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Maria van Pallaes

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of 1624, their oldest son, Johan, was not mentioned as an heir; he was presumably disinherited but it is not known why. From 1624 Johan was not mentioned in any other documents or wills by Van Pallaes and Van Schroyesteijn. The youngest child, Hendrick, had not yet been born in 1624 and is therefore
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The corner house served as a refectory and meeting place for the administrators of the foundation (who were appointed to that position by Van Pallaes in her will). Residents could only eat in the refectory if, for some reason, they were unable to eat in their own homes. Sometimes they were invited
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Van Pallaes lost most of her loved ones in her later life. First, her son Livinius died when about 10 in 1624. Six years later, her husband, Van Schroyesteijn, died in 1630. She also lost four other children: Margaretha, the only child to be married, died in 1645; Lubbertus in 1646, Hendrick before
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After Van Palleas' death, her property was inherited by the Maria van Pallaes Foundation, which was headed by the two directors she had appointed. From that point on, incumbent directors would select their successors themselves. Over the course of the foundation's existence, an additional 28
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and were forced to leave. Third, residents who committed physical violence or had an "unsuitable" lifestyle were dismissed. Fourth, when residents died, their inheritance was transferred to the Maria van Pallaes Foundation, which paid for their
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and residences in the surroundings. In 1649, she sent a request to the government of Utrecht, asking for permission to freely decide over her inheritance. Her only remaining child, Adriana, was a member of a
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there. Each house was designed to have two floors, with two rooms on each floor, except for one of them, which had a different layout. The houses were 4.5 by 7 metres (15 ft × 23 ft), with a
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to the refectory to meet the administrators. The refectory was rebuilt as an additional building in 1667, three years after Van Pallaes' death. As of 2019, the building still maintains the original locks.
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or similar sources were not eligible for residence. Second, residents were housed either with their spouse or with another individual of the same sex. If a spouse died, they were not allowed to
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where Van Pallaes lived for the rest of her life. The couple had six children: Johan, Lubbertus, Adriana, Margaretha, Livinius and Hendrick. In Van Pallaes and Van Schroyesteijn's
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and, as such, was not able to inherit. If Van Pallaes had not filed a request, her family fortune would have gone to the community of Utrecht. She decided to use her funds as
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Cornelis, M. (1996). "Maria van Pallaes (1587–1664)". In Aalbers, J.; Van den Broeke, W.; Buiter, H.; Van den Hoven van Genderen, A.J.; Pietersma, A.; Vogelzang, F. (eds.).
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for the city's needy inhabitants. It is likely that she did not just do so because she cared for the poor but because she believed she would be rewarded with a place in
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of Utrecht started managing the houses. In 1978, the municipality bought the houses, transferring ownership of the original 12 almshouses and the refectory to the
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and Saint Nicholas' Church. After the funeral, she was interred in her family grave at St. Martin's Cathedral. Ten years later, the grave was destroyed in a
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After a long period of sickness, Van Pallaes died on 23 October 1664. An extensive and costly funeral ceremony was held following her death. The bells of
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On 11 January 1606, at the age of 19, Van Pallaes married Hendrick van Schroyesteijn, a lawyer at the court of Utrecht, in the presence of the city's
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was revealed honouring Van Palles. The corbel shows two hands giving away apples and was designed and created by Cissy van der Wel.
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every year instead of the wheat, butter and cheese. Towards the end of the 20th century, they stopped receiving money, as new
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almshouses were constructed using Van Pallaes' inheritance. The foundation continued to operate until 1910, when the
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or collection of buildings with an adjoining court on the street now known as the Agnietenstraat. She charged a
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All residents of the houses were subject to various conditions. First of all, those receiving support from the
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to the rear. This garden had a few toilets attached to its walls in groups of two or three and connected to a
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Van Pallaes and Van Schroyesteijn remained Roman Catholics for the rest of their lives. As a result of the
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Every year, the residents received wheat, butter and cheese, partly grown by Van Pallaes'
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The 12 almshouses founded by Van Pallaes. The corner house is the refectory.
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and has been included in various exhibitions, most recently in Brazil's
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Yearly food distribution to the poor of Utrecht by Maria van Pallaes
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Yearly food distribution to the poor of Utrecht by Maria van Pallaes
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The foundation's original almshouses and refectory were granted
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who established the Maria van Pallaes houses in the city of
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at the end, while M. Cornelis does not include a full stop.
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status in 1967 which, as of March 2020, they still hold.
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Van Pallaes owned various houses in Utrecht as well as
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Index

Dutch name
surname

Hendrick Bloemaert
Utrecht
St. Martin's Cathedral
52°05′27″N 5°07′18″E / 52.09083°N 5.12167°E / 52.09083; 5.12167
Philanthropy
philanthropist
Utrecht
almshouses
refectory
hofje
poor
inheritance
Utrecht Monument Foundation
nl
Dutch national heritage site
Utrecht
patrician families
Roman Catholic
aldermen
Oudegracht
Oudkerkhof
nl
will
Dutch Reformation
clandestine churches
Calvinist
religious vocations

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