The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Hooren, Garbrant Claesz. van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	268
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	568, fol. 236, film 6547
Date	1629/01/20
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Hooren
Owner Name	Hooren, Garbrant Claesz. van
Owner Notes	and his wife Trijn Pieters [Nachtglas]
Life Dates	1571 |d c. 1624
Marriage Date	1602/04/09
Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Wine, brandy
Residence	Op de Zeedijck in Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris ende specifatie van alle de goederen nagelaten by za. Garbrant Claesz. van Hooren en Trijn Pieters voornaemd als beijde overleden bevonden sijn in haer sterfhuys. Notice in the inventory: Item aengaende den huijsraet ende imboel mitsgaders schilderijen ende gereetschap ende wijncoperij .. vercoft aen diverse personen [including the son Pieter] ... ende de rest is door de knecht van de Weescamer vercoft ende affgekomen volgens de Notitie all costen afgetrocken sijnde 845 f. 3 st. bekent tot betalinge van de laste hier ter memorie. One of the debtors to the estate was Jan Geurtsz. Bogaert (of R 21492) for 495 f. 11 st. In addition to the goods possessed by the couple, there was also huijsraet, Imboel silver en goude ringen desen boel aengaat doot 't overlyden van peet Aelff. In this boedel, there was a painting by de Cod (probably Pieter Codde):een stuck schildery van de Cod een arme oude man die alte veel gegeven hadt. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert ende gesloten ten versoucke van Jacob Pietersz. Nachtglas ende Seger Pietersz. op huyden den 20e january anno 1629.
Commentary	Garbrant Claesz. van Hoorn, born in 1571, married Trijn Pietersdr. Nachtglas on 9 April 1602. He was a wine merchant, in partnership with his brother Jan Claesz. van Hoorn (1565-1622), who was also a dealer in tar (teerkoper) (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 448 and 550). He probably died shortly before 15 January 1624 when the masters of the Orphan Chamber named Pieter van Hoorn in place of the late Garbrant Claesz. as guardian over Tymon Braemsz., the innocent son of Jan Braems. The co-guardian was Vockert Vlamingh (WK 5073/513, fol. 19vo). The heirs of Gerbrant Claesz., living next door to or in the same house of, the widow of Jan Claesz. van Hoorn, paid a tax of 100 f. in 1631, at which time they lived in the Teertuijnen (Kohier, fol. 112, p. 27). On the guardians of the children of Garbrant Claesz., see the NOTES to R 32330 of Montias2. It was probably his son, named Pieter Garbrandsz. van Hoorn, who married Elisabeth Wandelman on 27 June 1631 (see the NOTES to R 30408 of Montias2). Pieter Garbrantsz. died on 14 April 1632, and his death inventory was taken in 1637 (NA 643, film 4954, fol. 171). His widow Elisabeth Wandelmans was betrothed to the notary and future attorney Pieter Barckman on 19 April 1634 (DTB 673/93). The records of the Orphan Chamber sale of Garbrant Claesz. van Hooren to which the INTRO alludes seem to have been lost.
Notary	L. Lamberti
# of Items	25
Montias1 #	185