The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Ramers (Ramaert), Paulus		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	493
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	2123, film no. 2251, fol. 459
Date	1649/11/05
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	division of commonly held property after court-ordered separation
Family Name	Ramers (Ramaert)
Owner Name	Ramers (Ramaert), Paulus
Owner Notes	and his estranged wife Agatha de Bruijn
Life Dates	1625 |d ?
Marriage Date	1647/02/14
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Artisan |a Diamond polisher, gold thread worker
Residence	Op de Warmoesgracht in Amsterdam (in 1647)
Religion	probably Reformed
Introduction	Op den 5e November 1649 compareerde voor mij Joannes Weer Notaris ... ende d' navolgende getuijgen, Paulus Ramers ten eenre ende Agata de Bruijn sijn gesepareert huijsvrouw geadsisteert met Jacob de Bruijn haer vader en gecoren voogt in desen ter ander sijde, Verclarde in gevolge van 't vonnisse nopende de separatie bij den Gerecht deser stede tusschen haerluyden gelesen in dato den xxviii October lestleden metten anderen te lesen, geschijft, gescheijjden, gedeijlt hebben de boedel ende goederen bij herluyden gemeen beseten in wegen en manieren naevolgende te weten ...Postscript: Somme vant gene Paulus Ramers heeft bedraecht tesamen 2440 gulden 14 stuivers.
Commentary	Agatha de Bruijn was the daughter of Jacob de Bruijn, silversmith in the Stilsteech of R 35688 and of Ann Jans, who was herself the daughter of Aechtie (Agatha) Dirxdr. On 14 February 147, Paulus Ramaert, from Antwerp, diamond polisher, 22, assisted by his father Hans Ramaert, living in the Warmoesstraet, was betrothed to Agatha de Bruyn, 16, from Amsterdam, assisted by her father Jacob de Bruyn (DTB 464/264). Another inventory of the possessions of Paulus Ramaert was taken on 12 November 1655 (INVNO 512, R 413 of Montias1).
Notary	J. Weer
Total Value	2440 |d 14 stuivers
Art Value	496 |d 8 stuivers
# of Items	23
Montias1 #	394