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Register of the Provincial Secretary, 1642 – 1647 ׀ 289<br />

collect from the honorable directors of the Chartered West India Company, chamber at Hoorn, the<br />

sum of one hundred and one guilders earned from their honors by him, Dirck Dircksen, in Fort St.<br />

Louis de Marin, 347 as appears by the account hereto annexed. On receipt of said moneys from<br />

their honors by the above mentioned Hendrick Jansen, he may execute a discharge therefor and<br />

release their honors from future claims, and if the above named Hendrick Jansen shall deem it<br />

expedient, he is empowered to substitute another in his place who shall have power to do all things<br />

that the above mentioned Hendrick Jansz or the principal, were he personally present, could or<br />

might do. Done in Fort Amsterdam in New Netherland, the 2nd of August anno 1647.<br />

Jacob H. Kip, witness<br />

This is the H D mark of Andries Tummelinc, witness<br />

Acknowledged before me,<br />

This is the mark of Dirck Dircksz, made by himself<br />

Cornelis van Tienhoven, secretary<br />

[Power of attorney from Egbert van Borsum to his brother Cornelis van Borsum<br />

to collect wages due him by the WIC]<br />

[161e] Before me, Cornelis van Tienhoven, secretary of New Netherland, appeared Egbert van<br />

Borsum, master of the yacht Prins Willem, who in the presence of the undersigned witnesses appoints<br />

and empowers, as he does hereby, his brother Cornelis van Borsum, mirror maker, residing in the<br />

sign of the Gilded Mirror on Egelantier’s canal at Amsterdam, to ask, demand and collect from the<br />

honorable directors of the Chartered West India Company, chamber of Amsterdam, the sum of seven<br />

hundred and forty-seven guilders, eighteen stivers, eight pennies, as appears by the Book of Monthly<br />

Wages, No. F, and the annexed account, which above mentioned sum the principal earned of the said<br />

directors in New Netherland. The attorney may execute a receipt in due form, which shall be valid,<br />

he, the principal, promising to hold valid and to cause to be held valid all that his aforesaid brother<br />

and attorney, or his substitute, shall do and perform in the matter aforesaid. Thus done and signed<br />

in the record by Egbert van Borsum in the presence of Jacob Hendricksz Kip and Jan Domen,<br />

witnesses hereto invited, in Fort Amsterdam in New Netherland, the 2nd of August anno 1647.<br />

347 São Luiz de Maranhão, or Maranham, Brazil.<br />

This is the mark of Egbert van Borsum, made by himself<br />

New Netherland Research Center New Netherland Institute

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