The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Spaeroogh, Harman Claesz.		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	131
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 2410
Date	1676/05/03
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Spaeroogh
Owner Name	Spaeroogh, Harman Claesz.
Life Dates	? |d 1676/02/27
Occupation	Employee |a Bank, insurance
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Staet ende inventaris van allen de goederen actien ende gerechtcheden mitsgaders lasten ende schulden soo ende sulcx de selve by wijlen Harman Claesz. Spaerooogh in sijn leven suppoost in de Bank van Leeninge op de xxvii Februarij 1676 binnen deser stede Amsterdam overleden metter doot zijn ontruijmt ende achtergelaten. Gemaeckt by mij Jacob de Winter openbaer notaris ....ten versoecke ende opt aengeven van Urseltje Cock moeder van hare kinderen achter[gelaten] bij haer voriger zal. man Claes Sparoogh ende jegenwoordich huysvrouw van Casper Risselijn kapiteijn, Cornelis Kick als vader van sijn onmondige kinderen in echt geprocreert bij wijlen Cornelia Spaerooch, Boudewijn van der Wiere (?) getrout met Catharina Spaeroogh, Johannes Spaeroogh ende Martinus Spaeroogh, beneffens Margarita Spaeroogh weduwe van Adriaen van Aelst die sijluijden in desen vervangen, alle in die qualite van kinderen van den voornoemden Harman Spaeroogh.
Commentary	Herman Claesz. Spaerooch was the son of Claes Spaerooch and Grietge Hermans. He was the brother of Neel Claes Spaerooch, who married Daniel van Beuningen (of R 8207 of Montias2) on 21 December 1625 (Elias, Vroedschap p. 343). On 20 July 1632, Herman Claesz. Spaerooch (of R 23667) appeared before the Orphan Chamber and declared that his three children, Grietgen, 5, Claes, 4, and Maritge, 1 1/2, whose late mother was Mayken Boudewijns, were entitled to 1600 f. for their mother's inheritance. Mayken Boudewijns was the daughter of Balthasar Boudewijns of INVNO 625 (WK 5073/789). Claes Spaerooch (cited above as the four-year-old son of Herman Spaerooch, who had died by the time this inventory was made), was married to Urseltge Cock. Catharina Spaerooch was married to Boudewijn van der Wiere(?). On 5 May 1661, Cornelis Kick, from Amsterdam, 27 years old, painter, assisted by his mother Styntje Cornelis Duyster, widow of Simon Kick, living in the Koninghstraet, was betrothed to Cornelia Spaeroogh, from Amsterdam, 24, assisted by her father Harmen Claesz. Spaeroogh, living in the Nes. On 27 September 1671, Cornelis Kick (not Eijck, as printed) and Cornelia Spaaroogh had their twin sons Johannes and Balthasar baptized in the Amstelkerck, in the presence of Jacob van Ruysdael (surely the painter), Crispina Kick (again, not Eijck), and Annitie Bressaert. Cornelis, after the death of Cornelia Spaaroogh, remarried with Maghtelie Dirkx de Rechte, from Leyden, on 21 December 1674 (betrothal) (Bredius, Künstler-inventare, p. 792). Simon Kick, who was buried on 26 September 1652, was also a painter. The other children of Herman Claesz. were Catharina, married to Boudewijn van der Wiere(?), Johannes and Martinus. Harman Claesz. Spaaroogh was the grandfather of the painter Willem Cornelisz. Kick (See Bredius, op.cit., p.793).
Notary	J. de Winter
# of Items	126
Montias1 #	40