MOOC8/6.134b - SUSANNA JACOBSZ, SLAVEN

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🔎 MOOC8 Inventory for Susanna Jacobsz, slaven

MOOC Reference: MOOC8/6.134b

Date: 17481102
Names: Susanna Jacobsz, slaven
MOOC8/6.134b {17481102} 2 November 1748 Susanna Jacobsz Inventaris ofte taxatie aen de E:E: Heere Wesemeesters vertonende met nedrige eerebiedigheyd de goederen van myn, Rasmus Pietersen Erasmus Als getuygen: Willem van Heere, Isaack van der Merwen R:P: Erasmus

drie slaven
een slave kind
agt en ’t negentig beeste
agt hondert en taggentig schape
agt peerde
twee halfsletene wagens
een bottervad
een kern
twee emmers
twee potte
twee geweers
een ploeg
een egge
Generatie van myne kinder
Maria Elisabeth 22, is geboren 1726 den 4 September
Lowiese 20, is geboren 1728 18 April
Susanna 18, is geboren 1730 20 August
Engela 17, is geboren 1731 3 October
Hester 15, is geboren 1733 4 September

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