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Severijn van de CorputAlter: 25 Jahre1550–1575

Name: Severijn van de Corput

Vornamen: Severijn

Nachname: van de Corput

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Geburt	um 1550 Breda, Noord-Brabant, Niederlande Quelle: 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. 211/212 "... Severijn van de Corput. Born in Breda, Severijn had purchased citizenship in Antwerp in 1572."
Heirat	Anna van der Meulen — Diese Familie ansehen um 1573 (Alter 23 Jahre) Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland 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 "Anna van der Meulen, geb. Antwerpen 1544/1546; tr. 1° Keulen sept. 1573 Severijn van de Corput), zoon van Johan van de Corput (+ 1569) en Anthonia Montens (+ 1578), + Frankfurt dec. 1575..." Quelle: 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. 599/600 "Anna van der Meulen, c. 1544–1546 to unknown Severeign van de Corput, died December 1575... As the oldest child of Jan and Elizabeth, Anna played an important role in maintaining unity within her sibling group. Anna married twice, and both of her husbands entered into trade companies with Elizabeth. In September 1573, at the age of about twenty-eight, Anna married Severijn de Corput, a merchant from Breda who had gained citizenship in Antwerp in 1572, when she would have been about twenty-years old. The couple moved to Antwerp and had a son, Hansken, in 1574. Severijn signed an agreement to enter into a company with his mother-in-law to begin in 1575, but he died before the commencement of the company."
Geburt eines Sohns #1	Hansken van de Corput um 1574 (Alter 24 Jahre) Quelle: 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. 602 "Anna and François had at least three children, but little is known about them. Anna’s child from her first marriage, Hansken, was mostly raised in the household of Andries. After a short stay in Andries’s house in Bremen, they moved to the port city of Stade in 1588. In 1592, they returned to Bremen to live alongside Anna’s siblings. They appear to have lived in Bremen until at least 1618. Anna and François both developed close relations to Anna’s siblings. François appears as a pious husband and brother-in-law in his letters to his affines. Anna’s letters to her siblings often spoke of the various ailments which seemed to constantly inflict her. She worried greatly when François left the house for business and had trouble sleeping at night."
Tod	um Dezember 1575 (Alter 25 Jahre) Quelle: 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. 211/212 "The trade carried on by Elizabeth following her husband’s death in 1563 connected the biannual fairs in Strasbourg and Frankfurt to Antwerp, with Cologne playing an important role in communication between the two poles.11 In 1573, Elizabeth looked to solidify her position within this trade and expand her resources through the marriage of her eldest daughter, who was about twenty-eight years old, to Severijn van de Corput. Born in Breda, Severijn had purchased citizenship in Antwerp in 1572. Elizabeth moved towards creating a company with her new son-in-law that was to focus on the trade she had performed on her own. However, before the company was officially begun, Severijn died in 1575, leaving Anna a widow at the age of thirty with a young son. Anna again entered into the matrimonial estate some time before 1582. Like Severijn, François Pierens was a merchant who specialized in trade at the fairs of Strasbourg and Frankfurt. In 1576, he had created a company with the brothers Jan and Antoine Lempereur to pursue this trade, but in 1581, he liquidated the company to form one with his mother-in-law. Elizabeth was the senior partner in the company, contributing two-thirds of the capital with François responsible for the remaining one-third. Having resided in Cologne since 1572 due to the troubles in Antwerp, Anna’s marriage to François and the creation of the company enabled Elizabeth to return to Antwerp. François now became responsible for coordinating the trade of the company from his base in Cologne.12"

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Vater	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Antonia Montens Severijn van de Corput Johan van de Corput Geburt: Tod:
Mutter	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Johan van de Corput Severijn van de Corput Antonia Montens Geburt: Tod: 1578
	Heirat: —
er selbst	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Anna van der Meulen Hansken van de Corput Severijn van de Corput Geburt: um 1550 — Breda, Noord-Brabant, Niederlande Tod: um Dezember 1575

Familie mit Anna van der Meulen - Diese Familie ansehen

er selbst	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Anna van der Meulen Hansken van de Corput Severijn van de Corput Geburt: um 1550 — Breda, Noord-Brabant, Niederlande Tod: um Dezember 1575
Ehefrau	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Severijn van de Corput Hansken van de Corput Familie mit Ehepartner Francois Pierens Francois Pierens Sara Pierens Elisabeth Pierens Anna Pierens Susanne Pierens Anna van der Meulen Geburt: um 1553 33 33 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: nach 1600
	Heirat: um 1573 — Köln, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland
2 Jahre Sohn	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Hansken van de Corput Geburt: um 1574 24 21 Tod: nach 1592

Francois Pierens + Anna van der Meulen - Diese Familie ansehen

Ehefraus Ehemann	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Anna van der Meulen Francois Pierens Sara Pierens Elisabeth Pierens Anna Pierens Susanne Pierens Francois Pierens Geburt: um 1555 — Comines-Warneton, Hainaut, Belgien Tod: um 1618
Ehefrau	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Severijn van de Corput Hansken van de Corput Familie mit Ehepartner Francois Pierens Francois Pierens Sara Pierens Elisabeth Pierens Anna Pierens Susanne Pierens Anna van der Meulen Geburt: um 1553 33 33 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: nach 1600
	Heirat: um 1580 — Antwerpen, Flandern, Belgien
14 Jahre Stiefsohn	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Franz Pierens Francois Pierens Geburt: 29. September 1593 38 40 — Bremen, Bremen, Deutschland Tod: 25. März 1665 — Bremen, Bremen, Deutschland
-8 Jahre Stieftochter	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Familie mit Ehepartner Peter Katterbach Sara Pierens Geburt: um 1585 30 32 — Stade, Niedersachen, Deutschland Tod:
Stieftochter	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Elisabeth Pierens Geburt: Tod:
Stieftochter	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Anna Pierens Geburt: Tod:
Stieftochter	Beziehungen Familienbuch Fächerdiagramm Interaktives Sanduhrdiagramm Kompakte Vorfahrentafel Nachkommen Sanduhrdiagramm Vorfahren Vorfahrenkarte Vorfahrentafel Susanne Pierens Geburt: Tod:

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Geburt	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. 211/212 "... Severijn van de Corput. Born in Breda, Severijn had purchased citizenship in Antwerp in 1572."
Heirat	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 "Anna van der Meulen, geb. Antwerpen 1544/1546; tr. 1° Keulen sept. 1573 Severijn van de Corput), zoon van Johan van de Corput (+ 1569) en Anthonia Montens (+ 1578), + Frankfurt dec. 1575..."
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. 599/600 "Anna van der Meulen, c. 1544–1546 to unknown Severeign van de Corput, died December 1575... As the oldest child of Jan and Elizabeth, Anna played an important role in maintaining unity within her sibling group. Anna married twice, and both of her husbands entered into trade companies with Elizabeth. In September 1573, at the age of about twenty-eight, Anna married Severijn de Corput, a merchant from Breda who had gained citizenship in Antwerp in 1572, when she would have been about twenty-years old. The couple moved to Antwerp and had a son, Hansken, in 1574. Severijn signed an agreement to enter into a company with his mother-in-law to begin in 1575, but he died before the commencement of the company."
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. 211/212 "The trade carried on by Elizabeth following her husband’s death in 1563 connected the biannual fairs in Strasbourg and Frankfurt to Antwerp, with Cologne playing an important role in communication between the two poles.11 In 1573, Elizabeth looked to solidify her position within this trade and expand her resources through the marriage of her eldest daughter, who was about twenty-eight years old, to Severijn van de Corput. Born in Breda, Severijn had purchased citizenship in Antwerp in 1572. Elizabeth moved towards creating a company with her new son-in-law that was to focus on the trade she had performed on her own. However, before the company was officially begun, Severijn died in 1575, leaving Anna a widow at the age of thirty with a young son. Anna again entered into the matrimonial estate some time before 1582. Like Severijn, François Pierens was a merchant who specialized in trade at the fairs of Strasbourg and Frankfurt. In 1576, he had created a company with the brothers Jan and Antoine Lempereur to pursue this trade, but in 1581, he liquidated the company to form one with his mother-in-law. Elizabeth was the senior partner in the company, contributing two-thirds of the capital with François responsible for the remaining one-third. Having resided in Cologne since 1572 due to the troubles in Antwerp, Anna’s marriage to François and the creation of the company enabled Elizabeth to return to Antwerp. François now became responsible for coordinating the trade of the company from his base in Cologne.12"