Howey and Mrak Genealogy - Person Page 145

Isabella DeCarpentier

F, b. 18 June 1585, d. 29 January 1623
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*18 June 1585Isabella DeCarpentier was born on 18 June 1585 at Middleburg. 
She was the daughter of Rolant DeCarpentier and Josina Vanhecke. 
Death*29 January 1623Isabella DeCarpentier died on 29 January 1623 at age 37. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Jacobina DeCarpentier

F, b. circa 1519
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1519Jacobina DeCarpentier was born circa 1519. 
She was the daughter of Pieter DeCarpentier and Catharina Godtschalk. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Jacques DeCarpentier

M, b. 18 October 1594, d. 22 June 1623
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*18 October 1594Jacques DeCarpentier was born on 18 October 1594 at Delft. 
He was the son of Rolant DeCarpentier and Josina Vanhecke. 
Death*22 June 1623Jacques DeCarpentier died on 22 June 1623 at age 28. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Jan DeCarpentier1

M, b. 8 June 1577, d. after 1654
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*8 June 1577Jan DeCarpentier was born on 8 June 1577 at Sandwich, England. 
Birth8 June 1577He was born on 8 June 1577 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Rolant DeCarpentier and Josina Vanhecke. 
Marriage*27 June 1627Jan DeCarpentier married Sophia VanCulenborg, daughter of Melchior Vancuylenborch and Anna Muls, on 27 June 1627 at Cuylenburgh, Netherlands.2 
Death*after 1654Jan DeCarpentier died after 1654. 
NotePerson Source.2 
Name Variation Jan DeCarpentier was also known as Jon (Johan) DeCarpentier. 

Family

 Sophia VanCulenborg b. 6 November 1601, d. 9 March 1633
Marriage*27 June 1627He married Sophia VanCulenborg, daughter of Melchior Vancuylenborch and Anna Muls, on 27 June 1627 at Cuylenburgh, Netherlands.2 
Children 1.Maria DeCarpentier+1 b. 31 May 1628
 2.Huybert DeCarpentier b. 25 Jun 1629, d. 10 Feb 1646
 3.Anne DeCarpentier b. 10 Jul 1631
 4.Melchoir DeCarpentier b. 19 Feb 1633

Citations

  1. [S253] Unknown author, Valerie Caulfield, e-mail 30 Apr 2005.
  2. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Jan DeCarpentier

M, b. 15 August 1511, d. 14 December 1580
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*15 August 1511Jan DeCarpentier was born on 15 August 1511 at Messines, Flanders. 
He was the son of Pieter DeCarpentier and Catharina Godtschalk. 
Death*14 December 1580Jan DeCarpentier died on 14 December 1580 at Ypres at age 69. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Family

 Isabella Devilers b. 1512, d. 15 September 1584
Children 1.Pieter DeCarpentier b. c 1537
 2.Pironneken DeCarpentier b. c 1539
 3.Marie DeCarpentier b. c 1541
 4.Josine DeCarpentier b. c 1543, d. Sep 1583
 5.Maillard DeCarpentier b. 1544, d. 7 Feb 1608
 6.Rolant DeCarpentier+ b. 24 Dec 1546, d. 6 Oct 1618
 7.Jorinken DeCarpentier b. 1549, d. 1581
 8.Pieter DeCarpentier b. Aug 1553

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Johanna DeCarpentier

F, b. circa 1517
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1517Johanna DeCarpentier was born circa 1517. 
She was the daughter of Pieter DeCarpentier and Catharina Godtschalk. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Jorinken DeCarpentier

F, b. 1549, d. 1581
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*1549Jorinken DeCarpentier was born in 1549 at Sandwich, England. 
She was the daughter of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Death*1581Jorinken DeCarpentier died in 1581. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Josine DeCarpentier

F, b. circa 1543, d. September 1583
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1543Josine DeCarpentier was born circa 1543 at Sandwich, England. 
She was the daughter of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Death*September 1583Josine DeCarpentier died in September 1583. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Josyne DeCarpentier

F, b. 1581, d. 1583
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*1581Josyne DeCarpentier was born in 1581 at Sandwich, England. 
She was the daughter of Rolant DeCarpentier and Josina Vanhecke. 
Death*1583Josyne DeCarpentier died in 1583. 

Maillard DeCarpentier

M, b. 1544, d. 7 February 1608
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*1544Maillard DeCarpentier was born in 1544 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Death*7 February 1608Maillard DeCarpentier died on 7 February 1608. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Maria DeCarpentier1

F, b. 31 May 1628
Last Edited5 Aug 2011
Birth*31 May 1628Maria DeCarpentier was born on 31 May 1628 at Sandwich, England.1,2 
She was the daughter of Jan DeCarpentier and Sophia VanCulenborg.1 
Marriage*3 April 1646Maria DeCarpentier married Jean Paul Jacquett, son of Peter Paul Jaquett, on 3 April 1646.2 
Name Variation Maria DeCarpentier was also known as Maria DeCarpentier. 
Name Variation Maria DeCarpentier was also known as Jaquett. 
Married NameHer married name was Jacquett.1 

Family

 Jean Paul Jacquett b. circa 1615, d. before 20 July 1685
Children 1.Peter Jacquett2 b. 18 Feb 1650, d. b 1725
 2.Paul Jacquett+1,3 b. b 18 Jul 1655, d. 1701

Citations

  1. [S253] Unknown author, Valerie Caulfield, e-mail 30 Apr 2005.
  2. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.
  3. [S568] Jaquett Family Genealogy.

Marie DeCarpentier

F, b. circa 1541
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1541Marie DeCarpentier was born circa 1541 at Sandwich, England. 
She was the daughter of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Melchoir DeCarpentier

M, b. 19 February 1633
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*19 February 1633Melchoir DeCarpentier was born on 19 February 1633 at Delaware. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Sophia VanCulenborg. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Nicolaas DeCarpentier

M, b. circa 1513
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1513Nicolaas DeCarpentier was born circa 1513. 
He was the son of Pieter DeCarpentier and Catharina Godtschalk. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Pieter DeCarpentier

M, b. 2 June 1591
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*2 June 1591Pieter DeCarpentier was born on 2 June 1591 at Delft. 
He was the son of Rolant DeCarpentier and Josina Vanhecke. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Pieter DeCarpentier

M, b. circa 1537
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1537Pieter DeCarpentier was born circa 1537 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Pieter DeCarpentier

M, b. August 1553
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*August 1553Pieter DeCarpentier was born in August 1553 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Pieter DeCarpentier

M, b. 1488
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*1488Pieter DeCarpentier was born in 1488. 
Note*Han van der Voort's Homepage
http://home.planet.nl/~voort359/home3carp.html
Genealogy
AD 1488?-1680?
De Carpentier
For younger generations of ancestors who are descended from this family:
see page on
Sonnemans

The information on Catharina de Carpentier and her ancestors was derived from the "Geslachtsboek", kept by our ancestor Jan de Carpentier (born 1577), parts of which were published in the monthly edition of "De Nederlandse Leeuw" in February 1926. This family moved around quite a lot, but its origins are in Flanders, in present-day Belgium.
Child of
? de Carpentier (?-?)
and Unknown
(See 14 generations back)
Pieter de Carpentier
(blood-relationship 0,0061 %)
* 1488? x I. Catharina Godschalck II. Maria van Mijzele + ?
Pieter was "raadsheer" (counsellor) of the Prince of Chimay. His second wife Maria van Mijzele is also one of our ancestors, as the widow of Jan de Villars "the Younger". Her daughter Isabella de Villars married Pieter's son Jan, see below. Pieter de Carpentier and Maria van Mijzele got a son, Joris de Carpentier, who became "griffier".
(Not known if any other children)
Children of
Pieter de Carpentier (1488?-?)
and Catharina Godschalck (?-?)
(See 13 generations back)
Nicolaas de Carpentier
* ? + ?
Jacomina de Carpentier
* ? + ?
Johanna de Carpentier
* ? + ?
Jan de Carpentier
(blood-relationship 0,012 %)
* ?-8-1511 (Mesen/Messines) x Isabella de Villars + 14-12-1580 ("old style") (Ieper/Ypres)
Catharina de Carpentier
* 1515? + ?
Children of
Jan de Carpentier (1511-1580)
and Isabella de Villars (1512?-1584)
(See 12 generations back)
1. Pieter de Carpentier
* ? + ? (died young)
2. Pierona (Pironneken) de Carpentier
* ? + ? (died at the age of fourteen)
3. Maria de Carpentier
* ? + ?
4. Josina de Carpentier
* ? + ?-9-1583 (Ieper/Ypres)
5. Maillard de Carpentier
* 1544 x Maria l'Hermite (Aken/Aachen/Aix-la Chapelle, Germany ?-6-1590) + 4-2-1608 (Aken/Aachen/Aix-la Chapelle)
Maillard went to live in Aken/Aachen/Aix-la Chapelle with his wife Maria until his death in 1608. After his death, Maillard's nephew Jan (see below) inherited the rights to some pieces of land: "het leen den Hoogen Hulle" and "een leen resorteerende onder Leeuwenburch".
6. Roeland de Carpentier
(blood-relationship 0,024 %)
* 24-12-1546 (Mesen/Messines) x Josina van Hecke (Sandwich 1575) + 6-10-1618 (Amsterdam)
Roeland and his brother Maillard were supporters of Prince William I "the Silent" of Orange in the Dutch rebellion against the oppressive rule of the Spanish King Philip II, which only after eighty years of war ended in a Dutch victory and the creation of an independent state. In 1567, Roeland and his brother fled to England to escape from religious persecution. He married another refugee from Flanders, Josina, who was born in Brugge. Their first child Jan (see below) was born in Sandwich in 1577. In 1578, when things seemed more safe he went back to visit his parents. Roeland was told that the authorities of Ieper/Ypres wanted him to become the new town's "pensionaris", a function which he finally accepted on 8-6-1579, after having gone back and forth to England to collect his wife and son. On 8-10-1582 he was sent to the Prince of Orange's headquarters in Delft as a representative. Roeland could not return home from his mission because in the meantime Spanish troops under the Prince of Parma had laid siege to Ieper on 3-8-1583. Josina and Jan could escape from the Spanish and first went to Brugge, probably to stay with her parents. Ieper surrendered on 12-4-1584. The family was reunited again in Antwerp on 9-6-1584, where Roeland had been waiting for them. The city of Antwerp was under siege, and the family soon escaped to Middelburg. Things looked very grim when on 10-7-1584, Prince William was killed in his own quarters by a hired assassin on orders from the King of Spain, thus becoming the most famous martyr for Dutch independence.) In 1585, Roeland was asked to become the "pensionaris" of the town of Goes, but he declined. Instead, the family went further to the north, to Delft. On 3-5-1610 they moved to Dordrecht. Roeland's final destination was Amsterdam, where he died at the age of 71.
7. Jorinken de Carpentier
* 1549 + 1581 (Ieper/Ypres)
8. Pieter de Carpentier
* ?-8-1553 + ? (after 1591, in Amsterdam)
Pieter lived in Liège/Luik in 1591. His son, also called Pieter, sailed to the Dutch East-Indies on 17-11-1615 as an "opper-comyes", and eventually became Governor-General. He returned in Holland on 17-7-1633 and immediately was appointed "bewindhebber" (one of the directors) of the "Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie".
Children of
Roeland de Carpentier (1546-1618)
and Josine van Hecke (1553-1628)
(See 11 generations back)
1. Jan de Carpentier
(blood-relationship 0,049 %)
* 8-6-1577 ("stilo vetri") (Sandwich, England) x I. Maria Hellinx (Liège/Luik 9-4-1598) II. Sophia van Cuylenburgh (Culemborg 27-6-1627) III. Maria van Lienden (Culemborg 22-2-1637) + ? (after 1654)
Jan was the author of the "Geslachtsboek" which is the original source of the information presented here. Apart from the 12 children by his first wife, mentioned below, he got four more by his second wife and two more by his third wife, including a still-born son. During his lifetime, Jan travelled around quite a lot. He was born in exile in England, moved back to Flanders with his parents, but had to flee again from the Spanish to the northern Netherlands, (see above). On 19-10-1591 Jan left Delft to enter the service of his uncle Pieter de Carpentier (born 1533, see above) in Liège/Luik, where he arrived five days later. There he met and married his first wife, Maria Hellinx in 1598. But Liège also became unsafe, and the family had to flee again, this time to Aken/Aachen/Aix-la Chapelle, in Germany, where the couple's first child, Servaes, was born. On 9-7-1599, the family had to flee again, and they arrived at Jan's father Roeland's house in Delft on 30-7-1599. On 26-9-1599 the family then moved on to Middelburg, where their second child was born. On 6-5-1601 they settled in Dordrecht, where Jan bought the house "het Zeepaert" for about 19000 guilders, including much "timmeragie" (renovation work). Probably from 1610 onwards, Jan fulfilled functions such as "diaken" and "ouderlingh" in the "Franse kercke" in Dordrecht. On 15-7-1619 he was given a license to sell "zilverdraadwerk" (silver filigrain jewelry?). On 5-6-1624 he became "man van de Adelicke Leenen" of the Dordrecht district, and "Capiteyn van Groote Hooft". (Erik Spaans wrote me that the latter title may have meant that he was a local militia captain, in charge of defending the entrance to the harbour of Dordrecht, which was protected by a fortification called "het Groot Hoofd" and the city gate called the "Groothoofdspoort".)
In July 1625, Jan and his family were on the move again, this time to Culemborg. In his "Geslachtsboek" Jan does not give a reason, but we can safely assume that he had to leave in disgrace after loosing his license for selling silver-plated copper thread instead of pure silver. In Culemborg, Jan's first wife Maria was struck by the plague on 14-10-1626 and died 12 days later. Jan married his second wife Sophia in 1627, who died five years later. In 1637, Jan married his third wife, Maria van Lienden, with whom he sailed from Vlissingen on 12-1-1639 to "Farnanbouc" (Pernambuco) in Brazil, the embattled Dutch trading post where his sons Servaes and Johannes had gone before. On 22-2-1639 they arrived. On 27-6-1639 the family went to Trespaos Dilla, but in February 1640 the situation became unsafe because of the advance of Portugese troops under their commander Barbalio. Maria and The enemy attacked and destroyed Ingenio Novo during the night of 27/28-2-1640, surprising and defeating a Dutch force of 130 men. On 19-3-1640, Jan became "schepen" of Tamarica and Goyana. On 26-2-1642, Jan and Maria settled in Aldea, half a mile outside Recife, where he bought a house and a brewery for 6864 guilders. But peace was not to be, on 17-2-1644 a Dutch force of 4500 men was beaten near the Red Mountains of Gararapes by the Portugese who had much cavalry. The Dutch lost 2400 dead and many were wounded and taken prisoner. This may have been the turning point in the failed attempt to establish a viable Dutch presence in Brazil. By 18-6-1645 large-scale defection was taking place, and many Dutch fortifications were sold to the Portugese for high amounts of money by their own Dutch-appointed governors. Jan and his family were completely surprised by the collapsing defences, and two days later, before the enemy troops arrived at Recife, they only just managed to escape with their lives, leaving behind their house, the brewery and all their possessions, worth over nine thousand guilders. They remained on the run, fleeing from one place to another, until they could board a ship to Dordrecht in Holland.
Jan's account ends here, it is not known where and when he died.
2. Josyne de Carpentier
* 1581 + 1583 (Ieper/Ypres)
3. Isabella de Carpentier
* 18-6-1585 ("stilo novo") (Middelburg) x I. Otto Engelen (12-8-1607) II. Govert Gillis (27-12-1613) + 29-1-1623
4. Pieter de Carpentier
* ? (Delft) + 1589 (as a child)
5. Pieter de Carpentier
* 2-6-1591 x Maria de Witte (Dordrecht 9-7-1614) + ?
6. Jacques de Carpentier
* 18-10-1594 (Delft) + 22-6-1623 (at sea, near Java)
Jacques sailed to the Dutch East-Indies on 7-2-1616, where he arrived on 5-3-1617. He became "overste" (Lt-Commander) and died at sea on his ship "'t Wapen van Hoorn", one of five ships in his squadron. The "Verenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie" awarded the sum of 2700 guilders to the next of kin. This was supposedly Jacques' rightful share in the commercial net-result of his mission, although the family expectied a higher amount. The sum was collected by Jacques' brother Pieter.
Children of
Jan de Carpentier (1577-after 1654)
and Maria Hellinx (1581-1626)
(See 10 generations back)
1. Servaes de Carpentier
* 22-4-1599 (Aken/Aachen/Aix-la Chapelle, Germany) x Agatha, daughter of Gerardt Hamel (Utrecht 22-6-1628) + 18-9-1645 (Mauritius)
Servaes went to St.Andrews in Scotland to study philosophy on 9-5-1618. He returned in Dordrecht on 9-4-1621. He married Agatha, the daughter of the "advocaet van 't lant van Utrecht". On 23-10-1629 he sailed on "d'Arke Nohe" to "Fernanbock" (Pernambuco) as one of the five "Politique Raden" (civil administrators) of this newly established Dutch trading post. His younger brother Johannes (see below) was also on board. He arrived there on 8-5-1630, having been held up by "contrariewint" (adverse winds). His wages were high: 200 guilders per month. On 19-2-1636 he sailed back home, arriving in Holland on 28-5-1636. His 17-year old daughter Maria died from the plague on 15-6-1636 in Cuylenburch (Culemborg). On 2-12-1636 Servaes went to Brazil again, this time as "Assessor in den Hogen en Secreten Raet" and "President van den Politiken Raet", for a salary as high as 400 guilders a month and other perks, including "vrije taeffel" (free meals). On 18-9-1645 Servaes died on Mauritius after having been ill for six weeks. He was buried in the "Groote Kercke" of Recife.
2. Roeland de Carpentier
* 28-5-1600 (Middelburg) + 2-6-1601 (Dordrecht)
3. Josina de Carpentier
* 24-9-1601 x Cornelis van Esch (Dordrecht 24-5-1622) + 24-2-1634
Josina and her husband got seven children. She died while in labour, unable to deliver an eighth child.
4. Roeland de Carpentier
* 18-7-1603 (Dordrecht) x Adriana Geerits (Recife, Brazil 23-3-1639) + ?
On 6-1-1625 Roeland, an "onder-comyes", sailed from Vlissingen to the Dutch East-Indies on the "Mauritius", a ship of "700 lasten" and a crew of 400. His wages were 22 guilders per month. They arrived in Batavia (now Jakarta) on 3-10-1625. The Dutch Governor-General at the time was Pieter de Carpentier, the son of Pieter de Carpentier (born 1553, see above). Roeland returned to Holland on 17-7-1633 and sailed to Brazil on 23-3-1639. He met his wife Adriana there and they were married in Recife. They got seven children, three of whom died young.
5. Catharina de Carpentier
(blood-relationship 0,098 %)
* 31-1-1605 (Dordrecht) x Arent Sonnemans ("Buyten Aken tot Staelburch" 17-3-1625) + ?
For her descendants see the page on Sonnemans.
6. (a daughter, stillborn)
*/+ 17-2-1607
7. Geraert de Carpentier
* 2-5-1608 + ?
Geraert was "Appoteecker" (pharmacist) in the "West-Indische Compagnie", and he sailed to Brazil on 15-10-1630. His wages were 40 guilders per month.
8. Johannes (Jan) de Carpentier
* 29-10-1608 x Cornelia van Cuyck (10-1-1647) + ?
On 23-10-1629 Jan sailed to "Fernanbock" (Pernambuco, in Brazil) with his eldest brother Servaes. On 13-11-1645 Jan became "Commandeur" of the Dutch trading post at Recife (see above for the situation there at the time). He met his wife in Brazil, they got five children who all died very young. Cornelia could well have been descended from the Van Cuyk family in our tree.
9. Jasper de Carpentier
* 27-11-1610 + 25-7-1615
10. Maria de Carpentier
* 1-11-1612 + 12-1-1613
11. Pieter de Carpentier
* 21-8-1614 + 21-3-1619
12. Jasper de Carpentier
* 9-10-1615 x Hester Wassenburgh (Dordrecht 28-7-1637) + ?
Jasper started studying at the Latin school on 1-1-1627 with a teacher called Cornelis Dickio. In 1632 he went to study at a school in Deventer, and on 1-11-1633 at the University of Leiden. He became a clergyman in Sliedrecht on 28-12-1636, and in Amersfoort on 4-5-1645.1,2  

Family

 Catharina Godtschalk b. circa 1492
Children 1.Jan DeCarpentier+ b. 15 Aug 1511, d. 14 Dec 1580
 2.Nicolaas DeCarpentier b. c 1513
 3.Guiljam DeCarpentier b. c 1514
 4.Catarina DeCarpentier b. c 1515
 5.Johanna DeCarpentier b. c 1517
 6.Jacobina DeCarpentier b. c 1519

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.
  2. [S162] Unknown author, Web Page, http://home.planet.nl/~voort359/home3carp.html

Pironneken DeCarpentier

M, b. circa 1539
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*circa 1539Pironneken DeCarpentier was born circa 1539 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Note*Person Source.1 

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.

Rolant DeCarpentier

M, b. 24 December 1546, d. 6 October 1618
Last Edited1 May 2005
Birth*24 December 1546Rolant DeCarpentier was born on 24 December 1546 at Sandwich, England. 
He was the son of Jan DeCarpentier and Isabella Devilers. 
Marriage*2 August 1575Rolant DeCarpentier married Josina Vanhecke on 2 August 1575 at Sandwich, England. 
Death*6 October 1618Rolant DeCarpentier died on 6 October 1618 at Amsterdam, Holland, at age 71. 
NotePerson Source.1 

Family

 Josina Vanhecke b. 1553, d. 20 April 1628
Children 1.Jan DeCarpentier+ b. 8 Jun 1577, d. a 1654
 2.Josyne DeCarpentier b. 1581, d. 1583
 3.Isabella DeCarpentier b. 18 Jun 1585, d. 29 Jan 1623
 4.Pieter DeCarpentier b. 2 Jun 1591
 5.Jacques DeCarpentier b. 18 Oct 1594, d. 22 Jun 1623

Citations

  1. [S78] Unknown author, Ancestral File (LDS). Manual or via familysearch.org.