Hendrik van der Hoven, Maertij Tmerck Aelbertsz, and Marta Pieter Abrans (the second parties) agreed to fully settle all matters without keeping anything back or making any reservations. They also gave up any claims or demands they might have against the two first parties. In return, the second parties received a sum of 35 carolus guilders, which they received and accepted in the presence of the notary and the first party. With this payment, the second parties agreed to fully release the first parties from all obligations. They pledged their persons and property as guarantee for this agreement, without any exceptions, and placed themselves under the authority of all courts, especially the court of Holland. They consented to have this agreement recorded officially. This was done and completed in Haarlem, with Simon Hendriks and Willem Veltman present as witnesses. The document was signed by Hendrik van der Hoven, Maertij Tmerck Aelbertsz, Marta Pieter Abrans, Willem Veltman, and Simon Tmerck, and confirmed by the notary.

North Holland Archives, archive number 1617, Notariële protocollen en akten van notarissen te Haarlem (Oud Notarieel Archief Haarlem), inventory number 424, Johannes de Ram, Minuten van allelei notariële akten; met een index op voornamen in elk deel, 4 januari 1679-30 december 1679
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