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Snelgersma, Appingedam

Borg

No one recorded here is known to have played a role in slavery or colonialism, so this place is not on the map.

People

  1. 1718
    Lady of Snelgersma, Garreweer and Tammingehuizen; with her husband transferred Snelgersma to their son
  2. 1693–1718
    Buyer of the rights of Snelgersma (1693); recognised as owner of the borg in 1700; transferred it in 1718 to his son
  3. 1680–1693
    Co-buyer of Snelgersma (1680, with secretary Nitters); in the division of 1681 received the borg with part of the rights; his half sold by court order in 1693
  4. 1718–1727
    Owner of the borg Snelgersma; sold it with the rights in 1727 for 22,000 Carolus guilders to the city of Groningen
  5. 1681–1700
    Bought her husband's half in 1693 and thus owned the whole borg Snelgersma; leased it out in 1697; in 1700 Polman was recognised as owner