The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Nason, Cornelis		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	242
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1812
Date	1648/11/04
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Nason
Owner Name	Nason, Cornelis
Life Dates	1593 |d c. 1648
Occupation	Manufacturer |a Dyer, wax bleacher
Residence	opt Vijverspad marckt in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris van alle de goederen roerende en onroerende huijs raet en anders metter doot ontruijmt en achtergelaten bij Cornelis Nason in sijn leven wasbleecker gewoont hebbende opt Wyvers Patie (?) marckt ten versoecke van Jan Pietersz. Boon vleischower ende de E. Jan le Goechie als gestelt voogden by de heeren weesmeesters alhier over Cornelis Nason de Jonge naergelaten soone van den voors. overleden , synde de naervolgende meubelen ende huijsraet geschat ende ten prijse hier nae uijtgedruckt by Annetge Hendricx ende Susanna Antonis.
Commentary	On 26 September 1636, Cornelis Nason, wax bleacher, 40, and Thobias de Vos, 37, testified at the request of Carel Looten (the father of Jan Looten of INVNO 286) and Christiaen Bockellion, merchants, concerning a lot of wax which Looten and Bockellion had bought from Philips Pelt (of R 28903 of Montias2) on 7 August last and sent to the waxbleaching works of the witnesses for bleaching purposes. The wax was found to be contaminated and falsified, as had been shown to Pelt (NA 694B, film 4980, Not. J. Warnaerts). On 29 February 1636, a compromise was signed by Paulus Emtingh (de jonghe), of INVNO 104 and Cornelis Nason concerning some accounting (NA 695A, film 4981). It is probable that Cornelis Nason was related to Hubert Nason cited in the NOTES to R 20435, but the precise relation could not be ascertained. Jan Legoechie, who supervised the drafting of the inventory along with the butcher Jan Pietersz. Boon, was probably the merchant and insurer Jean Legouche (cited in the TEXT of R 1112 of Montias1 and in the NOTES to R 7591 of Montias2).
Notary	A. Eggericx
Appraiser	Annetge Hendricx and Susanna Antonis
Art Value	141 |d 6 stuivers
# of Items	27
Montias1 #	160