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Eggerik Beninga (1490–1562), also
known as Eggeric(k)
Benninga or Benynga, was an East
Frisian chronicler and
steward of the
Leerort Fortress. From 1540...
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Kindly Light, amid the
encircling gloom "Lead,
Kindly Light" (tune: Lux
Beninga)
Genre Hymn
Written 1833 Text John
Henry Newman Based on
Exodus 13:21-22...
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Groningen in 1440.
According to the
Emder m****cript of the
chronicler Eggerik Beninga the
farmers of
Rysum paid
their best ten cows for the organ's construction...
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Howerda family in 1545, who
became the sole
owners of Arle. In 1613,
Focko Beninga acquired Dreesche – a
hamlet near Arle,
probably by purchase. However,...
- two-story hall,
which was
built around 1490 by the
chieftain family of
Beninga.
Around 1550 the
castle was
converted into a three-winged
manor house,...
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named of
Innhausen and
Knyphausen Lütetsburg /
Pewsum Manninga Neermoor / Leer
Ukena Osterhusen Allena Rüstringen / Bant
Wiemken (Papinga)
Wirdum Beninga...
- Manslagt, a
daughter of Enno Cirksena. From his
father he
inherited the
Beninga Castle in Dornum. From his
first wife, Onna of Stedesdorf, a
daughter of...
- 1874 to 1878 she did
charity and
taught music in Brisbane. In 1879
Sister Beninga with the
Sisters of
Mercy went to
Townsville and
reopened St Joseph's School...
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Isabella (1742–1797)
married Eger Carl
Christian Lantzius-
Beninga (1744–1798); the Lantzius-
Beninga family owned the
Stikelkamp estate until 1971, when it...
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their official po****tion as of 31
December 2008 is as follows:
Eggerik Beninga (1490–1562), a
chronicler of the Frisians, was born in Grimersum. David...
