[5] Jan de trou

F (emme)     5   enfans    Jan de trou    X   paingneur en laine [green=de Forest handwriting]
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           W(ife)     5   children    Jan de trou    X   comber in wool [green=de Forest handwriting]        
      5.    Jan de trou     –    aka, Dettro
Born when:   1570–1592
1st married when:   1590–1604
Died when:  
Spouse 1:   Cathelijne le Large
2nd married when:   27 April, 1605
Father:   		Born where:   "Boyon lant v Luyck" (Leige, Belgium)
1st married where:  
Died where:  
Spouse 2:   Jenne des Cou
2nd married where:   Leiden, Waals
Mother:  
Children:   Jean (1606) [Probably married, living in Leiden], Elizabeth (1609), Susan (1610), Marie (1611), Philippe (1613), Abraham (1615)
Siblings:   Idelette des Trou [born Luyck] (Thomas Sprenger, 2nd Francois Herlenvoy), Mary Troo
Friends:   Jan Draven, Jan Heynou, Jean de le Tombe, Toussain Pinson, Nicaise Bohe, Guillebert Vaillant, Michel Mathijs, Jean Remri, Gilles Thomas, Philippe Sergeaunt, Jacques des Rosins, Henry Le Maire, Simon Le Maire
Business Partners:  
Religious affiliations:   Waalse Reformed
Occupations:   drapier  
Known residences:   Netherlands, Leiden
Notes:   There's a Leiden Marriage record for Marye Favercque born Turcoyn to Pier le Rougie born Turcoyn; witnesses for the groom Jan Dutry (cousin) and Philipe la Motton friend; witnesses for the bride Mary de le Tombe friend and Sgen de la Heule friend. [Walloone Bib. "Destroux", Desryes–d'hatrel, image 3038]

      5b.  Jenne des Cou     –    aka,   Decou, Descou, Descour, Descont
Born when:  
1st married when:   27 April, 1605
Died when:  
Spouse 1:   Jan de Trou
2nd married when:  
Father:   		Born where:   "Chelle by St Aman"
1st married where:   Leiden, Waals Church
Died where:  
Spouse 2:  
2nd married where:  
Mother:  
Children:   Children:   Jean (1606) [Probably married, living in Leiden], Elizabeth (1609), Susan (1610), Marie (1611), Philippe (1613), Abraham (1615)
Siblings:   Jean Descou (Jenne Halle), Marie Descou (sp), Magdalena de Coe [born "Brillon"] (Jacques de Rosijn, 2nd married 1625 Jean le Man)
Friends:   Cathelijne le Maire (neice), Barber del Baer (neice), Catherine Sergeant, Elizabeth del Tombe, Clarette del Tombe, Martine des Buckquoy, Magdeline Brabancon, Jenne Haille, Jaquemine Bequer
Business Partners:  
Religious affiliations:   Waalse Reformed
Occupations:    
Known residences:   Leiden; Amsterdam
Notes:   At Penticte 1599 "Jenne de Cou"; June 1625 a "Jenne Descou" was welcomed a member of Leiden Walloon with testimony from Amsterdam. 1597/98 Leiden member "Anne Descou" femme de Pierre de Bane. Leiden marriage record from 20 November, 1599 for Sjoos (Joost?) Delcoeur born Turcoyn and Mary Minseille born Canbraey; record might help with origins of Descou and Farvaquce; Sjoos first wife was Mary Fervarcke. For research on surname SEE—Bibliotheque Wallonne, Der–Desfournis, Image 4486.

Timeline of Jan de trou and Jenne des Cou


1601, Sept. 16 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Jaques, the son of Pierre Pruvost, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jenne Decou, Jacqueminne Gondot, Nicolas Fasan and Jaques du Roisin.

1602, Dec. 1 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Susanne Codron, the daughter of Peronne Noe and Martin Codron, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jenne Decou, Matis Hourdez, Gullin le Ricke and Maitre du Bois.

1604, Nov. 17 At Leiden marriage banns were anounced for Fremy Basting, a saaiwerker born in "Colingy in Loreynen" and "Jenne de Koe", who was born in "Chelle by Doornick". The witnesses for the groom were his friends Nicola Blanaeyn and Michael Hoocksteyn. The witnesses for the bride were her friends, Cathelyne le Maire and Mary Brebau. [Is this Jenne descou who was married a few months latter to Jan de Trou? the two women were born at the same place and had the same witnesses at their weddings.

1605, March _(?) At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Judith, the daughter of Thomas Seprinclez and his wife Edelet, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jenne Descou, Nicole ___(?), Jean Gillet and Guillaume Doine.

1605, April 27 At Leiden marriage banns were anounced for "Jan Dettro" and "Jenne Descour". It was given that the bride was born in "Chelle bij St Aman" and that the gromm was born at "Boyon lant v Luyck", that his occupation was drapier and that his first wife was "Cathelijne le Large". The witnesses for the groom were his friends Jan Heynou and Jan Draven. The witnesses for the bride were her cousins, Cathelijne le Maire and Barber del Baer. The couple was married at the Waalse Kerk.

1606, bet. Aug.–Sept. At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Jean Destroo, the son of Jenne Descou and Jean Destroo, was baptised. The Witnesses were Barbe de Bare, Cateline Sergeant, Jean de le Tombe, Marie Descou, Toussain Pinson and Jean Descou.

1609, Jan. 25 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Elizabeth, the daughter of Jan de Trou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Elizabeth del Tombe, Gilles Thomas, Clarette del Tombe and Jean Remri.

1610, March 3 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Susanne des Trou, the daughter of Jenne des Cou and Jan de Trou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Toussain Pienon, Salomon Verron, Antoinette, wife of Gilleber Vaillant and Marie, wife of Kan Corrnille.

1611, April 7 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Leon, the son of Jacques de Roisin, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jenne de Cou, Gilbert Valian, Hubert Beice and Jeane Losemo.

1611, Aug. 21 At Leiden a child of Jan Dutry was buried. It was given that the residence of the deceased was on "Noordeinde".

1611, Sept. 11 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Esther Bohe, the daughter of Freminne Daussi and Nicaise Bohe, was baptised. The Witnesses were Thomas Moyeau, Marie Loi, Jan Destrou and Margueritte Sauvelon.

1611, Sept. 11 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Marie des Trou, the daughter of Jenne Descou and Jean des Trou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Magdeline Brabanon, Philippe Sergeant and Martine des Bucquoy.

1612, Feb. 19 At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden a child of Samuel Baudoin was baptised. The Witnesses were Jenne de Cou, Jan de Marchand and Daniel Hautpas.

1612, Sept. _(?) At the Walloon Vrouwekerk in Leiden Daniel, the son of Daniel Sprenger and his wife Idelette (de Trou), was baptised. The Witnesses were Jean de Trou, Jean Giae, Jenne Descou and Clarette Helliat.

1613, bet. July–Aug. At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Philippe Dettrou, the son of Jenne Descou and Jean Dettrou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jaquemine Bequer, Michel Mathijs, Jenne Haillé and Guillebert Vaillant.

1614, Jan. 19 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Marie Descou, the daughter of Jenne Halle and Jean Descou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Toussain Pinon, Jean Destrou, Marie Flameng and Cateline Sergeant.

1615, March 1 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Abraham, the son of Jean de Trou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Idelette Destrou, Caterine Sergeant, Simon le Maire and Henry le Maire.

1615, April 12 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Pierre, the son of Jean de Cou, was baptised. The Witnesses were Martine Hallé, Jenne Deccou, Philippe Sergeant and Robert Hennico.

1617, March 19 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Adam, the son of Jacques des Rosins, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jan des Trou, Rachel Momer Jan Clement and Philippe Sergeaunt.

1617, Sept. 18 At Leiden a child of Jan de Troe was buried. It was given that the deceased was living at "Mierennest".

1618, March 6 At Leiden a child of Jan de Troe was buried. It was given that the deceased was living at "Mierennest".

1619, February 17 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Abel, the son of Jean de Tro, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jean Schabanck, Abel de May, David Clarisse and Magdeleine Clarisse.

1621, Jan. 24 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden a child of Matthias le Neree was baptised. The Witnesses were Jeanne le Masen, Lambert Lenaer and Jean du Trou.

1624, June 2 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Pierre Pierre, the son of Henri Pierre was baptised. The Witnesses were Elizabeth Hennau, Michel Baën, Marie de Four and Jean de Tro.

1624, Dec. 23 At Leiden a daughter of Jan de Tro was buried. It was given that the residence of the deceased was living on Nieuwe Stadt.

1627, April 18 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Jean Jolij, the son of Jenne des Trou and Jean Joij, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jeanne Tiberghien, Jaques Joli, Catheline Sergeant and Jean des Trou.

1628, Jan. 30 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Esther, the daughter of Jean le Cler, was baptised. The Witnesses were Guillaume le Cler, Jeanne de Cou, Abraham Bleuzée and Gertruijt Bleuzée.

1628, Feb. 6 At the Waalse Vrouwekerk in Leiden Madeleine Audin, the daughter if Simon Boez, was baptised. The Witnesses were Jean de Trou, Marie Bonez, Abraham le Blan and Madeleine Paul.

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Maps currrently attributed to Johannes Vingboon, including the above map of the "Noord Rivier", highly resemble the maps of LaMontagne produced bet. 1623–1625 during an expedition to the "Wilde Coste".


Map of the mouth of the Wyapoko River as depicted by Jean Mousnier la Montagne, c1623.


Maps currrently attributed to Johannes Vingboon, including the above map of the "Noord Rivier", highly resemble the maps of LaMontagne produced bet. 1623–1625 during an expedition to the "Wilde Coste".