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Kerk, Tjamsweer

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. 1678
    Bell of Bellingeweer (now Tjamsweer, cast by Hemony 1678): named as lord and sole patron (unicus collator)
    Involvement: WIC director
  2. 1692
    Stained-glass window in the church of Tjamsweer (1692, lost) with his name and that of his wife Josina Maria Ripperda
    Involvement: WIC director
  3. Stained-glass window in the church of Tjamsweer (1624 or 1634, lost) with his/her name and that of the spouse
  4. 1631
    Memorial stone in the tower of Tjamsweer: as sole collator had the tower restored
  5. 1639
    Bell of the church of Tjamsweer with their initials as sole collators (in Wirdum since c. 1878)
  6. Stained-glass window in the church of Tjamsweer (1624 or 1634, lost) with his/her name and that of the spouse
  7. 1639
    Bell of the church of Tjamsweer with their initials as sole collators (in Wirdum since c. 1878)
  8. Weathervane on the church of Tjamsweer with the Ripperda emblem, from the time of the last patron (collatrice) Ripperda