Pompeius Occo
Dutch merchant, private banker and patron of the arts (1483-1537); worked for Fugger in Augsburg
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Pompeius Occo
Summary
Pompeius Occo is a human[1]. He was born on January 1, 1483[2]. He died in Amsterdam[3]. He died on November 22, 1537[4]. He worked as a banker[5] and merchant[6].
Key Facts
- Pompeius Occo died in Amsterdam[3].
- Pompeius Occo was born on January 1, 1483[2].
- Pompeius Occo died on November 22, 1537[4].
- Among Pompeius Occo's spouses was Gerbrich Claesdr.[7].
- A child of Pompeius Occo was Anna Hompen[8].
- A child of Pompeius Occo was Sybrant Occo[9].
- Pompeius Occo held citizenship in Habsburg Netherlands[10].
- Pompeius Occo's professions included banker[5].
- Pompeius Occo's professions included merchant[6].
- Pompeius Occo was employed by Jakob Fugger[11].
- Pompeius Occo was a member of Occo[12].
- Pompeius Occo is recorded as male[13].
- Pompeius Occo's instance of is recorded as human[14].
- Pompeius Occo's Commons category is recorded as Pompeius Occo[15].
- Pompeius Occo's given name is recorded as Pompejus[16].
- Pompeius Occo's work location is recorded as Amsterdam[17].
- Pompeius Occo's depicted by is recorded as Portrait of Pompeius Occo[18].
- Pompeius Occo's depicted by is recorded as Portrait of Pompejus Occo (1483-1537)[19].
- Pompeius Occo's depicted by is recorded as Triptych of Pompeius Occo and his Wife Gerbrich Claesdr.[20].
- Pompeius Occo's described by source is recorded as Biographical Lexicon for East Frisia (online version)[21].
- Pompeius Occo's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as Dutch[22].
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Origins and Family
Pompeius Occo was born on January 1, 1483[2].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include banker[5] and merchant[6]. Among Pompeius Occo's employers was Jakob Fugger[11].
Personal Life
Among Pompeius Occo's spouses was Gerbrich Claesdr.[7]. Children include Anna Hompen[8] and Sybrant Occo[9], a chamberlain[23], 1514–1588[24].
Death and Burial
Pompeius Occo died on November 22, 1537[4]. He passed away in Amsterdam[3].
FAQs
Where did Pompeius Occo die?
Pompeius Occo died in Amsterdam[3].
Who was Pompeius Occo married to?
Pompeius Occo's spouses include Gerbrich Claesdr.[7].