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Données personnelles Arie Vlooswijk 

• Il est né le 14 décembre 1702 dans Jutphaas, Utrecht, Nederland.
• Un enfant de Arien Aertse van Vlooswijk et Lammertje Albertsdr van Oostrum

Famille de Arie Vlooswijk

Il est marié avec Anna van Rooijen.

Ils se sont mariés le 15 avril 1736 à Jutphaas, Utrecht, Nederland, il avait 33 ans.

Enfant(s):

1. Cornelis Vlooswijk  1737-1816 

Notes par Arie Vlooswijk

Born Gein, RC baptism witnessed by Aeltie Aries.

Arie Aerts’ son Arie left a short paper trail: three documents in his name and one in that of his wife and two sons. He leased 63 morgen of farm and land in 1736 and in 1764 his wife signed an extension for 55 morgen of the same land. However, between 1736 and 1764 the situation had changed: Arie was dead, leaving two sons, his widow Anna van Rooijen had remarried and was widowed a second time. She had also accumulated over Fl 4,200 in debt on the farm. The landlord was dead, and so were his heirs, but one of them had been a religious daughter, and the executors of her estate, who signed the lease in 1764, acted with a sense of charity.

I place these four documents as pertaining to this Arie Vlooswijk, because he signed his name as Ari (no e), and one of them records him as the brother of Johannes Vlooswijk, and at the time there was only one of them around. They also helped identify another Arie and one Cornelis Vlooswijk as his sons.

1. People: Arie Vlooswijk, Cornelis van Rossum. Date: November 24, 1735. Reference: U173a5 act 45. Subject: Lease (huur en verhuur).

Arie Vlooswijk leases 11 morgen of meadow from Cornelis
van Rossum (not the ancestor) from Utrecht for 6 years and Fl 165. The usual conditions follow, but there is no mention of dung.

2. People: Arie Vlooswijk, Henrick Schoormond. Date: January 29, 1736. Reference: U186a2 act 5. Subject: Lease (huur en verhuur).

Arie Vlooswijk leases a total 63 morgen of land from Henrick Schoormond, resident of Utrecht. 50 morgen is mostly located in Achthoven en in part in IJsesltein, and consists of four farms with the names: Oude Hofstede, Nieuwe Hofstede, Steene Kamer and Gemeene Land. This land is orchard, crop land, meadow and hay
land. The nature of 13 morgen land in Achthoven, located behind the Women’s Convent is not mentioned. The lease is for 6 years, and the total rent is Fl 840, plus: 100 litres of wheat, 150 pounds of cheese, a fat pig to be selected by the landlord and an unspecified quantity of apples. Towards the end the contract also mentions that the tenant drive the landlord and his family around in horse and cart for a day, and gives them a treat. Conditions: keep the farmhouse and outbuildings weatherproof, the landlord pays for new work but the tenant supplies the tools and materials, maintain the land, dukes, dams, ditches and paths, weed the land, no hay can be cut on the meadows, keep the land well drained, cut and prune the trees at appropriate times, except those on the duke near the Oude and Nieuwe Hofstede for which he needs the landlord’s written consent, keep all the dung on the land, and on expiry deliver 6 morgen of land with, for which he gets compensation.

3. People: Arie Vlooswijk, Johannes Vlooswijk, Anna van Rooijen, Jan Cornelis Goijerde van Roijen. Date: April 14, 1736. Reference: U176a2 act 93. Subject: Prenuptial (huwelijkse voorwaarden)

A little over 3 months after signing a lease for 63 morgen of land, Arie signs a prenuptial with Anna van Rooijen. He brings in all his properties: cattle, tools, furniture, house ware, clothes, silver, gold, etc. Anna brings in her honour (I had to chuckle), clothes and gold and silver jewels. Understandably the text is adamant about there not being any community of property of these goods, only of the
goods acquired during the marriage, including anything inherited. Should the bride die and there be no children, the groom inherits everything she owned, and owes nothing to any of her default heirs.
Should the groom die and there be no children the bride gets half his estate, the rest goes to his default heirs. Should the groom die and there be children, the bride gets the full usufruct of all his properties until the day she dies. Either appoints the other as guardian of any under aged child, but there is no clause about their legitimate share.

4. People: Anna van Rooijen, Arie Vlooswijk, Cornelis Vlooswijk, Hillegonda Schoormond, Johan Gerard Bosch, Nicolaas Schade. Date: April 5, 1764. Reference: U184a26 act 166. Subject: Lease (huur en verhuur).

Arie Vlooswijk is dead, his widow remarried to Thomas van Oostrum and he too is dead, but the lease from 1736 continues. This time it measures 55 morgen and costs Fl 728. The renewed lease is for 12 years. The same conditions apply, except for all the additional titbits of rent. However, all is not well. Anna owes Fl 4,243/15 in back rent. A payment regime is established. She pays back Fl 200 a year over 12 years. Should she keep to these payments the remainder is waived, i.e. Fl 1,843/15. On conditions that her sons Arie and Cornelis buy Fl 500 worth of cows to improve her livestock.

The favourable agreement is due to the fact that the original owner Henrick Schoormond has long since been dead, and that his heirs Hermannus and Hillegonda Schoormond are dead to. The lease is with the executors of Hillegonda’s estate. Hillegonda was a religious daughter and last to die of the two siblings. She left part of her estate to her housemaid. The executors appear to be acting in Hillegonda’s footsteps, and displayed charity. The document is in a bad hand, and this is my understanding.

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