The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Arras, Odelia van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	460
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	2262A, fol. 441 and foll., film 2470
Date	1671/08/11
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Arras
Owner Name	Arras, Odelia van
Owner Notes	and her husband Jacob van Ring
Residence	Amsterdam and in Jacob van Rings hofstede buijten Haarlem
Religion	Roman Catholic
Introduction	Inventaris van alle de goederen en middelen naergelaten ende metter doot ontruijmt bij Odelia van Arras zal-r soo ende sulcx sij die beseeten heeft met d heer ende Mr. Jacob van Ring en desselfs naegelaten weduwe, gemaeckt bij mij Adriaen Lock notaris ... ten versoecke ende opt aengeven van de voors. Mr. Jacob van Ring en is alle den imboel ende huijsraet getaxeert ende gepriseert bij Susannetgen Anthonis en Grietge Arents .... Actum in Amsterdam, is desen inventaris begonnen 11 augusti 1671 ende voltrocken den xxi octobris daeraen volgende. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert ... ten versoecke als int hooft van desen en verclaerde de inventarient [Jacob van Ring] dat hij alles den boedel van hem ende sijn overleden huijsvrouw zal-r eenichsints rackende getrouwelijck op desen inventaris heeft gebracht en doen stellen... Gedaen ter presentie van Pr. van Lodesteijn en Abraham Fredericksz.
Commentary	See inventory 453 for the inventory of Jochum van Aras (Arras), who was a close relative (brother or uncle) of Odelia van Arras. The religion of the deceased is inferred from the ritual vessels in her possession and from the portrait of Pater Musius among her paintings. P. Jacobsz. Ring, who signed the Remonstrant petition of 1628, may have been Jacob van Ring's father. On 8 August 1671, Jacob van Ring, widower of Dilia van Arras, was betrothed to Maria Heijmerick (DTB 688/254). Maria Heimerick, when she was the widow of Jacob van Ring and 77 years old, made a deposition, together with Johan Heimerick, 61, on 13 June 1706, wherein they declared at the request of Juffr. Antonette Sweers, widow of Nicolaes de Jager, that Barent Sweers had four children, one of whom named Maria married Jan Noorman, who left 6 children, including Petrus Noorman in Maastricht who became a Jesuit priest in Maastricht (Nederlandsche Leeuw 30(1912), col. 95-7.) The children of Barend Sweers, assumed to be identical with the individual just cited, were co-heirs with the painter Jacob Gerritsz. Cuyp, of the gunpowder merchant Arend van der Putten (Oud Holland 6(1888), p.138).
Notary	Adriaen Lock
Appraiser	Susannetgen Anthonis and Grietge Arents
Total Value	6745 |d 6 st.
Art Value	602 |d 1 st..
# of Items	130
Montias1 #	361