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According to Van Loon, who writes that this marriage produced two daughters, that did not survive; Cf. Van Loon, p. 342, though he misspells the first name as "Agatha"; the rest is confirmed by DTB Amsterdam 592, p.289. Unfortunately, Van der Aa muddies the waters again by mentioning a marriage to
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which makes it unlikely that the son was born in 1712. Furthermore, though van
Goudoever appears several times in the baptism, marriage and burial (DTB) register of Amsterdam, there is no baptism record for him there. However, there is a baptism record for him for 20 October 1720 in Amersfoort. Cf.
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Van der Aa gives 20 October 1720 as the birth date, but Van Loon contradicts him explicitly, giving 29 August 1712 as the birth date, quoting a source who knew Van
Goudoever personally; Cf. Van Loon, p. 342, note 2. But both are wrong. First of all, the parents were married in 1714 in Amersfoort,
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Dedel moved to reject the proposal under discussion. Van
Goudoever's intervention had proved counterproductive, in other words. Then on 3 April van Goudoever returned with 102 officers to demand that henceforth only the two
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on 18 April and their replacement with four new colonels, this time with
Patriot sympathies. Thirteen captains resigned in protest, and this more or less completed the conversion of the officer corps of the Amsterdam
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Meanwhile, van
Goudoever and his insurrectionist officers had several times visited the City Hall with their demands. On 26 February they had forced their way into the antechamber of the room where the
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Goudoever was the son of the wine merchant Hendrik van Goudoever and Anna van Drakenburg. He was married on 8 May 1749 to Agneta Ermina de Lange. They lived at various addresses on the
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to intervene against the faction around van
Goudoever (which consisted of 40 captains, 40 lieutenants, and 32 ensigns), which prompted him to move their dismissal in the
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Hooft. (His right hand captain Gales received his reward when he was promoted to
Lieutenant-Colonel on 13 June). Nevertheless, van Goudoever remained president of the
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would reconvene on 21 March, but the majority of the colonels rejected this. They then departed, but van
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took it upon themselves to administer the oath of office to the new officers. They also appointed the lawyer Cuperus as their secretary.
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on 21 March van Goudoever needed the permission of the city government, which was refused. The four other colonels on 15 March asked the
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Hooft had to climb on a chair to calm the agitated officers down. The encroachment so shocked the majority of the council that
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on 15 April "because they had asked an external court to intervene in an internal matter." Before that happened the rump-
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in September, and the fall of the city on 10 October. He was dismissed on 23 October from his office of colonel of the
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and Visscher, would be allowed to represent the city in the States of Holland. Again Dedel expressed his indignation.
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of 20–21 April, in which the faction around Dedel was purged from the city government, to the younger officers and
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