Research query re. C16 women printers in Antwerp

Does anyone on this list know anything about the Antwerp printers, C.
van Ruremond (*d.* after 1531), alias Christophorum Endouiensem, and
his widow?

Ruremond's widow printed several religious titles for the English book
market in the 16th century (spec., for the years 1530, 1532, 1534,
1535, 1536, 1537, 1541, 1542, 1543, and 1544), sometimes giving a
false place of publication on the colophon (e.g., "Zijrik," "Auryk,"
"Lipse," "Grunning," "Wesill in Cliefe lande"), as well as using
multiple names ... which is where I start to get really confused!

I'd like to confirm that "Jan Troost" and "Ubryght Hoff" and "me
Catharyn wydowe" and "me wyddowe of Christoffel of Endhoue[n]" and
"the widow of C. Ruremond" are indeed one and the same person.

Can anyone help with this?

Deborah
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Deborah Taylor-Pearce
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