The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Vermeulen, Claertge		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	534
Archive	Gemeentearchief Amsterdam
Call Number	2467, fol. 85, film nr. 2572
Date	1668/05/13
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	unknown
Family Name	Vermeulen
Owner Name	Vermeulen, Claertge
Owner Notes	widow of Anthonij Matthijs
Marriage Date	1623/05/06
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Services |a Broker
Residence	Inde Beulinghstraet in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed/Calvinist
Introduction	Op huijden derthjiende meij anno 1668 Compareerde voor mij Reijnier Duee notaris ... in presentie van de nabeschreven getuijgen, d' eerbare Claertge Vermeulen, weduwe van Anthonij Matthijs in sijn leven gesworen maeckelaer, wonende tegenwordich inde Beulinghstraet alhier mij notaris bekent, sijnde sieckelijck in lichaem nochtans haer verstant, memorie ende uytspraeke volcomentlijck hebbende ..., de welcke verclarde bij leven ende sterven dat all het geene haer tegenwordich is toebehorende is bestaende in het naergenoemde ... Postscript: Verclarde sij Comparante voor tegenwoordich geene andere off meerder goederen off penningen dan hier vooren sijn gespecificeert...
Commentary	On 6 May 1623, Anthonis Mattijssoon, leather tanner (huijvetter), 26, assisted by his father Steven Matthijsz., living in the Beulingstraet, was betrothed to Claartie Vermeulen, 19, assisted by her father Francois Vermeulen, living in the Elantstraet (DTB 428/45). Many leather workers and tanners lived in the Elantstraat. Anthonis Mattijsz. apparently became a broker at a later point in his life (as the INTRO indicates). The presence of predicants bortgens, including portraits of Wittwrongel, Junius and Carrentius, suggests that the owner was of the Calvinist persuasion.
Notary	R. Duee
# of Items	30
Montias1 #	440