The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Bueggen, Barbara van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	426
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 1279 film 1355
Date	1636/06/10
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	Inventory of goods brought to second marriage
Family Name	Bueggen
Owner Name	Bueggen, Barbara van
Owner Notes	widow of Johannes Vitus, bride-to-be of Wilhelmus Friesman
Life Dates	1612 |d ? |n Friesman
Marriage Date	1636/06/20
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Services |a Broker, factor (Vitus)
Residence	Amsterdam
Religion	Roman Catholic
Introduction	Staet ende inventaris van de goederen meublen ende huijsraet mitsgaders schulden ende inschulden van mij Barbara van Bueggen weduwe van Johannes Vitus in sijn leven makelaer by mij althans in huwelijck te brengen aen Wilhelmus Friesman mits dat ick wt desen staet myne drie voorkinderen by mijn voors. zaliger man geteelt hare vaderlyck erffenisse ter weescamer deser stadt sal bewijsen. Postscript: In accorde desen onderteekent by mij Barbara van Bueggen weduwe van Johannes Vitius en rendante in desen, verclaerde desen staet en inventaris ter goeder trouwen en naer waerheijt ingestelt, sonder mijns wetens ijets achtergehouden te hebben, ende indien naemaels mij ijets te vooren off tot kennisse mocht komen, belove ende reservere mijn staet ende inventaris daermede te sullen mogen amplieren. Actum te Amsterdam desen 10e junij 1636. Barbara van Bueggen owned a house on the West side of the Keisersgracht, bordered on the South side, by the house of Cornels Beijaert and by the house of the widow of Evert Claesz., carpenter, on the North side, valued at 7,500 f. Among the debts owed by the rendante: to Aernoult ende Hans Pelt (cited in R 20783 of Montias2), f. 36: 9:--; to Jeremias Coesaert (cited in R 129 of Montias1), f. 13: 7:--; to Daniel van Ruwellis (cited in R 121 of Montias1), f. 13:--:--; and to Hendrick Gerritsz., stone dealer, f. 7:14: 5. The total value of the movable and unmovable goods in Barbara van Bueggen's inventory came to f. 10,022: 2:---. The net value after deducting the outstanding debts was f. 7,589: 12: 2.
Commentary	Wilhelmus Friesman (signs), from Lembden, 24 years old, embroiderer, no living parents, living on the N.Z. Achterburchwal, assisted by his sister Lyntie Friesma, was betrothed to Barbara van Beugen, from Dordrecht, widow of Jan Fietus, living on the Keysersgracht (DTB 444/352). Fitus was a sworn broker. The late Johannes Vitus may be the father of the following. On 15 February 1650, Joannes Vitus and Margaretta Court had their son Vitus baptized in the Roman Catholic Church (Boom) in the presence of Henricus Jacobs and Catharina Jacobs (DTB 316/39). The goods in this inventory were contributed to Barbara van Bueggen's marriage with Wilhelmus Friesman, with reservation for any claims that the three children she had procreated with Fitus might have from their father' inheritance. On an interrogatoire where the broker Jan Fitus was cited, see the TEXT of R 7. The interrogatoire took place at the request of Laurens Coesaert III, the putative brother of Jeremias Coesaert cited in the INTRO.
Notary	H. Schaeff
Total Value	1370 |d
Art Value	191 |d
# of Items	23
Montias1 #	327