File:Oud Herlaer in 1736.jpg

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Map of the estate of Oud Herlaer castle made in 1737

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English: Map of the estate of Oud Herlaer Castle, made by order of the administration of the Marquess of Bergen op Zoom. With overview of the measurements of the lots (A-Z, AA-DD) owned by the Marquess of Bergen op Zoom. Also with names of owners of adjacent lots. With compass rose. A map insert shows two pieces of land known as St Maarten's land in the jurisdiction of Gemonde? 's Hertogenbosch measurements, Arms of ? Measurements of August 1736, map made in 1737
Nederlands: Kaart van Oud-Herlaar vervaardigd in opdracht van de Raad en Rekenkamer van de Markies van Bergen op Zoom. Met overzicht van de maten van de percelen (A-Z, AA-DD) toebehorend aan de Markies van Bergen op Zoom. Met namen van de eigenaars van aangrenzende percelen. Met kompasroos. Met inzetkaart: Sint Maertens Landt Sijnde twee Stuckjens Landen gelegen onder de Jurisdictie van Giemonts ... Bosse maate. Met wapen van ? Opmeting in augustus 1736, kaart gemaakt in 1737.
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Source Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum (BHIC) te Den Bosch at https://www.archieven.nl/
Author Adan, P.J.

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