Almelo Family ReconstructionsAnna Christina Hoobreke1
F, #13740, ° s 1680
Anna Christina Hoobreke was from in Hagen at her marriage.1 She married Jannes Ruinx, son of Berend Ruinx and Margrieta Vrijlink, in Almelo1 (banns (NH) 29 May 1707, Almelo.)1
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Her father was Adolph Hoobreker. (He died before 1707.)1 She lived at the time of her marriage in Amsterdam.1
Jannes Ruinx and Christiena Hooftbreeker made a will on 18 May 1716. They name each other sole heir, but in case they have no children, half of the estate will, after the death of the survivor, go to the family of testator, and the other half to the sister of testatrix, Catrina Hooftbrekers. If she would die without children, this portion will go to the son of Mr. Henr. Ruink, named Daniel Ruink. Christiena wishes that half of the money she is owed from the salary of her brother Daniel Hooftbrekers from the East India Company in Amsterdam, will go to her husband, and half to her sister Catria. Her sister will also receive her clothes, and her debt will be forgiven. Jannes gives his mother Margrieta Vrijlink her legal portion from the estate of his father, which he has not received yet. After the death of the survivor, they give 50 car. gld. to the Poor.4
Jannes Ruinx and Christiena Hooftbreeker made a will on 23 May 1725. Jannes names Christiena sole heir, after his mother Margrieta Vrijlink had her legal portion, Christiena names her husband sole heir. Jannes gives to his brothers Albert Ruijnx and Jan Hendrik Ruinx and the son of his late brother Hendrik Ruink, named Daniel Ruink ƒ25.- to share. Christiena gives her sister Catrina Hooftbrekers also ƒ25.-.2
More Information:
Her father was Adolph Hoobreker. (He died before 1707.)1 She lived at the time of her marriage in Amsterdam.1
Jannes Ruinx and Christiena Hooftbreeker made a will on 18 May 1716. They name each other sole heir, but in case they have no children, half of the estate will, after the death of the survivor, go to the family of testator, and the other half to the sister of testatrix, Catrina Hooftbrekers. If she would die without children, this portion will go to the son of Mr. Henr. Ruink, named Daniel Ruink. Christiena wishes that half of the money she is owed from the salary of her brother Daniel Hooftbrekers from the East India Company in Amsterdam, will go to her husband, and half to her sister Catria. Her sister will also receive her clothes, and her debt will be forgiven. Jannes gives his mother Margrieta Vrijlink her legal portion from the estate of his father, which he has not received yet. After the death of the survivor, they give 50 car. gld. to the Poor.4
Jannes Ruinx and Christiena Hooftbreeker made a will on 23 May 1725. Jannes names Christiena sole heir, after his mother Margrieta Vrijlink had her legal portion, Christiena names her husband sole heir. Jannes gives to his brothers Albert Ruijnx and Jan Hendrik Ruinx and the son of his late brother Hendrik Ruink, named Daniel Ruink ƒ25.- to share. Christiena gives her sister Catrina Hooftbrekers also ƒ25.-.2
Source(s)
- [S10] DTB NH Almelo, Huwelijken/Marriages : Jannes Ruinx en Anna Christina Hoobreker, 29 May 1707.
- [S23] SA, Inv. #2618*, Fol. 411-415. Testament Jannes Ruinx en zijn huisvrouw Christiena Hooftbreeker, 23 May 1725.
- [S23] SA, Inv. #2619, Fol. 347-348. Hypotheekacte, 14 Feb 1739.
- [S23] SA, Inv. #2618*, Fol. 148-151. Testament Jannes Ruinx en zijn huisvrouw Christina Hooftbrekers, 18 May 1716.