The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Arents, Catalijntje		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	213
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1198 fol. 23 and foll.
Date	1649/02/16
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Arents
Owner Name	Arents, Catalijntje
Owner Notes	last widow of Ernst van de Wal
Life Dates	1578 |d 1649/02/15
Marriage Date	1640
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen achtergelaten ende metter doot ontruijmt by wijlen Catalijntje Arents laest weduwe van Ernst van de Wal overleden ten huijse van Anna Simons weduwe van Gerrit van Katewijck wonende opt Boereverdriet, beschreven by mij Jan de Vos notaris .... in Amsterdam residerende ter presentie ... ende ten versoecke van Jan Jansz. de Graeff als man ende voogt van Sara Tomas Burlon wonende tot Wassenaer, Aeltje Hendrix van Mel, huijsvrouw van Pieter Willemsz. Palm wonende tot Delff, en Jannitge Joosten Groenevelt ongehoude dochter tot Leyden alle erffgenamen ab intestato van de voorn. Catalijntje Arents. Postscript: Aldus gedaen binnen Amsterdam den 16-e February 1649.
Commentary	Cathalina Arents. born in Antwerp, was the daughter of the maker of musical instruments Aert Burlon. She married the cyther-maker Nicolaes Coop I (of R 30624 of Montias2) on 26 July 1598. After Coop's death, she remarried with the painter Jan Pynas on 13 August 1630 (DTB 436/65). After the death of Jan Pynas, she married Cornelis Aertsz. van Beyeren (of R 34410), the father of the Rembrandt pupil Leendert van Beyeren (of R 34462). Finally, in 1640, she married a fourth time with the surgeon and plague master of Amsterdam and Utrecht Ernst van der Wal(l). Anna Simons, with whom Cathalina Arents lived on the Boerenverdriet at the time of her death, was the sister of the painters Jan and Jacob Simonsz. Pynas. In or about 1650, the heirs of Ernst van der Wal and Catharina Arents sold a house on the Oude Hooghstraet (originally bought by Gerrit Coop, the brother of Nicolaes Coop, on 7 May 1609). (All the above information is taken from the Dudok van Heel/Giskes article cited in Publication above).
Notary	Jan de Vos
# of Items	25
Montias1 #	131