3 documenten over erfenisregelingen en gronden in Antwerpen, Ekeren, Oorderen, Wilmarsdonk en Wilrijk, 1584-1703. In goede staat. 1. Over erfenis (bezittingen in Wilrijk) van koopman Jacques della Faille (de Jonge, 1548-1615), bevestigd door de Antwerpse schepenen Cornelis Daems en Lenaert vanden Hecke op 26 januari 1584, en gesigneerd "Suerius" (kopie van typoscript commentaar toegevoegd); perkament, c. 24,5 x 51 cm, plica 4,5 cm, met resten van zegel (los bewaard). - 2 Erfenisregeling bevestigd door schepenen Henrick van den Werve en Leonel Stevens op 15 september 1673; perkament, c. 33 x 47 cm, plica 3 cm. - 3 Erfenis van gronden in Ekeren, Oorderen en Wilmarsdonk bevestigd door schepenen Peeter Happaert en Philips Rubens, 30 mei 1703, gesigneerd "Goos"; perkament, c. 33 x 22,5 cm, [3, 1 bl.] ff.

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