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Identifier: newamsterdamitsp00inne_0 (find matches)
Title: New Amsterdam and its people; studies, social and topographical, of the town under Dutch and early English rule
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Innes, J. H. (John H.)
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e oath of allegiance, — and his prop-erty was confiscated. A curious circumstance, showing thescarcity of money in the Colony, is that so late as 1659 thishouse was the subject of a mortgage to secure three hun-dred and thirteen whole beaver-skins. As for the corner plot mentioned above, after its sale in1646 to Arnoldus van Hardenbergh for 1600 guilders, orabout $640 of the present currency, it appears to have be-come encumbered with debts of its owner to one HendrickScharf, of Amsterdam, and an arrangement was effected inthe year 1652 by which the house and garden was turnedover to the brother of Arnoldus, Johannes Hardenbergh,who was at that time a merchant of Amsterdam. He wasthe owner of this property at the time of our survey, but itis not certain whether he ever actually resided here. Hedied before the year 1659, in which year the place was soldby the curators of his estate, and soon after this date thegarden was sold off in small lots fronting upon the Graft,or Broad Street.
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^ i%w of Brouwer Straet andHoogh Struct in NewAmsterdam from Fort Amsterdam to the Stadt HuysA.D. 1655 Compiled from the Dutch andEnglish Records by J. H. INNES NOTE—Conjectural sites, or those which have not beenthe subjects of full examination, appear in dotted lines. R eferences: Site of original house of Adam Roelantsen. House of the Fiscal. Brewery of the West India Company. Site of fan Couwen/iot/ens Brewery, 1658. Site of later Melyn House.

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