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"WILLEMSENS, Wed. van Joris. Zij was nog werkzaam in 1703 en woonde op dit tijdstip in het (Kip) Kiddorp, over den Jesuiten Toren, In St. Ignotius. Op een ander werk vinden wij vermeld, achter den Jesuiten Toren, ook by den Jesuiten Toren, in St. Ignatius."<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/deboekdrukkersb00olthgoog#page/n130/mode/2up Frans Olthoff, De boekdrukkers, boekverkoopers en uitgevers in Antwerpen (Antwerpen, 1891), p.115]</ref> | "WILLEMSENS, Wed. van Joris. Zij was nog werkzaam in 1703 en woonde op dit tijdstip in het (Kip) Kiddorp, over den Jesuiten Toren, In St. Ignotius. Op een ander werk vinden wij vermeld, achter den Jesuiten Toren, ook by den Jesuiten Toren, in St. Ignatius."<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/deboekdrukkersb00olthgoog#page/n130/mode/2up Frans Olthoff, De boekdrukkers, boekverkoopers en uitgevers in Antwerpen (Antwerpen, 1891), p.115]</ref> | ||
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| + | Michiel Peeters, the younger son of Silver Ship lader, the Antwerp merchant Eduard Peeters, and his wife Anna Goyvaertsen van de Graef, is shown as "Décédé le 14 mars 1729", with the note "Ridder, wonende in het huis "De Sikkel" op het Kipdorp te Antwerpen (1714)". He is shown as "Marié en 1683 avec Maria Josepha VAN EELEN †ca 1702", with whom he had five children.<ref>[http://gw.geneanet.org/johanvanlooy?lang=fr;p=michiel;n=peeters Généalogie de Johan van LOOY: Michiel PEETERS]</ref> The genealogical record of Michiel Peeters draws heavily on the familie-archief Peeters d'Aertselaer. The marriage contract between Michiel Peeters and Maria Josepha van Eelen was dated February 10th 1683 witnessed by Michiel Peeters' maternal uncle (Adriaen Goijvaertsen vanden Graeff), who is described as "bouwmeester van Antwerpen" and "Jan van Eelen" wiho is descibed as "Ridder" (Item: P.3/41.0.0) | ||
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Revision as of 21:38, March 4, 2016
| Volume | HCA 13/69 Silver 4 |
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| Folio | 3 |
| Side | Recto |
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| Uploaded image; transcribed on 27/08/2015 | |
| Note | |
| IMAGE: IMG_118_07_2649.jpg | |
| First transcriber | |
| Colin Greenstreet | |
| First transcribed | |
| 2015/08/27 | |
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[ADD DATA]
...And saith that the sayd
producents are natives of fflanders, and subiects of the King of Spaine
and so accounted, And the sayd Christian Aelst is an officer of the
King of Spaines mint att Antwerp where he hath his wife children and family
And the sayd Hjeronimo Brudgmans for about seven or eight yeares hath
lived in Sevell in Spaine; And both the sayd producents by common repute
have bin subiects of the King of Spaine all their tymes respectively.
The premisses this deponent knoweth being a servant of the sayd Hieronimo
and having correspondence with the sayd Christian Aelst and hath bene att his
howse in Antwerpe aforesayd. And further he cannot depose.
To the crosse Interrogatories. [CENTRE HEADING]
Row dt.
To the 1st negatively.
To the .2.d he saith he hath knowne the parties interrate, who by common repute are both
natives of Antwerpe, five yeares or thereabouts, and saw the sayd Hjeronimo
Brudgmans att Cadiz the tyme interrate, And saith Christian Aelst liveth
in the street Kiddorp in Antwerp, and Hjeronimo Brudgmans in Saint Nicholas
Street in Sevill. and are both subiects of the King of Spaine.
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Topics
Places
Kiddorp Street, Antwerpen (alt. Kid dorp; Kipdorp)
Triomfpoort opgericht in de Kipdorp bij de Sint-Jacobskerk, 1685, Gaspar Bouttats, 1685
ets, h 172mm × b 138mm. Meer objectgegevens[1]
Book published: "Antwerpen, By Joseph Jacops, in het Kiddorp op den hoeck vande Padde-gracht"[2]
"WILLEMSENS, Wed. van Joris. Zij was nog werkzaam in 1703 en woonde op dit tijdstip in het (Kip) Kiddorp, over den Jesuiten Toren, In St. Ignotius. Op een ander werk vinden wij vermeld, achter den Jesuiten Toren, ook by den Jesuiten Toren, in St. Ignatius."[3]
Michiel Peeters, the younger son of Silver Ship lader, the Antwerp merchant Eduard Peeters, and his wife Anna Goyvaertsen van de Graef, is shown as "Décédé le 14 mars 1729", with the note "Ridder, wonende in het huis "De Sikkel" op het Kipdorp te Antwerpen (1714)". He is shown as "Marié en 1683 avec Maria Josepha VAN EELEN †ca 1702", with whom he had five children.[4] The genealogical record of Michiel Peeters draws heavily on the familie-archief Peeters d'Aertselaer. The marriage contract between Michiel Peeters and Maria Josepha van Eelen was dated February 10th 1683 witnessed by Michiel Peeters' maternal uncle (Adriaen Goijvaertsen vanden Graeff), who is described as "bouwmeester van Antwerpen" and "Jan van Eelen" wiho is descibed as "Ridder" (Item: P.3/41.0.0)- ↑ Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam: Triomfpoort opgericht in de Kipdorp bij de Sint-Jacobskerk, 1685, Gaspar Bouttats, 1685
- ↑ Het seldsamen-heylich leven van den H. Hermannus Joseph" (Antwerpen, 1676)
- ↑ Frans Olthoff, De boekdrukkers, boekverkoopers en uitgevers in Antwerpen (Antwerpen, 1891), p.115
- ↑ Généalogie de Johan van LOOY: Michiel PEETERS
