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Lysbetge Dircx
Notes:
There is no evidence tha Lysbetge was the mother of these
children, it merely seems likely at the moment.

married 5 July 1586 at Delft 1

Tonis Symonsz. van der Piet
died 1636
lock maker
of Broershuis Laen in 1586,
by 1622 in Molslaan
and in 1636 Rietveld, Delft 2


Simon Tonisz.

Dirck Tonisz.
d.1660
issue

Davit Tonisz.
d.1667

Bastiaen Antonisz.

Willempge Teunis

Maertge Thonisdr.
issue

children of Lysbetge Dircx and Tonis Symonsz. van der Piet

Simon Tonisz. van der Piet 3
potter (plateelbakker) 4

Notes: Around 1621 Simon Toenis van der Piet of Delft, bought up the Tile
factory on the Schritsen ( corner of Raamstraat and Schritsen) in Harlingen,
Friesland, originally established by Steffen Gunter the elder in 1598.

Simon's wife, Maritgen Jansdr. van der Laan signed a contract in 1637 with
the tilemaker Adriaen Cornelis van Leeuwen from Delft, which required him
to move as speedily as possible to Harlingen where he was to spend a year
painting saucers and tiles for Van der Piet. The contract names prices as
follows:

'fijne schutters', 36 stuyvers per 100 stuks;
'slechte mannekes', 24 stuyvers per 100 stuks;
'slechte stien' (eenvoudige tegels), 16 stuyvers per 100 stuks;
'scheepjes of ruiters te paard', 2 gld. en 10 stuyvers per 100 stuks.

Van der Piet's pottery was not, however, a large concern. According to an
inventory of 1639 there were 2000 unbaked tiles. It seems likely that, at that
time, they were already usring red, yellow, green and deep yellow colouring
for their tiles, the traditional Harlinger colours.

In 1681 the factory was take over by Pytter Pytterse Grauda and Jan
Folekerts Grauda for 2200 gulden.

(information extracted and translated from:
De Geschiedenis van het Harlinger Aardewerk)

 married 24 August 1614 Delft 5

Maritgen Jans
born Brugge in Vlaenderen (her place of origina accordin to Delft church register)

Dirck Tonisz. van der Piet died 1660
died December 1660, Delft
buried 1 January 1661, Oude Kerk, Delft
 married (1) 22 December 1619 Delft

Ariaentgen Pleunis died 1655
of the Market Place, Delft at the time of her marriage
on the Coormarckt, Delft at her burial
 married (2) 31 May 1656 Delft

Ariaentgen Tijssen died 1670

Davit Tonisz. van der Piet 6 died 1667
blacksmith 7
died 1667, Delft
buried 12 January 1667, Nieuwe Kerk, Delft 8

Notes: The Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles is the only remaining factory of the
32 earthenware factories that were established in Delft in the 17th
century.

"De Porceleyne Fles" (The Porcelain Jar) was founded in 1653 by
David Anthonisz v.d. Pieth, at the Oosteinde in Delft. After two years,
the factory passed into the hands of Wouter van Eenhoorn and
Quirinus van Kleijnoven.

(source: Royal Delft web site)

 married 17 July 1622 Delft 9

Gouwetge Jans

Bastiaen Antonisz. van der Piet 10
 married 19 April 1623 Delft 11

Jannitgen Adriaens

Willempge Teunis van der Piet

Notes: She was a witness to the baptism of Applonia, daugter of Dirck Tonisz
van der Piet and [Gerritge] Pleunen, 26th July 1624.

 married (1)

Pieter de Jager
 married (2) 11 October 1636 Oude Kerk, Delft 12

Claes Corneliszn. van der Back
born Rotterdam (given as his place of origin in the Delft register)

Maertge Thonisdr.
 married

Isaack de Moer

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