Helsinki, National Archives, 1941. Registry of fines from Ala-Satakunta, 1551

Nimeke

Kuvaus

Registry of Fines

Julkaisija

Finnish Literature Society (SKS)

Codices Fennici

Aikamääre

1551

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Paper

Kieli

Swedish

Identifiointitunnus

Helsinki
National Archives
1941

Kattavuus

Ala-Satakunta

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Helsinki, National Archives, 1941. Registry of fines from Ala-Satakunta, 1551

1551

Ala-Satakunta

Registry of Fines

Fols.

–

40v

Registry of fines

from court sessions presided over by

Nils Ingesson

Ala-Satakunta

1551

[1r]

Anno domini 1551 then 22 dagen octobris hult jag Nils Ingesson ...

[40v]

... penninger 702½ marker, 16 öre.

Paper

40 folios.
20,5cm × 30,5cm

Foliation in ink (1–40); another foliation with numbering continued from the previous parts bound in the same volume (122–161).

+ 2IV

+ 3III

+ (II–1)

The manuscript is in good condition.

One unruled column with a varying number of lines.

One main hand writing a cursive mostly responsible for fols. 1–37. The same hand seems to appear in another registry of fines from

Nils Ingesson

's sessions (

Helsinki, National Archives, 216b

); it may belong to

Nils Ingesson

himself or his scribe. Other hands write short stints on fols.

–

–

–

and

–

. One of these hands also appears in other registries (

Helsinki, National Archives, 1973

and

216b

(hand III)).

Ingresses written in a more formal script. Apart from that, no decoration.

Modern binding of blue cardboard. Accounts of taxes levied by

Nils Ingesson

are bound in the same volume. This probably first took place in modern times.

The manuscript contains a

registry of fines

from court sessions presided over by

Nils Ingesson

Ala-Satakunta

1551

. It is a transcript in which several scribes contributed; the main hand may belong to

Nils Ingesson

himself.

The later history of the manuscript is unknown. Probably it was sent to

Sweden

after its writing and shipped back to

Finland

after the

Hamina

accords of

1809

. National Archives's shelf-mark '1941' on a label pasted to the last leaf of the preceding text.

Cataloguer

Ville Walta

Finnish Literature Society (SKS)

Codices Fennici

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