The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Troost, Jan		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	225
Call Number	3028
Date	1671/03/26
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	inventory of goods brought to marriage
Family Name	Troost
Owner Name	Troost, Jan
Owner Notes	goods brought to marriage with Anna le Maire
Life Dates	1620 |d bef. 1671
Marriage Date	1643/06/02
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Craft |a Bookbinder
Residence	Amsterdam
Introduction	Memorie van't gene mijn man zal. zo als hij met mij ondergest. ten houlick tradt in den boedel gebracht heeft als volckt.
Commentary	On 2 June 1643, Johannes Troost, from Amsterdam, bookbinder, 23 years old, no living parents, assisted by his uncle Thomas Hartogh (of R 30405 of Montias2), was betrothed to Anna le Miire (signs le Maire), assisted by her mother Catharina Kick, 22 (DTB 459/244). Catharina Kick was the wife of Hans le Maire, maker of gilded leather, of R 20171. On 3 November 1662, Johannes Troost, widower of Anna le Maire, was betrothed to Anna Barents Voogt, widow of Abraham van Bueren (DTB 483/416). On 30 April 1672, Anna Vooght, widow of Johannes Troost, was betrothed to Jan Cruijwagen (Kruywagen) (DTB 688/355). In a group portrait of the family Cruywagen (Rijksmuseum), Jan Cruywagen holds the goat. After the death of Jan Troost, a court decision awarded Anna Voogt a 5/6th part of his house on the Halssteech. Jan Cruywagen, receiver of the war council (ontfanger van de krijgsraet) died on 7 Jan 1681 (I. van Eeghen, De familie Meebeck Cruywagen, Maandblad Amstelodamum 49(1962), p. 82).
Notary	H. Venkel
Art Value	322 |d
# of Items	40
Montias1 #	142