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Staten Van Holland Na 1572 3 Nummer Toegang: 3.01.04.01 Inventaris van het archief van de Staten van Holland en West-Friesland, 1572-1795 Versie: 18-06-2020 W.E. Meiboom Nationaal Archief, Den Haag 1990 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 3.01.04.01 Staten van Holland na 1572 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE Beschrijving van het archief......................................................................................7 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker................................................................................................8 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen.......................................................................................................8 Beperkingen aan het gebruik......................................................................................................8 Materiële beperkingen................................................................................................................8 Andere toegang........................................................................................................................... 8 Aanvraaginstructie...................................................................................................................... 8 Citeerinstructie............................................................................................................................ 8 Archiefvorming...........................................................................................................................9 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer............................................................................................9 Organisatie van de Staten van Holland..................................................................................9 Werkzaamheden en taakgebied van de Staten van Holland...............................................10 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer.........................................................................................10 De verwerving van het archief..............................................................................................10 Inhoud en structuur van het archief..........................................................................................11 Inhoud........................................................................................................................................ 11 De belangrijkste bestanddelen van dit archief......................................................................11 SCHEMA van de loop van een ingekomen stuk na binnenkomst bij de Staten van Holland ............................................................................................................................................... 11 Schema's van de verschillende series resoluties van de Staten van Holland in de opeenvolgende ontwikkelingsstadia....................................................................................14 Uitleg over indeling en gebruik van de inventaris................................................................17 Schema van de methode van onderzoek in de resoluties en bijlagen van de Staten van Holland................................................................................................................................. 18 Resoluties over de periode 1572-1621, voorzover aanwezig, verdeeld naar inhoud van de registers................................................................................................................................ 19 Registers van gedrukte resoluties tussen 1571 en 1621 en welke geschreven resoluties hiervoor als basis zijn gebruikt.............................................................................................21 Verantwoording van de bewerking..........................................................................................26 In dit deel beschreven archiefstukken.................................................................................26 "Omgeknipt"....................................................................................................................27 "Bijgewerkt"..................................................................................................................... 27 Indeling van de inventaris....................................................................................................28 Archivalia van verschillende herkomst................................................................................29 Gebruikte nummering..........................................................................................................30 De inventaris uit 1880......................................................................................................30 De inventaris van de "Aanvulling" uit 1985......................................................................30 Verwant materiaal.....................................................................................................................31 Beschikbaarheid van kopieën....................................................................................................31 Afgescheiden archiefmateriaal..................................................................................................31 Onderdelen van de besluitvorming binnen de Staten van Holland.....................................31 Oude beschrijvingen uit 1880................................................................................................31 Inventarisnummers van de bestanddelen niet opgenomen in deze omgeknipte inventaris .............................................................................................................................................. 32 I - Inventarisnummers die niet zijn opgenomen in deze omgeknipte versie aangezien ze overgebracht zijn naar andere archieven en daar een nieuw nummer gekregen hebben. .......................................................................................................................................... 32 II - Inventarisnummers die wel opgenomen zijn onder Staten van Holland-nummers maar in aparte inventarissen...........................................................................................33 III - Archiefstukken die al uit de inventaris verdwenen waren, voordat de inventaris in 1880 werd samengesteld.................................................................................................33 IV - Lijst van ontbrekende inventarisnummers...............................................................33 4 Staten van Holland na 1572 3.01.04.01 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen................................................35 I Algemeen..................................................................................................................................... 35 A Punten van beschrijving.........................................................................................................................35 B Resoluties...............................................................................................................................................36 B.1 Gedrukte resoluties........................................................................................................................36 B.1.1 Eerste serie..............................................................................................................................36 B.1.2 Tweede serie...........................................................................................................................43 B.2 Geschreven resoluties...................................................................................................................48 B.2.1 Net en afschriften..................................................................................................................48 Periode 1572-1621......................................................................................................................48 Periode 1621-1653.......................................................................................................................51 Eerste en tweede serie..........................................................................................................51 Derde serie............................................................................................................................51 Periode 1653-1751......................................................................................................................52 B.2.2 Minuten van gewone en geheime resoluties........................................................................57 B.3 Gedrukte geheime resoluties.........................................................................................................72 B.4 Geschreven geheime resoluties.....................................................................................................73 B.5 Gewone en geheime resoluties over bijzondere onderwerpen...................................................74 B.5.1 Buitenlandse zaken................................................................................................................74 B.5.1.1 Resoluties over onderhandelingen met het buitenland...............................................74 B.5.1.2 Verzamelde resoluties betreffende buitenlandse zaken, per land...............................75 B.5.2 Resoluties over financiën......................................................................................................87 B.5.3 Resoluties over organisatie, competentie............................................................................87
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