(in Dutch) "Mozes en Aäronkerk",Amsterdam.nl: Gebouwen, gebieden en kaarten [Buildings, Fields and Maps], retrieved 27 December 2013.
(in Dutch) Thea Bielsma, "Decembermoorden Suriname", Amsterdam.nl, posted 8 December 2013, retrieved 27 December 2013.
architectenweb.nl
(in Dutch) "Johannes A. van Straaten", Architectenweb, retrieved 26 December 2013. Johannes (1781–1858), a native of Utrecht, began as a builder but he eventually became an architect, a writer and the founder of the Maatschappij tot Bevordering der Bouwkunst [Society for the Promotion of Architecture].
archive.today
Only "de Boom" ["The Tree"] was older, founded in 1628 on Kalverstraat ["Calves Street"] in central Amsterdam by the Franciscans. (in Dutch) "688: Archief van de Parochie van de Heilige Antonius van Padua (Mozes en Aäron) [Archives of the Parish of Saint Anthony of Padua (Moses and Aaron)]", Stadsarchief Amsterdam [City Archives of Amsterdam], retrieved 26 December 2013.
(in Dutch)Deed for Johannes de Vroom, dated 2 February 1682, "Transportakten voor 1811 [Deeds before 1811]", Stadsarchief Amsterdam [City Archives of Amsterdam], retrieved 24 December 2013.
(in Dutch)Deeds for David Torres, dated 23 June 1682, "Transportakten voor 1811 [Deeds before 1811]", Stadsarchief Amsterdam [City Archives of Amsterdam], retrieved 24 December 2013. The house and its yard were between Lazarussteeg ["Lazarus Alley"] (Lazarusstraat ["Lazarus Street"]) and the "Joodsekerk" ["Jewish Church"].
(in Dutch)Deed for Johannes de Vroom, dated 31 January 1690, "Transportakten voor 1811 [Deeds before 1811]", Stadsarchief Amsterdam [City Archives of Amsterdam], retrieved 24 December 2013. The church was still listed as the "Jewish Church" in this deed.
(in Dutch) "688: Heilige Antonius van Padua (Mozes en Aäron), Stadsarchief Amsterdam, op. cit.
books.google.com
(in English) Richard Kassel, "Adema", The Organ: An Encyclopedia, edited by Douglas Earl Bush and Richard Kassel (New York City: Taylor & Francis Group, 2006) ISBN0-415-94174-1, pages 14-15.
hetorgel.nl
Charles-Marie-Godefroy Philbert (1826–1894) was twice the French consul in Amsterdam (1849–1878 and 1880–1887) but he was also an organ enthusiast. He served as an organ builder, examiner and consultant as well as a choral conductor and composer. The Mozes en Aäronkerk organ is the most famous of his works.
mozeshuis.nl
(in Dutch) "Geschiedenis: kerk [History: Church]", Mozeshuis: Mozes & Aäronkerk, retrieved 24 December 2013.
(in Dutch) "Geschiedenis: muziek [History: Music]", Mozeshuis: Mozes & Aäronkerk, retrieved 24 December 2013.
(in Dutch)I[sabella]. H[enriette]. van Eeghen, "De eigendom van de katholieke kerken in Amsterdam ten tijde van de Republiek [The Ownership of the Catholic Churches in Amsterdam in the Time of the Republic]", Bijdragen Bisdom Haarlem [Review of the Diocese of Haarlem], Volume 64 (1957), pages 217-277.
