The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Berrewijns, Barbara		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1137
Call Number	NA 563A, fol. 54 and foll.
Date	1634/04/29
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Berrewijns
Owner Name	Berrewijns, Barbara
Life Dates	? |d c. 1634
Residence	South side of Lelijgracht in Amsterdam
Introduction	Staet en inventaris van den boedel ende goederen van sal. Barbara Berrewijns, de weduwe was van Pieter Boudart ... op requisitie van Nicolaes Cocquis ten overstaen van den selven, item Jan Wijs ende des overledens suster Juffr. [left blank] Berrewijns. No postscript in microfilm.
Commentary	Barbara Berrewijns, living on the South side of the Lelijgracht, paid a tax of 185 f. in 1631 (Kohier, fol. 304, p. 69). She was the widow of Pieter Boudart, who is perhaps identical with Pieter Boddart of INVNO 586 who died about 1626. In that case she would have been his second wife (he is known to have married Maria Bave in 1610). Barbara Berrewijns may have been the daughter of Bernard Berrewins (of R 29783 of Montias2) and the sister of Sara Berrewijns of INVNO 1181, of Maria Berwijns, married to Stevn Pinel (of INVNO 715), and of Cornelia Berwijns, married to Pieter Rombout. Jan Wijs (of R 25596), who supervised the inventory, was the son of Sara Berwijns. Among the assets of the estate: an obligation in the names of Ferdinandus and Frederick Schuylenburgh (of R 25764 and R 34736 of Montias2) for 1,842 f. 15 st. 8 pen.
Montias1 #	1032