The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Goijer, Abraham de		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	961
Call Number	NA 968
Date	1653/03/18
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory
Family Name	Goijer
Owner Name	Goijer, Abraham de
Life Dates	1581 |d c. 1653
Marriage Date	1601/02/17
Type of Ceremony	K
Occupation	Merchant (largescale) |a Cloth, silk
Residence	Op 't Regulierspoort bij 't Walepadt in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	[...damaged by fire ...] buyten de Regulierspoort bijt Walepadt deser stede beschreven door mij Benedict Baddel by den hove van Holanndt geadmiteerde Notaris 't Amsterdam residerende ten versoecke van den eersame Sr. Johannes Treeckels coopman deser stede soo vor hem selven als voor d'eersame Philips Mattheussen end Joris Treeckels, alle drij als testamentel[ijcke] executeurs van den testamemt des voors. overledenen, administrateuren van de nagelatene goederen ende voochdden over sijne onmondige erffgenamen ten overstaen van de voors. Sr. Johannes Treeckels midtsgaders van Hugo ende Barent de Goijer des voors. saliger Abraham de Goijer twee kinderen ende ter presentie van Christoffel van Akerlaken ende Johannes Harmansz. als getuijgen op dijnsdagh den achthienden dagh der maendt Martij des Jaer 1653.
Commentary	On 17 February 1601, Abraham de Goijer, 20 years old, from Eulenburgh, was betrothed to Trijntje Barents (DTB 409/336). On 4 December 1636 he was betrothed for the second time with Elisabeth Suijers (DTB 430/340). His children from the first marriage were said to be of the following ages at the time Abraham de Goijer appeared before the Orphan Chamber after the death of his first wife on 16 July 1621: Huych 17, Weijntgen, 15, Jannetge, 10, and Barent, 4 (WK 5073/709, fol. 184vo.). All but Huych (Hugo) and Barent had died by the time this inventory was taken. For other details on Abraham de Goijer, see R 24908 of Montias2.
Notary	Benedict Baddel
# of Items	76
Montias1 #	861