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Kerk, Wittewierum

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. 6 March 1706
    Catharina van der Noot
    Hatchment from the church of Wittewierum, now in museum Fogelsangh State (Veenklooster)
  2. Egbert Rengers
    Gravestone in the church of Wittewierum
  3. Egbert Rengers
    Pew in the church of Wittewierum with the arms Rengers and Polman
  4. 1652
    Egbert Rengers
    Communion cup of Wittewierum with the arms of Egbert Rengers and Wilhelmina Polman (hallmark 1652/53)
  5. Wilhelmina Polman
    Pew in the church of Wittewierum with the arms Rengers and Polman
  6. 1652
    Wilhelmina Polman
    Communion cup of Wittewierum with the arms of Egbert Rengers and Wilhelmina Polman (hallmark 1652/53)
  7. 10 April 1690
    Wilhelmina Polman
    Hatchment or gravestone in the church of Wittewierum (no longer present)
  8. Ambrosia Elisabeth Bentinck
    Entrance stone to the burial vault of Lammert Schotto Rengers and her in the church of Wittewierum (1772)
  9. 29 September 1779
    Ambrosia Elisabeth Bentinck
    Hatchment in the church of Wittewierum
  10. Edzard Johan Rengers
    Gravestone in the church of Wittewierum
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  11. 18 September 1652
    Edzard Johan Rengers
    Hatchment in the church of Wittewierum (no longer present)
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  12. Edzard Johan Rengers
    Named as deceased husband on the tombstone of Bouwina Clant in the church of Wittewierum
    Involvement: WIC director · WIC principal shareholder
  13. Bouwina Clant
    Gravestone in the church of Wittewierum