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Vreede / Van Marle 3 Nummer Toegang: 2.21.171 Inventaris van het archief van de familie Vreede, 1783-1988; familie van Marle, (1597) 1808-1880 S.J. Fockema Andreae, J. Steur Nationaal Archief, Den Haag 1967 This finding aid is written in Dutch. 2.21.171 Vreede / Van Marle 3 INHOUDSOPGAVE Beschrijving van het archief......................................................................................5 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker................................................................................................6 Openbaarheidsbeperkingen.......................................................................................................6 Beperkingen aan het gebruik......................................................................................................6 Materiële beperkingen................................................................................................................6 Aanvraaginstructie...................................................................................................................... 6 Citeerinstructie............................................................................................................................ 6 Archiefvorming...........................................................................................................................7 Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer............................................................................................7 Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer...........................................................................................7 Inhoud en structuur van het archief...........................................................................................8 Verantwoording van de bewerking............................................................................................8 Verwant materiaal......................................................................................................................9 Beschikbaarheid van kopieën.....................................................................................................9 Afgescheiden archiefmateriaal...................................................................................................9 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen.................................................11 I Pieter Vreede, 1750-1837...............................................................................................................11 II Paulus Vreede, 1780-1842............................................................................................................13 III Mr. Cornelius van Marle, 1783-1859...........................................................................................14 IV Professor Mr. George Willem Vreede, 1809-1880.....................................................................16 V AANHANGSEL..............................................................................................................................25 VI Stukken Afkomstig van Mr. Adriaan Gerard Vreede (1877-1966) over de jaren, 1895-1936.....26 VII R A Vreede................................................................................................................................ 28 VIII Verzamelde Stukken................................................................................................................29 IX Stukken Afkomstig Van Hendrik Theodoor Vreede (Geboren 1908) Over De Jaren, 1945-1988 ........................................................................................................................................................ 30 2.21.171 Vreede / Van Marle 5 Beschrijving van het archief BESCHRIJVING VAN HET ARCHIEF Naam archiefblok: Collectie 108 Vreede en Van Marle Periodisering: archiefvorming: 1783-1988 oudste stuk - jongste stuk: 1597-1988 Archiefbloknummer: C27005 Omvang: 92 inventarisnummer(s); 1,60 meter Taal van het archiefmateriaal: Het merendeel der stukken is in het Nederlands. Soort archiefmateriaal: Normale geschreven, getypte en gedrukte documenten, geen bijzondere handschriften. Archiefbewaarplaats: Nationaal Archief, Den Haag Archiefvormers: Vreede Van Marle Vreede, Pieter (1750-1837) Vreede, Paulus (1780-1842) Marle, Cornelius van (1783-1859) Vreede, George Willem (1809-1880) Vreede, Adriaan Gerard (1877-1966) Vreede, Hendrik Theodoor (1945-1988) Samenvatting van de inhoud van het archief: Het archief bevat stukken van diverse aard van leden van de familie Vreede en van Cornelius van Marle; onder meer niet nader omschreven stukken met betrekking tot de Bataafse revolutie afkomstig van patriot Pieter Vreede, correspondentie en aantekeningen voor redevoeringen van hoogleraar in de rechtsgeleerdheid G.W. Vreede uit de tweede helft van de negentiende eeuw, verslagen van A.G. Vreede over de economische situatie in Nederlands-Indië in 1931, aantekeningen van zijn hand voor een biografie van Pieter Vreede, en publicaties van H.T. Vreede op het gebied van commerciële economie en marktonderzoek uit de periode 1945-1988. 6 Vreede / Van Marle 2.21.171 Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker Aanwijzingen voor de gebruiker Openbaarheidsbeperkingen OPENBAARHEIDSBEPERKINGEN Volledig openbaar. Beperkingen aan het gebruik BEPERKINGEN AAN HET GEBRUIK Reproductie van originele bescheiden uit dit archief is, behoudens de algemene regels die gelden voor het kopiëren van stukken, niet aan beperkingen onderhevig. Er zijn geen beperkingen krachtens het auteursrecht. Materiële beperkingen MATERIËLE BEPERKINGEN Het archief kent geen beperkingen voor het raadplegen van stukken als gevolg van slechte materiële staat. Aanvraaginstructie AANVRAAGINSTRUCTIE Openbare archiefstukken kunnen online worden aangevraagd en gereserveerd. U kunt dit ook via de terminals in de studiezaal van het Nationaal Archief doen. Om te kunnen reserveren dient u de volgende stappen te volgen: 1. Creëer een account of log in . 2. Selecteer in de archiefinventaris een archiefstuk. 3. Klik op ‘Reserveer’ en kies een tijdstip van inzage. Citeerinstructie CITEERINSTRUCTIE Bij het citeren in annotatie en verantwoording dient het archief tenminste éénmaal volledig en zonder afkortingen te worden vermeld. Daarna kan worden volstaan met verkorte aanhaling. VOLLEDIG: Nationaal Archief, Den Haag, Collectie 108 Vreede en Van Marle, nummer toegang 2.21.171, inventarisnummer ... VERKORT: NL-HaNA, Vreede / Van Marle, 2.21.171, inv.nr. ... 2.21.171 Vreede / Van Marle 7 Archiefvorming Archiefvorming Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer GESCHIEDENIS VAN DE ARCHIEFVORMER Voor de genealogie-Vreede door mevrouw dr.W.J. Vreede-van Eerde, zie Nederland's Patriciaat, 41e jaargang, 's-Gravenhage 1955, p.341-370. Geschiedenis van het archiefbeheer GESCHIEDENIS VAN HET ARCHIEFBEHEER De verzamelingen-VREEDE en VAN MARLE werden in 1947 door ir.M.H.C. Vreede te 's-Gravenhage, kleinzoon van de Utrechtse hoogleraar mr.G.W. Vreede, aan het Algemeen Rijksarchief geschonken (zie: Verslagen omtrent 's Rijks oude archieven, 1947, p.27 en 28). Schenking (van een niet overheidsarchief) 8 Vreede / Van Marle 2.21.171 Inhoud en structuur van het archief Inhoud en structuur van het archief Verantwoording van de bewerking VERANTWOORDING VAN DE BEWERKING Enkele bestanddelen van de verzamelingen Vreede en Van Marle werden overgedragen aan de derde afdeling. Wat bij de tweede afdeling kwam te berusten werd tegelijk met aanwinst 1908, LIII, nrs. 9-11 (schenking van M. Emants te 's-Gravenhage) beschreven door de rijksarchivaris der afdeling mr. S.J. Fockema Andreae. In 1961 bleek het wenselijk de bij prof.mr.G.W. Vreede ingekomen brieven, die reeds per afzender geordend waren, per schrijver van een omslag te voorzien, teneinde verwarring in het opbergen te voorkomen en tegelijk de gehele beschrijving uit te breiden. Tevens werden op de omslagen alle data der brieven vermeld, zulks om beter te kunnen waken tegen het teloor gaan van stukken. 2.21.171 Vreede / Van Marle 9 Verwant materiaal Verwant materiaal Beschikbaarheid van kopieën BESCHIKBAARHEID VAN KOPIEËN Inventarisnummers van dit archief zijn niet in kopievorm beschikbaar Afgescheiden archiefmateriaal AFGESCHEIDEN ARCHIEFMATERIAAL 4. MRF Prenten uit de achttiende en negentiende eeuw 2.21.171 Vreede / Van Marle 11 Beschrijving van de series en archiefbestanddelen BESCHRIJVING VAN DE SERIES EN ARCHIEFBESTANDDELEN I Pieter Vreede, 1750-1837 I PIETER VREEDE, 1750-1837 Geboren Leiden 8 oktober 1750, overleden Heusden 21 september 1837. Zie over hem J.C. Ramaer in Nieuw Nederlandsch Biografisch Woordenboek, IX, kol. 1245-1254 Papieren van P. Vreede betreffende zijn loopbaan als belasting-ambtenaar schijnen bij het Nederlands belastingmuseum te berusten en brieven van hem in Amerikaanse bibliotheken. Zie voor zijn gedrukte verhandeling "De Vereenigde Nederlanden na de afscheiding van België, tot behoud en voorspoed opgeroepen door de kracht hunner ontwikkelde hulpbronnen", 's-Gravenhage 1831, aangeboden aan de Koning, archief Staatssecretarie exh. 26 oktober 1831 no. 14bis; exh. 9 januari 1832 no. 23 en 22 januari 1832 no. 12 1 Ingekomen brieven van. Aubremé, D'., 1824, 1 stuk Blois van Treslong, J.A., 1815, 1 stuk Borch, R. van den, 1821, 1 stuk Capellen tot den Poll, J.D. van der, 1783, 1784 en z.j., 4 stukken De brief z.j. is afgedrukt door G.W. Vreede in Kroniek van het Historisch Genootschap te Utrecht, XXVIe jaargang, 1870; zie ook W.F. Wertheim en A.H. Wertheim-Gijse Weenink; Joan Derk Baron van der Capellen tot den Pol, Aan het Volk van Nederland, Amsterdam 1966, p. 132-142 Elout, 1824, 1 stuk Galdi (M.), 1808, 1 stuk Gebhard
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