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Tammingaborg, Bellingeweer

Borg

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. 1663–1689
    Onno Tamminga
    Inherited the rights of Bellingeweer; spent much time in The Hague
    Involvement: WIC director
  2. 1652–1663
    Schotto Tamminga
    Succeeded his father at Bellingeweer; appeared at the diet (landdag) 1659-1663
    Involvement: WIC principal shareholder · WIC director
  3. 1665–1670
    Cecilia Tamminga
    Continued to live at Tamminga after her marriage to Lamoraal van der Noot
  4. 1665–1670
    Lamouraal van der Noot
    Lived at Tamminga with his wife Cecilia Tamminga
  5. 1589–1652
    Onno Tamminga
    Succeeded his father at Bellingeweer; long appeared at the diet (landdag) for Bellingeweer; as sole collator rebuilt the church in 1641
    Involvement: WIC director · Other colonial · WIC principal shareholder
  6. 1689–1709
    Schotto Tamminga
    Succeeded his father at Bellingeweer; died unmarried
  7. 1566–1589
    Allard (Allert) Tamminga
    Owned a house at Bellingeweer with church and parsonage, ruined by the Beggars (geuzen) in 1581
  8. 1709–1722
    Egbert Tamminga
    Succeeded his brother Schotto at Bellingeweer; died unmarried
  9. 1722
    Willemina Tamminga
    Inherited Bellingeweer and settled there with her two daughters