The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Stapelmour, Wouter		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	330
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	1914 fol. 544-557 film 2128
Date	1651/08/30
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Stapelmour
Owner Name	Stapelmour, Wouter
Owner Notes	and his widow Aeltje Cornelis
Marriage Date	1641/06/29
Type of Ceremony	K (Reformed Church)
Occupation	Services |a Barber/surgeon
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	Lutheran
Introduction	Inventaris van alle de goederen metter doodt ontruijmt ende naegelaten bij Mr. Wouter Stapelmour in zijn leven chirurgijn alhier, soo ende sulx die int gemeen worden beseten, ende opgegeven zijn, bij Aeltje Cornelis, nagelaten weduwe van de gemelte Wouter Stapelmour ende op't versoeck van mr. Herman Stapelmour chirurgijn tot Aurick in Oostvrieslant, van hem selffs, ende als procuratie hebbende van zijn moeder, broeder ende suster ....Postscript: Aldus ... ter presentie van Sijmon Vrijburch ende Hendrick van Beeck inwoonders deser stede als getuijgen hierover gestaen den xxxen Augusti 1651
Commentary	Among the books: Luytersche Bijbel, Martelaersboeck. On 29 June 1641, Wouter Stapelman, from Aurick, surgeon, living in the Breestraet, no living parents, was betrothed to Annetje Cornelis, widow of Gerrit Anthonisz., living as above (DTB 456/61). Gerrit Anthonisz. was himself a surgeon. On 12 September 1625, Gerrit Anthonissen, from Amsterdam, surgeon, assisted by Teunis Gerritsz., his father, living on the Nieuw Ossenmarckt, was betrothed to Annetje Cornelis, 27, assisted by her sister Jannetge Cornelis (DTB 430/247). Wouter Stapelmoer may have been the father or the older brother of the surgeon Ludolf Stapelmoer, whose widow married the book seller (and hommes de lettres) Jacob Vinckel on 4 April 1672 (H.F. Wijnman, Uit de kring van Rembrandt en Vondel, 1959, p. 167). Among the debts due by the estate were 3,300 f. to the children from a previous marriage (voorkinderen), named Cornelis and Marritge de Ruyter, and 1,250 f. as the unpaid portion of a house bought by Stapelmour.
Notary	F. Uyttenbogaert
Total Value	1944 |d 2 stuivers
Art Value	93 |d 18 stuivers
# of Items	17
Montias1 #	248