Er hat eine Beziehung mit Anna de Ferri.
p.249-250
"[...]
Jan Cruys, the eldest son of the vice admiral Cornelis Cruys. He was born in Amsterdam and must have come with his parents to Russia.
Like his father, he initially entered the service of the tsar, and built the citadel St Jan near Kroonslot. He left Russia, entered the service of the Dutch States General, was appointed captain, and married Anna de Ferri, daughter of the commander or governor of Christiaansand in Norway. Jan Cruys subsequently returned to St Petersburg, set up in the commercial business and became a very rich merchant. He was a member of the Combination of 1722, and a member of the Dutch Reformed parish, serving in its council, repeatedly as an elder, for many years in the period 1720-1748. Jan Cruys was the founder of quite a dynasty. Three of his four daughters were married to prominent and rich St Petersburg merchants. Anna Cruys was married to Hendrik Christiaan Stegelman, and Christina Cornelia Cruys to Carsten Voogd, who was perhaps the same man as Carsten Voigt, member of the 1722 Combination, and perhaps related to Catharina Voogd, Cornelis Cruys's wife and his own wife's grandmother.
The third sister, Catharina Johanna Cruys, was wedded to Jacob Stelling. Their daughter in turn was married to the prominent St Petersburg merchant H.N. Molwö, who succeeded to the important commercial relations of the houses of both Cruys and Stelling."
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