The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vries, Hendrick de		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1210
Call Number	NA 371, fol. 100 and foll.
Date	1635/08/21
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	Transfer of goods from son to mother
Family Name	Vries
Owner Name	Vries, Hendrick de
Owner Notes	transfer of goods to his mother Aeltgen Schinckels
Marriage Date	1620/11/20
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Artisan |a Glassmaker
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen ende huysraden die ick ondergest. aen my moeder Aeltgen Schinckels weduwe van Henrick Hudde sal. ben transporterende. Postscript: Aldus gedaen ende gejnventariseert binnen Amsterdam den xxi augusty anno 1635 ten overstaen van my Willem Cluyt notaris, Guert Diercxsen ende Fredrick Willemsz. als getuygen hiertoe versocht. Signed: Hendrick de Vriese Geraerts.
Commentary	Aeltgen Schinckels (or Schenckels), widow of Hendrick Hudde Rutgersz., had formerly been married to Gerrit de Vries (I) (see the NOTES to R 23597 of Montias2 about Willem Gerritsz. de Vries, the brother of Hendrick de Vries of the present inventory). Rutgert Hudde was a burgomaster of Campen. His son Hendrick Hudde Rutgersz. (1591-1637) did business in company with Jan Hellincx of R 36235 of Montias2, who married his daughter Geertruyd (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 327). Elias cites only his wife Clara Nijs who is said to have died in 1648 (ibid.) But, barring an extraordinary coincidence of names, Hendrick Hudde Rutgersz. must have remarried with Aeltge Schinckels. Both Willem and Hendrick de Vries were buyers at the Louis Rocourt sale of 1627. Hendrick Gerritsz. de Vries was betrothed to Trijntje Hendricx on 4 November and married on 20 November 1620 (DTB 425/119). For further information about Hendrick de Vries, see the NOTES to R 23567 of Montias2.
Notary	Willem Cluyt
# of Items	34
Montias1 #	1129