Balthaser Verbeecq and his sister Cathalijn Ruts were heirs of their uncle Jan Jansz Cramers, who died in Amsterdam. According to his will, made by notary Fredrik van Banchem on June 1, 1645, and with permission from the Court of Holland dated June 30, 1653, they sold a house called "The Orange Apple" located on the Cingel or King's Canal in late January 1654.
Cornelis Geven bought the house for 13,020 guilders. From this amount, several deductions were made:
Amsterdam City Archives, archive number 5075, Archief van de Notarissen ter Standplaats Amsterdam, 1578-1915, inventory number 1851, NICOLAS KRUIJS, Afschriften. 'Protocol', 1655 Januari 1-1655 December 31., 1655
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