Sara van der MeulenAlter: 66 Jahre1552–1618
- Name
- Sara van der Meulen
- Vornamen
- Sara
- Nachname
- van der Meulen
| Geburt | um 1552 32 32 |
| Geburt einer Schwester | Anna van der Meulen um 1553 (Alter 12 Monate) 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 eines Bruders | Daniel van der Meulen 23. Oktober 1554 (Alter 2 Jahre) |
| Geburt einer Schwester | Maria van der Meulen um 1556 (Alter 4 Jahre) |
| Tod eines väterlichen Großvaters | Jan „de Oude“ van der Meulen um 1557 (Alter 5 Jahre) Veröffentlichung: 's-Gravenhage - Verkrijgbaar bij MARTINUS NIJHOFF - 1986 |
| Tod einer väterlichen Großmutter | Catrina Aertsens vor 1561 (Alter 9 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Vaters | Jan „de Jonge“ van der Meulen um 1563 (Alter 11 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Bruders | Jan van der Meulen November 1576 (Alter 24 Jahre) Ursache: von den spanischen Truppen ermordet Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 40/41 "The flight of merchants from Antwerp — particularly foreign merchants — reached a critical mass after the violence of the Spanish Fury in November 1576. 112 Having gone without pay for months, and with no payment in sight after the bankruptcy of the Spanish crown in 1575, a general mutiny broke out among the ranks of the Army of Flanders. On 4 November 1576, thousands of soldiers poured out of the citadel of Antwerp, easily overcoming the troops hired by the States General to defend the city, and embarked upon a days long sacking of the city. The soldiers attacked and pillaged the bodies and wealth of Antwerp’s inhabitants, killing thousands and setting fire to the city’s newly constructed town hall, the symbol of Antwerp’s civic pride. 113 Among those killed by the mutineers was Jean van der Meulen, the oldest brother of the Van der Meulen siblings. 114)"
S. 602 "Jean van der Meulen ... In 1576, Jean found himself in Antwerp when mutinous Spanish soldiers stormed and plundered the city. Jean was among the thousands killed in the Spanish Fury, which wrecked Antwerp and led to the expulsion of Spanish soldiers from the Low Countries." Text: S. 9 "Aan het begin van de Nederlandse Opstand waren Andries en Daniel van der Meulen protestantse kooplieden te Antwerpen. Hun broer Jan was een van de zevenduizend slachtoffers die muitende soldaten in 1576 in Antwerpen maakten tijdens de zogenaamde 'Spaanse furie'.
Gedurende een aantal jaren hadden de protestanten in Antwerpen het heft in handen, en Andries van der Meulen maakte in die periode deel uit van het stadsbestuur. Maar toen Spaanse troepen in 1585 de stad na een langdurige belegering wisten te heroveren, zocht Andries met zijn familieleden, zoals veel protestantse handelaars, een veilig heenkomen in Duitsland. Daar hoefde men niet bevreesd te zijn voor godsdienstige vervolging en economisch gezien was het gebied gunstig gelegen. Verscheidene Antwerpse kooplieden weken uit naar Frankfurt of Keulen, anderen naar Hamburg of Stade. De Van der Meulens kozen Bremen als ballingsoord. 1)
1) Zie de inleiding van: Gisela Jongbloet-Van Houtte ed., Brieven en andere bescheiden betreffende Daniel van der Meu1en 1584-16()() I (Den Haag 1986). |
| Tod einer Schwester | Maria van der Meulen 1584 (Alter 32 Jahre) |
| Heirat | Antoine Lempereur — Diese Familie ansehen Februar 1586 (Alter 34 Jahre) Veröffentlichung: Publication Date : 2015
Peer reviewed | Thesis/dissertation
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/95h1471w Text: S. 605 "Sara van der Meulen, c. 1552–1553 to April 1618
• Antoine Lempereur, 5 June 1552 to September 1615
Sent to live in Cologne at the age of about ten, Sara only returned to Antwerp with her mother in 1582. Once in Antwerp, she and her younger sister must have helped their mother with the household duties and also likely assisted with the accounting and other mercantile business where possible. At the age of thirty-two, she received a suitor in the person of Antoine Lempereur, the former partner of her brother-in-law, François. Antoine wrote to Sara throughout 1584 and 1585 while Antwerp was under siege.66 The delay in Antoine’s planned arrival in Antwerp and the breaks in his correspondence made Sara question her feelings for Antoine, but the fall of Antwerp and Sara’s extrication to Bremen opened the way for the engagement to finally take place. The two signed a marriage agreement on 13 November 1585. On the same day, Antoine signed the agreement with his soon to be brothers-in-law to form the “Nieuwe Compagnie. Antoine was tasked with the bookkeeping for the firm, and like François, the terms of the agreement dictated that he could not trade outside the bounds of the company. Sara and Antoine married in February 1586." |
| Geburt eines Sohns #1 | Antoine Lempereur Dezember 1586 (Alter 34 Jahre) |
| Tod einer Mutter | Elisabeth Zeghers 17. Juni 1587 (Alter 35 Jahre) |
| Geburt eines Sohns #2 | Constantijn Lempereur Juli 1591 (Alter 39 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Bruders | Daniel van der Meulen 25. Juli 1600 (Alter 48 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 einer Schwester | Anna van der Meulen nach 1600 (Alter 48 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Bruders | Andries van der Meulen 12. Januar 1611 (Alter 59 Jahre) |
| Tod eines Ehemanns | Antoine Lempereur 1615 (Alter 63 Jahre) |
| Tod | April 1618 (Alter 66 Jahre) |
| Familie mit Eltern |
| Vater |
Geburt: um 1520 25 20 Tod: um 1563 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
| Mutter |
Geburt: um 1520 — Lier, Prov. Antwerpen, Belgien Tod: 17. Juni 1587 — Bremen, Deutschland |
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Heirat: 2. Juni 1543 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
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5 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Jan van der Meulen Geburt: 1547 27 27 Tod: November 1576 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien |
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3 Jahre älterer Bruder |
Geburt: 1549 29 29 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 12. Januar 1611 — Utrecht, Niederlande |
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4 Jahre sie selbst |
Geburt: um 1552 32 32 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: April 1618 — Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Niederlande |
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2 Jahre jüngere Schwester |
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22 Monate jüngerer Bruder |
Geburt: 23. Oktober 1554 34 34 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: 25. Juli 1600 — Bremen, Deutschland |
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2 Jahre jüngere Schwester |
Maria van der Meulen Geburt: um 1556 36 36 Tod: 1584 |
| Familie mit Antoine Lempereur |
| Ehemann |
Antoine Lempereur Geburt: 5. Juni 1552 — Tournai (Doornik), Hainaut, Belgien Tod: 1615 — Amsterdam |
| sie selbst |
Geburt: um 1552 32 32 — Antwerpen, Flämische Region, Belgien Tod: April 1618 — Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Niederlande |
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Heirat: Februar 1586 — Bremen, Deutschland |
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11 Monate Sohn |
Antoine Lempereur Geburt: Dezember 1586 34 34 — Keulen, Niederlande Tod: |
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5 Jahre Sohn |
Constantijn Lempereur Geburt: Juli 1591 39 39 Tod: 1. Juli 1648 — Leiden, Zuid-Holland, Niederlande |
| 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. 605 "Sara van der Meulen, c. 1552–1553 to April 1618
• Antoine Lempereur, 5 June 1552 to September 1615
Sent to live in Cologne at the age of about ten, Sara only returned to Antwerp with her mother in 1582. Once in Antwerp, she and her younger sister must have helped their mother with the household duties and also likely assisted with the accounting and other mercantile business where possible. At the age of thirty-two, she received a suitor in the person of Antoine Lempereur, the former partner of her brother-in-law, François. Antoine wrote to Sara throughout 1584 and 1585 while Antwerp was under siege.66 The delay in Antoine’s planned arrival in Antwerp and the breaks in his correspondence made Sara question her feelings for Antoine, but the fall of Antwerp and Sara’s extrication to Bremen opened the way for the engagement to finally take place. The two signed a marriage agreement on 13 November 1585. On the same day, Antoine signed the agreement with his soon to be brothers-in-law to form the “Nieuwe Compagnie. Antoine was tasked with the bookkeeping for the firm, and like François, the terms of the agreement dictated that he could not trade outside the bounds of the company. Sara and Antoine married in February 1586." |
| Medienobjekt | Format: image/png Bildmaße: 139 × 150 Pixel Dateigröße: 60 kB Typ: Wappen Hervorgehobenes Bild: ja Quelle: Manuscrit de Hooghe Veröffentlichung: 18de eeuw; Openbare Bibliotheek Brugge, ms. 449 https://erfgoedbrugge.be/handschrift-de-hooghe/ Text: Schrift 1, f. 246/247 |