The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vogel, Magdalena de		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	209
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	271 fol 611 and foll.
Date	1661/02/11
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory of possessions held in common
Family Name	Vogel
Owner Name	Vogel, Magdalena de
Owner Notes	wife of Goosen van Dien
Life Dates	1626 |d 1660/1661
Marriage Date	1647/12/27
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Merchant (largescale)
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	staat en inventaris van de goederen middelen ende effecten naargelaten ende metter doot ontruijmt bij Magdalena de Vogel huijsvrouw van Goosen van Dien zoo ende sulcx sij die met haer man beseten heeft , gemaeckt by my Vincent Swaneburgh notaris ende ter presentie van de ... getuygen ende dat opt aengeven ende t'overstaan van Juffr. Cattarina de Vogel, Daniel de Vogel, Joost de Pluijm ende Wouter int Hoogh mitsgaders andere vrunden. Postcript: Aldus geinventariseert door ende ten overstaen [as above] 11 February 1661
Commentary	Goosen van Dien (or Dieden) was the son of Jochum van Dien (of R 23405 of Montias2) and of Aeltge Goosens. He was 3 years old on 23 March 1624 when his inheritance was brought to the Orphan Chamber. Magdalena de Vogel, the daughter of Jan de Vogel and Catharina Daniels (van Beuningen), was 12 years old when her inheritance was brought to the Orphan Chamber on 1 July 1638. At that time, her sister Catharina was 4 years old and her brother Daniel was 3 years old (both are cited in the INTRO). On these ages and that of the other children of Jan de Vogel, see the NOTES to R 26637 of Montias2. Catharina de Vogel married Joost Pluijmer on 23 September 1655, when she was said to be 22 (DTB 475/11) Goosen van Dien was the son of Catalijna Pieters. the daughter of the painter Pieter Isaacksz. (see the TEXT of R 34). Jan de Vogel was a buyer at auction (R 26637 of Montias2). On 27 December 1647, Goosen van Dieden, from Amsterdam, merchant, 22 years old, assisted by his father Jochem van Dieden, living on the Coninxgracht, was betrothed to Magdalena de Vogel, 22, assisted by her mother Catharina de Vogel, living in the Breestraet (DTB 465/285). Note that Goosen van Dien made himself four years younger than he was when he was betrothed. On 8 November 1648, Goos van Diemen and Magdelana de Vogel had their son Johannes baptized in the ZK in the presence of Pieter Jochumsz. van Diemen (presumably Goosen's brother) (DTB 93/254). None of the works of art bought at auction by either Jochem van Dien or Jan de Vogel turned up in the present inventory.
Notary	V. Swanenburch
# of Items	23
Montias1 #	127