THE TRADES IN THE VILLAGE OF GRAFT
1. Donna Merwick, âDutch Townsmen and Land Use: a Spatial Perspective on Seventeenth-Century Albany, New York.â The William and Mary Quarterly. 27, no. 3 (January 1980): 53â78.
2. A. Th. van Deursen. âWerkende Vrouwen in een Hollands Dorp.â De Zeventiende Eeuw 4 (1988): 3â16.
3. Ibid., 7.
4. Gemeente Archief Alkmaar (Municipal Archives of Alkmaar; hereafter abbreviated as GAA), Nederlandse hervormde gemeente te Graft-De Rijp (Dutch Reformed Parish of Graft-De Rijp; hereafter abbreviated as NHG) 142, November 20, 1683 (Maertien Lammers).
5. GAA, Rechterlijk Archief (Court Archives; hereafter abbreviated as RA) 6428, September 22, 1644.
6. A.M. van der Woude. Het Noorderkwartier, vol. 2. (Wageningen, Netherlands: Afdeling Agrarische Geschie-denis, Landbouwhogeschool, 1972), 300.
7. GAA, RA 6433 (1656).
8. GAA, NHG 225, January 26, 1657.
9. GAA, Oud Archief Graft (Old Archives of Graft; hereafter abbreviated as OAG) 546, register of the fishing-ground leasings near the lock of Graftdijk. The leaseholder, Jelle Jacobsz., was a schoolmaster; see Rijksarchief Haar-lem (National Archives of Haarlem; hereafter abbreviated as RAH), Oud Rechterlijk Archief (Old Court Archives; hereafter abbreviated as OR) 6106, November 29, 1647.
10. Mention of tailors in: GAA, RA 6430, November 1 1668; RA 6498, June 5, 1633; GAA, OAG 515, 41.
11. The Dutch ending sz. is an abbreviated form of the patronymic szoon.
12. GAA, OAG 41, âRegister van de huysen die getimmert sun sedert den jare 1583 ende 1584 tot Graftâ (âRegister of the houses built between 1583 and 1584 in Graftâ).
13. GAA, Notarieel Archief (Notarial Archives; hereafter abbreviated as NA) 1641, no. 54, May 25, 1681.
14. GAA, NHG 225, January 18, 1689.
15. GAA, NHG 225, October 10, 1655. An unnamed man sells a pair of shoes for one guilder and two stivers, âwith a pair of clogs included in the price.â
16. GAA, NA 1612, f. 524, attestation of December 20, 1695. Dirck Claesz. Schoen was at that time sixty-one-years-old.
17. GAA, OAG 515.
18. GAA, OAG 186, May 23, 1687, May 30, 1690, October 10, 1693, 1 February 16,. 1703; GAA, NHG 142, June, 10 1686.
19. GAA, OAG 186, March 14, 1696; GAA, NHG 142, October 28 1685, and November 16, 1692.
20. GAA, NHG 628, May 1647.
21. GAA, OAG 188, November 16, 1697.
22. GAA, OAG 188, June 11, 1690.
23. GAA, OAG 94, July 9, 1608.
24. GAA, OAG 94, September 14, 1623.
25. GAA, OAG 94, October 14, 1611.
26. GAA, RA 6428, July 26, 1640.
27. GAA, OAG 95, August 15, 1680.
28. Several inspections concerning fire protection are mentioned in GAA, OAG 93.
29. GAA, NHG 142 from 1684 annually lists the costs of candles bought on behalf of the Church. On the average 250 pounds of candles per annum are bought for slightly over fifty-seven guilders.
30. Th.H. F. M. Nieuwenhuis. Keeshonden en Prins-mannenâDurgerdam, Ransdorp en Holisloot: Drie Waterlandse Dorpen in de Patriottentijd en de BataafsâFranse Tijd (1780â1813). (Amsterdam. Netherlands: 1986), 138.
31. GAA, OAG 7, f. 210, 14 14, 1601.
32. The contract of 1567 with later alterations is to be found in GAA, OAG 94, April 9, 1619.
33. GAA, OAG 94, April 29, 1608 and February. 17, 1617.
34. GAA, OAG 8, f. 117, May 24, 1619.
35. A. Th. van Deursen. Het Kopergeld van de Gouden Eeuw, vol. 1. (Assen, Netherlands: Van Gorcum, 1978), p. 15.
36. GAA, OAG 94, March 15, 1651.
37. Nieuwenhuis, 52.
38. GAA, RA 6430, March 5, 1704.
39. Van der Woude, Het Noorderkwartier, vol. 2, 300.
40. Although in the more industrialized Wormerveer female bakers were employed. See S. Lootsma, Historische Opstellen over de Zaanstreek, vol. 1. (Koog aan de Zaan, Netherlands: 1939), 80.
41. Lootsma 53.
42. GAA, RA 6470, May 22, 1670. At this auction of the estate of the stallholder Anne Maertens Poes, drawers, racks, caskets, and cupboards were sold for prices varying from one to eight stivers.
43. GAA, RA 6493, f. 227 v., July 5, 1695. Trijntje Hillebrants begins a shop with a capital of 426 guilders.
44. GAA, NHG 225, March 6, 1653.
45. GAA, RA 6430, March 24, 1695.
46. GAA, RA 6430, March 5, 1704.
47. See for panniers and baskets GAA, RA 6469, February 1, 1667 (auction of the goods of the late Jan Hermansz. Backer) and January 13, 1668. See also for C. T. Backer.
48. Johannes A. Faber. âInhabitants of Amsterdam and their Possessions 1701â1770.â AAG Bijdragen 13 (1981): 152; Nieuwenhuis, 47; D. J. B. Ringoir. âPlattelandschirurgijns in de 17e en 18e Eeuw: de Rekeningboeken van de 18e Eeuwse Durgerdamse chirurgijn Anthonij Egberts.â (Diss. Bunnik, Amsterdam, 1977), 332.
49. GAA, NA 1642, no. 36, February 23, 1693.
50. In 1676, a house plus boat and baker's equipment yielded 450 guilders in Westgraftdijk, GAA, NA 1641, no. 9, May 18, 1676.
51. GAA, NHG 225 contains a variety of prices.
52. GAA, NA 1613, f. 16, attestation of April 3, 1659.
53. GAA, OAG 515.
54. GAA, NA 1641, during the period 1677â682.
55. Ringoir 1977, 13.
56. GAA, NA 1614, no. 27, Feb. 26, 1693, and no. 59, July 8, 1694; GAA, NA 1615, no. 94, November 9, 1702; GAA, NA 1643, no. 17, May 4, 1705.
57. See GAA, NA 1614 and 1615.
58. GAA, RA 6491, f. 2, October 10, 1654.
59. Van Deursen 2, 72.
60. GAA, RA 6498, August 16, 1677.
61. Ringoir, 25.
62. Ringoir, 389.
63. GAA, RA 6430, March 24, 1695, records a rumor about an alleged case of adultery, spread by Pieter van den Bosch while shaving his customers.
64. Ringoir, 320.
65. GAA, NA 1613, f. 19, attestation of May 15, 1659.
66. GAA, NA 1613, f. 19, attestation of May 15, 1659.
67. Processes of this kind are recorded, for instance, in GAA, RAA 6428, December 20, 1635 (24 guilders); 6429, June 12, 1664 (24 guilders); 6430, May 21, 1665 (50 guilders); and December 1, 1695 (18 guilders).
68. GAA, RA 6430, Augst 28, 1670, and October 20, 1689.