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Persönliche Daten Antonia Noordeloos 

• Sie ist geboren am 27. November 1737 in Jutphaas, Netherlands.
• Sie ist verstorben nach 1804 in Jutphaas, Netherlands. Sie war ungefähr 66-67 Jahre alt.
• Ein Kind von Gerrit Peters NOORDELOOS und Wijnanda (Wijntje Gijsbertsdr.) BLOM

Familie von Antonia Noordeloos

Sie ist verheiratet mit Goyert van Schaik.

Sie haben geheiratet am 17. November 1762 in Jutphaas, Netherlands, sie war 24 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. Antonius van Schaik  1763-1817 
2. Wijnanda van Schaik  1765-1844
3. Gerrit van Schaik  1767-1824 
4. Claes van Schaik  1768-????
5. Cornelia van Schaik  1769-???? 
6. Giesbert van Schaik  1771-????
7. Nicolaus van Schaik  1773-????
8. Maria van Schaik  1774-1818 
9. Willem van Schaik  1776-????
10. Albertus van Schaik  1777-1813 
11. Maria van Schaik  1779-????

Notizen bei Antonia Noordeloos

Born de Kerk. RC baptism witnessed by Cornelia Bloem. Civil wedding.

Anthonia Noordeloos marries Goyert van Schaik in 1762. Goyert van Schaik is not a direct ancestor, but he is related to several and seems to occupy a central position in a web of ancestral family relations. Two of his sisters marry Van Bentum. One niece marries Evert Pauw, another niece marries Cornelis van Bentum. He is also a cousin of a Van Schaik ancestor, and his son marries a woman who descends from Cunera Jans van Bentum, from a sister of ancestor Harmen Willemse Miltenburg.

His central position is also borne out by his role as guardian of nieces and nephew who have lost one or both parents. The documents make a distinction between voogd and momber. Voogden are people who represent the interests of an underage boy or girl, and the age of emancipation was higher than today, about 25. They also represent the interests of their wives. A married woman could not make financial transactions without her husband’s consent, although a husband could without his wife’s. Women do act as economic agents, often as the widow managing her husband’s estate. Women also acted on their own behalf when the husband is still alive. Several of them have their own property, and prenuptial agreements that do not always stipulate community of property, or limited it to the properties acquired during marriage and exclude any inherited properties, i.e. some women have their own property.

Mombers are guardians of full orphans. One stipulation in almost all prenuptial agreements is their exclusion from any authority over the children and their properties should one parent still be alive. If both die a guardian from among blood relatives could be appointed, and the official institutions are still out of the picture. Mombers only began to play a role when no guardians is available, and considering the family sizes and properties involved, there were probably always volunteers from among close or distant blood relatives.

Goyert act as guardian for the children of Arie Vlooswijk and Cornelia Noordeloos, and for the children of Albert van Bentum and his sister Cornelia van Schaik. We descend from Albert’s second wife, Hendrina van Weerdenburg. Two documents hint at him using this relationship to his own advantage. In one he borrows Fl 1,000 from his 10 years old great nephew Gerrit van Schaik, son of Jan van Rijn and Gerrigje van Bentum, daughter of Albert van Bentum and Goyert’s sister Cornelia. In another document he borrows Fl 1,000 from his ward 13 years old Johanna Vlooswijk. The two loans appear to be related; the second one appears to be used for paying off the first one.

Goyert is a farmer, both leasing and owning land. We cannot really say how much land he has, because I neither found documents detailing his parents’ estate, i.e. Goyert’s share, nor his own estate. There are no wills or a division of estate. Part of the problem is that I am sure that I do not have a complete overview of the notary documents involving Goyert. Several documents refer to previous leases, which I could not find. Furthermore, the notary documents published on the internet stop around 1810.

He also appears to be an upstanding member of the community. Goyert leases and buys land from aristocrats, and is also one of the church wardens of the Roman Catholic church in Jutphaas, at the time a semi-clandestine institution, but apparently more out in the open than we would think considering the Reformed nature of the state and the official ban on Roman Catholocism. Roman Catholics were a sizeable minority in Utrecht province, about one third, and a majority in Jutphaas. The need to keep them appeased plays an important part in government policies. In towns and provinces where Roman Catholics are a small minority things are much worse for them.

Much of Goyert’s life is also a time when the institutions of government are in the hands of the self-serving mercantile classes and the ineffective, politically disinterested William V of Orange. They head a stagnant economy, which feels like a decline as other countries are moving ahead. Discontent explodes around 1784, and it takes the Prussian army to put down an uprising. There is even some fighting in Jutphaas. The Dutch almost beat the French by five years. The revolutionaries flee the country, but they return in 1795 with the French army. There is very little in the documents that hints at the instability that ultimately gave rise to momentous changes in Dutch political, social and economic life.

The last document which features a living Goyert is from 1805, when he is 77 or 78 years old. And his wife Anthonia Noordeloos is also still alive in 1804, aged 67. But there is no record of either’s death in the post 1811 Civil Register, meaning that they are probably both dead by then.

Documents already copied into the notes under Wijnanda Blom are not included here.

People: Albert van Bentum, Berent van Bentum, Goyert van Schaik. Date: May 14, 1756. Reference: U196a12 act 30. Subject: Settlement.

Sister Cornelia van Schaik dies early April 1756. Thirteen months later her widower, Albert van Bentum, wants to remarry. Albert has full usufruct of her estate until he remarries, when Cornelia’s estate devolves on her children. This document includes an inventory of Albert’s properties, of which half is inheritance of the four surviving children (there were 6 births, and only 3 daughters reach adulthood). Brother Berent van Bentum and brother in law Goyert van Schaik function as the children’s guardian. Half the property devolves to the children, and so do all the debts, leaving each child, aged 2 to 12, in debt to their father. To which is added their share in the costs of their mother’s funeral. Berent and Goyert than urge Albert to be a good father, which he agrees to be, but saying also that his new wife is not contract bound to raise them should he die and they still be underage. Only love and affection can make her decide to do so.

People: Annigje van der Horst, Goyert van Schaik, Cornelia van Schaik and Albert van Benthum, Merrigje van Schaik and Berent van Bentum, Jannigje van Schaik and Symen Hoogland. Date: June 26, 1761. Reference: U236a2 act 50. Subject: Settlement.

Father Toon van Schaik has been dead for a while and all but one of his children has received their share of his estate: Fl 300 each; except Goyert. This document intends to make amends and also set him up as a farmer. A) Goyert is to receive his Fl 300. B) His mother than hands over cattle and goods worth Fl 1,474 to set him up. C) From which are deducted the Fl 300 guilders plus Fl 560 in back rent and taxes, leaving Fl 614. In effect Goyert accepts responsibility for the back rent and taxes. D) He then pays Fl 214 to his mother. E) Leaving Fl 400 guilders outstanding in debt to his mother. The size of any land Goyert takes over remains unclear, probably leased land that is usually not included in documents of this nature.

Berent and Albert van Bentum also agree and sign as husband and guardians of two of Goyert’s sisters. Strange though, Albert signs with a cross. He does not do so in other documents.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Anthonie van Schaik, Maria van Schaik, Dirck van der Horst, Annigje van der Horst, Berent van Bentum. Date: December 30, 1765. Reference: U196a16. Subject: Transfer.

Goyert’s sister Maria a.k.a. Merrigje dies. There are no children. Her widower, Berent van Bentum, makes the inventory and calculates the share that Maria’s mother is due from the estate. After the deducation of dets an amount of Fl 600 remains. However Dirk van der Horst pays a debt bond of Fl 600, guarenteed by Goyert van Schaik. His mother Annigje van der Hors, Dirk’s aunt, then acknowledges receipt. Strange set up.

There is a slight hint of acrimony, as there is talk of a) Maria not getting her share of her father’s inheritance and b) matters being settled ‘in friendship’. If I interpret this correctly, Berent did not want to pay Fl 600 from Maria’s estate to her mother, because her mother had already had Maria’s share in her father’s estate, and Dirk van der Horst and Goyert van Schaik then decide to pay Annigje what she claims, to keep the peace.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Anthony van Munster, Arnoldus van de Weetering. Date: June 27, 1767. Reference: U227a6 act 35. Subject: Lease.

Goyert van Schaik leases 4 morgen of meadow and orchard from brewer Anthonij van Munster, represented by ship owner Arnoldus van de Weetering. The land is located in Overeind and costs Fl 58. The lease is for 13 years. The usual conditions follow.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Hendrik Swezerijn, Johannes Uyttewael, Gerrit van Schaik, Hermanus van Schaik. Date: October 29, 1774. Reference: U230a12 act 119. Subject: Acknowledgement of debt.

Church wardens Goyert van Schaik, Hendrik Swezerijn, Gerrit van Schaik and Johannes Uijttewael borrow Fl 1,000 at 3% annual interest in order to pay for materials and labour needed in repairing the Jutphaas RC church. They borrow the money from Hermanus van Schaik from Oudwulven. There are several conditions not seen in other debt acknowledgements. One of them is that they can split the debt fourways and demand payment from each other. The second condition is that they place as collateral a debt bond of Fl 500, belonging to the Jutphaas church, from one Johanna Apolonia Bekker, issued in 1715. This leaves a net amount of Fl 500 plus interest for the four borrowers to pay back.

No name is given of the church, but it is not the St Nicolaas where several generations of Van Bentum were baptised, married and buried. That one was not constructed until the 1880s. However, prior to that the Roman Catholic majority of Jutphaas used an undistinguished building for its services, also called St Nicolaas, and located across the bridge on the Stormerdijk side of the canal. Some people describe that church as an underground one, but this document (and others) seems to imply that there was little secrecy about RC practices and holy places in Jutphaas. The only hint of secrecy is the lack of a name of the church, but that does not need to imply anything. Documents are imprecise about the location of property, and rarely provide names of property. For instance, Stormerdijk land is only so called in two or three documents, and not in many others.

One thing this document does imply though is that Goyert van Schaik and Hendrik Swezerijn were upstanding members of the community by 1774.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Florentina Wilhelmina Borre van Amerongen, Jan van Dam. Date: December 9, 1775. Reference: U269c2 act 72. Subject: Lease.

Goyert van Schaik leases 4 morgen of meadow in Galekop for 12 years. The rent is Fl 48 a year plus 6 double sheep cheeses to be delivered to lady Florentina Wilhelmina Borre van Amerongen, widow of Arend Sloet van Warmeloo. The contract is signed by the manager of her estate, Jan van Dam. It really is an extension of an existing contract, but I found no contract of Goyert with either Florentina or Arend predating 1775.

People: Berent van Bentum’s heirs, quite a listing, including Merrigje (Maria) van Schaik daughter of Goyert van Schaik. Date: November 24, 1779. Reference: U230a15 act 50. Subject: Division of the estate of Berent van Bentum.

Berent van Bentum dies on December 6, 1778 and he leaves a detailed will. This document concerns the division of his estate between his heirs. They are mostly his nephews and nieces. Goyert’s daughter Merrigje van Schaik gets debt bond of Fl 200, which Goyert had guaranteed.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Jan Jacob de Geer. Date: April 8, 1780. Reference: U256c17 act 46. Subject: Lease.

After he sells Stormerdijk to Jan Jacob de Geer, Goyert leases back 9.5 morgen of meadow, cropland and orchard, for 12 years and a rent of Fl 128. He is also held to maintaining not only the pathways on the land but also a few other pathways belonging to Jan Jacob de Geer, who will supply the sand.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Joseph van Munster. Date: April 29, 1780. Reference: U227a11 act 14. Subject: Lease.

Goyert leases 4 morgen of meadow, cropland and orchard located in Overeind from Joseph van Munster for 6 years, at a rent of Fl 58.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Floris Willem Sloet, Adrianus Propheet. Date: November 16, 1782. Reference: U269c3 act 136. Subject: Public sale.

Florentina Wilhelmina Borre van Amerongen is dead and her son Floris Willem Sloet, a member of the States General, sells five lots of land. Goyert buys the 4 morgen land he has been leasing for the amount of Fl 410.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Johanna Pijselman, Jacobus van Mastwijk, Cornelis van Mastwijk. Date: February 8, 1783. Reference: U227a12 act 59. Subject: Lesase.

Goyert van Schaik leases 8 morgen of orchard and cropland in Overheid from Johanna Pijselman, widow of Jacobus van Mastwijk (son of Jan Gerritsz van Mastwijk and Aletta Jacobs van Roijesteijn), with her son Cornelis van Mastwijk acting on her behalf. The lease is for 6 years, at a rent of Fl 128. Goyert gets to harvest the fruit trees, except one pear tree, which remains for Johanna to do as she pleases. It is the owner who removes the old and sick trees and plants new ones. When the lease expires Goyert is to hand over one third of the 5 morgen cropland sown with winter grain, one third fallow and one third with stoppel, for which he will not receive payment because that is how he receives the land. Goyert is also held to keep the land properly fertile with dung.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Cornelis van Bentum. Date: May 3, 1783. Reference: U264b4 act 94. Subject: Acknowledgement of debt.

Goyert van Schaik borrows Fl 500 from Cornelis van Bentum, his nephew it were not the fact that Cornelis is not his sister’s son, but the son of Albert’s second wife. The rate of interest is 3.5%, and the 4 morgen land Goyert bought from Floris Willem Sloet in 1782 is the collateral. The loan and interest are paid back on May 23, 1789.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Anthonia Noordeloos, Wijnanda van Schaik, Cornelis van Mastwijk. Date: April 17, 1784. Reference: U264b5 act 10. Subject: Prenuptial.

Prenuptial agreement between daughter Wijnanda van Schaik and Cornelis van Mastwijk. Cornelis is the widower of Lijsje Groter, and the grandson of Jan Gerritsz van Mastwijck and Aaltje Jacobs van Roijesteijn. The document refers to an inventory of the goods Cornelis brings into the marriage, but does not attach it. Neither did I find one in the archives. Wijnanda brings in her clothes, gold and silver, and Fl 500. There is no community of property on what either brings into marriage, but there is for all profits and losses made during the marriage. Should the groom die and there are no children, the bride receives a child’s share of his estate. Taking my cue from Wijnanda Blom’s will, this is the estate divided by number of children, and then half of that. In the absence of children, means that Wijnanda van Schaik would get a half of his estate, as she would be the only ‘child’ to be counted. Should the bride die and there are no children, the groom keeps all. The document includes provisions of who is then first in line to inherit from the groom if he survives the bride, and for how much.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Evert Pauw. Date: July 7, 1785. Reference: U269c4 act 57. Subject: Acknowledgement of debt.

Goyert van Schaik borrows Fl 799 at 4% from Evert Pauw. Evert Pauw is the husband of his niece Anthonia van Bentum, daughter of Cornelia van Schaik and Albert van Bentum, and the first Van Bentum known (to date) to take up residence in Jutphaas.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Geertruida Maria Hermansz. Date: May 11, 1786. Reference: U236a13 act 96. Subject: Buy and sell.

Goyert van Schaik sells 4 morgen and 5 roeden of land to Geertruida Maria Hermans, for the princely son of Fl 4,000/06/00, and 6 ducats for his children. He and Maria also agree on a payment schedule: Fl 1,310/10/00 on May 13, 1786, Fl 710/10/00 on May 1, 1787, Fl 1,010/10/00 on May 1, 1788 and Fl 1,080/06/00 on May 1, 1789.

The price is very much higher than what I have seen for previous sales. Either the land was very special, or we see the effects of recent political events and economic crisis. The country had witnessed an attempt at revolution and overthrow of the Oranges, put down by the Prussian army. Even Jutphaas saw some fighting in 1784. William V was deeply unpopular, as was the system of government by the trading and monied elites (so-called regents). The economy was also affected. Inflation may well have been very high.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Gerrit van Schaik, Huyg Vermeulen, Hendrik van Schaik, Jan van Schaik, Gerrigje van Bentum. Date: March 17, 1787. Reference: U230a18 act 52. Subject: Acknowledgement of debt.

Goyert van Schaik borrows Fl 1,000 from his niece’s son Gerrit van Schaik at 3.5%. The money is paid back in June or March 1790. Gerrit van Schaik is still a minor, aged 10, born in March 1777. His mother Gerrigje van Bentum is a daughter of Cornelia van Schaik and Albert van Bentum. Gerrigje dies in labour. Jan van Schaik remarries. Hendrik van Schaik is Jan’s brother.Huig Vermeulen is Gerrit’s legal guardian, husband of Johanna van Bentum, Gerrigje’s full sister. Huig Vermeulen is the son of Hermanus (Herman) Vermeulen and Adriana Scherpenzeel. How Hermanus links up with the ancestral Vermeulen, if at all, is not known. Jan van Schaik is the son of Cornelis van Schaik and Jannigje Huygen van Scherpenseel. How Cornelis links up with the ancestral Van Schaik, if at all, is not known. Adriana and Jannigje Scherpenzeel may be sisters, but that is speculation at this stage.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Cornelis van Mastwijk, Arie Vlooswijk, Cornelia Noordeloos, Anthonie de Wit. Date: December 12, 1789. Reference: U211a5 act 186. Subject: Appointment of guardian.

Goyert and Anthonie de Wit were appointed guardians of the children of Arie Vlooswijk and Cornelia Noordeloos. Anthonie is died, and Goyert appoints his son in law Cornelis van Mastwijk as co-guardian. The document reveals an exact date for Arie’s death: November 11, 1785. It also contains a phrasing implying that Cornelia Noordeloos had recently died. Antonie de Wit was the husband of Lammertje Vlooswijk, Arie’s sister.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Clara Charlotta de Geer. Date: December 31, 1791. Reference: U256c28 act 200. Subject: Lease.

Goyert leases 1 morgen of orchard at Stormerdijk from Clara Charlotta de Geer, widow of Willem Hendrik van Utenhoven. The lease is for 12 years. The rent is Fl 27 a year. Clara Charlotta is the daughter and an heir of Jan Jacob de Geer and Constantia Clara Tamminga.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Gerrit van Schaik, Anna Cornelia van Schaik, Hermanus van Schaik. Date: April 17, 1794. Reference: U236a17 act 98. Subject: Prenuptial.

Prenuptial of son Gerrit van Schaik and Cornelia van Schaik. The marriage is in full community of property of all goods brought into the marriage and acquired during, except for any inheritance. The groom brings in Fl 600 and a bed and accessories. The bride brings in Fl 1,000 and her personal gold, silver and other jewelry. Should either one die and there are no children, the other inherits all, except inherited goods, they go to the nearest friends and relatives after deduction of the parents’ legitimate portion. Should either one die and there are children the other gets full custody and continues to have full usufruct of the property. The children’s legitimate portions are set at one third in the case of four or fewer children, and one half in the case of five or more children.

Anna Cornelis van Schaik is the daughter of Hermanus Gerritz van Schaik and Catharina Swezerijn. Catharina is the sister of Hendrik Swezerijn, husband of Anthonia Noordeloos’ sister Agnes Noordeloos. Hermanus is the great grandson of Thonis Jansz van Schaik and Neeltje Cornelisse.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Adamus Johan de Roij, Engel van Erberveld. Date: June 13, 1795 the year the French invaded. Reference: U264b10 act 18. Subject: Buy and sell.

Goyert van Schaik buys land in Laagraven that he was already renting: 4 morgen meadow and hayland spread over 2 fields. He pays Fl 900. He buys it from Adamus Johan de Roij, represented by one Engel van Erberveld. 1795 is the year that the French invaded and installed the failed revolutionaries from 1784/86 in the government. The Oranges flee, and until 1806 the country saw three different constitutions, paving the way for the unitary constitutional monarchy that is created after the French defeat in 1813. Much else also changes over those years, including a reform of land property laws. However, there is no hint of any of this in the document, except maybe that the price of the land was high compared with previous sales.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Anthonia Noordeloos, Maria van Schaik, Johannes Kromwijk. Date: April 16, 1796. Reference: U264b1 act 76. Subject: Prenuptial.

The Oranges have fled, the mercantile regents are desposed and returnee revolutionaries make up the new government, but life continues. Prenuptial agreement between daughter Maria van Schaik and Johannes Kromwijk. The marriage is in full community of property of all goods brough in, or acquired or inherited during the marriage. Either inherits all from the other should the other die and there are no children, and Goyert and Anthonia specifically sign to renounce their legal claim to any share in that inheritance. Should there be children, the surviving spouse gets full usufruct of all properties, but there is no clause referring to any child’s legitimate share. However, there is a clause about what happens if the widow(er) remarries. In that case, half the estate is paid or transferred to the closest legal default heirs. Should the longest living not remarry the default heirs have to wait until he or she dies. The bride and groom also appoint each other as guardians of any children, excluding respectfully all institutions responsible for the care of orphans.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Cornelia van Schaik, Joannes van Lammeren. Date: June 22, 1799. Reference: U264b11 act 97. Subject: Testament.

This a last will and testament that feels like a post-nuptial agreement between Cornelia van Schaik and Joannes van Lammeren, who got married on June 10, 1799. As if to correct an oversight! It means that the marriage is in community of property. The two spouses appoint each other as sole heirs, with exceptions, and guardians of any children. The exceptions are a) their personal clothes, gold and silver, to be distributed among friends or default heirs within six weeks of the first spouse dying, and b) Cornelia who leaves her parents, if there are no children, the usufruct of Fl 2,000.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Anthonia Noordeloos, Albert van Schaik. Date: August 7, 1804. Reference: U260a14 act 39. Subject: Donation.

Goyert van Schaik and Anthonia Noordeloos donate a farm to their youngest son Albert (born 1777), consisting of farmhouse, outbuildings, barns, bakery and pigeon house and 28 morgen cropland, meadow, hayland and orchard in Overeind in Jutphaas, plus an additional 8 morgen cropland, meadow and hayland in Laagraven. There are several conditions. The recipient accepts Fl 3,600 worth in 3 debt bonds, and pays interest of 4% on Fl 1,600 and 5% on Fl 1,000. No rate of interest is mentioned for the third debt bond of Fl 1,000. He also accepts all taxes and other financial charges due on the farm and land. Finally, Albert pays his parents Fl 4,400.

People: Goyert van Schaik, Albert van Schaik. Date: May 4, 1805. Reference: U260a14

Subject: Acknowledgement of debt.

Apparently Albert could not pay all of the Fl 4,400 he had promised his parents. He signs a debt acknowledgement for Fl 1,400 at 5% a year, backdated to May 1, 1804. He is to pay back the principal plust interest at the rate of Fl 200 a years. Should his father die the full principal is to be returned to the estate.

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