Because the cooperation did not work out well, they moved in with Jacob J. Hinlopen, their uncle, in 1672. Keen on leaving the house, she married in 1680 the fifteen-year-older lawyer Albert Geelvinck.
Because the partnership did not succeed, they lived with Jacob J. Hinlopen, their uncle, in 1672. Keen on leaving the property, she married Albert Geelvinck, a lawyer fifteen years older than herself, in 1680.