The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Boddens, Pieter (de jonge)		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	321
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1915, fol. 379-383, film 2129
Date	1655/12/03
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Boddens
Owner Name	Boddens, Pieter (de jonge)
Owner Notes	and his widow Margrieta van Tongeren
Marriage Date	1651/12/08
Type of Ceremony	K (Reformed Church)
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris ... van Pieter Boddens zaliger ende zyne nagelaten weduwe Margrieta van Tongeren soo ende sulx die bij de voors Pieter Boddens nagelaten syn. Gemaeckt op't versoeck ende aengeven vande voors. Margrieta van Tongeren ... Postscript: Aldus [geinventariseert... ] Jan de Wael ende Jan de Roo ... getuijgen ... den derden december xvi vijff ende vijftich.
Commentary	On 8 December 1651, Pieter Boddens de jonge, the son of Pieter Boddens de oude of INVNO 380, was betrothed to Grietje Jans (van Tongeren) (DTB 469/361). On 1 September 1652, Pieter Boddens and Margriete van Tongeren had their daughter Cathrinna baptized in the NZ Kapel in the presence of Cathrinna Boddens and Coernelles Jacobsz. Brouwer (DTB 65/110). Cathrinna Boddens I (the witness to the baptism of Cathrinna Boddens II) was the daugher of Jan Boddens(I), the brother of Pieter Boddens de oude, and of Susanna Ruts. She married Ds. Johan Romswinckel on 12 July 1644. Jan Boddens I (Haarlem 1597, Amsterdam 1634) was a dealer in silk goods (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 628 and 803). Pieter Boddens, coming from the Lauriersgracht, was buried on 2 September 1655. 10 f. 13 st. were paid to the church on his behalf (DTB 1005/76vo). On 20 November 1664, Margrieta van Tongeren, widow of Pieter Boddens, living in the Elantsstraet, was betrothed to Jan de Raedt (DTB 486/244). The religion of Pieter Boddens de jonge, like that of his father, is inferred from the books by Johannes Uyttenbogaert, Jacob Triglandius, and Van Meteren in his inventory. He was Reformed (perhaps Remonstrant). Jan Boddens II was also a cloth dealer. He signed a petition to the Vroedschap concerning certain prohibitions on the import of English cloth in 1664 (Van Dillen, Bronnen tot de geschiedenis van het bedrijfsleven R.G.P. 144(19440, p. 737).
Notary	F. Uyttenbogaert
# of Items	16
Montias1 #	239