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I’ve looked for ancescestors of Engelbert Hoevel some time ago. Couldn’t find anything but didn’t spend much time on it. I suspect a connection with the town of Emmerich. 
 

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Fragment-genealogie van het geslacht Hoevel te Emmerik:

I. Herman Hoevel, stadssecretaris, vermeld 1548—1596, tr. Mechteld Schalcks,-die in 1608 als overleden wordt ver- meld.

Hun kinderen waren:

Engelbert, volgt onder I I .

Elsken, gehuwd met Frans Thoenen, vermeld in 1599.

Johanna, gehuwd met Nicolaes Lansinck, zoon van Gisbert Lansink en Mathia van Vurden, en vermeld in 1601.

Agnes, gehuwd met Jelis Pauwels te Wesel, vermeld in 1602.

Richard, gehuwd met Anna Wuest, vermeld in 1602.

6. Henrick, vermoedelijk ongehuwd, vermeld in 1612.
7. Herman, gehuwd met Anna Flagelet, vermeld in 1630.

Zij is 1634 hertrouwd met Henrick Jègerinck.

II. Engelbert Hoevel, stadssecretaris, vermeld 1596—1624, f vóór 9 september 1624, tr. 1° Catharina Wuest; tr.

2° Anna Ruyssenbergh,

Uit het eerste huwelijk:

dr. van Gerardt

Ruyssenbergh.

1. Henrick, licentiaat, geb. te Emmerik, fiscaal van

Bergh, f aldaar circa 1665, tr. Elisabeth Stritholtz. 2. Johanna, geb. te Emmerik, tr. Peter Kalfvoets, ver-

meld in 1619 en 1622.
3. Herman, woonde in Mechelen (Bergh), vermeld in

1640 als gehuwd met Geertruidt Poen, die in 1646 als weduwe, wonende te Walbeek, wordt vermeld.

4. Elisabeth, tr. Hendrick Hegeraeth, richter te Weeze, vermeld in 1633.

Uit het tweede huwelijk:
5. Catharina, tr. Mathijs Poën, vermeld in 1633.
6. Margaretha, tr: de kapitein Johan van Gelder, ver-

meld in 1645. •

vriendelijke groet Anne

HI Bas:

Thanks for the post. I am curious as to the legal document which makes Raven Gevekote "was een zoon van Raven Gevekote en Stine Wrede." Unsure where to go from here.  

@Anne: Thanks for the Hoevel posting. Your theory about Engelbert's origins is promising.  Unsure if Richard, gehuwd met Anna Wuest, vermeld in 1602, Henrick, vermoedelijk ongehuwd, vermeld in 1612. Herman, gehuwd met Anna Flagelet, vermeld in 1630; Zij is 1634 hertrouwd met Henrick Jègerinck had descendants.  It looks like the family of Engelbert Hoevel, stadssecretaris, vermeld 1596—1624 appears to be accounted for.
 

Steve, i have found no legal document yet, wich makes Rave Gevekote (x Magdalena van Bulo) a son of Rave Gevekote and Stine Wrede. Rave Gevekote and Magdalena van Bulo‘s first son was named Rave en their first daughter was named Christine (= Stine). So it could be possible.

The coat of arms of the Hoevel family was probably: three triangles (mountains). 
On the website of the Centrale Genealogy Office (CBG) in the Muschart Collection is a reference to a lacquer print with a coat of arms by Otto Hendrick Hoevel:
Quartered:
1 and 4: three triangles
2 and 3: a lion emerging that has turned in the third quarter

Approximately the same coat of arms (three traingles) was used by Henderick Hoevel, j.u.l. may 7th 1637, stadtholder of the office of Gendringen. 

The Henderick Hoevel who was J.U.L. (juris utriúsque licentiātus) was probably the same as the aforementioned:
Henrick, licentiaat, geb. te Emmerik, fiscaal van Bergh, f aldaar circa 1665, tr. Elisabeth Stritholtz. 

These could also have been Engelbert Hoevel's parents. 

He would then have been named after his paternal grandfather Engelbert. And the first daughter of Engelbert Hoevel x Richarda Marquerinck was named Elisabeth. And one of their sons was named Otto Hendrick. No hard evidence though.

this baptism record mentions Hendrick Hoevel as witness and quastor civitatis (stadssecretaris of rentmeester) in 1634. Not sure which of the Hendricks this is.

https://data.matricula-online.eu/de/deutschland/muenster/emmerich-st-martini/KB002/?pg=62

and this record of the same year mentions a Hendrick Hoevel as fiscaal of Bergh.

https://proxy.archieven.nl/0/7DB3D085D1E845469D19C2CFCF746D5A
 

Hi Bas:

Thanks. The coat of arms angle is a promising possibility. As always, we'll need more, of course.  Regarding Richarda Marquerinck's father Welmer, has his origins been explored? Any biographical info? So far, unable to find anything.  Definitely an unusual name.

Regards, Steve

Steve,

There isn't much to find about Welmer(t) Marquerinck. Is think he was a son of a Johan Marquerinck x Rycholt Vos. And he had a brother Gerard (Goert, Goort). That wil explain the name of the daughter of Welmer: Richarda/Richelt.

Register van charters en bescheiden in het Oude Archief van Kampen bwkt. 
”nr 7530. 1 october 1635. Burgemeesteren, Schepenen en Raden der stad Borculo schrijven aan Campen over eene krankzinnige jonge dochter, Engele Abbinck, die hun medeschepen Goert Marquerinck en zijn broeder Welmer Marquerinck, wier moeder Rycholt Vos was, verklaren dat niet van hun bloed is, doch dat ze wel weten dat in Grolle, Vreden, Eybergen en Veltrum van het Abbinck’s geslacht wonen”.

Translation: Mayors, Aldermen and Councils of the city of Borculo write to Campen about an insane young daughter, Engele Abbinck, who their fellow alderman Goert Marquerinck and his brother Welmer Marquerinck, whose mother was Rycholt Vos, declare that it is not of their blood, but that they know that the Abbinck family lives in Grolle, Vreden, Eybergen and Veltrum. 

Hi Bas. Thanks for the posts, especially the one charter from 1 October 1635. I am assuming this charter is downloadable. Could you post the link to the Oud Archief Kempen site? Edit:  Underneath the charter was the following citation: "Op papier, geteekend door J. van Machulsen, het opgedrukt signet verdwenen. Dl. XIV Verz. v. Stukk. fol. 330." Unsure what this means or where the original document is recorded and if it can be downloaded or accessed.
 

Thanks.

I get the impression that it's going to be difficult to determine the abbreviated notation I referenced in my previous post. All the same, I looked at the beginning section for clues, but there were no mentions. A real shame.

Update:  Yesterday, I contacted the Kampen City Archives, sure enough, they found the document.  An excerpt from an email I received this morning:

In the appendices you will find a scan that I made of the book Register van Charters en Bescheiden part 9, which was compiled by the Kamper Municipal Archivist Jurjen Nanninga Uitterdijk. This archivist worked in Kampen in the period 1864-1917. However, his work is considered outdated.

The current location of the archive document you mentioned is Access 00001, Kampen City Council 1251-1815, inventory number 00123 Incoming Documents 1635-1636, Here: October 1, 1635.

Thank you, Bas, for finding the book which contained the document. I agree that Johan and Richelt/Rycholt (Vos) Marquerinck were the parents of Welmer and Gerrit. What is unclear is the relationship between Johan and Derick Marquerinck junior, based on the 2 July 1598 charter in your previous post. Derick junior and siblings were named as heirs of Lubbert Marquerinck, but not Johan.  Unsure we'll get any answers right now.

Steve,

I’m glad you’ve found the document in the Kampen city archives.
It’s a strange document. You wonder why Goert Marquerinck and his brother Welmer Marquerinck declare that the insane Engele Abbinck was not of their blood. And why the mother of Goert en Welmer was named.

It's very strange.  Seems as though there's an implication involving the mother Richelt/Rycholt (Vos).  Could Richelt/Rycholt been related to this troubled young woman's family?  The fact that the mother of Goert and Welmer was specifically named raises my eyebrows. Beyond us to figure out, except further information on the Marquerinck and Vos families.  The surnames do not sound like they are of Dutch origin. But i could be wrong.  Unsure if anyone has pursued both these families beyond what we know.  My guess, based on Google searches, is no.

Steve, the surname Vos is about as Dutch as it gets...  And Marquerink is just a variant of Markerink/Markering, ditto.

Hi Petra: 

Thanks as well as for the variant spellings of the surname.

Kind regards,

Steve

https://seesink-vanderpluijm.nl/PhpGedView/individual.php?pid=I9&ged=vogel.GED

extract:
Margaretha van de Pavert gehuwd voor 22 aug 1601 met:
Derck Strijtholt, ovl. aug 1615 Ambtman van Millingen en den Bylandt 1613-1614, AHB 2866, 1161.
10-01-1623 Henrich Hoevel, Licentiat en Elisabeth Stritholtz cederen aan Mevouw Elisabeth weduwe van Oldenbockum een stuk grond waarbij een kamp bouwland aan de wetering voor de stad 's Heerenberg gelijk de zalige Derck Stritholz, tijdens zijn leven ambtman van de Bylant die van Otto Vogel, richter tot Emmerick bekomen heeft. Landdrostambt Bergh 101.
Jan van de Pavordt, caverende voor zijn huisvrouw, transporteren aan Henrick Hoevell en Elisabeth Stritholtz hun aandeel in een weide 'het bier'en in Stritholtz Rekenungh aan de markt binnen de 's Herenberg, tussen Johan Loeve en Tonnis Bruinen. Landdrostambt Bergh 103 / 26-07-1641.
Gerichts landdrost Bergh 15-06-1615 Zij tuchtigen elkaar aan goederen in Bergh en Gendringen.

https://www.genealogiedomein.nl/digitaal-mainmenu-27/bergh-digitale-genealogische-brongegevens/bergh-rechterlijk-archief-van-het-landdrostambt

Hi Bas:

Thank you for finding this record.  In reviewing the chart mapping out Hendrick's family, I am trying to figure out an approximate birth date for possible son Engelbert Hoevel.

It was proposed as follows in a previous post in this thread:

Dr. Engelbert Hoevel, geb. circa 1620, secretaris der stad en heerlijkheid Borculo, advocaat en gemeensman aldaar, f tussen 6 juni 1694 en 28 mei 1695, tr. vóór 27 februari 1655 Richarda Marquerinck, ged. Borculo Zondag Septuagesima 1625, f tussen 14 mei 1690 en 14 juni 1693, dr. van Welmert Marquerinck en Christina Gevecote.

P.S. I did a quick check the the DTB registers for Bergh, hoping to find a baptism for Engelbert Hoevels.  Unfortunately, I couldn't find any relevant entries on the family.

http://www.oudnoordijk.nl/Noariker%20Joargang_bestanden/Boek15.pdf

See page 27. Maybe you can translate it yourself. Otherwise I can help.

It’s about the lost farm “Groot Markerink”.