- Vader Jacob is NH en woont - 1-1-1831 Bennekom Benedenbuurt 49, 1-1-1847 op 48.
- Zoon Jan Coenraad is NH en woont - 1-1-1834 Bennekom Benedenbuurt 49, 1-1-1837 Benedenbuurt 1, 1-1-1838 Benedenbuurt 33, 1-1-1839 Benedenbuurt 49, 1-1-1847 Benedenbuurt 48, Bennekom83, 1862 Bennekom 124, 1871-80 Bennekom 265, ws thans Rijnsteeg 19.
6-8-1805 Jacob buurtmeester
6-8-1805 Jacob buurtmeester
14-6-1822 'Vervolgens doet de buurtmeester Jakob van Roekel rekening van de Meent over 1819 en 1820 uit welke rekening blijkt, dat door denzelven meerder is ontvangen dan uit uitgegeven, den som van f 11,90 ...'
29-4-1830 Jacob buurtmeester in een buitengewone vergadering nav het overlijden van buurtrichter Theodorus Prins
13-5-1830 Jacob herkozen als buurtmeester
10-7-1834 Jacob aftredend buurtmeester, hij wordt voor 8 jaar gecontinueerd
16-7-1840 Jacob buurtmeester
15-7-1841 Jacob buurtmeester bij een buitengewone buurtspraak over de verdeling en verkoop van de gemeenschappelijke heide en veen, hij stemt tegen
11-7-1842 Jacob buurtmeester
23-1-1843 Jacob buurtmeester bij een buitengewone buurtspraak ter bespreking van het besluit tot vervening van een deel van de Meent
16-5-1845 Jacob buurtmeester, wil 'wegens de hoogen ouderdom' aftreden
nr.1403 23 januarij 1828 Maagje van der Meiden wed Dirk Achterberg (enz) verkoop vee en meubelen in de Middelbuurt onder St.V.: 1 beugel Jacob van Roekel 25 ct; 1 hangijzer Jacob van Roekel 70 ct
[English:] A note of Jacob Gerritsen van Roekel where he enumerates a number of transports he has done for the Prussian Cavalry and Infantry and the Russian Cossacks, further he mentions the theft of a woolen blanket and a pair of mittens by the Russian Hussars. These troops were involved in the battle against Napoleon who had occupied the Netherlands for some years:
Translation:
Jacob van Roekele
On the 2-nd, 3-th and 4-th and 5-th of December 1813 I have connected a loose horse to a wagon [or carriage] to Utrecht for the Prussian [German] cavalry | On the subsequent 16-th ditto [December] I have connected a loose horse to a wagon for Doorn [small village in the middle of Holland] for the Prussian infantry | On the 2-nd 3-rd January 1814 I brought a horse cart with wood [?] to Arnhem, rode to Hagesijn [?] and Bvoort [?] in Arnhem on the Rhine | On the sunsequent 6-th and 7-th ditto with horse and cart to Westervoort [a village east of Arnhem on the Rhine] for the Russian Cossacks.| On the subsequent 8-th ditto a woolen blanket was stolen [value] 6 guilders a pair of mittens [value] 6 nickels committed by Russian Hussars | A [Gisbuert?] in Wageningen in [perk?] from 26-th ditto until the 2-nd fo February [This last sentence is unclear]
On the 2-nd, 3-th and 4-th and 5-th of December 1813 I have connected a loose horse to a wagon [or carriage] to Utrecht for the Prussian [German] cavalry | On the subsequent 16-th ditto [December] I have connected a loose horse to a wagon for Doorn [small village in the middle of Holland] for the Prussian infantry | On the 2-nd 3-rd January 1814 I brought a horse cart with wood [?] to Arnhem, rode to Hagesijn [?] and Bvoort [?] in Arnhem on the Rhine | On the sunsequent 6-th and 7-th ditto with horse and cart to Westervoort [a village east of Arnhem on the Rhine] for the Russian Cossacks.| On the subsequent 8-th ditto a woolen blanket was stolen [value] 6 guilders a pair of mittens [value] 6 nickels committed by Russian Hussars | A [Gisbuert?] in Wageningen in [perk?] from 26-th ditto until the 2-nd fo February [This last sentence is unclear]
