The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Roggen, Isaack		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1012
Call Number	NA 714, film 5148, fol. 325 and foll.
Date	1638/12/02
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	inventory drawn up after the death of Martijntje Jans
Family Name	Roggen
Owner Name	Roggen, Isaack
Owner Notes	and his wife Martyntje Jans
Occupation	Craft |a Carpenter, joiner, framemaker
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van alle de goederen roerende ende onroerende in sulcken voegen Isaack Roggen, mr. kistemaecker, ende Martyntje Jans, sijn za. huysvrou, ... int gemeen gepossideert ende nu bij de voors. Martijntje metter doot ontruymt ende achtergelaten. Beschreven door my Pieter Carels openbaer notaris ter instantie ende ten overstaen van Pieter van den Broeck, Sijmon Borsingh wettige man ende vooght van Engeltje van den Broeck, ende Jacob Gerritsz. Vechter (?) [man ende voogt] van Maicken van den Broeck, voor hen selfs ende van geen hen menderjarige broeder, kinderen van Jacob Jansz. van den Broeck, tesamen erffgenamen van der voornoemde Martijntje Jans; sijn de goederen bevonden ... als volcht. Postscript: Aldus gedaen binnen Amsterdam ten overstaen als boven ter presentie van Jan Adolph Meurs burger der selver stede ... tweede dagh December 1638. volcht.
Commentary	In 1631, Isaack Rogge paid a tax of 10 f. He was then living in the Baarndesteech (Kohier, fol. 150, p. 35). According to the INTRO, he was a kistemacker (maker of coffins or boxes), but he may also have been a framemaker. On 30 November 1638 (two days before the present inventory was drawn up), Isaac Rogge, widower of Martyntje Jans van den Broeck, presented Jan, 23, the son of Jacob Jansz. van den Broeck, balance maker, to the Orphan Chamber, pursuant to the division of the goods left by Martijntje Jans. The young Jan Jacobsz. van den Broeck was the nephew of Martijntje Jans (WK 5073/789). Isaack Rogge was also a buyer at auction (R 18965). Martijntje Jans was presumbably the sister of Jacob Jansz. van den Broeck. The co-heirs were the children of Jacob Jansz. van den Broeck: Pieter van den Broeck, Engeltje van den Broeck and her husband Simon Bousingh, Maijcken van den Broeck, Jacob Gerritsz. Vechter(?) and his wife Maijken van den Broeck, and some children of minor age.
Notary	Pieter Carels
# of Items	7
Montias1 #	910