| Introduction | Inventaris ... van wijlen Elisabeth Tonnemans weduwe wijlen Davidt Jacobsz. de Wilde, in sijn leven secretaris vande tresoriers alhier, soo die op huijden in haer sterffhuys bevonden zijn. Gemaeckt op't versoeck van Jouffr. Emmerentia van Hanswijck, weduwe van Mr. Jacob de Wilde, als moeder over hare drie onmondige kinderen geprocreert byde gemelte haer man ende indien qualite mede erffgenaem van wijlen de voors. Elisabeth Tonnemans, ende ten overstaen van Dirck Dirxsz. Grijp, als byden E. heeren weesmeesteren daertoe gecommitteert ... Postscript: Aldus gedaen binnen Amsterdam ter presentie van Hendrick van Beeck ende Jacob Marijn inwoonders deser stede, als getuijgen hierover gestaen, den xxxi Augusti 1652 |
| Commentary | The owners' religion was inferred from a print of Dr. Tulp in the inventory and from the presence of a Martelaersboeck. On 23 March 1596, David Jacobsz. de Wilde was betrothed to Maritje Dierics van Heemskerk (DTB 407/354). On 9 October 1604, Lijsbet Pieters Tonnemans was betrothed to Lodewijck Isaaxsz. (DTB 411/329). On 26 July 1613, David Jacobsz. de Wilt, secretaris der Thesorie dese stede, widower of Maria Dirks van Heemskerck, living in the Spinhuistraet, was betrothed to Lijsbet Pieters Tonnemans, widow of Lodowijk Ysaax (3 years), living in the Koningsdwarstraet (DTB 417/184). Lijsbet Pieters was apparently the sister of Pieter Tonneman who was a cashier (of the Thesaurie ?), aged 42, in a deposition of 28 February 1633 (NA 910, Not. Pieter Eyloff). On 23 September 1625, David Jacobsz. de Wilde and Lisbet Tonnemans had their daughter Gertruyd baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Pr. J. Gotringh (DTB 40/314). Maritje Dircks, born in 1574, was the daughter of Dirck Cornelisz. van Beest van Heemskerck from Delft. David Jacobsz., born in 1576 and buried on 18 May 1638 in the O.K. was at first stokvischkooper (fish dealer) op 't Water, then followed his father-in-law, after the latter's death, as clerk of the Thesaurie Ordinaris. In 1611, he received the title of Secretaris der Thesaurie (Elias, Vroedschap, p. 1152). In 1631, he paid a tax of 31 f. 5 st. (Kohier fol. 6vo., p.3). Another of his daughters, named Sara, married Herman de Meijer, from der Burgh, plate engraver, on 10 January 1652 (Obreen, Archief 2(1879-1880), p. 164). |
