- (24
November 1768 – 16
November 1829) was a
wealthy Dutch heiress and
regentess of the Wijnbergshofje. She was born in
Haarlem as the
daughter of Albertus...
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William Friso,
Stadtholder (1696–1711)
Marie Louise von Hessen-K****el,
regentess for
William IV,
Stadtholder (1711–1729)
William IV,
Stadtholder (1711–1747)...
- of N****au,
regentess for
Hendrick Casimir II 1664–1696:
Henry Casimir II of N****au-Dietz 1696–1707:
Henriette Amalia von Anhalt,
regentess for
Johan Willem...
- of
Guelders and
Count of Zutphen.
Catherine of
Guelders (1439–1496),
Regentess of Guelders.
William IV of
Egmont (1412–1483), Lord of
Egmont and IJsselstein...
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fortified point was
built according to the
order of
Yelena Glinskaya, the
regentess of
Russia at that time and the
mother of Ivan the Terrible, to defend...
-
accordance with the
agreement their fathers had reached. Champagne's
regentess,
Blanche of Navarre,
supplied Alisia's
dowry as she
sought to
ensure that...
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Abraham van der Hart for
Catharina Cornelia Hodshon, a
wealthy heiress and
regentess of the Wijnbergshofje.
After she died, the
house came into the
hands of...
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Mithridates I (V),
mother of
Mithridates II (VI) and
Mithridates III (VII) [
regentess]. (Galatian dynasty) 119–108 BCE:
Astreodon I,
relative (probably brother)...
- (left to right)
Adriaentje Schouten,
Marijtje Willemsdr (also
recorded as
regentess of Het Dolhuys), Anna van
Damme (first
married Abraham de Ridder, then...
- af
Nordin referred to her as "the Concubiness, the
deputy duchess and
regentess etc".
Charlotte Slottsberg is
attributed influence over Duke Charles,...
