See gehucht on Wiktionary
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"text": "1637 January 19, Pieter Corneliszoon Hooft, \"861 Aen Zijne Hooghejt\", in H.W van Tricht (ed.), De briefwisseling van P.C. Hooft, vol. 2, Tjeenk Willink (publ., 1977), page 914, lines 5 to 8.\n[…] De Bijlmer is een gehucht oft gebujrte behoorende, als een lidt van Weesperkerspel, onder 't Castelajnschap van Mujden ende Baljuwschap van Goejlandt, ende paelende aen zeker Meerken genaemt de Bijlmermeer.",
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