The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Broeck, Andries van den		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1242
Call Number	NA 694B
Date	1633/06/17
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Broeck, van den
Owner Name	Broeck, Andries van den
Occupation	Manufacturer |a Sugar refiner
Residence	In de Santstraet in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen nagelaten ende metter doot ontruijmt by Andries van den Broeck bevonden in zyn sterffhuys gestaen binnen Amsterdam in de Santstraet ende syn als volcht. Postscript: Aldus beschreven op te seventiende junij xvi C drie en dertich by my Jan Warnaers ... ten versoecke van Hans van den Broeck, d'eersame Fransoys Jansz., Abraham van den Broeck, Guilliam van den Broeck, ende Jacob van Hanswyck, mitsgaders Nicolaes Cocque als by de heeren weesmeesteren deser stede geordonneert voocht ...
Commentary	The information known about Andries van den Broeck is supplied in the NOTES to R 28782 of Montias2. Hans van den Broeck, cited in the INTRO, was the second of this name, probably the son of Hans van den Broeck I. He seems to have been the brother of Andries van den Broeck, as well as of Abraham and Guilliam van den Broeck, cited in the NOTES to R 28792 of Montias2. Fransoys Jansz. has not been identified (although he also appears in the NOTES to R 28782). Lucretia van de Broeck, who was probably Andries's sister (she is cited as the witness to the baptism of one of his children in 1612 in the NOTES to R 28792) made a declaration in the inventory regarding the linens that it contained. Among the religious books: Johannes Sleydanus, oude Duytsche Bibel, drie Franse Psalmboecken.
Notary	J. Warnaerts
# of Items	49
Montias1 #	1163