The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Hogemade, Cornelia		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1090
Call Number	NA 1711, film 1943, fol. 441-446.
Date	1659/01/25
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	unknown
Family Name	Hogemade
Owner Name	Hogemade, Cornelia
Owner Notes	wife of Rogier Busch
Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventarisatie ende taxatie van de meublen, huijsraet ende imboel gedaen respective door mij onderget. Notaris ende Wijntje Willems ende Commerijntje Cornelis gesworen schatsers ten versoucke van Cornelia Hogemade huysvrouw van Rogier Busch om het in tijd en wijl te strecken ende dienen als nae tehoren. Postscript: Aldus gedaen geinventariseert ende getaxeert binnen Amsterdam ter presentie van Nicolaes Blyenberch ende Jacobus Spilbergh als getuygen den xxve january xvic negen en vyfftich.
Commentary	In 1630, Zeger Mol, together with his brother-in-law Hogemade, turned over to Rogier Bus, merchant, who was also married to a Hogemade, the house De draeck on the Warmoesstraet. Zeger Mol was the uncle of Matthijs Kitsgens, the son of Michiel Kistgens of R 24904 of Montias2. On 3 March 1653, Joris Vinckel, the brother of Jasper Vinckel of R 20783 of Montias2, paid the tax on the house. Joris and Jasper Vinckel were the sons of Ursula Mols and Matthijs Vinckel. Ursula Mols, in turn, was the sister of Zeger Mol cited above (Maandblad Amstelodamum 61(1974), p. 106 and Nederlandsche Leeuw 50(1932), col. 142).
Notary	P. de Bary
Total Value	2933 |d
Art Value	277 |d
# of Items	47
Montias1 #	989