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Kerk, Garrelsweer

Kerk

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. Edzard Rengers
    Named (as late husband) on the bell of Garrelsweer (1695)
  2. 1695
    Catharina van der Noot
    Bell of Garrelsweer: named as widow Rengers and unica collatrix
  3. 1654
    Egbert Rengers
    Communion cup of Garrelsweer (1612), shown by him in 1654
  4. 1654
    Egbert Rengers
    Communion cup of the church of Garrelsweer: as lord of Tuwinga and sole patron (unicus collator)
  5. Egbert Rengers
    Gravestone with his arms and those of his wife in the church of Garrelsweer (in duplicate)
  6. Wilhelmina Polman
    Gravestone with her arms and those of her husband in the church of Garrelsweer (in duplicate)
  7. 31 March 1643
    Edzard Johan Rengers
    Bible for the church of Garrelsweer, donated as collator
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  8. Aaltien Rufelaert
    Gravestone in the church of Garrelsweer
  9. Sicco Tammen
    Gravestone in the church of Garrelsweer
  10. Sicco Tammen
    Named on the gravestone of his widow Aaltien Rufelaert in the church of Garrelsweer