Sound Toll Registers Online.

Authors

  • Jan Willem Veluwenkamp University of Groningen
  • Werner Scheltjens University of Bamberg
  • Siem Van der Woude Tresoar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.1203

Keywords:

Sound Toll

Abstract

In 2020, the University of Groningen and Tresoar, the Frisian Historical and Literary Center in Leeuwarden, completed the online database providing instant and free access to the complete Sound Toll Registers. This database, Sound Toll Registers Online (STRO), is already available to everyone at www.soundtoll.nl. Huygens ING is now taking over STRO from Tresoar and the University of Groningen to ensure its quality, accessibility and continuity.

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Author Biographies

Jan Willem Veluwenkamp, University of Groningen

Jan Willem Veluwenkamp (1951) was associate professor of early modern historyat the University of Groningen, The Netherlands, until he retired in 2017. He has published on the history of early modern entrepreneurship, trade and transport. Until his retirement, he was scholarly project manager of Sound Toll Registers Online, the electronic database for the complete Sound Toll Registers at www.soundtoll.nl.

Werner Scheltjens, University of Bamberg

Werner Scheltjens (1978) is professor of digital history at the University of Bamberg, Germany. His research interests are in preindustrial trade and transport history, maritime history, Eastern European history, digital research methods and historical metrology.

Siem Van der Woude, Tresoar

Siem van der Woude (1953) worked as a senior archivist at Tresoar, the regional archive of Friesland in Leeuwarden, until he retired in 2020. He has published on the history of Friesland. Beginning in 2000, he was project manager of Sound Toll Registers Online, the electronic database for the complete Sound Toll Registers at www.soundtoll.nl

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Published

2021-06-23

How to Cite

Veluwenkamp, J. W., Scheltjens, W., & Van der Woude, S. (2021). Sound Toll Registers Online. TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History, 18(1), 147–160. https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.1203