Lot
G5
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Date Start
1659-04-00
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Description
...house...an old one...had probably fallen into complete decay. The Plan shows that it was demolished before July, 1660...Stokes
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The levelled space between the lots of Michiel Tadens and Claes Bordingh had had a house upon it in April, 1659. — Recitals in Mortgages, 1654-1660, trans, by O'Callaghan, 127. Sieur Cornells Schut, the wealthy Amsterdam merchant, who represented the estate of Johannes van Beeck, deceased, which owned the house, did, indeed, live there during his short stay in America. — Rec. N. Am., I: 317; II: i, 5. He had returned to Holland by July, 1656. — Ibid., II: 128, 183, 213.
The house, an old one built by Jan Snediger, soon after he obtained his ground-brief of 1645, had probably fallen into complete decay. The Plan shows that it was demolished before July, 1660.
The house, an old one built by Jan Snediger, soon after he obtained his ground-brief of 1645, had probably fallen into complete decay. The Plan shows that it was demolished before July, 1660.