Broadway, west side, Columbia to Steuben.

(1). 1653, patented to Ulderic Kleyn; 1659, Jan Hendrickse Van Bael; 1660, Pieter Meese Vrooman; 1660, Cornelis Cornelise Sterrevelt; 1660, Cornelis Theunise Bos; 1667, Jurriaen Janse Groenwout, who married Bos's widow; 1667, Gerrit Lansing; 1668, occupied by Jan Bricker; 1716, Hester, widow of Jan Dirkse.-Patents, 381, 433; Alb. Co. Rec., 268, 282, 413, 429; Albany Annals, vII, 58.

(3). Jan

-Patents, 405.

(6). 1680, Barent Albertse Bratt, "just without the north gate on the west side;" 1716-26, Jacob Visscher or Visger.-Alb. An., VII, 58, 80; vIII, 312; IX, 51; x, 184; Patents, 1104. The owners of the above lots in 1790 may be found in Collections on History of Albany, vol. II, 377.

Broadway, west side, Steuben to Maiden Lane,

(1). 1660, Albert Gysbertso de raemmaker bounded on the "north by the deffentie (pallisadoes)
of the village of Beverwyck;" 1660, Arent Van Curler.-Alb. Co. Rec., 292.

(2). 1666, Jan Barentse Wemp.-Alb. Co. Rec., 292. 1714, Lots (1) and (2) were owned by Jacob
Lansingh; and in 1769, by John Lansing the 5th.-Alb. An., VI, 255; VII, 13, 24, 34; vIII,
312; IX, 19, 51; x, 50; x1, 84, 209.

(3) and (4). 1658, patented to Pieter Meese Vrooman; 1660-7, Wouter de raemmaker; 1667,
Geurt Hendrickse [Van Schoonhoven]; 1727, Johannes Pruyn.-Patents, 477; Ald. Co.
Rec., 414; Deeds, III, 25; Alb. An., IX, 19, 46.

(4). 1679, Geurt Hendrickse [V. S.] to Jacob Ten Eyck.-Deeds, ni, 25.

(7). 1653-6, patented to Hage Bruynsen; Gillis Pieterse [Meyer]; Thos. Janse Mingael; 1659, Teunis Teunise metselaer: 1659, Wouter de raemmaker; 1676-7, Pieter Loockermans; 1677, Pieter Van Alen.-Pulents, 442; Alb. Co. Rec., 9, 133, 155, 260. 1719-27, Pieter Winne, Alb. An., IX, 19, 46.

(8) and (9). 1653, patented to Rem Jansen smith; 1656, Hendrick Gerritse [Van Wie]; 1659, Wouter de raemmaker; 1656-79, Pieter Jansé Loockermans, Jr.; 1719, Jacob Muller or Mulder.

(9). 1667-79, Jan Andriese [Douw] de kuyper. In 1661 perhaps there were two houses on (8) and (9), one occupied by Hendrick Gerritse, the other by Jan Andriese.-Patents, 436; Alb. Co. Rec., 9, 51, 260, 509, 378; Alb. An., IX, 19, will of Corn. Stev. Mulder.

(10). 1654, Adriaen Janse (Dirkse) De Vries; 1654, Wynant Gerritse [Van der Poel]; Patents, 471; Alb. Co. Rec., 6, 9, 189, 320, 499, 509. 1719-27, Cornelis Stevense Mulder; Johannes and Jacob Mulder. Alb. An., IX, 19, will of Corn. Stev. Mulder.

(11). 1661, patented to Jan Coster Van Acken; 1663-7, Arnout Cornelise Viele; 1672-8, Jan Cornelise Vyselaer alias Gouw; 1710-14, Johannes Bratt; 1703-27, the lot on east corner of James street and Maiden lane was occupied by Arent, Frans, and Samuel Pruyn.Patents, 447, 471; Alb. Co. Rec., 186, 320, 497; Alb. An., IV, 183; VI, 254; VII, 13, 58; IX, 19, 46. South of No. 11 was an alley 15% feet wide, running back to Jan Gouw's house, which afterwards became what is now Maiden lane.-Alb. Co. Rec., 187

:22ft.9in.

.6r.7ft.

(4)

(6)

6r.7ft.

.6r.6ft.

(7) Hage Bruynsen Pieter Gillise [Meyer] Thomas Janse Mingael Teunis Teuníse metselaer

Pieter Loockermans

Pieter Winne

(8) Rem Jansen smith

(9)

Hendrick Gerritse

Pieter Van Alen

Pieter Janse Loockermans

Jan Andriese Douw de kuyper

7/2г. .6r.2ft.10in.

20ft.

6in.

Frans, Arent and Sam. Pruyn

: Lane, now MAIDEN LANE

JAMES STREET.

26

Broadway, west Side, between Maiden Lane and State.

(1). In 1678 this part of Maiden Lane was an alley, 15% feet wide, extending west to the house of Jan Gouw, which stood upon the lot next north.-Alb. Co. Rec., 187.

(2). 1653, part of the patent of Jochem Kettelhuyn; 1665-7, Barent Mynderse; 1667, Jacob Abrahamse [Van Deusen]; 1678, Jan Cornelise Vyselaer alias Gouw; 1678, Jan Andriese Douw; 1681, Johannes Thomase Mingael and Jacob Theunise, shoemakers; 1681, Jacob Theunise; 1714, Johannes De Wandelaer (Jr.); 1784, Teunis Teunise Van Vechten.Patents, 407, 461; Alb. Co. Rec., 72, 186, 187; Deeds, III, 118, 119; An. Alb., II, 199; vII, 13. (3). 1653, part of patent to Jochem Kettelhuyn; 1665, Barent Mynderse; 1681, Jochem Kettelhuyn.-Patents, 407; Alb. Co. Rec., 72; Deeds, III, 407.

BROADWAY

20ft.

3r.4ft.

(1). This parcel was patented to Carsten Frederickse in 1667; 1674, Pieter Loockerman occupied it; 1714-20, Anna Maria Carstense, daughter of Carsten Frederickse owned it.Patents, 416; Alb. Co. Rec., 99, 260; Alb. An., VII, 23, VIII, 241.

(2), 1667, this parcel was patented to Myndert Frederickse; 1674, Hendrick Willemse, baker; 1674, Stoffel Janse Abeel.-Patents, 449; Alb. Co. Rec., 99, 104, 203-4, 260, 407.

(3). This small parcel alternately belonged to the lots fronting on State street and on Broadway. In 1653 it belonged to Thomas Sanders; 1659, J. Coster Van Aecken; 1667, Jan Clute, who released it to Myndert Frederickse who owned the Broadway lot; 1624, Hendrick Willemse, Stoffel Janse Abeel.-Patents, 465; Alb. Co. Rec., 99, 260.

(4). This parcel belonged to the State street lot; in 1674, it is included in the Broadway lot then owned by Hendrick Willemse, and by Stoffel Janse Abeel.-Alb. Co. Rec., 99, 104, 502.

(5). This lot, including (3) and (4), and sometimes only (4), was of variable length and width in 1653, it belonged to Thomas Sanders, smith; 1659, Jan Coster Van Aecken; 1667, Jan Clute; 1670, Gabriel Thomase, including parcel (4).-Patents, 465; Alb. Co. Rec., 99, 260,

502.

30ft.8in.

40ft.

(6). In 1659, Carsten Frederickse sold this parcel to Jan Harmense, sen'r; 1667, Evert Luykase.-Patents, 463, 598; Alb. Co. Rec., 260, 502.

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This square was patented to Lourens Jansen in 1653, and conveyed in 1655, to Lourens Jansen and Cornelis Steenwyck for the use of Gabriel Leendertse, and same day conveyed to Carsten and Myndert Frederickse, and between them by agreement divided."-Patents, 415. The division was made by an east and west line through the centre of the lot, Carsten taking the south and Myndert the north half.

Broadway, west side, between State and Hudson.

(1). This lot, originally patented to Volkert Janse Douw, is perhaps the only one which has remained in one family from the first settlement of the village.

(2). This is a portion of a larger lot including also (3) and (4), patented to Antony De Hooges in 1652; 1679, Cornelis Van Dyck, chirurgeon.-Deeds, III, 40.

Antony De Hooges Volkert Janse Douw

Harman Rutgers

(3). 1662, this lot was conveyed to Storm Albertse Van Derzee alias Bratt by Anthony De Hooges; 1670, Roeloff Swartwout, husband of De Hooges's widow, conveyed it to Ryckie, widow of Jan Dareth, though occupied by Van Derzee; 1679, Hilletie, widow of Van Derzee conveyed a portion of (2) to C. V. Dyck.-Patents, 430; Alb. Co. Rec., 502.

(4). 1652, patented to Antony De Hooges; 1655, Volkert Janse Douw, "being behind the house of the buyer;" 1679, Harmen Rutgers.-Patents, 422, 430; Alb. Co. Rec., 231; Deeds, III, 40.

(8). 1652, part of patent of Sander Leendertse Glen, his garden, opposite the Court House; 1662, Jan Bastiaense Van Gudsenhoven; 1676, Thomas De Laval; 1679, Jurriaen Theunise Tappen, being "the first house and lot within the south gate on the west side, now occupied by Arnout Cornelise Viele; except the alley (rondwegh), on the south side along the city pallisades."-Alb. Co. Rec., 133, 313, 492; Deeds, III, 36.

(9) 1652, Part of the patent of S. L. Glen; 1654, Thomas Powell's house opposite Jan Labatie's; 1676-80, Paulus Martense Van Benthuysen; the line between lots (8) and (9) was that of the city pallisadoes.-Alb. Co. Rec., 133, 314, 360; Deeds, III,

48.

(10). 1716-34, Frederick Myndertse had a house standing on this lot, and received temporary license to build a smith's shop 15 feet wide north of said house, but not within 6 feet of the pallisades. His house stood on the north corner of "Spanish," now Hudson street and Broadway. On the opposite or west corner of said streets stood at the same time the house of Ahasuerus Marselis or heirs of Marselis Janse.-Alb. An., VII, 57; VIII, 242; x, 50.