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Date Description Archive Reference Subject
Oct. 11, 1697 Hier ter Rheede de Hoofden, mindere Officieren daar op bescheiden, ’tzij in of buyten bedieninge na deesen allen eenparig het volle Kostgeld of randsoen te laten genieten, 11 October 1697. file 913, folios 490-502 Admiraalschip
April 5, 1729 Van een der scheepen van de Presidiale kamer hier ter rheede de vlag te laten wayen, na voorgaande exem­pelen, 5 April 1729. file 954, folio 119, file 959, folios 153-159 Admiraalschip