On an unspecified date, Abraham Touro, who was living in the colony of Paramaribo, handed over a paper written in Portuguese to a sworn clerk. Touro had signed this document himself and requested it to be sealed in 7 different places - 4 with his own seal and 3 with the clerk's seal. Touro declared this sealed paper to be his last will and testament, which should be valid regardless of any legal formalities that might have been omitted. The document was witnessed and signed by Jacobus Dieusefit and Wilhelm Johan Leysner.
National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 1.05.11.14, Inventaris van het digitaal duplicaat van de notariële archieven van Suriname, 1699-1828 (1836), inventory number 679, REGISTERS VAN AKTEN, GEREGISTREERD TER SECRETARIE, Register van testamenten, codicillen en superscripties op besloten testamenten en codicillen, 1772 sep. 21 - 1778 sep
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