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Individual Record for: Susannah DU CHESNE (female)

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Ancestral File Number:<AFN> XGMF-21
REFN: 2945
[truax6.FTW]
source: "New Yor k Historical Manuscripts: Dutch" translated and annotated
by Arnold J.F. van Laer as cited above
"Receipt of Alexander Boyer for merchandise to be traded b y him for
account of Susanna de Truy"
I, the undersigned, acknowledge that I have received from Susanna de
Truw two pieces of duffel, one [mss destroyed] piece of duffel being long
38 ells and the standard grey piece being long 37 .5 ells, which aforesaid
merchandise I promise to trade for her benefit. This day, the 19th of
September 1649. Was signed: Alexander Boyer. We, the unders igned, declare
that the receipt, written, dated and signed as above, was foun d by us to
agree with the original, this 16th of March 1651, New Amsterdam [J acob
Jansen Huys, Gerret Jan(sen)], acknowledged before (me, Jacob Kip
[cle rk]."
I would think Susannah might have made such arrangements as part of
ma naging her household, whether or not her husband was alive or away, and
so wo uld not take this as necessarily indicating that Philippe was gone.
Susanna w as listed as an orphan, 20 years old when planning to marry
-according to the Act of Betrothal. Susanna may have been related to
Phillipe's first wife, as Jacqueline's
mother was Barbe Du Chesne.
source: "New York Historical Man uscripts: Dutch" translated and annotated
by Arnold J.F. van Laer as cited
a bove
"Receipt of Alexander Boyer for merchandise to be traded by him for
acc ount of Susanna de Truy"
I, the undersigned, acknowledge that I have received from Susanna de
Truw two pieces of duffel, one [mss destroyed]
piece of duff el being long 38 ells and the standard grey piece being
long 37.5 ells, which aforesaid merchandise I
promise to trade for her benefit. This day, the 19th of September
1649. Was signed: Alexander Boyer. We, the
undersigned, declare that the receipt, written, dated and signed as
above, was found by us to agr ee with the original, this
16th of March 1651, New Amsterdam [Jacob Jansen Huy s, Gerret
Jan(sen)], acknowledged before (me, Jacob Kip
[clerk]."
I would t hink Susannah might have made such arrangements as part of
managing her house hold, whether or not her
husband was alive or away, and so would not take this as necessarily
indicating that Philippe was gone.
[truax5.FTW]
source: "Ne w York Historical Manuscripts: Dutch" translated and annotated
by Arnold J.F. van Laer as cited above
"Receipt of Alexander Boyer for merchandise to be tra ded by him for
account of Susanna de Truy"
I, the undersigned, acknowledge t hat I have received from Susanna de
Truw two pieces of duffel, one [mss destr oyed] piece of duffel being long
38 ells and the standard grey piece being lo ng 37.5 ells, which aforesaid
merchandise I promise to trade for her benefit. This day, the 19th of
September 1649. Was signed: Alexander Boyer. We, the u ndersigned, declare
that the receipt, written, dated and signed as above, was found by us to
agree with the original, this 16th of March 1651, New Amsterd am [Jacob
Jansen Huys, Gerret Jan(sen)], acknowledged before (me, Jacob Kip
[clerk]."
I would think Susannah might have made such arrangements as part of
managing her household, whether or not her husband was alive or away, and
so would not take this as necessarily indicating that Philippe was gone.
Susa nna was listed as an orphan, 20 years old when planning to marry
-according t o the Act of Betrothal. Susanna may have been related to
Phillipe's first wife, as Jacqueline's
mother was Barbe Du Chesne.
source: "New York Historica l Manuscripts: Dutch" translated and annotated
by Arnold J.F. van Laer as cit ed
above
"Receipt of Alexander Boyer for merchandise to be traded by him for
account of Susanna de Truy"
I, the undersigned, acknowledge that I have rece ived from Susanna de
Truw two pieces of duffel, one [mss destroyed]
piece of duffel being long 38 ells and the standard grey

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