Oorschot, Joris van
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| Inventory # | 449 |
| Archive | Gemeentearchief Amsterdam |
| Call Number | 1495, fol. 189 vo. and foll., film 1572 |
| Date | 1671/06/30 |
| City | Amsterdam |
| Country | Nederland |
| Type | Notarial |
| Purpose | death inventory |
| Family Name | Oorschot |
| Owner Name | Oorschot, Joris van |
| Owner Notes | married ,first, to Maria Coymans (1626-1666) , second, to Anna Goethals (1629-before June 1671), and, third, to Geertruy van Swieten (died 1682) |
| Life Dates | 1625 |d 1681/12/18 |
| Marriage Date | 1651/11/25; 1667/09/16; 1674/01/28 |
| Type of Ceremony | K |
| Occupation | Retail merchant |a Cloth, silk |
| Residence | Op de Keizersgracht in Amsterdam |
| Religion | probably Reformed |
| Introduction | Inventaris van de goederen van Sr. Joris van Oorschot weduwenaer van za. Anna Goethals soo ende in voegen by Oorschot de selve besit ende bijde voorn. sijne huijsvrou op den 29 april 1671 metter doot ontruijmt ende nagelaten sijn, beschreven by my Gillis Borssellaer notaris ... ten versoucke ende opt aengeven van den voorn. Sr. Oorschot ende geschadt by Grietien Arents ende Catharina Schaeck ... op den 26 juni 1671. Postscript : Compareerde voor my Sr. Joris van Oorschot weduwenaer van za. Anna Goethals ende verclarde den ... Inventaris ... deuchdelijck ... beschreven binnen Amsterdam op den 8 julij 1671 present Modestus Vennekool ende Johannes Leendertsz. [als getuijgen] ... |
| Commentary | Joris Oorschot, born in Alkmaar in 1625 died in Amsterdam and was buried in the N.K. on 18 December 1681. He was a dealer in silk cloth, first on the Bloemgracht (1651), later on the Keisersgracht (1667). He was the son of Dirck Oorschot and Catharina Jorisdr. He was married first with Maria Coymans (1626-1666), the daughter of Isaack Coymans (I) of R 28346, then with Anna Goethals, the daughter of Pieter Goethals (of R 33324 of Montias2) on 13 September 1667, and finally with Geertruy van Swieten, widow of Rem Aertsen, on 28 January 1674 (Elias, Vroedschap, pp. 760-1). The date of the inventory is the date when the paintings were recorded. |
| Notary | Gillis Borsselaer |
| Appraiser | Grietien Arents and Catharina Schaeck |
| # of Items | 61 |
| Montias1 # | 350 |
