The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Broen, Lijsebeth		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	311
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	563A, film 6544, fol. 31r-42vo
Date	1633/10/20
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Broen
Owner Name	Broen, Lijsebeth
Owner Notes	widow of Hans Lienertsz.
Marriage Date	1585/11/30
Type of Ceremony	Kerk
Occupation	Craft |a Tailor, shoemaker, other clothing
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	probably Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris ... van sal. Lijsebeth Broen weduwe ende boelhoudtster van sal. Hans Lienertsz. eertydts hoedemaker, gelyck dieselve bij haer overlijden bevonden ende achtergelaten is, [...] op requisitie van Jan Luycksen getrouwt hebbende Lijsebet Lieners, Claes Claessen Lieftingh getrouwt hebbende Marrijtgen Lieners, Mr. Abraham van Weert getrouwt hebbende Hester Lieners ende Hendrick Bareentsz. Wachtmans als last ende procuratie hebbende van Sara Willers weduwe ende boelhouster van wylen Hans Lieners de jonge , ende sulx vooghdesse van haere onmondigen soon Dirck Lienersz., alle inder qualite kinderen ende erffgenamen tot der overledens achtergelaten goederen, Synde dieselve bevonden als volcht. Postscript: Aldus gedaen [...] ten huyse ende overstaen als voors. opten 20 ende 21 october anno 1633
Commentary	Among the books: Groot Bijbel, Erasmus's translation of the New Testament, psalm boeck, boeck in octavo van de Epistel Pauli totte Romeynen. On 30 November 1585, Hans Lenaertsz. (I), from Antwerp, was betrothed to Betteke Broen, also from Antwerp (DTB 404/82). In the Kohier van den Tweehondert Penning of 1631, Hans Lenerts, hatmaker, paid a tax of 140 f., at which time he lived on the East side of the Prinsengracht (fol. 193, p.44). The children of the couple were: Lijsbet Lieners married to Jan Luyckensz.; Marritge Lieners, married to Claes Claessen Lieftingh; Heter Lieners, married to Mr. Abraham van der Weert; Hans Lieners de jonge, married to Sara Willers. Hans Lieners de jonge had died by this date, leaving a son, named Dirck. Hans Lenaerts (Lieners, II) de jonge, likewise hatmaker, was said to be 35 years old in an act of 20 February 1624, in which three of his knechts asserted that he had employed a journeyman from Osnabrugge for four years (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.P.G. 78(1933), p.523). On 29 July 1625, the hatmaker's guild resolved that Hans Lenaertsz., hatmaker, should not employ more than 24 knechts, while the other members of the guild would be allowed no more than six (Van Dillen, op.cit. p. 579).
Notary	Jacob Westfrisius
# of Items	22
Montias1 #	229