The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Hommess, Hendrijck		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	107
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1996B, fol. 968-972, film 2162
Date	1664/05/16
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	Inventory of goods sold by father to son.
Family Name	Hommess
Owner Name	Hommess, Hendrijck
Owner Notes	widower of Annetge Cornelis
Life Dates	? |d 1687/01/18
Marriage Date	1633/04/16
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Hendrijck Hommess weduwenaer ende boedelhouder van wijlen Annetge Cornelis heeft vercocht ende Cornelis van Nes sijn soon heeft van de selve gecocht alle de inboel ende huijsraet die hij Hendric Hommess heeft [naergelaten] ende hiervoren van stuc tot stuc gespecificeert ende door Commeryntje Cornelis gesworen schatser gepriseert 774 car. gulden te betalen als volcht namentlyck 170 voorde huijsjuijr 400 gulden contant ende de resterende 204 gulden over drie maenden naer dato. Bekende de voorts. Henric Hommess de gemelte 400 gulden ontfangen te hebben uyt handen van de gemelde sijn soon . In contante gelden d'selve voor so vele quiterende. Gaff hij aen de selve over alle de gemelde meuble goederen hier voren gespecificeert etc...Gedaen binnen Amsterdam ende gepasseert voor mij Jacob van Loosdrecht openbaer notaris den 16en may 1664
Commentary	On 16 April 1633, Heyndrik Hommess, widower of Teuntje Baerents, was betrothed to Hannetje Cornelis van Remouls (DTB 765/24). The goods in this inventory were pledged to Hommes's son Cornelis van Nes as security for a loan in part for house rent. On 11 February 1638, an interrogatoire of Hendrick Hommesen was carried out at the request of Laurens Coesaert (probably III, son of II of R 33388). Isaack van Geleyn (probably the father of Geleyn Isaacksz. cited in the NOTES to R 30817) actually answered the questions. Had he not been in the company of Hendrick Homessen and of the broker Jan Vitus (the former husband of the owner of INVNO 426)? Hadn't they showed the accounting books etc..(NA 1466, film 1556). Hendrick Hommess, who may be identical with the owner of these goods, was buried in the N.K. on 18 January 1687 (DTB 1056/321).
Notary	Loosdrecht, Jacob van
Total Value	774 |d
Art Value	80 |d 10 stuivers
# of Items	29
Montias1 #	7