the wording of the grant, and it bounds S. by Johannes Nevius. When Nevius protested that so much of his lot was cut ofl^ by the survey of 1657 and demanded five or six hundred guilders compensation, it seems certain that the Burgomasters bought his plot and re-sold or granted it to Christian Barentsen in Aug. of 1657. Barentsen recites that he has a gr-br., and sells in May, 1658, for 600 guilders and a mortgage of 500 guilders on the ho. (Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 130; Rec. N. Am., VII: 158.)
Document Source(s)
Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11
Full Grant Entry (The Iconography of Manhattan Island, Vol. 4, Ch. 4: The Dutch Grants):
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Full Stokes Entry (See images below)
Note: Johannes Nevius certainly before 1655 (see
deed on N., Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11) probably as
early as the date of the gr-br. on the N. to Cornelis
Groesens, which is recited to have been on Jan. 10, 1645.
(Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11.) That deed undoubt-
edly follows the wording of the grant, and it bounds
S. by Johannes Nevius. When Nevius protested that so
much of his lot was cut ofl^ by the survey of 1657 and
demanded five or six hundred guilders compensation,
it seems certain that the Burgomasters bought his plot
and re-sold or granted it to Christian Barentsen in Aug.
of 1657. Barentsen recites that he has a gr-br., and sells
in May, 1658, for 600 guilders and a mortgage of 500
guilders on the ho. (Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 130;
Rec. N. Am., VII: 158.)
1658
Deed. Christiaen Barents to Hendrick Hendricksen. May 30
(Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 130.) Refers to a gr-br. Aug.
. , 1657 and deed of sale, Jan. 12, 1658. Desc:
Lot in Heere Wegh by Land Gate; W. side br., which
is the Heere Wegh, 3 r., 8 ft., 4 ins.; N. side long, II r.,
2 ft., 8 ins.; br. on E. side, i r., 6 ft., 4 ins.; long S. side,
II r., I ft., 9 ins.
deed on N., Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11) probably as
early as the date of the gr-br. on the N. to Cornelis
Groesens, which is recited to have been on Jan. 10, 1645.
(Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 11.) That deed undoubt-
edly follows the wording of the grant, and it bounds
S. by Johannes Nevius. When Nevius protested that so
much of his lot was cut ofl^ by the survey of 1657 and
demanded five or six hundred guilders compensation,
it seems certain that the Burgomasters bought his plot
and re-sold or granted it to Christian Barentsen in Aug.
of 1657. Barentsen recites that he has a gr-br., and sells
in May, 1658, for 600 guilders and a mortgage of 500
guilders on the ho. (Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 130;
Rec. N. Am., VII: 158.)
1658
Deed. Christiaen Barents to Hendrick Hendricksen. May 30
(Lib. A, Deeds, N. Y. Co.: 130.) Refers to a gr-br. Aug.
. , 1657 and deed of sale, Jan. 12, 1658. Desc:
Lot in Heere Wegh by Land Gate; W. side br., which
is the Heere Wegh, 3 r., 8 ft., 4 ins.; N. side long, II r.,
2 ft., 8 ins.; br. on E. side, i r., 6 ft., 4 ins.; long S. side,
II r., I ft., 9 ins.
