Jacob, Count Palatine and Baron de Petersen (before ennoblement Jacob Petersen) (born September 26, 1622, in Rendsburg, died October 26, 1704, in Leusden)...

Michael Maier (1568–1622), physician, counsellor to Rudolf II Habsburg Jacob de Petersen (1622-1704) a Danish courtier, politician and diplomat. Christian...

connection with Jacob de Petersen, a former Danish dignitary, who was married to Catharina Bicker (1642-1678), daughter of knight Jacob Bicker (1612-1676)...

(1642–1678), married Jacob de Petersen Hendrick Jacobsz Bicker (1615–1651), captain of the schutterij, married Eva Geelvinck Jacob Hendricksz Bicker (1642-1713)...

other the Tromsø Estate. After her death in 1708 her relative Baron Jacob de Petersen inherited some of this land. List of Norwegian estates Store norske...

century it belonged to Jacob de Petersen. It was torn down in 1843, after which the currently existing building was erected. "De buitenplaats Heiligenberg"...

cousin-in-law of the Dutch politician elite like Johan de Witt and Andries de Graeff, and also of Jacob de Petersen, another nordic politician who come to the Dutch...

Catharina Bicker (1642–1678), was married to the Danish Count palatine Jacob de Petersen, the owner of "Boekesteyn". Gerard Bicker (1622-1666) was baljuw of...

kommandeur) 1838–1872: Governor (Dutch: gouverneur) Dates in italics indicate de facto continuation of office. Before the establishment of the Dutch West India...

Boekesteyn: Catharina Bicker (1642–1678) and Jacob de Petersen Gooilust: Andries Bicker, P.C. Hooft, Jacob Bicker Hendriksz. Hilverbeek: Ant. Oetgens van...