The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Gerrits, Aeltien		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	142
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 483 B fol. 332 and foll.
Date	1636/12/04
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Gerrits
Owner Name	Gerrits, Aeltien
Owner Notes	widow of Dirck Harmenss
Life Dates	1590 |d c. 1636
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Occupation	Food preparation |a Baker, pastry cook
Residence	In the Halssteech dwarstraet in Amsterdam
Religion	Roman Catholic
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen die Aeltien Gerrits weduwe van Dirck Harmenss in sijn leven backer metter doot ontruijmt ende nagelaten heeft. Geinventariseert ten versoecke van de eersame Roeloff Codden soo voor hem als in naemen van wegen Maerten Codden sijn broeder als voogden van den kinderen van Gerrit Jansz. Lambering ende Jan Heijmerick als man ende voogt van Marrij Hendrix erfgenamen van de voorn. Aeltien Gerrits.
Commentary	Aeltien Gerrits was first married to Gerrit Jansz. Lambrinck (of INVNO 622 of R 522 of Montias1). On 5 October 1610, Gerrit Jansz. Lambrinck, 27, assisted by his father Jan Gerritsz. Lambrinck and his mother Mary Jans, was betrothed to Aaltje Gerrits Coppes, 20, living op 't Water (DTB 666/27). He probably died shortly before 9 September 1626 when the inventory of his goods was taken. Note that, at that earlier sale, two gold rings were bought by Marten Codde, cited in the above INTRO. On the brothers Marten and Roeloff Codde, who were guardians of the children left by the couple, see R 21399 and 7591 of Montias2. The family was Roman Catholic, as the Catholyck handboeck in this inventory attests.
Notary	Palm Mathijs
# of Items	31
Montias1 #	87