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Kerk, Pieterburen

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. Margaretha Josina Horenken
    Pew with the arms Alberda/Horenken in the church of Pieterburen
  2. 1709
    Willem Alberda
    Weathervane with the Alberda arms on the church of Pieterburen, made when he was patron (collator)
    Involvement: WIC shareholder
  3. 18 March 1744
    Suzanne Elisabeth Alberda
    Hatchment in the church of Pieterburen
  4. 1785
    Unico Allard Alberda
    Pulpit with the arms Alberda in the church of Pieterburen (c. 1785)
  5. Egbert Horenken
    Organ with the arms Horenken and Horenken in the church of Pieterburen
    Involvement: WIC director
  6. Egbert Horenken
    Silver bell on the collection bag with the arms Horenken and Horenken in the church of Pieterburen
    Involvement: WIC director
  7. Sibilla Horenken
    Organ with the arms Horenken and Horenken in the church of Pieterburen
  8. Sibilla Horenken
    Silver bell on the collection bag with the arms Horenken and Horenken in the church of Pieterburen
  9. Gerhard Willems Alberda
    Pew in the church of Pieterburen with the quartered arms Alberda/Horenken/Tamminga/Clant
    Involvement: WIC director · Other colonial
  10. 18 March 1744
    Gerhard Willems Alberda
    Mentioned as husband on the hatchment of Susanna Elisabeth Alberda van Menkema in the church of Pieterburen
    Involvement: WIC director · Other colonial
  11. 30 November 1784
    Gerhard Willems Alberda
    Hatchment in the church of Pieterburen; lord of Dijksterhuis, director of the WIC
    Involvement: WIC director · Other colonial