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Amsterdam

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This place itself has no direct link to slavery or colonialism. It is on the map because of people who played a role in it; their role is shown with them.

People

  1. 3 January 1621
    Adriaan Trip
    Baptised
    Involvement: Other colonial
  3. 1677
    Hendrik Trip
    Born
    Involvement: VOC servant
  4. 25 March 1712
    Catharina van Aferen
    Baptism Amsterdam
  5. 1765
  6. 1634
  7. 1826
  8. 1866
  9. 12 November 1846
  10. 19 June 1652
    Louis de Geer
    Died
    Involvement: Other colonial
  11. 19 November 1729
    Johannes Junius
    Died
    Involvement: VOC shareholder
  12. 9 July 1670
    Johannes Junius
    Baptised
    Involvement: VOC shareholder
  13. 28 April 1773
    Herman Warner Muntinghe
    Baptised as Harman Warner in the Nieuwe Waalse Kerk; witnesses Pierre Muntinghe and Anna Trip
    Involvement: Colonial administrator · Other colonial
  14. 1805
  15. 1786
  16. 1785
    Pierre de Maffé
    Died
    Involvement: Other colonial
  17. 17 July 1771
    Willem Muntinghe
    Baptised in the Oude Waalse Kerk; witnesses Pierre de Maffé and Jannetje Kock
  18. 8 January 1775
    Anna Sophia Muntinghe
    Baptised in the Nieuwe Waalse Kerk; witnesses Ajolt Jan ter Borgh and Sophia de Maffé née Meijer
  19. 24 November 1845
    Catharina Rica Cranssen
    Died Amsterdam (record registered in The Hague)
  20. c. 1740
    Casparus Hartman
    Born Amsterdam (c. 1740)
    Involvement: VOC servant · Colonial administrator