North Pearl, east side, Columbia to Steuben.

North Pearl street was laid out in 1720 at Steuben street 7 rods, and at Columbia street, 6 rods 10 feet wide. Columbia street at North Pearl was 3 rods 3 feet wide in 1737. In 1736 permission was given "to erect a market house where the old block house stood at the junction of Pearl and Columbia streets.-Alb. An., vIII, 243; x, 70, 78.

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(1). 1728, Jan Maase Van Bloemendael's house and lot; 1757, Jacob Jacobse Lansing.-Alb. An., IX, 29; x, 70, 78, 410.

(2). 1728, Douwe Fonda bought this lot for £90 of the city.-Alb. An., ix, 29; x, 70, 78.

(3). 1720, the lot on west corner of James and Columbia streets belonged to Andries De Vos; 1726, Harmanus Wendel.-Alb. An., VII, 76; VIII, 243, 312.

(5). 1656-67, Jacob Tyssen [Vander Heyden]; Harmen Janse Rykman; 1676, the magistrates for public uses.-Patents, 398, 427, 508; Alb. Co. Rec., 171-2, 410-11.

Lots (6), (7), (8) and (9), were together patented to Hendrick Marcelis, in 1654–67.
(6). 1657, Jan Franse Van Hoesen; 1667, his widow Volckie Jurriaense; 1667,
Andries De Vos; 1675, Andries De Vos conveyed this lot to the diaconate of
the church; 1676, the diaconate to the magistrates of the village; 1720, An-
thony Van Schaick.-Patents, 427, 508; Alb. Co. Rec., 44, 62, 109, 131, 171, 172,
174, 175, 410, 411, 412; Alb. An., VIII, 251; IX, 20.

Lots (7), (8) and (9) were conveyed in 1667 to Robert Sanders; 1675, to Paulus
Martense [Van Benthuysen]; 1678, to David Schuyler and Laurens Van Alen.-
Patents, 427; Alb. Co. Rec., 109, 174, 175, 410-11.

(7). 1734, Jan De Garmo.-Alb. An. x, 55.

(8). 1731, David Groesbeck.—AW. An., x, 12.

(9). 1720-37, Shibboleth Bogardus.—Alb. An., VIII, 243, 312; IX, 47; x, 55, 79.

(10). 1667-77, Claas Gerritse [Van Vranken ?] occupied a lot south of Robert Sanders's lot.-Alb. Co. Rec., 171-2

7r.

COLUMBIA STREET.

100ft.

(2)

15ft.

Robert Sanders

Paulus Martense [Van Benthuysen]?

David Schuyler and Lourens Van

Alen

Jan De

Garmo

David

Shibboleth

Groesbeck:

Bogardus

.4r.10ft. or 5r.1 or 2ft.:

Goosen Gerritse [Van Schaick]
Jan Clute

20r.

(4)

Pieter Bronck

Jacob Hevick and Ryndert Pieterse

Henderick Roseboom

line of palisades, 1680.

51ft.

Ph. Piet. Schuyler
"new house

G. G. Van Schaick

Samuel Wilson

Burger

block

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27ft.

North Pearl, east side, Maiden Lane to Steuben.

(a). This lot was sold by the city to Johannes Beekman, Jr., in 1720 for £83.18.6d.
Alb. An., VII, 251-3.
Steuben street at this corner was 3 rods wide, Rynland measure.-Alb. AR, VIII. 251-3; IX, 20.
(b). This lot was sold to Johannes Cuyler by the city in 1720, for £51.188.6d.-:

(c). In 1695, Marten Cregier was permitted to erect a house upon this narrow lot:
III, 25, 37; VI, 290; VII, 19; vm, 251.
lying between his lot and the palisades; 1679-1714, Johannes Cuyler.-Alb. An., 11, 138, 142;:

(1). 1670, Jan Verbeeck; 1687, Marten Cregier; 1734, Johannes Cuyler.-Alb. An.,
(2), 1653, patented to Jan Verbeeck; 1657, Hendrick Andriese [Van Doesburgh,]:
whose widow, Maritie Damens married Cornelis Van Ness; her daughter married Marten
Patents, 388; Alb. Co. Rec., 13, 362, 363, 504; Deeds, 111, 26.
Cregier, Jr., and inherited this lot; 1667, patented to Cornelis Van Nes; 1679, Martin Cregier.-
(3). This small parcel of the larger lot (4) was sold in 1680 by Jan Clute to Jo-

(6). 1654, patented to Pieter Bronck: 1659, occupied by Jacob Theunise; 1662,
Jacob Gevick and Ryndert Pieterse; 1662-70, Hendrick Roseboom. The palisades passed:
through the middle of this lot, and the gate in Pearl was commonly called Roseboom's gate,
153, 158, 159, 160, 200, 249, 304, 305, 309, 362, 363; Deeds, 111, 26.
and the adjacent block house, the Burger block house.-Patents, 371, 400; Alb. Co. Rec., 92,

Lots (7), (8) and (9) formed parts of the greater lot patented to Goosen Gerritse:
Ripse [Van Dam.]
[Van Schaick, in 1653, who sold the same in 1654, to Marcelis Janse; in 1659 the latter con
veyed the northerly half to Cornelis Wynkoop, and in 1666, C. W. conveyed the same to Claas.

conveyed the same to Richard Frazier.
(8). Claas Ripse to Omy La Grange in 1671; later (1677), Samuel Wilson became
the owner of (7) and (8), and to perfect the title the commissarissen conveyed the same to Pieter?
Meese Vrooman whose wife's former husband, Gerrit Janse Stavast, bought the parcel No.
Claase, widow of Jan Burger, deceased, and she to Samuel Wilson.
(8) of Richard Frazier lately deceased in England. P. M. Vrooman conveyed to Elizabeth
(9). This southerly half lot Marcelis Janse conveyed to Asser Leevi, a Jewish;
Rec., 1. 92, 143, 158, 200, 261, 308, 362, 371, 404, 405, 488, 507, 508.
merchant, in 1661, and in 1662, Asser Leevi to Robert Sanders.-Patents, 352, 380, 479; Alb. Co.

(7). This small parcel Claas Ripse V. D. sold to Gerrit Theunise in 1672, who;

Lots (10), (11), (12) and (13), are portions of a larger lot patented in 1654, to Jan:
Roeloffs, son of the noted Anneke Janse; 1657, Jan R. conveyed the whole parcel to Cornelis;
Segerse [Van Voorhout]; and 1659-60 C. Segerse the same to Gerrit Slichtenhorst, who re-
tained the westerly half, but divided the easterly half into 3 smaller parcels and sold
(12). in 1668, to Hendrick Bries, and
(11). to Gerrit Lansing; and Gerrit L., in 1668-70, to Barent Albertse Bratt;

(13), to Frans Janse Pruyn, in 1668; Johannes Mingael, 1703-29.-Patents, 393:
Alb. Co. Rec., 1, 50, 60, 200, 250, 288, 362, 438, 439, 471; Alb. An., IV, 102, 183; VI, 290; VII, 58; 1x, 46.
In 1714, Gysbert Marcelis occupied the easterly corner of Maiden lane and:
half of his lot to Claas Ripse Van Dam-Al. Co. Rec., 143.
Pearl-Alb. An., vII, 13, etc. In 1676, Gerrit Slichtenhorst conveyed a portion of the westerly

(2). 1664-7, Henderick Cuyler, house, lot and garden; 1664, Jacob Janse Scher-
merhoorn; 1676, Marten Hoffman.-Patents, 410; Alb. Co. Rec., 127, 358, 365.

20r.-240ft.

MIDDLE LANE or JAMES STREET.

STATE STREET.

North Pearl, west side, between Steuben and Columbia,

The palisades on the north side of the village crossed North Pearl at first 192 feet north
of Maiden lane; later 342 feet north of the same street; at the next remove probably at the
junction of Columbia street, and finally in 1744, during the old French war at the present
Canal street.

All the land from a point a few feet south of Steuben street nearly to the Vossen kil
(to Canal street ?), and lying west of North Pearl was patented in 1667, to Andries De Vos.
The dimensions of this plat were 30 rods on the north side, 31 rods on the south, 23 rods on
the east and 15 rods on west. In 1675, De Vos conveyed this parcel of land to the church
who conveyed the same the next year to Cornelis Van Dyck for a hop yard.- Alb. Co. Rec.,
109, 132; Al. An., VIII, 243.

Abm. Lansing

house

(1). In 1736, Abraham Lansing had a lot on the north corner of North Pearl and Columbia streets opposite the old blockhouse.-Alb. An., IX, 61-2; x, 70, 80.

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(2). In 1720, Rutger Bleecker had a lot (probably on the north corner of North Pearl and Steuben streets.-Alb. An., VIII, 243.

(1). 1678, Jan Nak.-Deeds, III, 7.