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Jan (Jansz) van Leeuwen (abt. 1600 - aft. 1674)

Jan "Jan Jansz" van Leeuwen formerly Jansz aka van Sijp, Broer, van Leeuwen
Born about in Warmond, Zuid-Holland, Nederlandmap [uncertain]
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 19 Jan 1625 in Warmond, Zuid-Holland, Nederlandmap
Husband of — married about 1627 in Warmond, Zuid-Holland, Nederlandmap [uncertain]
Died after after about age 74 in Warmond, Zuid-Holland, Nederlandmap
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ALERT
During this period in Warmond, there were dozens of adults with the name Jan Jansz.
Using Open Archives for Warmond before 1660, a total of 57 records appear.
A few records display surnames. Most do not.
So it cannot be assumed that references to a Jan Jansz living in Warmond before 1660 pertain to the man in this profile.
More than likely, they do not.

LNAB
LNAB probably should be van Sijp or perhaps Broer, absent a baptismal record.
A Dutch Roots project manager changed the original LNAB in favor of the van Leeuwen surname that Jan Jansz may have used only late in his lifetime.
Profile manager is constrained from restoring the original LNAB by project protection rules.
This paragraph will be removed when that restoration is implemented.

BIOGRAPHY
Many of the details surrounding the life of Jan Jansz van Sijp are lacking in documentation.
Jan Jansz was a fairly common name, making it difficult to clearly establish historical family relationships based on the available records of this period, where surnames were not typically recorded.

Jan was born about 1600. He was the son of Jan Gerritsz (Huijgensz/van Sijp) and Annetgen Englesdr Coninck.
Jan Jansz van Sijp was also the brother of Jan Jansz Bout.
He married Geertgen Gerritsdr in 1625, and they had one child in 1626, named Annetgen.
It appears probable that Geertgen died not long after, and Jan began a relationship with Machtelt Feuyten. Her parents are unknown. She may have been an (undocumented) daughter of Feuyt Cornelis.
Machtelt Jansdr. was born in 1628 to a Jan Jansz. (no surname recorded) and Machtelt Feuyten.

About 1633, a child named Jan Jansz. was born, absent baptismal records altogether. (See Notarial record from 1679, referencing his age as 46.)
Other notarial records suggest that a close relationship later existed between this Jan Jansz van Sijp (van Leeuwen in a later period) and the younger Jan Jansz ("de jonge"). (See RESEARCH NOTES). A 1661 document may establish that they were father and son.

Jan Jansz. also was referred to by the surname Broer, for example as a witness at the baptism of his brother Gerrit's son Engel in 1636. His land holdings in the Warmond morgenboeken also reference him in this manner. (See also text below relating to handmerks)
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/53314909

Jan Jansz van Sijp had a third relationship with Neeltgen Gijsbertsdr van der Codde at least by 1640, out of which a son was born. (See property holdings for 1640.)
(Kuyper's 1996 article on Lijsbeth Gerritsdr van Rhijn references Pieter and Cornelis Gijsbertsdr van der Codde about 1627. Nothing on Neeltgen. This family did not participate in the Dutch Reformed Church, so their marriage and baptismal records are not included in standard online records. Neeltgen is noted as the daughter of Gijlbert Jacobsz van der Codde in the Warmond hoofdgeld anno 1623.)

THE HUIJGEN - VAN SIJP FAMILY
Hoofdgeld Warmond 1623
"Jan Gerrit Huijgen (L) ende
Annetgen Engelsdr sijn huijsvre met
Gerrit,
oude Jan,
Maritgen,
Machtelt,
jonge Jan,
Geertgen,
Engeltgen heure kinders - 9 hoofden"
F.J.A.M. van der Helm. Hoofdgeld te Warmond, 1623

SURNAME CHANGES
Jan Jansz may have been born with the surname van Sijp, also used an alias Broer, and later adopted the surname van Leeuwen, in line with other family members that did so in the late 1650s and 1660s.
Jan Jansz' son, Jan Jansz (de jonge), was recorded with the surname van Leuwen when he married Trijntge Pieters van Outzhoorn, both born in Warmondt, in 1660.
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/51995400

PROPERTY HOLDINGS
Morgenboek van Warmond 1636 (blz. 67)
Jan Jansz. Broer eijgen - ij mor.
Bruijct noch vande huijssittenen tot Leijden - iij mor.

Morgenboek van Warmond 1640 (blz 21v)
Jan Jansz. Broer eijgen over de Zijl gecomen van Gijsbert Jacobsz. sijn schoonv.r - ij mor.
Bruijct noch vaƱ huijssittenen tot Leijden Hooch-Aecken - iij mor.

There is a reference to Jan Janss van Leeuwen (d' oude) having property as of 1665-69 at G 18.
https://warmelda.nl/js-plugins/kaart/kaart_tabel.html#

SELECTED DEEDS
Notarial Documents (with dates, but not full citations)
1644-1646 Rijnlandse Penningen: Jan Jansz van Sijp getrout met Neeltgen Gijsberts, erve van Gijs Sacharias
27-05-1646 and 14-04-1646: Jan Jansz van Sijp^ as a son of Annetgen Engelsdr
1652-1669 Rijnlandse Penningen: Jan Jansz Broer, op 't Oosteynde alias Jan Jansz van Leeuwen
23-08-1653: Jan Jansz Broer^ from Warmond as debtor
30-04-1661: Jan Jansz van Leeuwen anders genaamd Broer^ as debtor; his son Jan Jansz van Leuwen de jonge as bondsman
06-05-1668: Jan Jansz van Leeuwen alias Broer^ as debtor; Jan Jansz van Leeuwen de jonge as guarantor/bondsman, both from Warmond
16-10-1674: on behalf of his father Jan Jansz van Leeuwen, married to Neeltgen Gijsberts van der Codde who also appeared assisted by her son
13-11-1679: Jan Jansz was 46 years old, so born approx. 1633 (likely to pertain to Jan Jansz van Leuwen de jonge, as described in the 1661 entry.)
^ Distinctive chop marks or handmerks are seen where carets (^) are noted for designated notarial documents above.
(These documents were identified by Frans Angevaare)

RESEARCH NOTES
ANNETGEN JANS
Daughter Annetgen, born 1626, may have married between 1645 and 1655, as there are numerous Annetgen Jans becoming brides in that period in Warmond. Otherwise, nothing further can be said with confidence about her.

VAN DER CODDE FAMILY
The Rijnsburg Collegiants were a Dutch religious group from the 17th and 18th centuries. When, after the Synod of Dort, the ministers of the Remonstrants (Arminians) were banned, the church elder Gijsbert van der Codde and his brothers (Jan the elder, Arie, and Jan the younger) set up meetings for worship (collegia) without a minister, in 1619 in Warmond and in 1621 in Rijnsburg, with reading of scripture, prayer, and open preaching.
Schneider, Hans, Rijnsburg Collegiants , in: Religion Past and Present.

There are no digitized references to van der Codde family members in Warmond before 1650, via WWW or OA.

Neeltgen Gijsbertsdr van der Codde >1644 (weduwe Gijs Sacharias ca 1644-46; except the morgenboek suggests before 1640.)
(no Codde, Codden, Sacharias, Zacharias in WWW, OA, ELO; no online records perhaps because they didn't belong to Dutch Reformed Church.)
See also Codden in HMK 1599, fn 326

SOURCES
Date of Birth/Baptism:

Marriages:
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/51930651
https://www.genealogieonline.nl/familiekring-koppenol-van-starkenburg/I12319.php
(as Jan Jansz van Zijp, to Neeltje Gijsberts van der Codden; no online record found)

Profession:

Death:
(see the section on Molenaars at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Jansz-518)

Relationships:
Annetgen's children are recorded as:
Gerrit Jansz van Sijp, Jan Jansz Bouth, Jan Jansz van Sijp, Engel Jansz van Sijp;
and .... three married daughters, as follows:
Harmen Cornelisz van der Ven married to Marritgen Jansdr,
Engel Dammasz van Griecken married to Machtelt Jansdr,
Cornelis Maertens Bols married to Geertgen Jansdr
https://www.erfgoedleiden.nl/collecties/archieven/archievenoverzicht/scans/NL-LdnRAL-0506/39.1.1.15/start/0/limit/25;
From ONA Leiden 508/96 dd 14-04-1646 (page 195)

Enormous gratitude is owed to Frans Angevaare for his assistance researching the van Leeuwen family's origins in Warmond, and this document in particular.

Other:
Baptism of Annetgen Jansdr. 1626
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/53232606

Baptism of Machtelt Jansdr 1628
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/53372542

Baptism of son Jan Jansz (de Jonge) 1633
(no record found)

Baptism of child with Neeltgen
(no record found)

Baptism of Engel Gerritsz, where Jan Jansz Broer is a witness to his nephew's baptism in 1636
https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/detail/53314909
(Gerrit Jansz, the father, is Broer's brother)





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