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Tonis Symonsz. van der Piet died 1636 Lysbetge Dircx

Dirck Tonisz. van der Piet 1 blacksmith (1619) 2 of Molslaen, Delft and 1655-1661 in the Coornmaart 3 died December 1660, Delft 4 buried 1 January 1661, Oude Kerk, Delft 5 will dated 9 June 1658 Notes: In his will, dated 15th June 1658, he names his children as: Pleunis, Gerrit, Anthonij, Elisabeth married to Jacob Alewijnsz Tol, Engeltgen and Arijaantgen van der Piet. He owned a grave in the St. Joris Kapel of the Oude Kerk, Delft. These graves could take several bodies. When necessary, the bones of the existing inmates were removed from their coffins and rehoused in small coffins, so that room was made for the new arrivals. When this grave was closed in 1714 it had had at least 8 people buried in it. On the 15th February 1716 this grave was left to the church by the current Van der Piet, who is described as the City Blacksmith.

married (1) 22 December 1619 at Delft 6 Ariaentgen Pleunis died 1655 of the Market Place, Delft at the time of her marriage on the Coormarckt, Delft at her burial 7

Engeltje 1620 - 1699 issue Pleunis 1623 - 1669 issue Applonia b.1624 Lijsbet Dircx 1626 - 1692 issue Gerrit 1632 - 1701 issue Grietge b.1634 Anthonij b.1636 Arrijantgen

married (2) 31 May 1656 at Delft 13 Ariaentgen Tijssen died September 1670, Delft buried 18 September, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft 14

children of Dirck Tonisz. van der Piet and Ariaentgen Pleunis Engeltje van der Piet 1620-1699 born 1620, Delft baptized 6 December 1620, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft died April 1699, Delft buried 29 April 1699, Oude Kerk, Delft  married (1) 10 April 1644 Nieuwe Kerk, Delft Benedictus Gijsenbier died 1649 baker  married (2) 29 May 1650 Delft Claes Willemsz. Corst died after 1699 Pleunis van der Piet 1623-1669 born 1623, Delft baptized 19 February 1623, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft died August 1669, Delft buried 21 August 1669, St. Joris Kapel, Oude Kerk, Delft  married circa 1648 Nieuwe Kerk, Delft Barbara van der Drift died 1709 Applonia van der Piet born 1624 baptized 26 July 1624, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft 8 Notes: The Nieuwe Kerk baptismal register reads: 1 kint Applonia, vaeder Dirck vander piet, moeder Geritgen pleunen , getuijgen Teuntgen Wijbrants, Willempge Anthonisz I have checked the Delft online index: there is no other entry for the name Gerritgen pleunen or Teuntgen Wijbrants. I think the person doing the baptism was either drunk or very deaf and that the names should be Arientgen Pleunen, Trijntge Wijbrandts and Willempge Theunis - these would be the mother, the grandmother and the aunt. Going even further, Applonia is not named in her father's will of 1658 whereas there is a daughter called Arrijantgen for whom there seems to be no baptism in Delft. Is this perhaps her? Lijsbet Dircx van der Piet 1626-1692 born 1626, Delft baptized 22 November 1626, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft died March 1692, Delft buried 18 March 1692, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft  married 3 March 1647 Nieuwe Kerk, Delft Jacob Alewijnsz. Tol circa 1607-1662 Clerk to the Secretary at Delft of De Snouck, Jacob Gerritsen Straet, Delft (in 1647 given as Oudenlangendijck) Gerrit van der Piet 1632-1701 born 1632, Delft baptized 12 April 1632, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft died September 1701, Delft buried 27 September 1701, Oude Kerk, Delft  married (1) 18 April 1651 Delft Annitgen van der Nulck died 1655  married (2) 7 May 1656 Delft Elisabeth de Coning died 1687 Grietge van der Piet born 1634 born 1634, Delft 9 baptized 29 October 1634, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft 10 Notes: Grietge is not named in her father's will of 1658 so presumably died before this date. Anthonij van der Piet born 1636 born 1636, Delft 11 baptized 13 January 1636, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft 12 Arrijantgen van der Piet Notes: She is named in his will and is the last in the list of children. An Adriana van der Piet is a witness at the baptism of the eldest child of Lijsbeth van der Piet and Jacob Alewijnsz Tol in 1647.

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