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N12
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Date Start
1658-12-16
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Description
Aris Otto's tavern was described as being 'not of a very high order'.
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Mighiel, or Michiel, Paulusen hired Surveyor Cortelyou to measure up this property, then gave a bill of sale of the house and lot to Aris Otto, followed by a deed recorded December 16, 1658. The purchase price was 1500 guilders — 600 in cash, with a mortgage for 900. — Liber Deeds, A: 144.
Otto kept a tavern here — not of a very high order. He was continually in trouble with the schout for minor infractions of the ordinances. — Rec. N. Am., II: 376; III: 86, etc. Before September 3, 1661, the inn-keeper had died. On that day, his widow published her banns with Lambert Barentsen. — Marriages in ReJ. Dutch Ch., 27.
Barentsen sold the house to Gerrit Hendricksen, from Harderwyck, January 21, 1663.— Liber Deeds, B: i; cf. Deeds y Conveyances (etc.), 1659-1664, trans, by O'Callaghan, 286.
Site: No. 51 Stone Street.
Otto kept a tavern here — not of a very high order. He was continually in trouble with the schout for minor infractions of the ordinances. — Rec. N. Am., II: 376; III: 86, etc. Before September 3, 1661, the inn-keeper had died. On that day, his widow published her banns with Lambert Barentsen. — Marriages in ReJ. Dutch Ch., 27.
Barentsen sold the house to Gerrit Hendricksen, from Harderwyck, January 21, 1663.— Liber Deeds, B: i; cf. Deeds y Conveyances (etc.), 1659-1664, trans, by O'Callaghan, 286.
Site: No. 51 Stone Street.