[Melyn1 15] CM baptized at the Nieuwe Kerk. CM married second 7 April 1653 Jacob Schellinger.

[867] Janneken Adriaens

	b. c1604	Myert Holland	[Melyn1 3]
	d. after 1674		[Melyn1 13]

[Melyn1 251] CM born in the house called "The Sack" in the Rue du Sac. At his babptism, he had for his godfather Cornelis Lobyn and for his godmother Sarah Verryken. CM and JA were living in Amsterdam at the time of their marriage. JA is listed as being from Myert, 23 years of age and having no parents, living on the Lindegracht. CM is listed as 25 [sic: to show that he was of age], having no parents, a leather dresser, and living in the Elant Street.

[NHTR 1:292] 4 December 1656. Complaint by some that ye duchmen lately admitted doe sell things excessive deare, and instanc was given in some particulers, but a knot of buttons, wch was looked at as a most exceeding deare price, likewise that the mault house was not improved, as Mr Melyen promised it should to supply ye towne, also that they doe not attend ye pulique meetings on ye Lords day so duely as they should, ...

[NHTR 1:411] 2 August 1659. Bill of sale from Leiftenent Seely to Mr. Murline (of his dwelling house, with the orchard, with ye breadth of it, in right lines to the creeke, a highway of 4 rod excepted) was presented and approved.

[NHTR 2:34] 3 February 1662. CM sued Cornelius Williamson for a mare, loaned for a day and never returned - value 10 pounds - either to have the mare returned or one of equal value.

[1735] Marie Ghuedinx alias Botens

d. October 1606

Antwerp

[Melyn1 246]

[Melyn1 246] AM was first married to Jeanne van Westvoort 29 July 1576 in the parish of Saint Andrew Antwerp. She died a little after October 1596, probably in childbirth. His second marriage to MG was celebrated in the parish of Saint Walburga. The exact date in November is unknown. AM was a carpenter and lunber dealer and was sometimes President or Dean of the Guild of Carpenters. On 6 March 1606, while confined to his bed with illness, he called to his house in the Fosse-du-Bourg his neighbor, the notary Franchoys Ketgen, and dictated his last will and testament. He chose his selpuchre in the Church of the Convent of the Dominicans at Antwerp: He left all his property to his living children: Lambert, Abraham, Jacques, Eustache, Pierrine and Marie - of his first wife; Jean, Cornielle, and Susanne - of his second wife. MB probably died before him, as some furniture belonging to here estate was sold on 30 October 1606. AM died in his house in the Rue des Sauciers, Antwerp (he had evidently moved since his will). The minor children were taken charge by "orphan masters".

[3468] ?

[Melyn1 246] 1580 to 1583 there are a number of references to "the heirs of Lambert Melyn" or to "the children of Lambert Melyn". Flemish: Lambrecht.