Almelo Family ReconstructionsDs Jannes Bolk1
M, #7917, ° s 1690, +. a Jul 1727
| Father | Hendrik Bolk1 ° s 1655, +. b 1712 |
Ds Jannes Bolk died a 31 Jul 1727, because he makes a will.1
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He was a minister.1
Ds Jannes Bolk made a will on 31 Jul 1727. He gives to Ds de Mann, minister in Vriezenveen, his boeks and his silver watch. To his brother-in-law Burius in Amsterdam his clothes. To his sister, the widow of Arent Mullerus, his household goods and furniture. To the oldest child of Ds de Mann a small bag with rijksdaalders. To the 2nd child of Ds de Mann an ivory box. To the child of the widow Mullerus his silver. To the Poor of Almelo ƒ150.-, and ƒ25.- to his maid Swenneken. He names the children of his 3 sisters, married to Burius, Ds de Mann in Vriezenveen, and the late Arent Mullerus to sole heirs.1
Court Records:
Stadsgericht, Almelo, 27 May 1728:
Stadsgericht, Almelo, 18 Jul 1735:
Ds Jannes Bolk declares on 19 May 1730 that Hermen ten Cate Jr has paid off the mortgages on account of the heirs of Jan Jansen Kippers.2
More Information:
He was a minister.1
Ds Jannes Bolk made a will on 31 Jul 1727. He gives to Ds de Mann, minister in Vriezenveen, his boeks and his silver watch. To his brother-in-law Burius in Amsterdam his clothes. To his sister, the widow of Arent Mullerus, his household goods and furniture. To the oldest child of Ds de Mann a small bag with rijksdaalders. To the 2nd child of Ds de Mann an ivory box. To the child of the widow Mullerus his silver. To the Poor of Almelo ƒ150.-, and ƒ25.- to his maid Swenneken. He names the children of his 3 sisters, married to Burius, Ds de Mann in Vriezenveen, and the late Arent Mullerus to sole heirs.1
Court Records:
Stadsgericht, Almelo, 27 May 1728:
Dr. G.H. Hein, as representative for Jan Jansen Kippers at the Loo in Gericht Borne took out a mortgage with Ds Jannes Bolk, with as collateral half of his house in Stad Almelo, presently occupied by Jannes ten Cate, but last by Roelof Paschen.2
Stadsgericht, Almelo, 18 Jul 1735:
Jan Arentsen Hagedoorn, and his wife Stiene Berentsen took out a mortgage with Ds Jannes Bolk, (div. candidate), with as collateral their house and yard.3
Ds Jannes Bolk declares on 19 May 1730 that Hermen ten Cate Jr has paid off the mortgages on account of the heirs of Jan Jansen Kippers.2