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Jan Jacobsz Graeff (1570/75 - Alblasserdam, after 1620) belonged to the Dutch patrician class, and was a member of the executive board of the Zijpe water
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politician Jan Jacobsz Graeff (1570/75 – after 1620), Dutch patrician Lambert Jacobsz (1598–1636), Dutch painter and preacher Laurens Jacobsz van der Vinne
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(Stijntje) Jacobsdr Graeff, married to Hendrik Stuijver, Lord of Ravensberg (died 1590), and afterwards to Herman Roswinkel Jan Jacobsz Graeff (born around 1570/75)
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Genealogy of the De Graeff family
Neeltgen Jans Vercroft (not Graeff) Cornelis Pieter Jansz Graeff Jacob Jansz Graeff (died around 1580) Styntje Jacobsdr Graeff Jan Jacobsz Graeff (born around
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Dutch patrician and noble family
Alblasserdammer Jan Jacobsz de Graeff met Paleis Soestdijk te maken? (dutch) De Neederlandse Leeuw, 1898, Genealogie van het geslacht "De Graeff", p 131 Google
De_Graeff
1614) – Roelof Egbertsz (1612) – Jan Pietersz Reael (1609, 1612–1613 Gerrit Jacobsz Witsen (1613–1637) – Jacob de Graeff Dircksz. (1570–1638) (???? – ?
List_of_mayors_of_Amsterdam
Dutch politician
community of patrician and wholesale merchants around Graeff, Jan Jacobsz Bal Huydecoper van Wieringen, Jacobsz Reael, Adriaan Pauw and Cornelis Hooft took over
Dirck_Jansz_Graeff
Dutch general contractor (1591–1653)
the WIC. Jan Bicker was married to Agneta de Graeff van Polsbroek, a sister of the burgomasters and statesmen Cornelis and Andries de Graeff. Five daughters
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Dutch brewer & politician (1522–1585)
Jacob Pietersz Bicker (1555–1587) married Aeff Jacobsdr de Moes Jacob Jacobsz Bicker (1581–1626), merchant, advisor and commissioner of Amsterdam, Heemraad
Pieter_Pietersz_Bicker
Flanders. On February 5, 1630, Dirk de Graeff married his second cousin Eva Bicker (1609-1655), daughter of Jacob Jacobsz Bicker (1581–1626), advisor of Amsterdam
Dirk_de_Graeff
Regent and mayor of Amsterdam (1586–1652)
Republic. He belonged to the Bicker family, who, together with the related De Graeff family, ruled the city of Amsterdam and thus the province of Holland for
Andries_Bicker
Dutch noble family
on a blue background (De Grebber) was first documented in 1543 by Jan Pietersz Graeff. Teding van Berckout family coat of arms Pauw family coat of arms
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Amsterdam regent
1611 he was involved in the Third Enlargement of Amsterdam. With Gerrit Jacobsz. Witsen, he traded with Moscow via Archangelsk. In addition, he equipped
Reynier_Pauw
Dutch patrician family
Pietersz Bicker (1555–1587) Jacob Jacobsz Bicker (1581–1626) Eva Bicker (1609–1655), married to her 2nd cousin Dirk de Graeff and Frederick Alewijn Roelof
Bicker_family
Dutch statesman and Amsterdam regent
Protestant merchants around Hooft -- Jan Jacobsz Bal Huydecoper van Wieringen, Jacobsz Reael, Adriaan Pauw, and Dirck Jansz Graeff -- took over the social leadership
Cornelis_Hooft
Dutch portrait painter (c. 1596 – 1667)
burgomaster Cornelis de Graeff and his family and three persons on the back including his brother burgomaster Andries de Graeff in front of their estate
Thomas_de_Keyser
Dutch poet, humorist, jurist and politician (1577–1660)
wercken, so ouden als nieuwe (complete works, old and new), published by Jan Jacobsz. Schipper, Amsterdam 1655, or: Jacob Cats, Complete works (1790–1800
Jacob_Cats
Regent and mayor of Amsterdam (1586 – 1652)
included his brothers Andries, Jacob, Jan, and their distant cousins, the brothers Roelof, Jacob and Hendrick Jacobsz Bicker. They opposed the stadtholder
Cornelis_Bicker
Dutch merchant and property developer (1599–1661)
welfare in the Golden Age. Joan was born in Amsterdam as the son of Jan Jacobsz Bal Huydecoper van Wieringen and Elisabeth van Gemen. The Dutch-language
Joan Huydecoper van Maarsseveen (1599–1661)
Joan_Huydecoper_van_Maarsseveen_(1599–1661)
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African cricketer Andries de Graeff (1611–1678), Dutch finance minister and mayor of Amsterdam Andries Cornelis Dirk de Graeff (1872–1957), Dutch minister
Andries
European dynasty
wanted a pure English education. The Estates of Holland, under Jan de Witt and Cornelis de Graeff, meddled in the education and made William a "child of state"
House_of_Orange-Nassau
(literally the Wits lake) before it was reclaimed.[citation needed] Gerrit Jacobsz. Witsen (-1626) was an influential salt merchant trading with France, Portugal
Witsen_(family)
Dutch Patrician family
they were able to take power from the clan (“maatschap”) of Jacob Jonge Jacobsz, only to have to hand it over to the clan of Hendrick Dircksen and Joost
Boelens_Loen
Republican Navy from 1625 to 1627. Laurens Reael was the son of Laurens Jacobsz Reael, a merchant in Amsterdam named after the sign or gable stone of his
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Calendar year
(b. 1683) Heinrich Bernhard Ruppius, German botanist (b. 1688) Steven Jacobsz Vennekool, Dutch architect (b. 1660) March 9 – Peeter van Bredael, Flemish
1719
Decade
politician with Irish connections (d. 1770) February 27 Gerrit de Graeff, member of the De Graeff family from the Dutch Golden Age (d. 1752) Constantine Mavrocordatos
1710s
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