Ann de Gillis Hoostman
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Ann de Gillis Hoostman
Summary
Ann de Gillis Hoostman is a human[1]. She was born on 1565[2]. She died on April 26, 1626[3]. She worked as an art collector[4].
Key Facts
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman was born on 1565[2].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman died on April 26, 1626[3].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's father was Gillis Hooftman[5].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's mother was Margaretha Nispen[6].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman was married to Horatio Palavicino[7].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman was married to Oliver Cromwell[8].
- A child of Ann de Gillis Hoostman was Henry Palavicino[9].
- A child of Ann de Gillis Hoostman was Baptina Palavicino[10].
- A child of Ann de Gillis Hoostman was Tobie Palavicino[11].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman held citizenship in Dutch Republic[12].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's professions included art collector[4].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman is recorded as female[13].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's family name is recorded as Q112599478[15].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's family name is recorded as Q112591315[16].
- Ann de Gillis Hoostman's given name is recorded as Ann[17].
Body
Origins and Family
Ann de Gillis Hoostman was born on 1565[2]. Her father was Gillis Hooftman[5]. Her mother was Margaretha Nispen[6].
Career and Affiliations
Ann de Gillis Hoostman worked as an art collector[4].
Personal Life
Spouses include Horatio Palavicino[7], a merchant[18], 1540–1600[19] and Oliver Cromwell[8], a lawyer[20], 1566–1655[21]. Children include Henry Palavicino[9], 1592–1615[22]; Baptina Palavicino[10], 1594–1618[23]; and Tobie Palavicino[11], 1593–1644[24].
Death and Burial
Ann de Gillis Hoostman died on April 26, 1626[3].
FAQs
Who were Ann de Gillis Hoostman's parents?
Ann de Gillis Hoostman's father was Gillis Hooftman[5]. Ann de Gillis Hoostman's mother was Margaretha Nispen[6].
Who was Ann de Gillis Hoostman married to?
Ann de Gillis Hoostman's spouses include Horatio Palavicino[7] and Oliver Cromwell[8].
What did Ann de Gillis Hoostman do for work?
Ann de Gillis Hoostman worked as art collector[4].