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Prof. Jonathan Pearson
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But little is known of him, save that he married Alida Pieterse, widow of Ludovicus Cobes, and in 1698, lived on the easterly half of the Fourth flat, on the north side of the river, on a farm formerly owned by Cobes. They gave Thomas Smith, Cobes' son-in-law, a life lease of the same in 1698. (135-2)
Notes
(135-2) Toll Papers; see also Cobes and Kleyn.