The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Retaen, Anna		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	445
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	2483 fol. 803 and foll., act 23, film 2576
Date	1671/07/14
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Retaen
Owner Name	Retaen, Anna
Owner Notes	widow of Hendrick Lintlagh
Life Dates	1600 |d 1671/06/16
Marriage Date	1653/12/20
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Residence	Op de Keisersgracht in Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen metter doot ontruijmt van Juffr. Anna Retaen weduwe van Hendrick Lyntlagh gewoont hebbende ende overleden op de Keisersgracht op de Westermarckt deser stede, beschreven ten versouck van Sr. Pieter van Ingelen, Jan Linnickhuijsen ende Joannes van der Meulen als bij testamente van den overleden gestelde administrateurs over haer nagelaten goederen ten overstaen van Jan Petrus Retaen des overledens neve ende geinstitueerde erfgenam. Postscript: Aldus gedaen end gepasseert ... op de 13 ende 14 July ao. 1671 int bijsijn van Hendrick Houten ende Jacobus Reyndersen als getuijgen.
Commentary	On 20 December 1653, Hendrick Lintlage, from Ossenbrugge, merchant, widower of Helena 't Hart, living in Rotterdam, was betrothed to Anna Retaen, from Aken, 53, living on the Princengracht (DTB 682/88). Anna Rethaen was buried in the Z.K. on 16 June 1671 (DTB 1091/17). Jan Petrus Retaen, Anna's nephew, was the designated universal heir. He may possibly be identical with the (amateur?) painter Hans Retaen to whom a vase of flowers and an untitled painting were attributed.
Notary	Jacob Hellerus
# of Items	49
Montias1 #	346