The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Gerrits, Grietje		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	279
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 568
Date	1630/12/05
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Gerrits
Owner Name	Gerrits, Grietje
Owner Notes	and Jan Jansz. Cranenburch
Occupation	Food preparation |a Baker, pastry cook
Residence	Op de Haarlemer dijck opt hoeck vant Gouwenaers steeghgen
Introduction	Inventaris ende specificatie van allen den goederen nagelaten bij z. Grietje Gerrits sulcx zij die selve metter dood dese werelt ontruijmt ende met Jan Jansz. Cranenburch coeckebacker binnen deser stede Amsterdam int gemeen beseten heeft. Postscriptum: Aldus geinventariseert in Amsterdam in den sterffhuijs van de voors. wylen Grietje Gerrits gestaen op de Haarlemer dijck opt hoeck vant gouwenaers steechgen op de 5-e 6-en ende 7-en december 1630 in presentie van Pr. Anthonisz. ende Jacob Jansz. Hollesloot als getuigen...
Commentary	Grietie Gerrits was apparently first married to Abram Maes (see the portraits of R 7172 and R 7173 of Montias2). Jan Maes Abrahamsz. and Annetge Maes Abrahams, married to Jan Verstegen, son of Gerard Verstegen (II?), were their children (see the act of 12 February 1636 of NA 597, Not. Lamberti). On 2 January 1636, Jan Verstege, merchant, 54, and Jannetje Verstege declared at the request of Laurentius van den Bogaert that they had been asked to go the house of Jan van Hensbergen (cited in the NOTES of R 37031 of Montias2) (NA 1353, Not. Barcman). On 3 November 1635, Jan Abrahamsz. Maes, from Amsterdam, apprentice cake baker, was betrothed to Annetje van der Meer, both living in Alkmaar. He was assisted by Jan Gerritsz., glass engraver, and by Adriaen Maes (DTB 765/75). Jan Jansz. Cranenburch was also a pastry baker.
Notary	L. Lamberti
# of Items	38
Montias1 #	196