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Kerk, Oosterwijtwerd

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. Gijsbert Harman Ripperda
    Funerary monument in the church of Oosterwijtwerd, placed by his widow Josina Maria and daughter Margaretha Elisabeth; restored the borg and church
    Involvement: WIC director
  2. 30 May 1694
    Gijsbert Harman Ripperda
    Bell in the church of Oosterwijtwerd: had the bell cast with Josina Maria Ripperda
    Involvement: WIC director
  3. Gijsbert Harman Ripperda
    Pew with the arms Ripperda and Ripperda in the church of Oosterwijtwerd
    Involvement: WIC director
  4. Maurits Ripperda
    Mentioned as father of Josina Maria Ripperda on the funerary monument of Gijsbert Harman Ripperda
  5. Maurits Ripperda
    Mentioned as father on the (overpainted) hatchment of Josina Maria Ripperda in the church of Oosterwijtwerd
  6. Margaretha Clant
    Mentioned as mother on the (overpainted) hatchment of Josina Maria Ripperda in the church of Oosterwijtwerd
  7. Margaretha Elisabeth Ripperda
    Mentioned as only surviving daughter on her father's funerary monument
  8. 23 February 1738
    Margaretha Elisabeth Ripperda
    Hatchment in the church of Oosterwijtwerd, as the last of her line
  9. 18 June 1695
    Elisabeth Sophia Ripperda
    Hatchment in the church of Oosterwijtwerd
  10. 16 May 1686
    Carel Victor Ripperda
    Hatchment in the church of Oosterwijtwerd