Muiden (Muyden) - Bataafsche Republiek 5 Manuscripten - 1796

Five manuscripts from the town of Muiden from the era of the Batavian Republic. The manuscripts are in neat and collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging (the photos are part of the description). The five instances, in the order of the photos: 1 - 1798 Manuscript from the town of Muijden (Muiden), bearing a Clein-seal (embossed or relief seal) of 24S, from the Batavian Republic period. The large manuscript from 1798 measures about 32 x 39 cm and is in neat, collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging (the photos are part of the description). It is a purchase letter, drawn up at Muijden (Muiden) on 20 July 1798, in the fourth year of Batavian Freedom. Sold by A. Woutman, now in the name of Jan Jacobus Klaasen, river pilot, ‘Transfer of a House and Garden and Outbuilding and Yard situated within this city on the East side of the River Vecht, on the North corner of the Ossenmarkt’. Signed by secretary Abraham Hobers, who held the influential office of city secretary in this period of great political change (the Batavian era). 2 - 1796 Manuscript from the town of Muijden (Muiden), bearing a Clein-seal (embossed or relief seal) of 24S, from the Batavian Republic period. The large manuscript from 1796 measures about 32 x 39 cm and is in neat, collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging (the photos are part of the description). It concerns a purchase letter, drawn up at Muijden (Muiden) on the 29th of April 1796, on behalf of the sheriff Claas Timmer and the alderman Christiaan Selck of the town Muijden. Christiaan Selck was an 18th-century blacksmith and prominent city administrator in Muiden. During the Batavian Republic (late 18th century) he was politically very active. He was among other things a member of the Municipal council (the then town government, comparable to aldermen or the city council) and a member of the Committee of General Welfare. In 1799 his term ended abruptly when it became clear that he had run off with the entire treasury of the Trekvaarten. He was forced to settle his debts, plunging his family (he was married to Geertje Beuker) into deep financial trouble. Content: The sale of a house and garden (between the parties Barend Verpompe and Pieter Buijtenweg), located on the west side of the Vecht river in the Stellingstraat, for the amount of 580 guilders. Signed by secretary Abraham Hobers, who held the influential position of city secretary in this period of great political change (the Batavian era). 3 - 1799 Manuscript from the town of Muijden (Muiden), bearing a Clein-seal (embossed or relief seal) of 28S, from the Batavian Republic period. The large manuscript from 1799 measures about 33 x 35 cm and is in neat, collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging (the photos are part of the description). It concerns a transport letter, drawn up at Muijden (Muiden), on behalf of sheriff and aldermen Adriaan Floris van Hall, Gerrit Meijer and Teunis Kroese, on the third of September 1799, in the Fifth Year of the Batavian Freedom. Sale by Lijsje Wouters, heiress of Jan Koster, to Laurens van Paddenburg of a House, Yard, and Orchard, situated on the East side of the Vecht river within this city by the Great Lock, bounded north by Hendrik Zielheijder, and south by Maghiel Hoen, together with another Garden plot behind the street, extending from the Achterstraat to the city fortifications, bounded south by Pieter Molenaar Gerritz and north by Hendrik Zielheijder, for the purchase price of Eighteen Hundred Guilders. Signed by secretary Abraham Hobers, who held the influential office of city secretary in this period of great political change (the Batavian era). 4 - 1802 Manuscript from the town of Muijden (Muiden), bearing a Clein-seal (embossed or relief seal) of 24S, from the Batavian Republic period. The large manuscript from 1802 measures about 32 x 37 cm and is in neat, collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging. Due to fading the text is difficult to read, though with clear scans the text can still be deciphered (the photos are part of the description). It concerns a purchase letter, drawn up at Muijden (Muiden) on the 6th of September 1802, on behalf of sheriff Christiaan Johannes Trotz and aldermen Gerrit Meyer and Teunis Kroese. Regarding the sale of property (land and a barn or stable) at Heeregracht – Herengracht in Muiden by Machiel Hoen to Laurens van Paddenburg. Signed by secretary Abraham Hobers, who held the influential office of city secretary in this period of great political change (the Batavian era). 5 - 1800 Manuscript from the town of Muijden (Muiden), bearing a Clein-seal (embossed or relief seal) of 28S, from the Batavian Republic period. The manuscript from 1800 measures about 18 x 34 cm and is in neat, collectible condition, with the usual signs of aging (the photos are part of the description). It concerns a transport letter, drawn up at Muijden (Muiden), on behalf of sheriff and aldermen, Pieter Sibes, Gerrit Meijer and Teunis Kroese, on the 18th of March 1800, the Sixth Year of the Batavian Freedom. It describes the sale of property belonging to Levi Abraham van Gelder to Gerrit Kok, namely ‘a house and yard situated within this City, on the West side of the Vegt river, in the Hellingstraat, bounded south by Coenraad Heemman, and north by Pieter Buitenweg’. Signed by secretary Abraham Hobers, who held the influential office of city secretary in this period of great political change (the Batavian era).

Estimación:€150

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