The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Weerde, Joris van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1212
Call Number	DBK 5072/358
Date	1652/01/25
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Desolate Boedelskamer
Purpose	inventory of insolvent individual
Family Name	Weerde
Owner Name	Weerde, Joris van
Life Dates	1596 |d c. 1652
Marriage Date	1621/03/27
Type of Ceremony	K
Residence	Op 't eynde van de Heeregraft by de Schans in Amsterdam
Religion	probably Reformed/Calvinist
Introduction	Inventaris van de meubelen ende huysraet bevonden in den boedel van Joris van Weerde. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert ende beschreven den 24 January 1652. 2nd postscript: Op huijden den 25e january 1652 heeft Julien Lamson de jonge coopman hier ter stede hem gestelt cautionaris ende borge voor de meubelen ende huysraet bevonden in de boedel van Joris van Weerden in de vorenstaande inventaris begrepen ende gespecificeert. Belovende all 't geene in de selve bevonden soude moogen werden vermist ofte verandert te wesen selffs te restitueren ofte goet te doen, onder 't verbant van alle syne goederen geen uijtgesondert etc... ten dagh ende jaere als boven.
Commentary	On 27 March 1621, Joris van Weerden, from Middelburgh, 25, having shown his parents' consent, living in the Spinhuissteeg, was betrothed to Judith de la Outer, 20, no living parents, living as above, assisted by Nicolaes Gras, her pater nutritius (presumable an adoptive father) (DTB 426/6). On 13 March 1622, Joris van Weerden and Judith de la Outre had their son Luijcas baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Pieter Lintelo (DTB 40/162). The merchant Julien Lamson de jonge guaranteed that he would make up any items in this inventory that might be missing or altered. The religion of the owner (probably Calvinist) is inferred from the portrait of Calvin in the inventory. Joris van Weerde may have died by the time this inventory was drawn up in view of the marginal notation heeft gewoont op 't eynde ...
# of Items	66
Montias1 #	1131