Will UTRECHT 1812 Baroness Jacoba Margaretha van HARSCAMP

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You are bidding on one Baroness' will Jacoba Margaretha van Harscamp, married Baroness Taets von Amerongen (born 21. October 1755 in Utrecht, died. 25. August 1827 in Huize Wulperhorst, Zeist).

She married Nicolaas Baron de Pesters (1754-1806) in 1774, and her second marriage was Anthonie Baron Taets van Amerongen (1769-1828) in Utrecht in 1807.

The beneficiaries are her husband's numerous daughters and sons from his first marriage to Louisa Reiniera van Tuyll van Serooskerken (1769-1803). Her own (second) marriage naturally remained childless because it was concluded at an advanced age; her first marriage apparently too.

Dated Utrecht, 27. February 1812.

Available in two copies:

1.) in Dutch (original) language, copied in 1827, with three certifications (Utrecht, 31. August 1827; Utrecht, 26. October 1827 and Amsterdam, 31. October 1827). With signatures of the Utrecht notary Christian Handerson, of AG Smith, "President van de Rechtbank", of Baron Jan Maximiliaan van Tuyll van Serooskerken (1771–1843), "Governor de la Province d'Utrecht" and brother of the husband's first wife, and from Consul General de Carli. Scope: three of four pages are described (30.2 x 21.6 cm), of which the actual will comprises two pages. Written on very strong paper.

2.) as a German translation (including certifications); the translation itself was not specially certified. Scope: Almost 4 pages written (34.5 x 21.3 cm).

Condition: folded, slightly stained and creased, ins. good. Please also note the pictures at the end of the item description!

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About the Taets von Amerongen family (source: wikipedia):

Taets van Amerongen (also: Taets van Amerongen van Natewisch, Taets van Amerongen van Renswoude en Taets van Amerongen tot Woudenberg) is a ordellijk, Stichts geslacht was leden sinds 1814 dead of the Nederlandse adel behoren.

Divorced: De Oudst confessed voorvader van dit geslacht was Eerst Taets, schepen van Wijk bij Duurstede, die overleed in 1411 of 1412. Nakomelingen van zijn zoon hadden zitting in the best office of the city of Utrecht. The Achter-Achterkleinzoon Ernst (–1540) had zitting in the Ridderschap van Utrecht. Vanaf 1690 kwamen de schillende takken in het bezit van respectievelijk het goed Natewisch (door huwelijk)[1]; vanaf 1679 Renswoude (en daarna eeuwenlang bewoner van Kasteel Renswoude); en vanaf 1791 Woudenberg.

Leden van de takken Schalkwijk, Woudenberg and Rynswoude were in 1814 benoemd in the ridderschap van Utrecht and went to the army authorities to the Dutch nobility. Vanaf 1822 leden en afstammelingen recognized the authority to the Dutch nobility with the title baron. The three zones of Gerard LM Taets van Amerongen van Natewisch (1762-1807) are recognized as the death of the Dutch nobility with the title of baron. One of the bulls has no children. The other two were born in 1954, in 2010.

A lid of the family, Jan Taets van Amerongen (née Veth), verkreeg bij Koninklijk Besluit naamswijziging in de name van zijn mother, barones Taets van Amerongen[4]. The transition from the Adellijke title will be refused to the real door of the minister. Jan Taets van Amerongen addressed the Werkgroep Adel en family law to the protests against the defeat of the adeldom niet in the vrouwelijke lijn te laten overgaan[5]. Hoewel de motie om adeldom in de vrouwelijke lijn te laten overgaan en meerderheid in de Tweede Kamer verkreeg en de Commissie Gelijke Treating de refusal of the minister as ongeoorloofde discriminatie aanduidde (MvT TK, 27 074, 5; overerving adeldom in de vrouwelijke lijn), is dead on the heden overgang van adeldom via de vrouwelijke lijn niet mogelijk, met uitzondering van de Koninklijke family.

Wapen: Volgens het Besluit van de Hoge Raad van Adel van 19 November 2003 (tot wapenverbetering): "In zilver and rode dwarsbalk. A nice helmet; wrong and covers silver and rood; Helmet in a natural color with long hair, dressed according to the shield; schildhouders twee eenhoorns van zilver. He's plastered in a gold arabesque."