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Reneke Busch

1633–1710WIC director

Life

  1. after 1622
    Seat of the WIC Stad en Lande chamber in the West-Indisch Huis on the Munnekeholm: office, archive and meetings (from 1622 until the dissolution of the WIC) (Bewindhebber)
  2. 1633
    Born
    [1][2]probably
  3. 1666–1678
    Provincial Executive (Gedeputeerde Staten)
    [1]probably
  4. 1678–1685
    Councillor (1678-1680, 1682-1683, 1685)
    [1]probably
  5. 1680–1686
    Sworn council (gezworen meente) (1680-1681, 1683-1684, 1686)
    [1]probably
  6. 1681–1687
    Provincial Executive (Gedeputeerde Staten) (for the city) (1681, 1687)
    [1]probably
  7. 1681–1686
    Secretary of the guild court (gildrecht)
    [1]probably
  8. 1682–1709
    Director of the WIC Stad en Lande chamber; councillor
    [1][2][3][4]probably
  9. 1683–1710
    Lord of Allersma: owner of the Allersmaborg and the seigneurial rights; had a new front house built in the early 18th century
  10. 1684–1708
    Headman (hoofdman) (1684, 1688, 1692, 1694-1696, 1699-1700, 1703-1704, 1707-1708)
    [1]probably
  11. 1684
    Pontkamer for the sworn council (gezworenen)
    [1]probably
  12. 1686–1710
    Burgomaster (1686, 1689-1690, 1693-1694, 1697-1698, 1701-1702, 1705-1706, 1709-1710)
    [1]probably
  13. 1694
    Secretary of the orphan chamber (weeskamer)
    [1]probably
  14. 1697
    Memorial stone by the Schnitger organ in the Der Aa-kerk: named as burgomaster at the building of the organ
  15. 6 January 1705
    Arms as schepper (dike official) on the Aduarderzijl, contracted 1705 (no longer present)
  16. 8 March 1710
    Died
    [1][2][3]probably
  17. Gravestone with name in the Der Aa-kerk (grave 646, owner 1676)
  18. Gravestone with name in the Martinikerk

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