The manuscript contains five lists of names with dates of death indicated: of the provosts since 1131, of the deans since 1275, of the cantors since 1530, of the scholastics since 1590, and of the canons since 1522. The booklet was made in the eighteenth century.
A small booklet, containing lists of names of the provosts since 1131, the deans since 1275, the cantors since 1580, scholastics since 1590, and of the canons since 1522. The booklet is made between 1776 and 1780, and is kept until 1820. See also MeMO Text Carrier ID 98.
Necrology of the Dominican nuns of the Maria Wee convent. Contains entries starting in 1400 until 1813. Contemporary title: Boeck der Iaergetijden van alle afgestorve Religieusen, Weldoeners en Bichtvaders van het Clooster Marie Wee, 1744.
Liber Memoriarum of the St Jerome monastery (canons regular) in Roermond, containing: A- List of Priors (f° iij), canons (f° vi), lay brethern (f° x), and oblates (f° xi) B.- History of the foundation of the convent and some important bequests (f° xiiij) C. - Kalendarium (f° xxij) (last four months missing). 1438-1561
Contains a calendar of memorial services of the abbey, started ca. 1546, with entries dated 1231-1797.
Started in 1470-1480, last entry in 1670. Contemporary title: Liber fratrum tertii ordinis Sancti Francisci in Trajecto supra mosam (bottom first folio).
List of pittances for the poor from testaments of benefactors mentioned by name, to be provided by several hospitals and institutions in Leiden (e.g., Hospital of St Catharine, Hospital of St Elisabeth). Contemporary title: Dit sijn testamenten ghemaect den siecken ofte Lasarus buyten Leyden.
Calendar, containing the pittances for the poor on the days on which they were to be distributed. The benefactors of these pittances are mentioned by name. The pittances were to be provided by several hospitals and institutions in Leiden (e.g., Hospital of St Catharine, Hospital of St Elisabeth).
List of benefactors of the monastery, first half 15th century, with entries between 1399 and 1570. Contemporary title: Dit ist memorieboec.
Manuscript in two parts dating from the middle of the 16th century, containing chronicles by various authors together with copies of charters and other documents, collected and copied by C.J. van Muyden (Mudenus), e.g., Chronicon Hollandiae and Quedam Narracio de Groninghe, and Latin chronicles of the noble houses of Brederode, Egmond, Heusden, Arkel, Leerdam, Hoekelom, Asperen, Hagestein, Ackoy, Leyenberg, Bergen, Noerdeloos, Leerdam, IJsselstein.