- van Gellinckhuysen.
Coymans ran a
business as a
trader in the
linen market and
owned some
bleacheries in Bloemendaal. The
Coymans' son
Balthasar (named...
-
Isabella Coymans (1626 – 1689), was the
Dutch wife of Steph****
Geraerdts best
known for her
portrait painted by
Frans Hals. She was the
wealthy daughter...
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indispensable feature of this bargain, was
furnished by the
Amsterdam house of
Coymans.
Coymans made an
immediate payment towards some
frigates for the
Spanish navy...
-
Portrait of
Stephan Geraedts,
Husband of
Isabella Coymans is a late oil on
canvas painting by the
Dutch Golden Age
painter Frans Hals, made when the artist...
- a
bachelor for long,
because he
married Wilhelmina Coymans, the
wealthy daughter of
Joseph Coymans in the same year. In 1647 he
became mayor like his...
- Louvre.
Joseph Coymans (1591–1660), the
husband of
Dorothea Berck, 1644,
Wadsworth Atheneum.
Dorothea Berck (1593–1684), wife of
Joseph Coymans, 1644, Private...
- The
former occupants of
their house was the
family of
Joseph Coymans, and like
Coymans before them, they made use of the
services of
their neighbor,...
- The
Coymans asiento became an
important factor in the
Dutch slave trade.
Balthasar Coymans (1652–1686) led a
branch of the
Dutch trade house Coymans in...
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bought rye in Archangelsk.
Isaac Coymans, his brother-in-law,
moved all his
furniture to
Keizersgracht 139 as
Coymans was in
trouble for embezzlement.[citation...
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William of Brandenburg. Back home
Johan married his
first cousin,
Sophia Coymans,
which tied
another knot to that
wealthy banker family. In 1659 he refused...
