The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Peenen, Lucas van		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	483
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	NA 676, film 4979
Date	1630/04/29
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	The fact that curators had been appointed to supervise this inventory suggests that Lucas van Peenen may have been bankrupt.
Family Name	Peenen
Owner Name	Peenen, Lucas van
Marriage Date	1625/10/18
Type of Ceremony	Pui
Residence	Op de Oostsyde van de Keysersgracht in Amsterdam
Introduction	Inventaris van den goederen meublen ende anders bevonden ten huijse van Lucas van Peenen gestaen op de Oostsyde van de Keysersgracht Postscript: Gedaen ... 25-29 Aprilis anno 1630 ten versoecke van Nicholas de Cocque ende Pieter de Bitter als curateurs van den voors. Lucas van Peene.
Commentary	Lucas van Peenen, a merchant of South Netherlandish origin, was first noted in Amsterdam in 1622 (Gelderblom, Zuid-Nederlandse kooplieden p. 310). On 18 October 1625, Luijcas (signs Lucas) van Peene, 33 years old living in the Verwerijen, assisted by his brother-in-law Pieter Jolijt, was betrothed to Catharina van Peen, living in Middelburgh (DTB 763/151). On Pieter Jolijt, ironmonger, see the NOTES to R 20007 of Montias2. On 9 May 1628, Luijcas van Peene and Catrijne van Peene had their son Pieter baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Pieter van Peene (DTB 40/451). Note that Melchior van Hoorn, of R 20007 of Montias2, married Susanna Jolijt Pieters, who seems to have been the daughter of the swager of Lucas van Peene. Their daughter Cornelia married Isaack van Peenen, who may have been the son of Lucas van Peene (see the INTRO to INVNO 395 in R 21 of Montias1).
Notary	J. Warnaertsz.
# of Items	39
Montias1 #	384