The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Eijnde, Gulliam van den		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1145
Call Number	DBK 5072/351(old), fol. 1 and foll.
Date	1644/07/13
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Desolate Boedelskamer
Purpose	insolvent inventory
Family Name	Eijnde
Owner Name	Eijnde, Gulliam van den
Life Dates	1586 |d ?
Marriage Date	1610/01/02
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Residence	In het Eylant van Schellingen op de Keysersgracht in Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris vande meublen, huysraet, schilderijen ende anders bevonden ten huyse van Gulliam van den Eijnde staende op de Keysersgracht genaemt het Eylant van Schellingen. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert ende beschreven den 13 julij 1644. Den 10 Augusti 1645 sijn de nevenstaende specien overgelevert aen Mr. Joris Ghijsen, omme te behandigen aen Gulliam van den Eijnde, alsoo de selve met sijne crediteuren is geaccordeert. Actum uts.
Commentary	On 2 January 1610, Gulliam van den Eynde (signs Ende), from Lye in Saraband, 24, living on the O.Z. Burchwal, was betrothed to Louis Manurel, widow of Hans Eduardus, van den Bossch (3 years a widow), living in the same place. The bride-to-be was illiterate (DTB 668/208). The insolvent Gulliam van den Eynde came to an agreement with his creditors, so that he was able to collect the proceeds of this sale. The Eylant van Schellingen was located on the Keisersgracht between the Harte and the Wolvenstraten.
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