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After the death of Piero Pellicorno, his heirs (Dutch nephews Martin Hureau and Alvise du Bois) also claimed that their uncle had initiated the import of Russian commodities. |
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He had indeed been receiving shipments of hemp, caviar and different types of leather since at least 1597.70 By 1607, the Venetian Board of Trade (Cinque Savi alla Mercanzia) recognized the Dutch |
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as the middlemen who facilitated Venice’s trade with northern Europe.71 For the English and Dutch, northern Russia created one more front on which they competed for commercial supremacy. |
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Marriages in the Dutch Reformed Church in Cologne 1588-1650 225/36 |
12 January 1594 Abraham van der Voort, son of Wilhelm, j.m. from Antwerp, assisted by his uncle Waltherus Vermeerschen and Nicolaes Spilleur, with consent of his father, was betrothed to Janneken Hureau, |
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Marriages in the Dutch Reformed Church in Cologne 1588-1650 225/36 |
daughter of Martin, j.d. from Antwerp, assisted by her grandmother Anna Imbrechts, the widow Pelicorn [Pellicorne] and Hans Hureau her uncle. 225/36 |
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Marriages in the Dutch Reformed Church in Cologne 225/36 |
12 January 1594 Zacharias Heyns, son of master Peter Heyns, j.m. from Antwerp, assisted by Heynrick Heyns and Jaques Amerinx his brother-in-law, with consent of his father, was betrothed to Anna Hureau, daughter of Martin, j.d. from Antwerp, |
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Marriages in the Dutch Reformed Church in Cologne 225/36 |
assisted by her uncle Hans Hureau, her grandmother the widow Pellicorn and Catharina Hureau the widow Fourmenois. 225/36 |
