The Montias Database of 17th Century Dutch Art Inventories

Snoeck, Hans Mathys (II)		printer-friendly view
Inventory #	963
Call Number	NA 919, film 1150
Date	1637/10/31
City	Amsterdam
Country	Nederland
Type	Notarial
Purpose	death inventory of goods held in common with surviving widow
Family Name	Snoeck
Owner Name	Snoeck, Hans Mathys (II)
Owner Notes	goods owned in common with Baefgen Symons, now his widow
Occupation	Retail merchant |a Book dealer
Residence	Op 't Boomsloot in Amsterdam
Religion	Reformed
Introduction	Inventaris ende specificatie van alle den goederen nagelaten by z. Hans Mathys Snoeck sulx hy die in syn leven met Baefgen Symons int gemeen beseten ende metter doot ontruijmt heeft. Postscript: Aldus geinventariseert in Amsterdam in den sterfhuyse van Han Matthijsz. Snoeck, gestaen als voren (op het Boomsloot), voorts verclaerde de voors. Baefge Sijmons de voorstaande inventaris op rechte ende deugdelijcke inventaris te sijn van alle de goederen by haer man metter doodt ontruijmt ende by hem in sijn leven met haer int gemeen beseten ... sonder fraude ofte list, desen xxxi octobris xvi zeven en dertich in presentie van Claes van Zanten ende Harmen Anthonisz. poorters ende getuijgen.
Commentary	Hans Matthijsz. Snoeck II was the son of the book seller Hans Matthijsz. I and of Geertruyt Pieters van Panderen who, after the death of her first husband, remarried with Gerrit Albertsz. Ruijl (of R 20815) in 1609. On 13 March 1619, Helvich Jochumsz., Niclaes van Campen, and Hendrick Laurensz. (book seller) were named guardians over Hans Matthijsz., who was still minor at the time (WK 5073/513, fol. 174). Hans Matthijsz. Snoeck II was also a buyer at auction in 1625 (R 32516). He was probably also a book seller. He was married to Baefge Sijmons who survived him. It is not clear what his family relation was with Mathijs Snoeck, the son-in-law of Louis Houwen of INVNO 182.
Notary	L. Lamberti
# of Items	39
Montias1 #	1064