The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Crisp, Jacob		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	228
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 1498
Date	1638/09/02
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	sale contract
Family Name	Crisp
Owner Name	Crisp, Jacob
Owner Notes	Goods transferred to Claas Pietersz. Seebock
Life Dates	1600 |d ? |n Crisp
Marriage Date	1628/04/08
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Employee |a Private firm
Residence	Op de Nieuwe Zijts Voorburgwal in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Op huyden den tweeden Augusty 1638 compareerden voor mij Jan Volkaertsz. Oli openbaer notaris .... ter presentie van de onderget. getuijgen Sr. Jacob Crisp coopman binnen deser stede my not. bekent ende geliefde voor hem ende sijnen erven vrywillig opgedragen, gecedeert ende bedachtelijck vercocht ... aen d'eersame Claes Pietersz. Seebock (Zeebeck) mede coopman alhier present synde ... ende desen transport accepterende, alle de meuble goederen ende imboel hiernae gespecificeert berustende ten huijse van hem comparant staende op de Nieuwe Zijts Voorburgwal ende elck tot prijse als volght. Postscript: Gedaen binnen Amsterdam tot huyse myns notaris ter presentie van Abraham Auckes ende Jacob Goutsbloem getuygen hiertoe versocht.
Commentary	Claes Pietersz. van Zeebeck (Zeebeke, Zeebock) was apparently the son of Pieter van Zeebeke and of Lijsbet Tijmens. After the death of Pieter van Zeebeke, Lijsbet Tijmens was betrothed to Jan Jacobsz. van Honthorst, widower of Maijken Herts, on 17 July 1599 (DTB 762a/122). Aaltje Pieters Zeebeck, who died before 9 April 1594, when her late husband Jacob Stevensz. remarried with Anneke Everts, may have been the sister of Claes Pietersz. van Zeebeck (DTB 407/2). On 8 April 1628, Jacob Crisp (signs James Crispe), from London, coopgesel (merchant's employee), 28, no living parents, assisted by his niece Rebecca Baerle, living on the O.Z. Achterburchwal, was betrothed to Graia Steyns, from Amsterdam, 26, assisted by her brother Joseph Steyns, notary public, living on the Fluwele Burgwal (DTB 433/17). On 14 January 1629, James Crisp had his son Joseph baptized in the English church (no mention of the mother's name) (DTB 137/35). On 26 March 1629, merchant, acknowledged receiving 810 f. to his full satisfaction, via Joseph Steyns, notary, (his brother-in-law). He accordingly returned the household goods that he had obtained in 1638 (presumably the goods in the present inventory) (NA 1498, Not. Oly).
Notary	Jan Oli
Art Value	262 |d 13 stuivers
# of Items	20
Montias1 #	145