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| 1646* | Hendrick Hendricksen vs Annetje, wife of Arent Steffenierse, slander.6 |
| 1653* | Sale of oxen and cart to Capt. George Right of Gravesend, as per Gravesend records.9 |
| 1653 | Deed. Auke Janse, carpenter to Hendrick Hendricksen of Middleborch, house and lot west side of the Great Highway, Manhattan Island. 6 (Action of 14 July confirms he is Hendrick the drummer). |
| 1653* | 10 Feb at Fort Amsterdam - Hendrick Hendrickson plaintiff v/s Andries Pietersen Kuyper of Cooper, demands payment of 31fl, deft. agrees to pay within one month. [pg51].5a |
| 1653* | 17 Feb - Jacob Kip v/s Hendrick Hendricksen. Kip demands delivery of 10 schepels of barley or 30fl. Ordered to pay in 14 days. [pg.53]. 5a |
| 1653 | 14 July at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, the drummer. Jansen asks for payment of 48fl due as the balance of the purchase money for the house & lot (See deed above), also 10fl for a pig. Court decides that Jansen is bound to give a deed before receiving his money from deft. [pg.86].5a |
| 1653 | 21 July at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen of Middlesburgh. Jansen demands 48fl as balance of the above mentioned house and lot, he having given the deed dated 2 Mat, and 10fl for the pig. Deft. claims the wall of the city diminishes the lot. Both parties to bring in their complaints and answers in writing at the next session. [pg.89].5a |
| 1653 | 11 Aug at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer. It is decided to inspect the lot. [pg.97].5a |
| 1653 | 18 Aug at the City Hall. Aukem Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer. Commissioned the burgomasters to inspect the lot. [pg.101].5a |
| 1653 | 1 Sep at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer. Burgomasters order defendant to pay Jansen fl.29:25. Jansen to provide deed and letter of ownership. [pg.112].5a |
| 1653 | 15 Sep at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer. Jansen demands payment of money owing together with fl.10 for hogs delivered. Defendant contends that the fl.10 is included in the previous judgement of fl.29:3 Court decides that the fl.10 was not included and defendant to pay. [pg.119].5a |
| 1653 | 20 Oct at the City Hall. Auken Jansen v/s Hendrick Tambour [drummer] for payment of seven guilders. Defendant condemmed to pay. [pg.124].5a |
| 1654 | 13 Apr 1654 at the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer, prosecutes for fl. 188:14 in the hands of Jacob Strycker on account of Jan Snediger, which attachment he has made according to to the declaration of the Court Messenger for Claes Bordingh. Postponed until the next session. [pg.186].5a |
| 1654 | 2 May at the City Hall. As in the above case of 13 Apr. Brugomasters decide that the defendant pay the plaintiff 80 gl. out of the moneys attached in the hands of Jacob Strycker and Hendrick Hendricksen Tamboer [Drummer]. [pg.190].5a |
| 1654 | Castello Plan of New York - Block G, No.7 (as per map above) : In June 1654 George (Joris) Rapalje sold it to Hendrick Hendricksen Obe 6, who, although he was a drummer at Fort Amsterdam, found it convenient to live at Middleburgh (Newtown) "for the present", and therefore sold it again to Pieter Lucasen, from Goes, in Holland [N.Y. Col. Mss., III; 115; Liber Deeds A5]. However the house reverted to the Drummer; but it was generally rented out.2 |
| 1654 | 24 Aug at the City Hall. Hendrick, drummer, plaintiff v/s Antony lodewycksen. Defendant in default. [pg.230].5a |
| 1654 | 24 Aug at the City Hall. Hendrick, drummer, plaintiff v/s Antony lodewycksen. Defendant in default. [pg.234].5a |
| 1654 | 8 October. Hendrick
Hendricksen to Pieter Luyckensen. House and lot in Pearl Street, between
the premises of Claes Bordingh and Joris Rapelje. (Present - North side
of Pearl St, between Whitehall and State Streets.) [Manual of the Corporation of the City of New York, 1861. - Dutch records in the City Clerk's Office of New York. pg.577] |
| 1655 | 31 May 1655 in the City Hall. Petition signed by various residents including Hendricksen, the Drummer, presented to the Schout, Burgomasters and Schepens, relative to the imoral lives of Jacob Stevenson and Mary Joosten. [pg.317].5a |
| 1655 | 21 June in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricks, drummer, requests payment of his remaining half years wages, due on 5 June last, being fl.40 and offers his further service; whereupon endorsed shall be paid forthwith. [pg.324].5a |
| 1655 | 23 Aug 1655 in the City Hall. Lyca Dircksen v/s Hend'k Hendricksen, Drummer, defendant in default. [pg.347].5a |
| 1655 | 15 Oct. Whereas the following persons being summoned remain absent, they are therfore taxed as follows :- Hendrick Hendricksen, Drummer 10fl. [pg.374].5a |
| 1655 | 18 Oct in the City Hall. Jorsey Rapalje v/s Hend'k Hendricksen, Drummer. Plaintiff states that defendant had leased his house. Requested that Hendrick be condemmed to quit the house. Defendant says he did not give up the house; but that he did, if it happened, that he wanted the house whilst he was away, and he did not occupy it, he might enter on it; but as he intended to return within a month, he agreed that the house should be his again. He undertook to prove the same and was granted a day to do it. [pg.377].5a |
| 1655 | 15 Nov in the City Hall. Luycas Dircksen v/s Hend'k Hendrix, Drummer. Demands 16 beavers for Jan Sybrantsen according to assignment. Defendant acknowledged debt, ordered to pay plaintiff 16 beavers within one month. [pg.400].5a |
| 1656 | 15 Mar 1656 in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricx, Drummer, declared to constitute himself bail for Thomas Swartwout. Signed Hendrick Hendricksen, Drummer. [pg.64].5b |
| 1656* | 15 May in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricks as attorney for Maria Luyckersen. [pg.99].5b |
| 1656* | 18 Sep 1656 in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricks v/s Andries Hoppen. Plaintiff complained that Hoppen will not pay him according to a previous judgement. Wants payment with costs : And states that the defendant's wife has scandalously slander his wife. Defendant to pay fl13.10 and both parties to remain at peace. [pg.166].5b |
| 1656 | 2 Oct in the City Hall. Nicolaes Boot, plaintiff v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, Drummer, deft. Plaintiff says that the deft. bought one of his hogsheads of tobacco from Mr Willet. Claims deft. owes for the same, which deft. denies saying the responibility lies with Mr Willet. Parties ordered to appear next Court day. [pg.178].5b |
| 1656 | 10 Nov in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrix, Drummer, appears and declares to remain security for Pieter Luyckersen. Signed Hendrick Hendricksen. [pg.226].5b |
| 1656 | 20 Nov 1656 in the City Hall. Jan Perie, tavernkeeper, defendant, charged that at the office of Notary M: de Vos without provocation struck four different times Hendrick the Drummer and treated him with violence. Notary de Vos and Hendrick summoned to appear the next Court date to be heard. [pg.229.]5b |
| 1657 | 8 Jan 1657 in the City Hall. Notary de Vos testified that Jan Perie the deft. raised an argument and repeatedly struck one Hendrick the Drummer, and that they were at such handgrips, that it was necessary to separate them. Deft. shall be punished by either having his right hand cut off, or that he shall be condemned in such fines as the Court shall deem proper. Deft. pleaded drunkeness and was fined. [pg.255].5b |
| 1658 | 14 Jan in the City Hall. Nicolaas Boodt plaintiff v/s Paulus van der Beeck and Hendrick the Drummer. Plaintiff twice in default and Mr Paulus van der Beeck in default. [pg.297].5b |
| 1658* | Order increasing pay of Hendrick Hendricksen, soldier. Feb 5th.6 [Whether this refers to Hendrick Hendricksen Obe the drummer cannot be ascertained as yet.] |
| 1658 | 17 Jun in the City Hall. Jacob Leendersen plaintiff v/s Hendrick Hendricksen, the drummer, deft. Pltf. demands fl.70 for rent of a cellar. Deft. denies to owe so much and says he agreed to pay 60 guilder on condition that the cellar should be made tight which has not been done. [pg.404].5b |
| 1658 | 19 Jun in the City Hall. Jacob Leendersen requests an end to the case in question between him and Hendrick the drummer. Asked if he has entered it , answers - No. [pg.408].5b |
| 1658 | 24 Jun in the City Hall. contin. Jacob Leendersen plaintiff v/s Hendrick , the drummer, deft. Cornelis Langevelt apperaing asked if he had any knowldge of the agreement about the rent of a celler. Answers, he heard that pltf. asked fl.70, and that Hendrick the drummer offered fl.60. Court condemn Hendrick to pay the sum of fl.62 as the cellar was not delivered as agreed. [pg.409].5b |
| 1658 | 11 July. Sentence. Hendrick Hendricksen, drummer, for assult and breach of the peace; to lose six months wages.6 |
| 1658 | 10 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Tambour the drummer pltf. v/s Tryntie van Campen deft. Hendrick claims fl.10 1/2 for wages. Deft. denies owing so much, and says she paid all up to the drawing of water. Parties ordered to produce due accounts the next day. [pg.6].5c |
| 1658 | 17 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe v/s Barbertge Abbesen. Deft. in default. [pg.10].5c |
| 1658 | 17 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen pltf. v/s Tryntje van Campen. (contin. of case of 10 Sep). Plaintiff exhibits an account against the deft. Deft. says he will bring in an a/c against in on the next day, ordered to do so. [pg.11].5c |
| 1659 | 2 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe replies to the answer of the Curators of Jeems Cutt. Court orders a copy to be furnished at the next Court day. [pg.37].5c |
| 1659 | 9 Sep in the City Hall. Schepen Pieter Wolferzen van Couwenhoven and Nicolaas Boot rejoin to Hendrick Hendricksen Obe's reply. Parties to exchange with each other papers used in the suit and to [produce their deduction and principal on the next Court day. [pg.45].5c |
| 1659 | Friday Oct 17th, 1659 at the City
Hall - Minutes of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam3 Gerrit Hendricksen, appearing before the Board, states that he intends to marry again and names the Hon. Pieter van Couwenhoven and Hendrick Hendricksen Obe as guardians of his three children. |
| 1659 | Nov 19, 1659 - Minutes of the
Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 Pieter van Couvenhoven and Hendrick Obe, by the Orphanmasters of this City elected guardians of the children of Jeltje Jans dec'd., the parties of the first part in administration of the estate. |
| 1660 | 28 January in the City Hall. Having read the vouchers, documents etc. in the suit between Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, pltf., against Pieter van Couwenhoven and Nicolaas Boot as curators of the insolvent estate of Jeems Butt, that the defts. shall give him transport of the bark sold at auction and bought by him. Defts. to convey to the pltf. the bark in due form. Parties pay own costs. [pg.119].5c |
| 1660 | * Here starts a number of entries only identifiable as Hendrick Hendrickzen. It cannot be ascertained with certainty that they refer to Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, however considering the large number of other entries for him it is quite likely. |
| 1660* | 8 June in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen pltf v/s Anna Webbers. Demands in writing the sum of fl.21:11, balance of fl.6:16. Pltf. denies the debt saying that the pltf. worked for her, and that he concealled nine ells of linen and a skepel of gray peas. Referred for examination of the parties and to reconcile them if possible. [pg.171].5c |
| 1660* | 15 Jun in the City Hall. Beletje Hendricks v/s Hendrick Hendrickzen, deft.. Deft. in default. [pg.176].5c |
| 1660 | Wednesday Nov 17 at the City
Hall - Minutes of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 As Jan Jansen Hagenaar was unfortunatley drowned in the East River on the 22nd of November a.c. and Orphanmasters appoint administrators - Sieur Isaak Greveraat and Hendrick Hendricksen Obe. Done etc. Nov 23 1660. |
| 1660* | 31 Aug in the City Hall. Petition by Hendrick Hendrickzen requesting pieces and papers used at trial against Wolfert Webber and were lost. Allowed to take those registered with the Secretary. [pg.197].5c |
| 1661* | 18 Jan in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen pltf v/s Simon Hermsen Cort deft. Deft. in default. [pg.249].5c |
| 1661* | 18 Jan in the City Hall. Wolfert Webber v/s Hendrick Hendrickzen, deft. Plaintiff's wife appears for him, whereas the summons declared invalid and the wife ordered to cause her husband to appear. [pg.250].5c |
| 1661* | 8 Feb in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen pltf v/s Simon Hermzen deft. Deft. 2nd default. Plaintiff demands restitution of his lot sold to him; saying he has not paid anything on it, nor will he pay. Ordered to summons deft. again. [pg.263].5c |
| 1661* | 15 Feb in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen pltf v/s Simon Hermzen Cort deft. Deft. 3rd default. Pltf demands that he may resume the lot. Permitted resume the lot and to institute his further action against the deft. [pg.267].5c |
| 1661* | 8 March in the City Hall. Wolfert Webber produces an account of the costs of suit which Hendrick Hendricks has against him, requests taht the same be taxed. Hendrick hendricks ordered to produce at the next session particulars of all costs incurred in the suit. [pg.276].5c |
| 1661 | 15 Mar in the City Hall. Jan Rutgersen v/s Simon Turck. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe appointed as one of the conciliators referred by the Court to take up the accounts of the parties, decide the same, and if possible to reconcile the parties, if not report their decision to the Court. [pg.278].5c |
| 1661* | 15 Mar in the City Hall - (continuation of case of 8 Mar.) Hendrick Hednrickzen appears in Court delivering his specification of the a/c, considered and examined by the Burgomasters, whereupon Wolfert Webber is ordered to pay the plaintiff the same except the itemn of one guilder ten stivers, on request relative to the lost vouchers. [pg.279].5c |
| 1661 | 10 May in the City
Hall. The Schout, Pieter Tooneman pltf. v/s Jeremias Janzen and Marten
van Waart, defts. The Heer Officer demands a fine of fity guilders for
street riots and fighting committed with each other by night and at
unreasonable times, at the house of Hendrick Hendricks Obe and in the
street. Defts. deny it. Burtgomasters find that the defts. committed great insolence, noise and uproar by night and unreasonable hours, as well as at Henrick Hendricksen Obe's house as in the street, yea so much many sprung out of bed, opened doors and windows, not knowing what was doing. Defts. fined thrity six guilders with costs and ordered not to repeat it. [pg.298].5c |
| 1661 | Monday June 13, 1661 at the
City Hall - Minutes of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 Further action by Sieur Isaak Greveraat and Hendrick Hendricksen Obe ordered to settle the said estate as above. |
| 1661 | Thursday June 16, 1661 at the City
Hall - Minutes of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 Further action re. administrators as named above - Sieur Isaak Greverat and Hendrick Hendricksen Obe to see to the settlement of the estate by Saturday. |
| 1661 | 21 June in the City Hall. Willem Pieterzen de Groot v/s Schepen Pieter van Couwenhoven and Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe defts. Hendrick Hendrickzen in default, and granted one default. [pg.321]. 5c |
| 1661 | 28 June in the City Hall. Willem Pietersen de Groot v/s Hendrick Hendricksen Obe deft. Plaintiff demands by virtue of a procuration from Antony Rigge, the sum of fl.75 for wages earned on the bark Jan and Mary. Deft. says he is not bound to pay, as he did not set him to work but that Schepen Couwenhoven did so. Couwenhoven says in the first instance before the sale of the bark, but not after that date as the deft. had taken possession of the bark. Deft. produces judgement dated 28 Jan last, and papers, stating that the case is disposed of thereby. The W: Court persists in the judgement dated 10th Sept 1657. [pg.329]. 5c |
| 1661 | 5 July in the City
Hall. Willem Pietersen de Groot petitions that the Bailiff be authorized
to notify Hend: Hend: Obe to pay him the sum of fl.75 according to
judgement 10 Sep 1657 on account of wages earned by Anthony Riggen.
Bailiff ordered to notify Hend: Hendricksen Obe to pay. [pg.339]. 5c Petition by Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, to break and retract the wrongfully rendered judgement, and to order the Heer Couwenhoven to convey to him in due form according to definitive judgement dated 30 Jan 1660. Marginal order - The W: Court persist in their judgement dated 18 June 1661. [pg.339].5c |
| 1661 | 12 July in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe, ptf v/s Willem Pietersen de Groot. Plaintiff demands that the deft. suing as attorney for Anthony Rigge, shall prove the justice of the claim of 75gl. according to order of 24 Sep 1657 whereof no proof is exhibited. Deft. says he holds to the judgement of the magistrates, and that Anthony Rigge worked for 5 weeks on the bark, earing thrity six guilder a month, and spent thirty guilders board. Plaintiff produces an acte of the Court messenger dated 22 Aug wherein he told Anthony Rigge in the name of Piter van Couwenhoven to take care of the bark. de Groot ordered to prove when Rigge went on board and left the bark and how long he served.5c |
| 1661 | 19 July in the City Hall. (contin.) Hendricksen v/s de Groot. Whereas the deft. remains in default of proving justice the plaintiff concludes to be absolved from the suit entered against him and sues for costs. Court orders defendant to prove the order came from Couwenhoven. [pg.352].5c |
| 1661 | Saturday August 6, 1661 - at
the City Hall - Minutes of the Burgomasters of New Amsterdam.4
Before the Board appeared Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, who was asked when he engaged as City drummer. Answering, in June, he is told that the City had to bear many burdens and therefore it had been resolved that one drummer should not have more pay than the other, and each is allowed 50fl. He says, he will not engage for that and rather serve without pay; he asks for his discharge whereupon it was decided that Hendrick Hendricksen should be told by the Court messenger to consider until Monday. Steven Geneve, brazier, summoned comes in and is asked whether he would care to enter the City's service as a drummer. Answering yes, he is asked what pay he expects and says 250fl., but only 50 are offered to him as that is given to others. Monday August 8, 1661 Hendrick Hendricksen Obe is asked what he has concluded to do since Saturday. He answers, he is of the same mind as before and requests to be discharged. The Burgomasters grant his request and he is discharged from his duties as drummer. Friday Sept 16, 1661 Hendrick Hendricksen Obe is herewith ordered by the Burgomasters to beat the drum at the coming fair and when the train band marches up under the orange flag, for which he shall receive what is fair. Done etc. |
| 1661 | 10 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen v/s Symon Hermzen Cort. Plaintiff demands nine guilders seven stivers the balance of fl.19 as per a/c exhibited and moreover indemnification for a hog killed by the deft. with payment of glass thrown out by him. Deft claims he has an offset a/c, and denies charges. Pltf. undertakes to prove same. TheOfficer requests copy of the demand of platf which was granted him by the W: Court. [pg.352].5c |
| 1661 | 4 Oct in the City Hall. Hendrick appointed as one of the conciliators by the Court in a case between Cornelis Pluyvier v/s Symon Hermsen Cort. To decide the parties cases, to reconcile them if possible, if not report to the Court. [pg.375].5c |
| 1662 | On a list of catechumens of Brooklyn Church.9 |
| 1662 | 13 June in the City Hall. Daniel de Haart v/s Thomas Wandel. Hendrick Obe and two impartial persons appointed to inspect five tubs of tobacco in the dispute, and they were found to be not merchantable. [pg.96].5d |
| 1662 | 27 June in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe v/s Cornelis Boshuyzen. Deft in default. [pg.103].5d |
| 1662 | 8 Aug in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe v/s Jeems Mils. Plaintiff demands four hundred guilders in tobacco besides costs, Deft. acknowledges debt. The W: Court orders payment and costs. [pg.107].5d |
| 1662 | 12 Aug in the City Hall. Schout Pieter Tonneman v/s Catarina Boots, wife of Stoffell van Laar. Deft charged with fighting and at handgrips with Abigail Verplanck. Deft. denies fighting sayoing they only had words with each other. Scout summons Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe. The officer requests that the Obe be heard under oath on interrogatories. Obe answers same, then before confirming his answer by oath requests copy of the same and answer. Deft. granted copy thereof. [pg.110].5d |
| 1662 | 22 Aug in the City Hall. Schout Pieter Tonneman v/s Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe in case against Catarina Boots as above. Demands that the deft. testify to the truth of the interrogatory. Deft. says he saw them together and hold each other fast and heard sharp words, but cannot say what words had previously passed and declares, as he remembers to have heard from Abigail, that she was called a whore. Offered to confirm the same by oath if necessary. [pg.116].5d |
| 1662 | 22 Aug in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe v/s Cornelis Steenwyck, deft. Pltf. demands preference for a sum of 395 guilders 3 stivers according to account for board. Deft. says he did not know then that preference was mentioned. Pltf. undertakes to prove preference. The W: Court orders deft. to produce further proof. [pg.118].5d |
| 1662 | 12 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe appears in Court delivering request to be preferred in the monies from the sold ship Nathaniel and goods. He is asked for proff as per order of the 22nd Aug. Answers, nothing besides what is known to Schepen Joannes van Brugh who declares that when the general creditors of Jeems Mills were together at Wernaar Wessel's house, they unanimously decided that plaintiff Obe and deft Steenwyck should enjoy preference for the board received by Jeems Mills. Court decides plaintiff Obe shall enjoy preference for the board, along with deft Steenwyck, and that from the little ship and effexts of Mills. [pg.133].5d |
| 1662 | 4 Oct 1662 - Witness to a document between Pieter van Hael & Barentie. [NYG&BR - Vo. 68, pg 239] |
| 1662 | 10 Oct in the City Hall. (contin from 12 Sep). Hendrick Hendricksen Obe entering demands the board money from the sold goods of Jeems Mills. Court decides first to speak to Cornelis Steenwyck. [pg.144].5d |
| 1662* | 24 Oct in the City
Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen pltf. v/s Cornelis Hooghboom deft. Deft. in
default. Hendrick Hendrickzen pltf. v/s Jan Teunisen deft. Deft. in default. [pg.151].5d |
| 1662 | 12 Dec in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe pltf. v/s Eghbert Meindersen, deft. Plaintiff demands 117 guilders 6 1/2 stivers according to an account produced. Deft. denies owing the whole and says he has an offset account. Court refers the matter to two conciliators to look at the two accounts, discuss the same, hear the parties, and to decide the case if possible and reconcile them, if not to report to the Court. [pg.171].5d |
| 1662 | On a list of catechumens of Brooklyn church. [Register in alphabetical order, of the Early Settlers of Kings County, Long Island, N. Y., from its First Settlement by Europeans to 1700 by Teunis G. Bergen (1881)] |
| 1663 | 9 Jan in the City Hall. Eghbert Meindersen v/s Hendrick Hendricksen Obe. Both in default. [pg.178].5d |
| 1663 | 23 Jan in the City Hall. Schepen
Isaack Greversat and Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, plaintiffs v/s Willem
Doeckles, deft. Plaintiffs as curator and guardians of Adriaan Jansen
minor son of Jan Jansen Hagenaar regarding the boy's employment with the
deft. [pg.184]. 5d Also on 30 Jan. Plaintiffs report and the boy is eleased from the deft's service. [pg.192].5d |
| 1663 | 27 Feb in the City Hall. Eghbert Meindersen pltf, v/s Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, deft. Pltf. demands from deft. 25 guilders arising from meat seized by him in quality as Farmer of the Excise, belonging to one Nicolaas Davidts and not entered. Deft. maintains that the agreement made with the pltf. is of no value, as the sae occured without the knowledge of the Officer and says that Nicolaas Davidts is a foreigner and not acquainted with the custom of the place. The Officer requests that the monies which the deft. promised to pay shall be distributed to the poor as the agreement was made without his consent. Court decids that the dft. to pay the pltf. the 25 guilders. [pg.206].5d |
| 1663 | 13 Mar in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe pltf. v/s Eghbert Meindersen deft. Plat. demands payment of 75 gl. Deft. says that the pltf. gave him time and delay until the fair at Amsterdam and so he can prove. Pltf. denies it. Court condem deft. to pay without delay unless he shall prove he was granted a delay. [pg.213].5d |
| 1663 | 20 Mar in the City Hall. (Continuation of 13 Mar) Eghbert Meindersen pltf. v/s Hans Stein and Adolf Pietersen defts. Pltf. demands that the deft. shall give evidence that he was give a delay in payment to Obe. Defts declare that Obe was promised payment on Amsterdam Fair, that Obe was satisfied, but that Eghbert said that if Obe wanted anything, whether meat or something else, he may take it and such should be entered in deduction of a/c. [pg.216].5d |
| 1663 | 5 May in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe was one of two conciliators appointed in a matter of debt. [pg.239].5d |
| 1663 | 12 June in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe pltf. v/s Grietje Cruytdop, deft. Plaintiff says he has attached monies belonging to defts husband in the hands of Jan Denman for a claim, which he has against Barent Cruytdop according to a/c for 83 gl 4 st., requests that the same be made valid. Deft. says she does not know how much is due, and produces an a/c appearing due of 59 gl. 6 st. Both parties ordered to settle with each other and the attaghment was declared valid for as much as the deft. shall be found indebted. [pg.255].5d |
| 1663* | June 14th. List of holders of powder form the
Book of Equipments and Munitions of War No.11 f. 24 : Hendrick Hendricksen 1 pound, cr. 1fl. 10 |
| 1663 | Monday June 18, 1663 at the City Hall - Minutes
of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 As upon the death of said Gerrit Hendricksen's first wife, Hendrick Hendricksen Obe and Piter van Couwenhoven have been made guardians of the children, they are now continued. |
| 1663 | 19 Jun in the City Hall. Claartje Stein and Hendrick hendrickzen Obe appearing. Stein asked to attach the monies which Jan Denman is ordered to bring in consignment to the City. Hendrick Obe exhibits an a/c between him and Barent Cruytdop, at the foot of which his wife sated that she requests that the same may be admitted, and say that Denman has accepted to pay him for Cruytdop. Court orders that Obe may keep the money on the claim against Cruytdop, and obtain the balance when the conveyance of the plantation shall be made. [pg.262].5d |
| 1663 | 3 July in the City Hall. Willem Tatle v/s Jan Janzen van St Obin. Pltf. says he left some goods in deft's yacht to be delivered to Hendrick Obe who has not received them. Attorney for deft. says that the goods were shipped not to be delivered but to be traded for him and requests that arbitrators be appointed whcih was done. [pg.270].5d |
| 1663 | 4 Sep in the City Hall. Thomas Willet v/s Reinier Rycken. Hendrick Hendrickz: Obe appointed as one of the concilators. [pg.294].5d |
| 1663 | 30 Oct in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe pltf. v/s Jam Joosten deft. Pltf. as tutor for the surviving children of Gerrit Hendricksen says he sold to defts. wife a house and lot belonging to Barent Cruytdop and bought by Gerrit Hendricks aforesaid. Deft. disputed the inclusion of a lot behind as another has some claim on it so he does not hold to the bargain. Court orders the Inspectors to inspect the premises. [pg.326].5d |
| 1663 | Thursday Nov 22, 1663 at the City Hall - Minutes
of the Orphanmasters Court of New Amsterdam.3 Hendrick Obe guardian and administrator with Piter van Couwenhoven of the children of Gerrit Hendricksen van Harderwyck - to take as soon as possible an inventory of all the property, bonds, debts and credits and report it to this Board for further disposition. Done etc. |
| 1663 | 11 Dec in the City Hall. (Continued from 30 Oct.) Hendrick Hendricksen Obe as curator and guardian over the children and goods left by Gerrit Hendricks van Harder Wyck, appears in Court with Hans Dreper, asking him whether he has any right or presence to the lot sitaute behind the house of Barente Cruytdop. He declares no, and that Cruytdop's wife gave him only a mere bill of survey but no deed or conveyance. . [pg.341].5d |
| 1664 | Took the oath of allegience to the British in New York. |
| 1664 | 24 Feb in the City Hall. The New Amsterdam burghers borrowed money from the resident to strengthen the place with a stone wall on the land side and palisades along the river front. Hendrick Obe subscribed 300 florins. [pg.30]5e [Also - A Century of Banking in New York by Henry Wysham Lanier - pg.82] |
| 1664 | 22 Jan in the City Hall. Albert Albertsen, drummer, pltf. v/s Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, Jerenias Janzen (absent) and Stoffelll van Laar, defts. Pltf. demands that the defts. who are present shall confirm their declaration by oath. They offer do so and did it at the hands of the President. [pg.11].5e |
| 1664 | 22 Jan in the City Hall. Seletje Arens v/s Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe deft. as curator and guardian of the children of Gerrit Hendricksen van Harderewyck for a debt owing. To conciliation. [pg.13].5e |
| 1664 | 22 Jan in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendricksen Obe, pltf. v/s Sara Verbrugge, deft. Dispute over a hogshead of tobacco. Postponed to the next Court for the person delivering the tobacco to appear. [pg.14].5e |
| 1664 | 24 Feb in the City Hall. The New Amsterdam burhers borrowed money from the resident to strengthen the place with a stone wall on the land side and palisades along the river front. Hendrick Obe subscribed 300 florins. [pg.30]5e [Also - A Century of Banking in New York by Henry Wysham Lanier - pg.82] |
| 1664 | 18 Mar Feb in the City Hall. Seletje Arens v/s Hendrick Obe deft. (Contin from 22 Jan). Arbitrators could not settle the matter, again sent to arbitrators to settle. [pg.36].5e |
| 1664 | 18 Mar in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe v/s Sara Verbrugge. Deft in default. [pg.37].5e |
| 1664 | 25 Mar in the City Hall. Hendrick Hendrickzen Obe pltf v/s Sara van Brugge deft. Pltf. again demands he receive the hogshead of tobacco. So ordered by the Court. [pg.41].5e |
| 1664 | 13 May in the City Hall. Jacques Cousseau arrestant v/s Robert Ritsco. Dispute in regard to payment for tobacco. Hendrick Obe asked to act as a witness. [pg.72].5e |
| 1664 | 17 Jun in the City Hall. Allard Anthony, Wernaer Wessels and Hendrick Obe entering request that the attachment which they have taken against Henry Hutson's bark be declared valid. Court declares it valid. David Anderzon enters request against the above as Hutson's creditors and lodges a protest against them for all costs, damages and interest which the bark shall suffer. Court directs that a copy of the protest be furnished to the parties. [pg.78].5e |
| 1664 | 24 Jun in the City Hall. (Contin of 17 June). David Anderzon asks that the defts. be condemmed to indemnify and pay costs by the illegal attachment of the frigate which they pretend to belong to Hendrick Hutson. Defts. admit but declare good faith and will release vessel. Deft. condemned to pay costs. [pg.78].5e |
| 1664 | 8 July in the City Hall. Allard Anthony, Wernaer Wessels and Hendrick Obe pltfs. v/s David Anderzon Deft. Pltfs want the deft. to furnish the particulars of the costs. Court orders such within 24hrs on pain of nonsuit. [pg.85].5e |
| 1664 | 15 July in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe v/s Henry Hutson. Demands nineteen hundred pounds of tobacco according to obligations. Deft. admits guilt and ordered to satisfy such. [pg.90].5e |
| 1664 | 15 July in the City Hall. (Contin from 24 July). Hendrick Obe states they have caused David Anderzon to be notified of the order on the 8th. [pg.92].5e |
| 1664 | Hendrick Obe with Bartholdus Maan as guardians of the children of Gerrit Hendricksen van Harderwyck demands that curators may be appointed over the estate of Gerrit to regulate the same and sell property. [pg.99].5e |
| 1664 | 13 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe v/s Jan Hendrickzen Steelman. Both in default. [pg.118].5e |
| 1664 | 20 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe, pltf. v/s Jan Hendrickzen Steelman, deft. Demands 494gl. 12st. arising from a debt by Eduard Leeck in osenburghs linen at two pounds of tobacco the ell, and distilled waters at 100 pounds per anker, four ankers of brandy and 310 pounds of tobacco. Deft. ordered to bring the sum demanded into consignment of this city. [pg.121].5e |
| 1664 | 27 Sep in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe pltf. v/s the curators of the estate of Salomon La Chair. Pltf in default.5e |
| 1664 | 3 Oct in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe demands execution of the judgement he obtyained against Jan Hendricks Steelman. The Marshall is ordered to do the same. [pg.133].5e |
| 1664 | 8 Nov in the City Hall. Jonas Barteltzen, farmer of the Great Exscise on wines consumable by the tapsters and tavernkeepers within this city, pltf. v/s Hendrick Obe, deft. Pltf. claims deft. has declared items, a barrel of brandy, 24 quarters and four hogsheads of French wine. Ordered to pay the full excise on the wines laid in and not entered with cost of clerks hire. [pg.153].5e |
| 1664 | 8 Nov in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe as one of the curators of the estate of Gerrits Hendrickzen. His late widow intends to marry again. Settling her late husbands estate and goods. [pg.155].5e |
| 1664 | 22 Nov in the City Hall. (Contin of 8 Nov re. excise). Hendrick Obe seeking clatrification on whether he has to pay excise on what he has tapped. Court persists in its judgement. [pg.158].5e |
| 1664 | 13 Dec in the City Hall. (Contin of 8 & 22 Nov). Jonas Bartelzen a/c against Hendrick Obe for fl.346:2:8 excise and fl.11:11 costs demanding execution and payment. [pg.172].5e |
| 1665 | 31 Jan in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe entering requests he be allowed preference on the effects and property left by Solomon la Chair, for expences on a/c of an anker of French wine sum of 40gl. also for expences. Allowed prefernce of the wine but not for costs. [pg.182].5e |
| 1665 | 18 Apr in the City Hall. Arien Huyberzen v/s Hendrick Obe, deft. as curator for the estate of Gerrit Hendricksen van Harderwyck. Court orders that the pltf. shall furnish the demamnded deed and the deft. shall pay him. [pg.216].5e |
| 1665 | 19 Apr. List of Burghers and Inhabitants of the City that are assessed - The Waal - Hendrick Obe 2. [pg.222].5e |
| 1665 | 13 Jun in the City Hall. Balthazar de Haart pltf v/s Hendrick Barenzen Smitt. Hednrick Obe appointed one of the arbitrators. [pg.246].5e |
| 1665 | 15 June in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe elected constable of the city. [pg.252].5e |
| 1665 | 22 Jun in the City Hall. In a riot which occured on the 19th. Hendrick Obe as constable assaulted by the riotors and the soldiers. Witnesses recall their account. [pg.260].5e |
| 1665 | 25 Jul in the City Hall. Hendrick Obe named as one of the jurors. [pg.280].5e |
| 1665 | 19 Sep. Timotheus Gabrie v/s Otto Gerrits. Hendrick Obe as one of the defts. guardians. [pg.293].5e |
| 1666 | 15 May. Hendcrick Obe attorney of Paulus Jans Kitser, pltf. v/s Fredrick Philipsen deft. Pltf. demands settlement of an a/c. Arbitrators appointed. [pg.6].5f |
| 1666 | 31 May. Hendrick Obe, pltf, v/s Fredrick Philipsen, deft. (Contin from 15 May). Court orders deft. to pay pltf. for wines the sum of 36 beavers or the just value, and if either feels agrieved that a jury shall be impanelled at the next Court. [pg.12].5f |
| 1666 | 12 June. Hendrick Obe, pltf, v/s Fredrick Philipsen, deft. (Contin from 31 May). Jury impanelled. Court decison confirmed with costs against the deft. [pg.15].5f |
| 1666 | 21 June. Hendrick Hendrickz Obe chosen as the constable for one year longer. [pg.21].5f |
| 1666 | 27 June. Hendrick Hendrix Obe to be collector of Grand & Small excises - salary 45 as collector, 2% for Contra Roller. [pg.24].5f |
| 1666 | 30 Oct. At a Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe v/s Jan Otten. Both default. [pg.45].5f |
| 1667 | 29 Jan at a Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe, Collector of Excise, requires to know what he shall charge for cider or apple drink. For each anker of cider, ten stivers for Burghers excise and three guilders for tappers excise. [pg.55].5f |
| 1667 | 9 Apr at the Mayors Court. The firewardens ordered to bring the firebuckets to the City Hall and to have the useless ones repaired, to mark the hooks and ladders and Henry Obe to pay the same from the excises. [pg.67].5f |
| 1667 | 16 Apr at the Mayors Court. Petition by Huygh Barentsen de Kleyn to allow him to tap half a barrel of beer a week free from excise. Petition is allowed and Hendry Obe is to allow it. [pg.69].5f |
| 1667 | 18 June at the Mayors Court. Secretary Bayard demands payment of earned salary. Ordered to be paid by Hendrick Obe, Collector, or Willem Abrams on a/c to the city. [pg.80].5f |
| 1667 | 30 July. Henry Obe sworn constable for one year. [pg.88].5f |
| 1667 | 24 Sep. John Sharp v/s Pieter Wolfersen. Henrick Obe bayle for the deft. [pg.95].5f |
| 1667 | 29 Oct. Hendk Obe on the jury. [pg.100].5f |
| 1667 | 29 Oct. Hendrick Obe, Collector of Excise, delivering a list of debtors. Debtors ordeed to pay the Collector within 14 days. [pg.101].5f |
| 1668 | 14 Jan at the Mayors Court. Patrik Hayes v/s Sam Smith. Hendrick Obe holding some of the goods (as Collector?). [pg.109].5f |
| 1668 | 17 May at a special court. Richard Morris v/s Pieter Wolfersen. Hendrick Obe as attorney for deft. [pg.126].5f |
| 1668 | 17 Aug at the Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe, Farmer of the Burger Excise, to give in security for the excise according to the ten conditions upon which the excise was let out unto him. [pg.144.].5f |
| 1668 | 2 Oct at the Mayors Court. Thomas Tiddeman pltf. v/s Hendrick Obe, deft. The Court ordered upon the consent of the pltf., that the defts. son should be released from his imprisonment and returned to his father's house until the next Court day, until which the deft. to remain bail for his son. [pg.150].5f |
| 1668 | 20 Oct at the Mayors Court. Thomas
Tiddeman, pltf. v/s Hendrick Obe senior, Hendrick Obe junior, defts.
Plaintiff declares that he contracted with the defts. that the son
should serve him for five years, but that the son has now run away to
his father's house. The deft. denies a contract was ever made. The jruy
found for the pltf., if the defts. confession to Mr Rider be sufficient,
Judgement suspended until the following Court day. Three witnesses testify that they heard Obe snr. admit to the arrangement. Rider said that he heard Mr. Hendrick Obe say that he would not suffer his son to come home upon any frivolous account and that he would order his wife not to permit the same in his absence. [pg.152] 5f |
| 1668 | 10 Nov at the Mayors Court. Upon the complaint of Henry Obe Constable against William Hofmeyer it is ordered he remain in prison until dealt with. [pg.155].5f |
| 1668 | 1 Dec at the Mayors Court. Thomas Hall and Hendrick Willems, firewardens requesting fl.150 for making fire ladders etc. Hendrick Obe ordered to pay petition. (As Collector of Excise?) [pg.158].5f |
| 1669 | Castello Plan of New York - Block G, No.11 (as per map above) : Francis Boon had bought the house by January 1669. Hendrick Obe then occupied it. Boon tried to eject him. Obe's attorney, John Sharp, said : "in case the plaintiff [Boon] had not sinisterly brought the house, he would never have got itt". [Original source - Rec. N. Am. VI:163] |
| 1669 | 12 Jan at the Mayors Court. Pieter Wolfersen v/s Hendrick Obe. Pltf. demands that deft. be ordered to vacate his house on the 1 May next as he has sold it, and emands a/c within 24hrs. Deft. requests 8 day delay to answer. [pg.160].5f |
| 1669 | 26 Jan at the Mayors Court. Francis Boon v/s Hendrick Obe. Pltf. says he bought Pieter van Couwenhoven's house now occupied by the deft., and understand deft. has some claim. Deft. claims pltf. has not sincerely bought the house. Deft. is ordered to produce his right to the house. [pg.163].5f |
| 1669 | 16 Feb at the Mayors Court. Thomas Mabs v/s George Canida. Hendrick Obe & Thomas Hall appointed arbitrators. [pg.165].5f |
| 1669 | 16 Feb at the Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe v/s Warnaer Wessels. Parties in default. [pg.167].5f |
| 1669 | 18 May at the Mayors Court. On the complaint of Treasurer Nicolaes Bayard, the late Collector Hendrick Obe is ordered to settle with the treasurer within 8 days. [pg.181].5f |
| 1669 | 13 July at a special court. Henry
Obe, pltf, the ketch Hopewel principal William Vaskum deft. The pltf.
declares Vaskum is indebted to him for fl.2561 laid out in and about the
ketch. The said Vascum being dead the pltf. asks that the ketch be
exposed for sale for satisfying the debt. Arbitrators appointed to
reveiew accounts and if deft. indebted then plaintifs request granted.
[pg.185] Petitions by Henrik Obe and others asking for preference to be set for payments from the sale of the ketch. Done with Hendrick Obe allotted in the second line of preference. [pg.187].5f |
| 1669 | 3 Aug at the Mayors Court. According to the order of the last court re. sale of the ketch, others bring in their award concerning the account betwixt Hendrick Obe and the deceased Vascum. Court approves the award provided that Obe swear to his old a/c, and as such his judgement now to stand at fl.1220:17. [pg.190].5f |
| 1669 | 24 Aug at the Mayors Court. Henry Obe v/s Thomas Taylor. Both default. [pg.192].5f |
| 1669 | 5 Oct at the Mayors Court. William Pattisson pltf. v/s Henry Obe, deft. Claims debt of f.156. Deft. counters that the pltf. has a debt of fl.168:15 owed for excise. Court orders that the deft. pay his debt. minus what is owed by the pltf. for excise. Arbitrators appointed to assess the accounts. [pg.197]. Hendrick Obe v/s Andrew Teller. Pltf. declares deft. is indebted to him for excise of rom and wine. Deft. ordered to pay for excise during the time that Obe had farmed the excise. [pg.198]. Hendrick Obe v/s Thomas Lewis. Pltf declares deft. owes for excise of wine and beer. Deft. ordered to pay excise due. [pg.198].5f |
| 1670 | 7 June at the Mayors Court. Henry Obe pltf. v/s Thomas Koninck, deft. Deft. in default. [pg.236].5f |
| 1670 | 7 June at the Mayors Court. Warnaer Wessells & Hendrick Obe as curators of the estate of Gerrit Hendrix v/s Poulus Vander Beeck. Seeking the payment of a debt owed to the estate. [pg.236].5f |
| 1670 | 21 June at the Mayors Court. Henry Obe, pltf. v/s Thomas Koninck, deft. in default. Henry Obe pltf. v/s Isaacq Van Vleeck, deft. Court orders that the deft. to take out a copy of the pltfs declaration & the case to come to trial at the next Court day. [pg.239]5f |
| 1670 | 6 Sep at the Mayors Court. Wernaer Wessels v/s Reyntie Gaukes. Hendrick on of the arbitrators appointed to try and settle the matter. [pg.253].5f |
| 1671 | 15 Aug at the Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe, pltf. v/s Jacob Hellackers, deft. Arbitrators appointed. [pg.318].5f |
| 1672 | 23 July at the Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe, pltf. v/s Carsten Leurse, curator of Matheus d Vos deceased. Pltf. demands debt of fl.158:1 with costs. Deft. replied that the estate is alrady distributed to the creditors. Court orders that in case any further debt owed to the estate the deft. to pass a note to the pltf. to receive the same. [pg.384].5f |
| 1672 | 8 Oct at the Mayors Court. Hendrick Obe pltf v/s Thomas Eandell, deft. Pltf declares that the deft. owes fl.140 on an assignation upon Mattheus d'Vos . The deft. claims told by d'Vos that he had paid the pltf. Court orders pltf to bring in better proof. [pg.390].5f |
| 1673 | 20 Jan 1672/3 - Deed - Hendrik buys a tract of land on Long Island from Jacob Hendricksz Varrevanger.11 |
| 1673 | 1 Feb 1672/3 - Deed - Hendrick sells the avove Long Island property to Thomas Lawrence.11 |
| 1673 | 25 Mar 1673 - Deed - Hendrick Hendrik sells a house in New York to Luyckas van Thienhoven.11 |
| 1673 | 13 Aug at the Fort. Hendrick Obe accepted as city drummer for fl.400 zewant, for which he shall serve three Burgher Companies according to his ability. [pg.402].5f |
| 1673 | 3 Oct at the City Hall of the City of New Orange. Hendrick Obe, arrestant and pltf. v/s Christoffel Amy, arrested and deft. Pltf demands from the deft... The deft. default. Court declares the attachement valid. [pg.5].5g |
| 1673 | 31 Oct at the City Hall of the City of New Orange. Hendrick Obe, pltf. v/s Christoffel Amy, deft. Pltf. demands restitution of a canoe loaned to him. Deft. denies borrowing it. Lourens Gontsalis says he borrowed the canoe to go on board the Hr Benckes, whence Albert Bos took the canoe and went away. Bos admits doing so and having made it fast again to the place he took it from. Case dismissed and Lourens condemned on his confession. [pg.17].5g |
| 1686 | List of Church members of the Dutch
Reformed Church of New York :- Breede Weg (Broadway) - Hendrick Obee en zyn h. v. (and his wife) Aeltje Claes. |
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