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Oldenbarnevelt, (1449) 1510-1705 Nummer Toegang: 3.20.41 Inventaris van het archief van de familie Van Oldenbarnevelt, (1449) 1510-1705 Versie: 15-08-2019 H.J.Ph.G. Kaajan Nationaal Archief, Den Haag 1987 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 3.20.41 Oldenbarnevelt, van 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE Beschrijving van het archief......................................................................................9 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker...............................................................................................10 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen......................................................................................................10 Beperkingen aan het gebruik....................................................................................................10 Materiële beperkingen..............................................................................................................10 Aanvraaginstructie....................................................................................................................10 Citeerinstructie.......................................................................................................................... 10 Archiefvorming..........................................................................................................................11 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer...........................................................................................11 A De familie Van Oldenbarnevelt..........................................................................................11 1 De verschillende takken.................................................................................................11 2 De kinderen van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt.................................................................13 3 Aanverwante families....................................................................................................14 a De familie Van Utrecht..............................................................................................14 b De familie Van Oldenbarnevelt genaamd Witte Tullingh........................................14 c De familie Van Dompselaer......................................................................................15 d De familie Coopal.....................................................................................................15 e De familie Brouwer...................................................................................................15 Genealogie van het nageslacht van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt......................................15 Genealogie van het geslacht van Oldenbarnevelt genaamd Witte Tullingh...................16 B Het goederenbezit.............................................................................................................17 1 De bezittingen van de familie Van Oldenbarnevelt in de vijftiende en zestiende eeuw .......................................................................................................................................... 17 2 De bezittingen van de familie Van Utrecht....................................................................17 3 Het door Johan van Oldenbarnevelt verworven huizenbezit.......................................19 4 De mede door Johan van Oldenbarnevelt verrichte bedijkingen................................20 5 De door Johan van Oldenbarnevelt verworven Utrechtse bezittingen........................20 6 De belangrijkste andere bezittingen van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt...........................21 7 De confiscatie en verdeling van de boedel van Johan van Oldenbarnevelt.................22 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer.........................................................................................23 De verwerving van het archief..............................................................................................27 De verwerving van het archief..............................................................................................27 Inhoud en structuur van het archief.........................................................................................28 Inhoud....................................................................................................................................... 28 Verantwoording van de bewerking..........................................................................................28 Verwant materiaal....................................................................................................................30 Beschikbaarheid van kopieën...................................................................................................30 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen................................................31 A. Stukken van persoonlijke aard...................................................................................................31 A.a De familie van Oldenbarnevelt............................................................................................................31 A.1 Algemeen.........................................................................................................................................31 1.1 Genealogie..................................................................................................................................31 1.2 Familiegraf.................................................................................................................................32 A.2 Bijzonder.........................................................................................................................................33 A.I Gerrit van Oldenbarnevelt (± 1523-1588)..................................................................................33 A.II Johan van Oldenbarnevelt (1547-1619)....................................................................................33 1. Algemeen................................................................................................................................33 2. Bijzonder................................................................................................................................34 2.1 Eigendommen.................................................................................................................34 2.1.1 Algemeen.................................................................................................................34 a. Bestuur...................................................................................................................34 a.1 Openbare orde................................................................................................34 4 Oldenbarnevelt, van 3.20.41 a.2 Waterstaat.......................................................................................................34 b. Beheer....................................................................................................................35 b.1 Algemeen.........................................................................................................35 b.2 Bijzonder.........................................................................................................36 b.2.1 Tiendrecht...............................................................................................36 b.2.2 Verpachtingen.........................................................................................37 b.2.3 Financiën.................................................................................................37 2.1.2 Bijzonder.................................................................................................................39 a. Beveren...................................................................................................................39 b. Delft.......................................................................................................................40 c. De Diepsmeer.........................................................................................................40 c.1 Beheer..............................................................................................................40 c.1.1 Verpachtingen..........................................................................................40 c.1.2 Financiën..................................................................................................41 d. 's-Gravenhage........................................................................................................42 e. Groot-Weede.........................................................................................................42 f. Heijsteeg.................................................................................................................42 g. De Kerkmeer..........................................................................................................42 h. Nieuw-Beijerland...................................................................................................43 h.1 Beheer..............................................................................................................43 h.1.1 Algemeen.................................................................................................43 h.1.2 Bijzonder.................................................................................................43 h.1.2.a Verkavelingen.................................................................................43 h.1.2.b Verkoop..........................................................................................44
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