Pieter de Clercq

Andre Hendelser og Egenskaper:

• Occupation: Amsterdam, Nederland; Pieter de Clercq geb. Haarlem 1631, koopman in verfstoffen, in compagnie met xijn vader

Notater:

Fødsel:
geboren rond 1631 in Haarlem

Pieter giftet seg med Agniesje Hudaerdt 25 Jan 1652. Agniesje ble født 1630 , Amsterdam, Nederland; døde 23 Jun 1681, Amsterdam, Nederland. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

1. Pieter de Clercq ble født 21 Des 1661 , Haarlem, Nederland; ble døpt 27 Apr 1687 , Amsterdam, Nederland; døde 3 Feb 1730, Amsterdam, Nederland; ble begravet 10 Feb 1730, Amsterdam, Nederland.

Andre Hendelser og Egenskaper:

• Occupation: Haarlem, Nederland; He became a merchant who dealt in potash, an ingredient used in the Haarlem bleaching industry for linens and linen yarn. De Clercq also owned the estate "Clercq & Beeck" in Overveen
• Event: 20 Sep 1585, Gent, Belgia; The merchant Lucas de Clercq, born in Haarlem in 1603/1604, was the son of Jacques de Clercq from Ghent and Passchijtgen Grijspeert from Rumbeke. Born 1554/1555, Jacques de Clercq belonged to a respected, Mennonite family. He was banished from Ghent on 20. September 1585 because he had conspired with others to overthrow the Roman Catholic city government in an effort to seize power to protect the Mennonite there. After he immigrated to Haarlem he became a prominent member of the more liberal Mennonite Flamish community of Olyblock. In 1608 he and his wife recorded as living in the Grote Houtstraat. He died in 1609, his wife in 1638
• Event: 28 Aug 1640, Haarlem, Nederland; 10 Lucas de Clerck and Ferijnte van Steenkiste 28 August 1640 Inventaris ende specificate vande naevolgende. Imboel ende huijsract toebehoorende Sr. Lucas de Clerck, coopman binnen dese stadt ende wijlen Ferijntgen van Steenkiste zijne overleden huijsvrouwe (.....) opt versoeck vande voorsn. Lucas de Clerck big Saertgen Cornelis ende Thennisgen Hentich geswooren prijseersters deser stede getaxeert ende ten prijse gestelt (....) den vijfftienden September Anno 1640 Int voorhuys 1. ..... 6 Inde achter camer 7. .... 15 Int gangh 16. Int comptoir 17. Opde hofstede genaempt Clerck en Beck 19. .... 23

Notater:

Fødsel:
The merchant Lucas de Clercq, born in Haarlem in 1603/1604, was the son of Jacques de Clercq from Ghent and Passchijtgen Grijspeert from Rumbeke.
Born 1554/1555, Jacques de Clercq belonged to a respected, Mennonite family. He was banished from Ghent on 20. September 1585 because he had conspired with others to overthrow the Roman Catholic city government in an effort to seize power to protect the Mennonite there. After he immigrated to Haarlem he became a prominent member of the more liberal Mennonite Flamish community of Olyblock. In 1608 he and his wife recorded as living in the Grote Houtstraat. He died in 1609, his wife in 1638.

Lucas giftet seg med Feyntje Steenkiste. Feyntje ble født 1603; døde 1640. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

Andre Hendelser og Egenskaper:

• Event: 1585, Haarlem, Nederland; De doopsgezinde familie De Clercq, 1585-1831 (D.C. de Clercq) In 1585 werd de doopsgezinde Jacques de Clercq (ca.1555-1609), telg van een gegoed en oud Gents geslacht, met acht geloofsgenoten gearresteerd, bij een inval tijdens een geheime vergadering in zijn huis. Na een langdurig proces werden de negen voor vijftig jaar verbannen uit het graafschap Vlaanderen. De Clercq nam de wijk naar de Noordelijke Nederlanden en vestigde zich uiteindelijk als textielkoopman in Haarlem. Hij was daarmee de stamvader van een familie die in de volgende eeuwen behoorde tot de menniste elite in Haarlem en Amsterdam.
• Event: 1585, Amsterdam, Nederland; Outerman verbleef nog in maart 1585 te Gent, waar hij met acht anderen in het huis van Jacques de Clercq gearresteerd werd. Na een proces van een half jaar werden de negen uit Vlaanderen verbannen . Outerman trok naar Haarlem en zou daar , nadat de breuk definitief werd, de grote voorman van de Vlaamse gemeente De Block worden.
• Will: 13 Jul 1609; With Cornelius van Tongerloo, Just Crommelingh was named guardian of the children of Jacques de Clercq the Elder and Passchijntgen in their last will dated 13 July 1609

Notater:

Fødsel:
Clercq, de, a Dutch Minnonite family originaly from Flanders, Belgium.
Geraerdt de Clercq, born about 1530, who is thought to have been a Minnonite, migrated from Brugge, becauce of persecution between 1609 and 1622 died there. His son Jacques de Clercq, born 1555 at .....

Død:
This follows from a paper passed before Not. Publ. W. van Triere of Haarlem. dated April 26, 1622, whereby his grandson, Hans Clercq - son of Jacques, who had died in 1609 - acknowledges the receipt of money from the estate of his grandfather, Geraerdt de Clercq, who had died at Emden

W. van Triere te Haarlem, waarbij zijn kleinzoon Hans de Clercq, geboren te Gent eerste huwelijk van Jacques de Clercq (II) bekent gelden ontvangen te hebben uit de erfnis van zijn te Emden overleden grootvader Geraerdt de Clerq.
Hans vader overleed in 1609
Quelle:
Nederland's patriciaat, Volum 11, p 43

Jacques giftet seg med Passchijntgen Grijspeert. Passchijntgen døde 1638. [Gruppeskjema] [Familiediagram]

Notater:

Fødsel:
Clercq, de, a Dutch Minnonite family originaly from Flanders, Belgium.
Geraerdt de Clercq, born about 1530, who is thought to have been a Minnonite, migrated from Brugge, becauce of persecution between 1609 and 1622 died there. His son Jacques de Clercq, born 1555 at .....

Død:
died between 1609 and 1622
The oldest known ancestor of the family is:
1. Geraerdt de Clercq, b. Cirka 1530, who lett Ghent, Flanders to settlere at Emden, Germany, where he died between 1609 and 1622. His son:
2. Jacques de Clercq, b. Ghent 1555 settlere in 1601 at Haarlem Netherlands where he bought .....
Source:
Collections of Paintings in Haarlem, 1572-1745, P. Biesboer, (Getty Publications, 2001), 10.

This follows from a paper passed before Not. Publ. W. van Triere of Haarlem. dated April 26, 1622, whereby his grandson, Hans Clercq - son of Jacques, who had died in 1609 - acknowledges the receipt of money from the estate of his grandfather, Geraerdt de Clercq, who had died at Emden
Source:
The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Volum 66, p 179