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Historisch Deel 1 Ned. Adelsboek DeNederlandsche Adel (HISTORISCH GEDEELTE) lE JAARGANG A-Z 1925 ‘S-GRAVENHAGE W. P. VAN STOCKUM 6 ZOON ., I VOORWOORD Sedert jaargang 1919 wordt in Nederland’s Adelsboek alleen gepubliceerd de tegenwoordige staat van de thans tot den Nederlandschen Adel behoorende geslachten. Eene stamreeks wordt alleen opgenomen, indien nieuwe vondsten aanvulling of verbetering van het vroeger gepubliocerde noodig maken. Hierdoor werd eene bekorting verkregen, maardoor de geheele Ned. Adel over minder jaargangen werd verdeeld, dan ecrtijds het geval was. De gegevens over den door elk geslacht beleden godsdienst, over de plaats van herkomst, de oudste vermelding van het geslacht, den stamvader en over de oudere en Iatere diplomata, konden dan nageslagen worden in de v66r 1919 verschenen jaargangen, evenals hetgeen daarin over de reeds uitgestorvene geslachten of takken was medegedeeld. Intusschen is der Redactie van verscbillende sijden gebleken, dat prijs gesteld werd op publicatie van de hierboven ann- geduide gegevens, over het z.g. vhistorisch” gedeelte van elk geslacht. Om aan deze wensoh tegemoet te komen, heeft de Redaotie thans de hierbij verschijnende uitgave samengesteld, waarin men van a& tot den Ned. grondwettigen Adel be- hoord hebbende of behoorende geslachten vereameld vindt, de opgaren over den godsdienst, herkomst, stamvader en de diplomata, bijgewerkt tot op heden naar de laatste onder- zoekingen of publicaties. Waar noodig, is daarbij ook de literatuur vermeld, waarin over deze punten beschouwingen werden gelevard. Daar Redaotie en Uitgever er niet aan twijfelen, dat deze nieuwe uitgave haar wsg zal vinden en aan een bestaande behoefte zal voldoen, zijn zij voornemens alle ti;jf jaren dit boekje opnieuw te doen verschijnen. Op deze wijze zal dan steeds gelegenheid bestaan om nieuwe ontdek- kingen betreffende de afkomst van de adellijke geslachten bakend te maken en om na dezen in deo Nod. Adel op te nemen families, wat het historische gedeelte betreft,, aan de thans gepubliceerde toe te voegen. De Redactie W. 3. J. C. BIJLEVELD. W. WIJNAENDTS VAN RESAMJT. Dr. E. B. F. F. Baron WITTEBT VAN HOOGLAND. D’ABLAINC) VAN GIESSENBURQ Protestant. - Esqucrchin bij, Doornik. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Plerart Deblain, wonende te Esquerchiu, die in 1454 overleed. (Zie: Geneal. en Herald. Bladen, jg. 1906). Bÿ besl. d.d. 28 Aug. 1814 ne 14 werd Joan Daniël Cornelis Carel Wilhelm d’Ablaing van Giesaenburg benocmd in de ridderschap van Holland. Bij K. B. d.d. 6 Juli 1816 no 60 werd ingewilligd, dat in de acte van bewijs dier benoeming aan hem zal worden gegeven de titel van baron. Bij K. B. d.d. 15 Juni 1840 verkreeg Joan Daniël Wilhelm baron,d’Ablaing van Giessen- burg vergunning den naam van Arkel voor den sijne te voegen. AEBINGA VAN EUMALDA (Uitgertorven in 1834.) Protestant. - Friesland. -. De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Anlof Aebinga, die in 1419 en 1438 voorkomt. Zijn achterkleinsoon Sjoerd Aebinga huwde 2” Geel Mockema en 30 Beits van Humalda. De soon oit het tweedehnwelijk,FransAebinganamvolgenstestamctntvan zijne stiefmoeder den naam v an Hum a 1 d a aan. Bij besl. d.d. 28 Aug. 1814, no 14 werd Mr. Idzerd Aebinga van Humalda benoemd onder de Edelen van Friesland. VAN AEFFERDEN Katholiek. - Limburg. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Pieter van Aefferden, ontvanger generaal van den Hertog van Gelder, t 1452. Bij diploma d.d. 15 Juli 1690 2 van Vorst Frans van Nassau-Siegen verkreeg Ernest Albert van Aefferden eene verklaring, waarbij zijn geslacht erkend werd te bebooren tot den adel. Zijn zoon Ernst Ignatius Christophorus van Aef ferden werd bij diplomo d.d. 2 Aug. 1729 door Koning Philips V van Spanje oerhezen tot markies van Quinta Florida. Hij orer- leed kinderloos. Bij K. B. d.d. 16 Feb. 1816, no 62A werd Johannes Baptista Alexander Franciscus Jose- phus van Aefferden benoemd in de ridderschap van Limburg. Zijn zoon Jhr: Albertus Petrus Josephus van Aefferden werd na de scheiding van Nederland en België Belgisch onderdaan en verkreeg bij diploma d.d. 4 Dec. 1871 van Koning Leopold II den titel van vicomte. Diens eoon Edmondus Feliu Fernandus Hubertus van A e f f e rden liet zich wederom naturaliseeren ais Neder- lander en behoort dus tot den Ned. Adel. VAN AERSSEN BEYEREN VAN VOSHOL Protestant. - Zuid-Brabant. - De geregelde stnmreeks vangt aan met Cornelis van Aerssen of Aerssens, heer van Spijk (in lôll), die in Mei 1545 te Antwerpen geboren, 10 Aug. 1584 griffier der Staten Generaal was. Hij zou in den vijfden graad afstammen van Cornelis Aertszoon en Petronella Beeckmans, hetgeen evenwel nog niet vol- doende is bewezen. Bij diploma d.d. Naart 1605 werd Mr. Franqois van Aerssen, heer van Sommelsdijk door Koning Hendrik IV van Frankrijk in den Adelstand oerhecen. Bij diplo- ma d.d. Château Bois de Boulogne Juli 1636 werd hij door Ko- ning Lodewijk XIII van Frankrijk tot Baron awkeuen. Zijn tak stierf 26 Dec. 1793 uit. Bij K. B. d.d. 25 April 1822, no 84 werd voor Hendrik Adolph Ernst en Albrecht Nico- laas van Aerssen Beyeren van Voshol en hunne wettige afstammelingen de hun van ouds eompeteerende titel van baron erkend. 3 VAN AKERLAKEN (Adellijke tak uitgestorven in 1912.) Protestant. - Dordrzcht. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Jan Foppens. van Aeckerlaeoken,dieinl696 te Dordrecht begraven is. Bij K. B. d.d. 2 Oct. 1843, no 47 werd Mr. Pieter van Akerlaken verhcuen in den Ned. Adel. ALBERDA Protestant. - Groningen. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Bunno Alberde, hoofdeling op ‘t Zandt, over- richter aldaar in 1431. Bij org. besl. d.d. 28 Aug. 1814, no 14 werden Gerhard Horenken Alberda vanBloemersma, Onno Reint Alberda van Ekenstein, Gerhard Alberda vanMenkema, Goossen Geurt Alberdavan Dijxterhuis en Mr. Onno Tamminga Alberda van Rensuma benoemd in de ridderschap van Cironingen. Aan den laatste werd bij 1L B. d.d. 31 Dec. 1825, no 149 de titel van baron verleend voor hem en alle zijne wettige afstamme- lingen. VAN ALDERWERELT (GeocZeZde talc uitgcstorven in 1905) Protestant. - Middelburg. - Een uitgebreid geslacht van Alder werelt komt reeds sedert 1490 in verschillende plaatsen in Vlaanderen voor, voornamelijk te Werwick, Mee- nen, IJperen, Gent. De aansluiting met dit Vlaamsche geslaoht, hoewel hoogst waarsehijnlÿk, is nog niet gevonden, daardoor vangt de geregelde stamreeks hier te lande aan met Cornelis van Alderwerelt, die in 1580 poorter vanMiddelburg was en die voorkomt op de lijst der doopsgeziuden van die stad. Bij Keiz. decr. d.d. 16 Jan. 1755 van Keizer Frans 1 werd . 4 Jean Louis van Alderwerelt uerkeuen tot baron desH.R. Rijks. Bij K. B. dd. 15 April1815, no 17, werd zijn ZOO~ Jean Conatantijn van-Alderwerelt ingelijfdindenXed. Adel. Bij K. B. d.d. 6 Juni 1822, no 105, werd voor hem en zijne wettige afstsmmelingen, op grond van het diploma van 1755 erkend de titel van baron. Bij K. B. d.d. 19 Dec. 1824 rerkreeg Mr. Mari- nus Constantijn baronvanAlderwereltvergunningom den uaam zijoer grootmoeder Hou tu yn achter den zijne te plaatsen. ALEMANS (Adellijke tak uitgestorven in 1835) Protestant. - Holland. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Meyndert Aleman wiens zoon Wouter in het begin der 17” eeuw te Ouddorp op Goedereede gevestigd was. Bij besl. d.d. 28 Aug. 1814 no 14 werd Abraham Alemans in de ridderschap van Holland benoem#. ALEWIJN Protestant. - Amsterdam. - De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met D i r k D i r k s z. A 1 e w ij n, begraven te Amster- dam 20 Sept. 1573. Ziju kleinzoon Mr. Dirck Alewijn werd bij diploma van Feb. 1623 door Koning Lodewijk XIII van Frankrijk verheven in den adelstand. Bij K. B. d.d. 16 Sept,. 1815, La VV werd Willem AlewiJn vcrheven in den Ned. Adel. Bij K. B. d.d. 7 Oct. 3833, no 26 werd Pieter 0 p p e rd o e s A 1 e w ij n uerkeven in den Ned. Adel met bepa- ling, dat zoodra hij op voldoende wijze de eenzelvigbeid van Dirk Alewijn, zijn voorvader in rechte Iijn, met Diede- rick de Halluin, bij sijn adres bedoeld, sa1 hebben aan- getoond, zijn diploma tegen dat vnn Wlzjving zal worden verwisseld. Bij K. B. d.d. 5 Jan. 1882 no 5 werd Frederik Marie Balthasar Alewijn ingelijfd in den Ned. Adel. 5 Bij K. B. dd. 12 Maart 1882, no 17 werd Jan Frederik Ale wijn eveneens ingeZ$fd. Bij K. B. dd. 8 Jan. 1885, no 1 werd aan Jhr. Frederik Marie Balthaaar Alewijn uerlce~ad de titel van ridder op alle mannelijke afstammelingen. VAN ALPHEN Protestant. - Zuidholland. - De geregeldestamreeks vangt aan met Simon Simons (van Alphen), Hollandsoh koop- man in Keulen in de 16’ eeuw. ‘pot de terugkomst in Holland voerde de familie uitsluitend den naam Simons. Bij K. B. d.d. 16 Sept. 1815,La VV werd Mr. Daniël Franqois van Al p h en ver&ven in den Xed. Adel. VAN ASBECK Protestant. - Asbecke bij Ahaus (Munster). - Reeds in 1154 wordt melding gemaakt van Suether (Sweder) de Astbeke en zijne zonen Lubbert en Rodolf, ministe- rialen van dan Bisschop van Munster. Lubbertus de As- beke wordt vermeld in oorkonden van 1161, 1175 en 1189 (Oorkonden op slot Burgsteiofurt en id. Coesfeld). De geregelde stamreeks vangt aan met Bernard von Asbecke (de Astbek e), die reeds vo& 1200 voorkomt. (Oorkonden slot Burgsteinsfurt.) Bij besluit d.d. 28 Aug. 1814, no 14, werd Gerrit Ferdinand van Asbeok benoemd onder de Edelen van Frieslaud. Bg besl. d.d. 28 Aug. 1814, na 14 werd Mr. Bathassr Georg Joost van Asbeck, heer van Lulema benoemd in de ridderschap van Groningen. Bij K. B. d.d.12 Juli1821,n”36 werd voor Gerrit Ferdinand van Asbeck .zuBergeundMünsterhausenenajne weltige afstamme- lingen erkend de hun competeerende titel van baron en barones.
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