The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vriendt, Catharina Hendricks		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	451
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	2483 , film 2576
Date	1668/05/17
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Vriendt
Owner Name	Vriendt, Catharina Hendricks
Owner Notes	widow of Bartels Morcier
Marriage Date	1644/11/16
Type of Ceremony	K
Residence	Op de binnen Amstel in Amsterdam
Religion	probably Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris van de goederen metter doot ontruijmt ende nagelaten by zal. Catharina Hendricks Vriendt weduwe van Bartels Morcier gewoont hebbende ende overleden op de binnenamstel deser stede, beschreven ten versoeck ende overstaen van do. Nicolaus Mulierius predicant in de oude Zyprals (?) getrout hebbende Maria van Exel, Margareta van Exel weduwe van Pieter Emaus, Jacobus Elsevier als getrout hebbende Elisabeth van Exel, Judith van Exel huysvrou van Jan Blom vaendrich opt aengeven van ... Jacobus Elsevier door my Jacob Hellerus .... Postscript: Ende verclaerde de voors. Jacobus Elsevevier hiermede alles getrouwelyck aengegeven te hebben .... aldus gedaen .... den vierde ende 17-e meij 1668 ...
Commentary	On 16 November 1644, Anthonis Bartholomeusz. Morcher, widower of Machteltje van Vlaenderen, was betrothed to Catharina Vrient, assisted by her sister Stijntje Vriendt (DTB 461/200). Catharina Hendricks Vriendt may have been the sister of the tailor Hendrick Hendricksz. Goet Vrient who, in a deposition dated 1 July 1636, was said to be 28 years old (NOTES to R 25035 of Montias2). Jan Blom (Bloem), cited in the INTRO, is probably the artist of that name. Several works by Jan Blom (Bloem) and his brother Mattheus Bloem are represented in this inventory.
Notary	Jacob Hellerus
# of Items	63
Montias1 #	352