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Fraam, Huizinge

Borg

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. 1713
    Acquired Fraam with rights, schathuis and lands from Bernhard Coenders; probably did not live there
    Involvement: WIC shareholder
  2. 1690–1703
    Inherited Fraam from his father Abel; afterwards appeared for Huizinge at the diet (landdag)
  3. 1703–1713
    Succeeded his father at Fraam; transferred Fraam in 1713 to Willem Alberda van Dijksterhuis; acquired Ludema in 1710
  4. 1639–1678
    Moved into the borg Fraam with spouse; heyday of the borg
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  5. 1639–1678
    Lord of Fraam (through his wife Anna Coenders); alchemist and politician
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  6. 1639–1676
    Inherited Fraam from her father Wilhelmus Coenders; moved into the borg with her husband Berend Coenders van Helpen
  7. 1639–1676
    Moved into the borg Fraam with spouse; heyday of the borg
  8. 1678–1690
    Eldest son, inherited Fraam from his father; through his marriage to Bijwe Lewe also acquired Onnema (Zandeweer)
  9. 1678–1690
    Probably moved into Fraam after the death of his father; appeared for Huizinge from then on
  10. 1622–1639
    Inherited Fraam from Hille Cater, widow of his half-brother Frederik; a soldier who spent little time there
  11. 1541
    Hoofdeling at Huizinge; acquired the borg Fraam
  12. 1556–1602
    Inherited Fraam from his father; went into exile as a Protestant after 1580; returned in 1594
  13. 1594–1602
    After his return from exile lived at Fraam until his death
  14. 1602–1622
    Inherited Fraam from her childless brother Claas