Esriel Yomtov Bondi

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Israhel Bondj Žid stogicze osobnie w Raddie, pržiznal se, že gest pržipustil, a Zapisem timto pržipaussty, Benendl? Žienu swau k dilu domu sweho, mezy domy Moyžisse Ffreundta a Jozeffa gednowokeho Židuw, obostrannie ležiczyho k gmiěny drženy a kdiedicžnemu wladnutij, dale se wtom wedle Listuw Židowskych chowati magj. Byl pržitom Rabij Moyžiss Ausspiczyn? obecznij Starssy Židowsky, a Rabij Joachim Kantor Sskolnijk. Actum in Cons: ff. iii. post Septuagesimam. xxviij Januarij Anno. M.DCXIX? Magromus? Dno Joanne ? Petracziek a Wokaunsstein?

it's about that he, Israhel Bondy, is accepting his wife to a share of his house that stands between houses of Mojžíš Freund and Josef "one-eyed", both Jewish, so the wife could own it now and hereditary. Then it is said who was present and when it happenned.

Document #1: Israel Jew Bondy, son-in-law, standing here personally before the Mayor and before the masters of the Old Town of Prague, confessed that he owes 500 Florins (Guldens) to respected Mr. Franz Snukart, his inheritors and his descendants, each Florin in the value of 60 Shocks. The above-mentioned Jew has the money and he will be obliged to pay 100 Rhein-Florins in 4 weeks from the Actum of this record, then 100 Florins on September 1st and then 100 Florins twice a year until the above-mentioned amount of money is fullfiled. If the Jew doesn't pay one of the sums (so he will have to pay a fine to Franz Snukart, his inheritors and descendants), a part of his own house he lives in and which he bought with Benjamin Bondy, Jew and Regina, Jewess, in the value of the not-payed sum, will be given to Franz Snukart. In the case of death of Israel Bondy, his wife Senendl will pay the money to Franz Snukart to fulfill the debt, including using her dowry. (June 8th, 1614) Marginal note: Franz Snukart, standing here personally, confessed that he received 100 Florins on the first date from Israel Bondy, Jew. (on the Vigilia of St. Apostolorimo, 1614) Document #2: Israel Bondi, Jew, standing here personally in the council (court), confessed that his wife Genendl has the right to manage his property, including his house between houses of Moses Freundt and Joseph the One-Eyed, Jews. Present wittnesses: Rabbi Moses, elder of the Jewish community and Rabbi Joachim, the cantor. (January 28th, 1614) (Translated by Timo Chvatal)