Nr. 1594 - Jeronimo da Brevi Soarez, merchant in Amsterdam, authorizes Francisco Vas Sequeira in Porto to claim from the Inquisition that which was sent from Brazil for his account to Francisco de Caceres who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition. 1618, November 22 Not. Arch. 625, p. 106; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1593 - Albert Gerritsz., 35 years old, sworn porter, and Kersten Jansz., 35 years old, labourer at the Weighing-house, declare at the request of Manuel Lopes Nunes, that they brought to Nunes's warehouse one case of muscovado sugar and one case of panelado sugar, coming from Porto in the ship "Jaeger" of skipper Cornelis Jansz. from Hoorn, and that these cases were wet and for a 1/3 part empty. 1618, November 22 Not. Arch. 484, p. 528; Not. Evert Cock. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1592 - Jan van Os, merchant in Amsterdam, proxy of Laurenso Magioli, André de Andrada and Guillielmo de Haese, merchants in Antwerp and co-creditors of Gregorio Correa and curators of his estate, notifies Gaspar Ruis that he is not to accept goods from Correa that are consigned to Ruis from Spain, Brazil or elsewhere. Èchevins of Amsterdam will decide to whom these goods belong. 1618, November 22 Not. Arch. 156, fol. 13-13v.; Not. Jan Fransz. Bruyningh. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1590 - Affidavit of Bento Osorio saying that in his capacity as factor and proxy of Andrea Lopes Pinto in Lisbon, contractor in Portugal for the supply to Tangier and Ceuta and of the new contract of salt in Portugal and of brazil-wood, he freighted in a period of three years some 200 ships to fetch salt from Portugal and bring it to Flanders, Holland and the Baltic countries for the account of the said Pinto, consigned to him, Osorio, or his agent. 1618, November 20 Not. Arch. 200, fol. 63-64; Not. Jan Fransz. Bruyningh. NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1589 - Diogo Drago, 53 years old, and Manuel Franco, 35 years old, declare at the request of Belchior Lopes that the bills of lading that were shown to them are from Rodrigo Alvares Drago in Pernambuco, and that the case of sugar that arrived from Porto without a bill of lading with the ship of Jan Marts belongs to Lopes and was loaded for the latter's account by Fernao Gomes Mendes according to a letter received by one of them from Mendes. 1618, November 19 Not. Arch. 381 B,fol. 508 ; Not. Jacob and N ico laes Jacobs. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1586 - Bento Osorio on the one side and Adriaen Claesz., skipper from Amsterdam and Jan Gilles and Jacob Thijsen, his former ship-owners, for themselves and as proxies of the other owners of the ship "St. Pieter" that was recently sold in Viana, on the other side, settle their dispute concerning the freightcontract of November 13, 1617 and agree that Osorio will pay 1.004 guilders as the freight-price for the sugar that was transhipped in Viana in the ship of Charles Remi and shipped to Dunkirk. 1618, November 16 Not. Arch. 625, p. 99-101; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1585 - Antonio Martins Viegas authorizes Francisco Flamengo, Daniel de la Pedra and Santos de Sousa, all living in Porto, to claim and collect sugar that came from Brazil with the ship "Nossa Señora de Conseisao" of skipper Thome Antonio, loaded by Belchior Vaz Martelo and consigned to Diogo Lopes Pinto who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition. 1618, November 16 Not. Arch. 625, p. 98-99; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1580 - Antonio Mendes Cardoso, Potuguese merchant in Amsterdam, declares to owe Francisco de Lemos a sum of 489.800 reis for sugar and reals sent to him from Porto by Francisco de Caceres for the account of Lemos. Under his alias Luis Pereira de Miranda, Cardoso drew a bill of exchange for this shipment to the order of Lemos on Francisco Mendes Cardoso and Manuel Gomes in Bahia. 1618, November 13 Not. Arch. 381 B,fol. 506-507; Not. Nicolaes Jacobs. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1564 - Hans Hendrixsz., 36 years old, and Evert Evertsz., 16 years old, labourers at the weigh-house with the Scottish warehousing company, declare at the request of Manuel Thomas, that on October 8, last they unloaded from a ship coming from Lisbon 26 cases of sugar at the request of Thomas and that two cases were damaged by seawater because of a leak at the ballast port-hole of the said ship. 1618, October 23 Not. Arch. 611 B,fol. 487v.; Not. Pieter Ruttens. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1557 - Antonio Fernandes, Manuel Lopes Nunes and Manuel Lopes de Leao, merchants in Amsterdam, acting as the executors of the will of Daniel Pinto who died in Amsterdam, authorize Henrique Snel and Jacob Belten in Porto to claim from the Inquisition that which is due to the estate of the deceased from Juan de Leao, who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition, and the sugar that was sent to Juan de Leao and Francisco de Caceres. 1618, October 10 Not. Arch. 625, p. 85; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1556 - Manuel Lopes Nunes, Diogo Lopes, Francisco da Costa and Antonio Pimentel authorize Henrique Snel and Jacob Belten in Porto to claim from the Inquisition sugar coming from Brazil that had been received by Juan de Leao. Leao has been taken prisoner by the Inquisition. 1618, October 10 Not. Arch. 625, p. 83-84; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1555 - Juan Peres da Cunha authorizes Henrique Snel and Jacob Belten, merchants in Porto, to claim from the Inquisition sugar that had been loaded by Alvaro Gommes Bravo, viz. four cases loaded in the ship of Claes Wülemse Gort and four cases loaded in the ship of Jan Martsen. 1618, October 10 Not. Arch. 625, p. 83; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz ,42 Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1554 - Miguel Esteves de Pina and Juan Peres da Cunha, merchants in Amsterdam, authorize Henrique Snel and Jacob Belten, merchants in Porto, to claim 15 cases of sugar from the Inquisition. The sugar had been loaded for their account by Alvaro Gommes Bravo who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition. 1618, October 10 Not. Arch. 625, p. 82; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz .41 Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1553 - Miguel Esteves de Pina and Diogo Lopes, merchants in Amsterdam, authorize Henrique Snel and Jacob Belten, merchants in Porto to claim 67 cases of sugar from the Inquisition. The sugar was loaded in Porto in the ships of Claes Willemse Gort and of Jan Martsen by Alvaro Gommes Bravo who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition. 1618, October 10 Not. Arch. 625, p. 79-82; Not Sibrant Cornelisz .*° Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1548 - Manuel d'Oliveira de Pas, merchant in Amsterdam, authorizes Henrique Snel, merchant in Porto, to claim the sugar and other goods that were loaded in Bahia by Custodio Nunes and that were consigned for the account of De Pas to his agent Francisco de Caceres in Porto who has been emprisoned by the Inquisition; further: six cases of sugar that Caceres loaded in Porto in the ship "St. Jago" of skipper Claes Willemse Gort and that were unloaded again there. 1618, September 30 Not. Arch. 625, p. 72; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1539 - Albert Schuijt, Henri Thibault, Manuel Carvalho and David de l'Hommel, acting for themselves, for the sheriff of Amsterdam, and as the proxies of those interested in cases of sugar and other goods that were seized by the French, authorize Adriaen Cocx, merchant in Paris, to continue the attachment of 160 cases and 19 pipes, in total 200 cases of sugar, in which case an appeal was lodged with the Parliament of Paris. 1618, September 17 Not. Arch. 381 B, fol. 428-428v.; Not. Jacob and Nicolaes Jacobs. Deed in French. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1535 - Last will and testament of Antonio Mendes Trancoso, alias Joseph Franco, who is sick in bed. He appoints as the executors of his will: his brother Jacob Franco alias Francisco Mendes Trancoso and in his absence his other brother Manuel Franco alias Manuel Mendes, and his cousin Isaac Franco, alias Francisco Mendes de Medeiros and in his absence Mordechay Franco alias Christovao Mendes. 1618, September 11 Not. Arch. 61 3 B, p. 523-526; Not. Pieter Ruttens. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1518 - Antonio Fernandes, Manoel Lopes Nunes and Manoel Lopes de Leao,34 Portuguese merchants in Amsterdam, declare that in their capacity as executors of the estate of Diogo Gomes who died in Amsterdam, they did not find documents of an insurance of goods that were loaded in the ship of skipper Francisco Gonsales Sorado, which ship was seized by privateers on its journey from Rio de Janeiro to Porto except for 50 pounds Flemish that Manuel Lopes Nunes insured on it. 1618, August 21 Not. Arch. 625, p. 41; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1508 - Antonio Dias Toscano, Joao Rodrigues, Elvira Sanches and Catarina Toscana, brothers and sisters, all more than 25 years old, authorize Belchior Vas in Bahia (Brazil) to collect all that is due to them and in particular a legacy from their late uncle Pero Dias Sanches and the inheritance from their late uncle Manuel de Moura, their father's brother, for what the latter had in his possession from Pero Dias Sanches and from Bartolomeo Gomes Sanches in Madrid. 1618, August 15 Not. Arch. 484, p. 428-429; Not. Evert Cock. Deed in Portuguese. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1504 - Francisco Coutinho notifies Jaques de Bari, Philip Colijn Jochemsz. and Michiel Cornelisz. Blau who insured sugar for him loaded in the ship "Post" for a journey from Porto to Amsterdam, that six cases of muscovado sugar were wet, damaged and partly empty and that one case of white sugar was washed empty. 1618, August 13 Not. Arch. 645 A, p. 233; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1503 - Willem Pietersz., 33 years old and Pieter Joosten, 28 years old, labourers in Amsterdam, declare upon the request of Francisco Coutinho that at the end of July they unloaded from a flatboat a number of cases of sugar coming from the ship of Jan Varelle from Porto and took them to the cellar of Coutinho. Five or six of these cases were wet, damaged and partly empty. 1618, August 13 Not. Arch. 645 A, p. 232; Not. Sibrant Cornelsz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1502 - Duarte Rodrigues Mendes notifies Jan Baptista Bartolotti, Bartholomeus Bisschop and Lambert van Erp who insured goods for him that were loaded for the account of Belchior Lopes in the ship "Post" of skipper Jan Varelle from Vlissingen, for a journey from Porto to Amsterdam, that one case of sugar was washed empty by seawater. 1618, August 13 Not. Arch. 645 A, p. 231-232; Not. Sibrant Cornelsz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1488 - Upon the request of Francisco Coutinho the notary visits Coutinho's house in Ververij and establishes that 6 cases of muscovado sugar coming from the ship "Post" from Porto, are wet, damaged and partly empty. Coutinho accepts the sugar under protest and will recover the damage from the skipper Jan Varelle from Vlissisngen or the insurers. 1618, July 28 Not. Arch. 645 A, p. 232; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1487 - Affidavits made by Pascoal Rodrigues, 49 years old, sworn broker, and Diogo Henriques, 25 years old, merchant in Amsterdam, upon the request of Dr. Francisco Lopes Rosa, concerning six cases of sugar that Rosa sold to Jan van Erpecum, grocer in Amsterdam, at 19 groats [a pound] with a deferred rebate of 14 months, at which sale Rodrigues acted as broker. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.
Nr. 1486 - Diogo Nunes Belmonte notifies Harmen Danckelman and Hendrick Tonisz., insurers, who insured sugar loaded in the ship "Post" for a journey from Porto to Amsterdam, that one case was washed empty by sea-water. 1618, July 26 Not. Arch. 645 A, p. 231 ; Not. Sibrant Cornelisz. En NOTARIAL RECORDS IN AMSTERDÃ RELATING TO THE PORTUGUESE JEWS. In: Studia Rosenthaliana: Journal for jewish literature and history in the Netherlands, University Library of Amesterdã. Vol. 13, No. 2 (JULY 1979), pp. 220-240.