Reiteration of the Agreement between De Hooges and van der Donck to Await Judgment of Responsibility for Rebuilding Van der Donck’s Burned House ; Memo Stating That Coorn Called De Hooges an Oath Breaker ; Note for the Colony to Pay Wijncoop ƒ134:8:8
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16 April 1646. Agreement between de Hooges and Adriaen van der Donck to submit to abitration the question of who is responsible for the repair of van der Donck's burned house [1646]
20 April 1646. Memorandum stating that [Nicolaes] Coorn had called de Hooges an oath breaker. [1646]
27 April 1646. Promissory note of de Hooges for the colony of Rensselaerswyck on behalf of Adriaen van der Donck to pay Pieter Wyncoop f134,8. [1646]
20 April 1646. Memorandum stating that [Nicolaes] Coorn had called de Hooges an oath breaker. [1646]
27 April 1646. Promissory note of de Hooges for the colony of Rensselaerswyck on behalf of Adriaen van der Donck to pay Pieter Wyncoop f134,8. [1646]
Identifier
NYSL_sc7079_dehooghes-memo-book_A32
NYSL_sc7079_dehooghes-memo-book_A32
Date Original
April 16 – 27 1646
April 16 – 27 1646
Contributor
de Hooges, Anthony
de Hooges, Anthony
Source
New York State Library. Van Rensselaer Manor Papers. De Hooghes Memorandum Book. SC7079 Box 31, Page A32.
New York State Library. Van Rensselaer Manor Papers. De Hooghes Memorandum Book. SC7079 Box 31, Page A32.
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