Dirck trip

Trips town house Huis Bartolotti

Dirck Trip (* 1691 in Amsterdam ; † 1748 ibid), von Groet's army , was regent of Amsterdam .

biography

His parents were the mayor of Amsterdam Lucas Trip and Elisabeth Calkoen . The descendant of the Trip family received his doctorate in 1711 from the University of Leiden . A year later he married Christina Eijgels and lived with her in the Huis Bartolotti on Herengracht . In the following year, Dirck Trip, now a widower, remarried with Agatha Levina Geelvinck . He entered the city government in 1726 as Schepen . Trip was mayor in 1735, 1742 and 1748 . In 1741 he became a colonel in the Amsterdam Civil Guard . In 1743 Trip became the richest inhabitant of the city with an annual income of 50,000 guilders . Through the intercession of his father-in-law Lieve Geelvinck , he sat between 1743 and 1747 as councilor in the Admiralty of Amsterdam . In addition, from 1630, Trip had owned the Herrlichkeit Groet and the Waterland estate near Velsen .

progeny

• Lucas Trip (1720–1762), graduate of Leiden University (1741). His widow Clara Magdalena du Peyrou (1724–1796) married the German doctor Bernhard Siegfried Albinus in 1765 .
• Pieter Trip (* 1724)
• Jan Trip (* 1730)
• Dirck Trip, de jonge (1734–1763), captain of the Amsterdam Civil Guard. He married the wealthy Jacoba Elisabeth van Strijen (1741-1816), granddaughter of Joan Blaeu . His estimated fortune was 1.5 million guilders. After his death, Jacoba Elisabeth Carel married George van Wassenaer Obdam .

Individual proof

1. ↑ Biography of the owners of Waterland ( Memento of the original from July 20, 2006 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.