On January 11, 1691, Anna Elisabeth Dicx, an unmarried 26-year-old woman living in Amsterdam, gave testimony about events involving Samuel Gomes Cotincho (also known as de jonge la Cour) and Debora Henriques Cotincho. She testified that for about two months, Moses Henriques Cotincho, who lived with his sisters Rachel Henriques Cotincho (wife of Samuel) and Debora, had been causing trouble in their house.
According to her testimony:
On January 22, Dirck van der Groe, a notary, along with witnesses, opened the sealed will of Maria van Gistelen at her house of death. This was done at the request of Joan van Riet, who was married to Madalena van Gistelen, and Abraham Cromhuijsen, who was married to Susanna van Gistelen.
Amsterdam City Archives, archive number 5075, Archief van de Notarissen ter Standplaats Amsterdam, 1578-1915, inventory number 4267, DIRK VAN DER GROE, Afschriften alles zonder index. 'Protocol', 1691 November 15-1692 Mei 21; NB. Niet chronologisch ingeschreven., 1691-1692
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