Hester della Faille1558–
- Name
- Hester della Faille
- Vornamen
- Hester
- Nachname
- della Faille
Notiz: Schreibweise auch: 'de la Faille' oder 'van der Faille'
Geburt | um 1558 43 38 |
Tod einer mütterlichen Großmutter | Anna de Hane nach 1565 (Alter 7 Jahre) |
Tod einer Mutter | Cornelia van der Capellen 15. August 1566 (Alter 8 Jahre) Quelle: BRIEVEN EN ANDERE BESCHEIDEN BETREFFENDE DANIEL VAN DER MEULEN 1584-1600 Deel I augustus 1584-september 1585 Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 Text: Kap. II 'Jan della Faille de Oude" S. CXX Quelle: La Belgique Heraldique - Recueil Historique ... TOUTES LES MAISONS NÔBLES RECONNUES DE LA BELGIQUE Veröffentlichung: Paris 1866-1870; 10 Bände, Paris - Imprimerie de Henri Carion Text: Bd. 4, S. 168 "JEAN DELLA FAILLE, dit le Viel , mort à Anvers , le 7 novembre 1581 et inhumé à Notre Dame, épousa Cornélie van der Capelle , morte le 10 août 1562 , dont huit enfants , entre autres cinq fils , qui suivent , savoir: " |
Tod einer Schwester | Maria Andrea della Faille 26. Februar 1578 (Alter 20 Jahre) |
Tod eines Vaters | Jean „de oude“ della Faille 8. November 1582 (Alter 24 Jahre) Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 |
Tod einer Schwester | Cornelia della Faille 27. November 1582 (Alter 24 Jahre) Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 617 Sie war die jüngste Tochter und starb unverheiratet |
Heirat | Daniel van der Meulen — Diese Familie ansehen 24. Dezember 1584 (Alter 26 Jahre) Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 1. "On the 24th of December 1584, Daniel van der Meulen and Hester della Faille married in the Walloon church of Haarlem. One day later, they celebrated the occasion with friends and family in Amsterdam. Both bride and groom had long desired the marriage, but the path towards matrimony had been full of obstacles and pitfalls. The twenty-five or twenty-six year-old Hester had recently lost her father, leaving her an equal heir to his vast wealth alongside her eight siblings, but also under the guardianship of her three older brothers, whom her father had appointed as executors of his estate. If Hester wished to marry the well-educated and ambitious thirty year-old Daniel, the two would have to be able to convince Hester’s brothers and guardians—Jan, Marten, and Jacques—of the advantages of the union."
S. 57 "Taking place in Holland, the wedding highlighted the political, religious, and physical divisions between the members of the two families. The differences were most stark in the relationship that developed between the two new brothers-in-law, the Calvinist alderman of Antwerp, Andries van der Meulen, and the loyalist Catholic, Marten della Faille. Confronted by the difficulties of creating amity among kin who were divided by war, the siblings used a discourse of friendship and affection in an effort to maintain and strengthen the bonds of blood and marriage"
S. 596 "In his testament, Jan de Oude indicated that his two unmarried daughters must marry with full approval of the three executors. Hester put this article to the test in her decision to marry Daniel van der Meulen against the wishes of Marten. Having converted to Calvinism by this time, Hester married Daniel in the Walloon church in Haarlem on 24 December 1584. All of her children were baptized and raised in the Calvinist manner. After the fall of Antwerp, Hester and Daniel lived in Bremen for a period of six years. In September 1591, Daniel, Hester, and their four children moved to the university city of Leiden. In the divisions of her father’s estate, Hester mostly sided with Jacques. She developed a close relationship with Jacques’s wife Josina Hamels, and they two corresponded with each other in parallel to the correspondence of their husbands. 39) However, after Daniel agreed to have received full payment of Hester’s inheritance with Marten in 1594, Hester wrote to her brother, telling him that she continued to be his “faithful sister.”
S. 606 "In his early life, Daniel was not destined to live the life of a merchant. Sent to Cologne along with his sister in 1572 at the age of 18, Daniel enrolled in the study of law in a school in either Germany or Switzerland. The death of his eldest brother Jean in 1576, halted Daniel’s academic career, as he was called back to work in his mother’s trade. Daniel first worked mainly in Cologne, but in 1579 he moved to Antwerp. Andries’s entrance into the magistracy paved the road for Daniel’s own political career. In March 1583, Daniel became wijkmeester of the neighborhood where the Van der Meulens lived, charged with collecting taxes to fund the defense of the city. In the middle of August 1584, Daniel was chosen to act as a representative of Antwerp and the States of Brabant to the States General meeting in Holland. Daniel’s diplomatic mission to push the States General to provide more support for Antwerp failed." |
Geburt einer Tochter #1 | Cornelia van der Meulen 12. November 1585 (Alter 27 Jahre) Quelle: BRIEVEN EN ANDERE BESCHEIDEN BETREFFENDE DANIEL VAN DER MEULEN 1584-1600 Deel I augustus 1584-september 1585 Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 Text: S. CXXV |
Geburt einer Tochter #2 | Lucretia van der Meulen 15. Mai 1591 (Alter 33 Jahre) |
Tod eines Ehemanns | Daniel van der Meulen 25. Juli 1600 (Alter 42 Jahre) Text: er starb an der Pest wahrscheinlich in Bremen (?)
S. 9 "In 1600 viel Daniel van der Meulen ten prooi aan de pest. Zijn dood werd door zijn verwanten vooral beschouwd als een groot verlies voor de familie: "c'éstoit un homme doué de parties fort recomandables et utiles en un parentage". 12)
12 Brieven Daniel van der Meulen, XXXIII. |
Tod eines Bruders | Jacques della Faille 24. Oktober 1615 (Alter 57 Jahre) |
Tod eines Bruders | Carlo della Faille 1617 (Alter 59 Jahre) Quelle: BRIEVEN EN ANDERE BESCHEIDEN BETREFFENDE DANIEL VAN DER MEULEN 1584-1600 Deel I augustus 1584-september 1585 Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 Text: S. CXX |
Tod eines Bruders | Jan „de Jonge“ della Faille 26. März 1618 (Alter 60 Jahre) |
Tod eines Bruders | Martin della Faille Seigneur de la Baronie de Nivele (Nevele) & Banquier à Antwerpen 17. Februar 1620 (Alter 62 Jahre) Quelle: BRIEVEN EN ANDERE BESCHEIDEN BETREFFENDE DANIEL VAN DER MEULEN 1584-1600 Deel I augustus 1584-september 1585 Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 Text: S. CXX |
Tod einer Tochter | Cornelia van der Meulen nach 1620 (Alter 62 Jahre) |
Tod eines Bruders | Steven della Faille 3. September 1621 (Alter 63 Jahre) |
Tod einer Schwester | Anna della Faille 16. Oktober 1622 (Alter 64 Jahre) Quelle: BRIEVEN EN ANDERE BESCHEIDEN BETREFFENDE DANIEL VAN DER MEULEN 1584-1600 Deel I augustus 1584-september 1585 Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 Text: S. CXX |
Tod einer Tochter | Lucretia van der Meulen nach 1627 (Alter 69 Jahre) |
Tod | 27. November Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 596 "After her husband’s death in 1600, Hester continued to work and invest in the company that Daniel had made with his brother Andries and Andries’s brother-in-law Nicolas Malapert. Hester possessed and used her own trade mark even before Daniel’s death. She returned to Antwerp in 1610 after the beginning of the Twelve-Year Truce to visit Marten and deal with the landed property that she owned in Antwerp. She also visited Antwerp in 1618. Hester continued to live in Leiden until 1634, and she died on 28 May 1643 in The Hague. She was buried in Leiden next to her husband in the Pieterskerk." |
Familie mit Eltern |
Vater |
Jean „de oude“ della Faille Geburt: um 1515 37 — Wevelegem, Westflandern, Belgien Tod: 8. November 1582 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
Mutter |
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Heirat: 14. November 1541 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
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14 Monate älterer Bruder |
Jan „de Jonge“ della Faille Geburt: um 1542 27 22 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 26. März 1618 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
2 Jahre ältere Schwester |
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2 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Martin della Faille Seigneur de la Baronie de Nivele (Nevele) & Banquier à Antwerpen Geburt: 1544 29 24 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 17. Februar 1620 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
3 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Carlo della Faille Geburt: um 1546 31 26 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 1617 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
4 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Jacques della Faille Geburt: um 1549 34 29 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 24. Oktober 1615 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
2 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Steven della Faille Geburt: um 1550 35 30 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 3. September 1621 — Utrecht, Niederlande |
3 Jahre ältere Schwester |
Cornelia della Faille Geburt: um 1552 37 32 Tod: 27. November 1582 |
3 Jahre ältere Schwester |
Maria Andrea della Faille Geburt: 2. Februar 1555 40 35 Tod: 26. Februar 1578 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
4 Jahre sie selbst |
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Familie mit Daniel van der Meulen |
Ehemann |
Daniel van der Meulen Geburt: 23. Oktober 1554 34 34 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 25. Juli 1600 — Bremen, Deutschland |
sie selbst |
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Heirat: 24. Dezember 1584 — Haarlem, Niederlande |
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11 Monate Tochter |
Cornelia van der Meulen Geburt: 12. November 1585 31 27 — Bremen, Deutschland Tod: nach 1620 |
6 Jahre Tochter |
Lucretia van der Meulen Geburt: 15. Mai 1591 36 33 — Bremen, Deutschland Tod: nach 1627 |
Heirat | Family in Revolt: The Van der Meulen and Della Faille Families in the Dutch Revolt Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 1. "On the 24th of December 1584, Daniel van der Meulen and Hester della Faille married in the Walloon church of Haarlem. One day later, they celebrated the occasion with friends and family in Amsterdam. Both bride and groom had long desired the marriage, but the path towards matrimony had been full of obstacles and pitfalls. The twenty-five or twenty-six year-old Hester had recently lost her father, leaving her an equal heir to his vast wealth alongside her eight siblings, but also under the guardianship of her three older brothers, whom her father had appointed as executors of his estate. If Hester wished to marry the well-educated and ambitious thirty year-old Daniel, the two would have to be able to convince Hester’s brothers and guardians—Jan, Marten, and Jacques—of the advantages of the union."
S. 57 "Taking place in Holland, the wedding highlighted the political, religious, and physical divisions between the members of the two families. The differences were most stark in the relationship that developed between the two new brothers-in-law, the Calvinist alderman of Antwerp, Andries van der Meulen, and the loyalist Catholic, Marten della Faille. Confronted by the difficulties of creating amity among kin who were divided by war, the siblings used a discourse of friendship and affection in an effort to maintain and strengthen the bonds of blood and marriage"
S. 596 "In his testament, Jan de Oude indicated that his two unmarried daughters must marry with full approval of the three executors. Hester put this article to the test in her decision to marry Daniel van der Meulen against the wishes of Marten. Having converted to Calvinism by this time, Hester married Daniel in the Walloon church in Haarlem on 24 December 1584. All of her children were baptized and raised in the Calvinist manner. After the fall of Antwerp, Hester and Daniel lived in Bremen for a period of six years. In September 1591, Daniel, Hester, and their four children moved to the university city of Leiden. In the divisions of her father’s estate, Hester mostly sided with Jacques. She developed a close relationship with Jacques’s wife Josina Hamels, and they two corresponded with each other in parallel to the correspondence of their husbands. 39) However, after Daniel agreed to have received full payment of Hester’s inheritance with Marten in 1594, Hester wrote to her brother, telling him that she continued to be his “faithful sister.”
S. 606 "In his early life, Daniel was not destined to live the life of a merchant. Sent to Cologne along with his sister in 1572 at the age of 18, Daniel enrolled in the study of law in a school in either Germany or Switzerland. The death of his eldest brother Jean in 1576, halted Daniel’s academic career, as he was called back to work in his mother’s trade. Daniel first worked mainly in Cologne, but in 1579 he moved to Antwerp. Andries’s entrance into the magistracy paved the road for Daniel’s own political career. In March 1583, Daniel became wijkmeester of the neighborhood where the Van der Meulens lived, charged with collecting taxes to fund the defense of the city. In the middle of August 1584, Daniel was chosen to act as a representative of Antwerp and the States of Brabant to the States General meeting in Holland. Daniel’s diplomatic mission to push the States General to provide more support for Antwerp failed." |
Tod | Family in Revolt: The Van der Meulen and Della Faille Families in the Dutch Revolt Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 596 "After her husband’s death in 1600, Hester continued to work and invest in the company that Daniel had made with his brother Andries and Andries’s brother-in-law Nicolas Malapert. Hester possessed and used her own trade mark even before Daniel’s death. She returned to Antwerp in 1610 after the beginning of the Twelve-Year Truce to visit Marten and deal with the landed property that she owned in Antwerp. She also visited Antwerp in 1618. Hester continued to live in Leiden until 1634, and she died on 28 May 1643 in The Hague. She was buried in Leiden next to her husband in the Pieterskerk." |
Heirat | |
Name | Schreibweise auch: 'de la Faille' oder 'van der Faille' |
Heirat | Heiratsvertrag Daniel van der Meulen mit Hester de la Faille Harlem Format: image/png Bildmaße: 1.615 × 992 Pixel Dateigröße: 1.857 kB Typ: Dokument Hervorgehobenes Bild: ja Quelle: Erfgoed Leiden en Omstreken Veröffentlichung: s. https://www.erfgoedleiden.nl/ |
Medienobjekt | Wappen_de_la_Faille (de Gand) Format: image/png Bildmaße: 199 × 222 Pixel Dateigröße: 111 kB Typ: Wappen Hervorgehobenes Bild: ja Quelle: Recueil de généalogies, fragments, notes et épitaphes des provinces du Nord (Sars de Salmon) Veröffentlichung: Archiv Municipale de Valenciennes, 1862 Text: tome IV, p. 266 Veröffentlichung: Tournai, 1859, TYPOGRAPHIE DE MALO ET LEVASSEUR, rue de l'Écorcheric 4 Text: vgl. S. 93 "della Faille"
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La terre d'Estaimpuits fut érigée en baronnie (1676) en faveur de Gilbert, seigneur d'Estaimpuits et de Roncheval.(Nobi.des P-B.)" |