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engaged in trade with Italy, Dantzig and other parts (18 April 1637, NA 598, fol. 174, Not. Lamberti). |
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De uitgestrekte moerassen van Hatfieldchase en Isle of Axholme, droog te leggen. Dit groote gebied,een koninklijk jachtdomein, werd ten Noorden afgesloten door de Humber en de Ouse |
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Toen hij (Jacob Cats) eindelijk kon vertrekken, droegen enkele familieleden en vrienden hem op, ook hun belangen waar te nemen. |
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.Volgens een notarisprotocol van 10 Mei 1631, werd hem door Thyman Jacobsz. Hinloopen, Christina van Ruytenborgh, wed. Jan Michielsz. van Varlaer, |
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Lucas en Mattheus van Valckenburg, Willem van Wely en Pieter Cruijpenninck volmacht verleend, om met Marcus van Valckenburg naar de dijkage te gaan, |
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om brieven van burgerrecht te verkrijgen, te zorgen dat ieder zijn land opgedragen kreeg en de plaats vast te stellen, waar de |
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stukken lagen, een onderzoek in te stellen naar den stand van het werk, en wat er nog zou moeten worden gedaan en met het oog daarop zooveeï gelden te trekken, |
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als noodig zou blijken. Voorts moesten zij ambtenaren aanstellen en trachten gedaan te krijgen, dat Vermuyden hun landen zou toewijzen in het reeds drooggelegde gebied.. |
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Maarsen 02-01-1687 Helena Sophia, dochter van Balthasar Coyet en Constantia Pieraard; Ged. t.o.v. de vader, en Hr. P.J. Cruypening en sijn suster Mej. Lucretia Cruypening. |
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20 years old when he drew up his testament on 16 September 1614. He named as his universal heir Arnout Cobbaut (III), who was married to his sister Anna Cruijpenning |
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The family connections with the Luls bankers and the merchants Albert Schuyt and Hendrick de Haes already placed Pieter Cruijpenning at the nub of Amsterdam’s world of international trade and banking. |
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His sister Anna was married to Arnout Cobbaut III (of INVNO 542). Pieter Cruijpenning was 22 when he passed his testament in 1616, in which he stated that he was the heir of Arnout Cobbaut de jonge (III), |
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the son of his sister Anna (see the TEXT of R 448 of Montias2). On 4 May 1619, David and Abraham Luls, who were said to be the cousins of Pieter Cruijpenninck, and Albert Schuyt |
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(of R 28923), the aunt of whose wife (Constantia de Haze) was Constantia Coeymans I declared that Pieter Cruypenninck had behaved well as a koopgesel (apprentice merchant), both in Holland and in Italy. |
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Albert Schuyt (of R 28923 of Montias2) declared that his wife's aunt Constantia Coymans was married to Pieter Cruijpenning's father. Casper Coymans |
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(of R 31693), 66, and Balthasar Coymans, 63, testified to the same effect (NA 200, fol. 516, Not. J.F. Bruyning). On 8 November 1626, Pieter Cruijspenningh and Lucretia Coijmans |
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had their daughter Constantia baptized in the N.K. in the presence of Constantia Coijmans II (Lucretia's sister) (DTB 40/367). |
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On 8 October 1628, the couple had their twin daughters Isabella and Clara baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Jan van der Poort, and Isabella Coijmans, widow of Jan van Heusden (of R 36233) (DTB 6/218). |
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On 7 September 1631, their son Casper was baptized in the presence of Pieter Luls and Susanna van Valckenburg (see R 31706) (DTB 6/314). In 1631, Pieter Cruijt Penningh, living on O.Z. Voorburchwal (East side), |
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paid a tax of 290 f. (Kohier, fol. 174, p. 40). On 1 May 1633, the son Siprianus of Pieter Cruijpenning and Lucretia Coeymans was baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Jan van der Poort and Margrita Pelgroms (DTB 6/366). |
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On 14 October 1634, their second daughter Constantia baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Elias de Raet (of R 28395) (DTB 7/61). Lucretia was a witness at the baptism of a child of her sister |
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Isabella Coymans (married to Jan van Heusden) on 22 January 1623 (DTB 6/39). The relation between Pieter Cruypenninck and the art dealer Johannes de Renialme can be traced |
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back at least to 25 June 1635 when Johannes de Renialme transferred and sold to Cruypenninck a great leather tannery, a shoe mill, and a stone house located in Sixmilebridge in the county of Thou (now Dare) in Ireland, |
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and a large number of hides for making soles valued at 2,000 f., the whole transaction amounting to 11,000 f. (NA 642, film 4953, fol. 12). On 12 March 1636 Willem van Tongeren and Pieter Cruypenninck |
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reached an understanding concerning payment of an obligation owed to De Renialme, which Van Tongeren had guaranteed. The obligation, which was now held by Pieter Cruypenninck, was now in default. Willem van Tongeren |
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paid Cruypenninck 3,740 f. as part of the settlement (NA 413, fol. 216 and fol., Not. N. Jacobs, Extracten). On 11 April 1636, Pieter Cruypenninck,together with 30 other Amsterdam merchants, |
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testified to the credit-worthiness of Adriaen van Ackerlaeck (NA 695A, film 4821, Not. J. Warnaerts). On 18 April 1637, the honorable Pieter Cruijpenninck, from Hamburg, on one side, Mathijs Luls, from Acken, |
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on the other, contracted with Hendrick Gysius, from Dantzig, to send to Dantzig all the goods Cruijpenninck and Luls that they could send, which would then be sold. A provision of 2 percent would be retained by the senders |
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(NA 598, fol. 174, Not. Lamberti). On 5 February 1639, Matheus Luls (Abrahamsz.?) and Matheus Luls Davidsz., merchants, executors of the estate of Abraham Luls (cited in the NOTES to R 21578 of Montias2) |
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acknowledged receiving the sum of 750 f. proceeding from the last repartition of the V.O.C. from Pieter Haen (cited in the NOTES to R 21700) and Pieter Cruijpenning (NA 419A). |
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He was still alive but indisposed on 15 February 1639 (NA 419A, fol. 205). He died before 3 November 1639, when his widow tried unsuccessfully to collect a letter of exchange for 1160 f. issued in Pernambuco, Brasil. |
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The answer to the insinuatie was that the debtor had no provision (NA 419B). On 26 April 1640, the day after this inventory was drawn up at her request, the honorable Lucretia Coijmans, widow and heiress of Pieter Cruijpenningh, |
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merchant in Amsterdam, drew up a procuration whereby Albert van Breugel, bookkeeper general of the W.I.C. in Brasil, was to liquidate in her name and on her behalf, any business she may have had with Sr. Caspar van Heusden, |
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residing in Brasil, or, in case of his death, to take care of any interests she may have in his estate (NA 421, Not. J. Jacobs). On 18 March 1650, after the death of Cruypenninck, his widow Lucretia Coymans |
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and Johannes de Renialme signed an agreement to settle their dispute (which had apparently gone before the magistrates in Amsterdam) and to liquidate all the claims Coymans might have had |
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against De Renialme. He agreed to pay her 3,000 f. in three installments. At least some of the debts appeared to have arisen during Cruypenninck's life time. |
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It appears probable that Cruypenninck (and Lucretia Coymans after his death) and De Renialme had some sort of business partnership, perhaps in connection with De Renialme's art dealership (NA 1818, film 2083). |
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Lambert Massa, merchant and builder, was married to Constantia Dubois. He was the brother of Isaack Massa, whose marriage portrait with Beatrix van der Laan was painted by Frans Hals about 1622. |
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On 1 September 1622, Isaack Massa and Constantia du Bois had their son Lambert baptized in the O.K. in the presence of Pieter Latfeur, the husband of Lucretia's sister Clara (he was the buyer of R 20047). |
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Zuster Clara X Pieter Latfeur, zakenpartner van Lambert Massa. zus Isabelle X Jan van Heusden (koopman), Cornelia X Abraham de Visscher (koopman) |
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The Latfeur, Malapert, and Van der Meulen families were connected with one another through multiple ties. When Charles de Latfeur and Hester van der Meulen had their son Charles baptized in the Waalse Kerk on 29 October 1617 |
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the witnesses (two of whom had presumably been chosen as godparents of the child) were Andries van der Meulen; Samuel Becquer representing Philips Calandrini, another very rich merchant |
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Jacques van Schot; and Maria de Latfeur.843 Maria de Latfeur, the sister of Charles de Latfeur, was the first wife of Everardt Becquer, the father of Samuel Becquer. Charles de Latfeur, who signed the Remonstrant petition of 1628, |
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was a regent of the Aalmoezeniersweeshuis. He bought two lots at the Bisschop sale, a painting by (Hans Vredemans) de Vries of the stabbing of Amnon for ƒ 90 and one of His Excellency Prince Maurits for ƒ 5. |
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Finally, we recall that Charles’s brother Pieter, cited in Chapter 13, was related by marriage to Pieter Cruijpenning. Bron: Montias |
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Samuel Becquer, as we have already seen, was the son of Everhardt Becquer; he was also the husband of David van Baerle’s sister Jacomina. He was a merchant in Middelburg and a director of the Middelburg chamber of the United East Indies Company |
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and at one time lived in Arnhem. He was on very friendly terms with Constantijn Huygens and his children.844 He only bought one lot at the Bisschop sale, but it was the most expensive in the entire sale: |
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Op 29 januari 1626 ging Peter Cruijpenninck in ondertrouw met Lucretia Coijmans . Hij werd geassisteerd door zijn stiefmoeder Constancie Coijmans. |
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When Pieter Cruijpenning and his wife Lucretia Coymans had their son baptized in the Old Church on 7 September 1631, the witnesses (and probable godparents) were Pieter Luls and Susanna van Valckenburch |
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Casper Cruijspenningh was baptized in the presence of Pieter Luls and Susanna van Valckenburg. EN: David and Abraham Luls, who were said to be the cousins of Pieter Cruijpenninck. |
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Pieter Cruijpenning, born in Hamburg, was 20 years old when he drew up his testament on 16 September 1614. He named as his universal heir Arnout Cobbaut (III), who was married to his sister Anna Cruijpenning. |
