The meeting is presented with a description concerning the division of the [marken]fields which was read out to the meeting, on which the meeting decided to approve it as follows: A report was presented to the assembly, concerning the division of the [marke] after it was read out, it was agreed upon that: beside the Exelse Broek some others places belong to the [marke] of Exel also some uncultivated fields of 407 [bunder] and 64 [roeden] and 70 [ellen] exlcluding the fields which could not be included in the division. For some years there were some grounds cultivated by shareholders and non-shareholders without the permission of the chairman of the maalschap or paying for those grounds to the [marke]. Therefore the owner of those fields are not the claimants, but the commons, and so they can be included in the division, but they can be distributed to the claimands. Some specialist measured the claimed fields, and they report that 54 [bunders], 39 [roeden] and 98 [ellen] were claimed and shall be included in the division. For the division the fields are first split in three classes, the first class contains [groengrond] of which the value of 1 [roede] is equal to 3 [roeden] peatfields. The second class is [schaddegrond] of which the value is 1 [roede] : 2 [roeden] peatfields. The last class is the normal peatfields. In the commons there are 23 407 [bunder] and 64 [roeden] and 80 [ellen] field of the first class, and 92 [bunder] and 63 [ellen] fields of the second class, and 29 [bunder] and 03 [roeden] and 30 [ellen] fields of the third class. This is a total of 548 [bunder] and 23 [roeden] and 90 [ellen] equivalent fields of the third class. The private claimed fields contain 84 [bunder], 42 [Roede]. 68 [ellen], this brings a total of 632 [bunder], 66 [Roeden] and 58 [ellen] peatfields of the third class. Each shareholder will get a a part of 14 [bunders], non-shareholders will get a part of  2½ [bunder], and for each [roede] [bouwgrond] 2 [roeden] peatfields. There are 15 shareholders, and 21 non-shareholders who will get a total of 580 [bunder] 98 [roeden] which results in 51 [bunder] 68 [roeden] 58[ellen] fields which are not divided and can be sold. For the division it’s necessary to give those who receive fields their new property in the proximity of their old property. Further it was decided that the inheritors and non-shareholders must get a third of the fields they will get must be place in kadastral plot 275, except the baron Nagell who is for 3/5 owner of the complete [marke] and therefore gets land in other plots. Following the liquidation of the [marke] the position of chairman of the maalschap lapses, so the owner should get a compensation. But the baron –the chairman- refrains from any compensation but asks the inheritors to forbid anyone to build houses or other buildings on their new owned grounds without the permission of the lord of Ampsen. And if one builds anything on those fields, the lose the ownership to the lord of Ampsen The lord baron of Nagell, as owner of the Ampensche Broek, decides to let that place be common meadowfields for now, but claims the right to claim it for private use any time he likes.