The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Cloeck, Maria Jacobsdr.		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	1243
Call Number	NA 694B
Date	1633/08/31
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Cloeck
Owner Name	Cloeck, Maria Jacobsdr.
Owner Notes	widow of Pieter Jacobs Elias
Life Dates	1589 |d 1632 |n Elias; 1592/03/28 |d 1633/06/12 |n Cloeck
Marriage Date	1624/04/13
Occupation	Manufacture |a Soap-boiling
Residence	Op de West syde van de NZ Voorburgwal wthangende de clock in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen ende inboelen nagelaten ende metter doot ontruymt by Maria Cloeck Jacobsdr. weduwe van wylen Pieter Jacobs Elias bevonden in haer sterfhuys gestaen binnen Amsterdam op de West syde van de NZ Voorburgwal wthangende de Clock, synde als volcht. Postscript: Aldus beschreven by my Jan Warnaerts openbaer notaris ... ten versoeck van d'eersame Ruys Jacobsz. Cloeck ende Reyer Pietersen Elias, voochden over d'nagelaten kinderen van de voors. Marya Jacobs Cloeck, ter presentie van Jan Jansz. seepsiedersknecht ende Cornelis Gerbrantsz. als getuygen hiertoe versocht, den leste augustus xvi drie en dertich.
Commentary	Maria Cloeck was the daughter of Jacob Florisz. Cloeck and of Aefge Frans Ruysch, who were married in 1590. She was the sister of Catharina Cloeck who married Pieter van de Venne in 1621. After her death, Van de Venne remarried with Maria Florianus (of R 30178 of Montias2). Pieter Jacobs Elias (1584-1632), of South Netherlandish origin, was first noted in Amsterdam in 1607. He was an important soapboiler (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden p. 299). After the death of Maria Cloeck, Elias remarried with Maritgen van Heemskerck (Elias, Vroedschap p. 397). Among the books: Catechismus Ursinus, boeck van Triglandus, Roeloff Pietersz.
Notary	J. Warnaerts
# of Items	30
Montias1 #	1164