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Personal data Jacob Eeuwes Knol 

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Household of Jacob Eeuwes Knol

He is married to Lizabeth Writzers.

They got married on January 15, 1708 at Eenrum, Gemeente De Marne, Groningen, Netherlands, he was 23 years old.Source 4


Child(ren):

  1. Geertjen Jacobs Knol  1708-< 1711
  2. Aeltjen Jacobs Knol  1709-< 1786
  3. Geertjen Jacobs Knol  1711-< 1719
  4. Writzer Jacobs Knol  1713-< 1717
  5. Euwe Jacobs Knol  1716-± 1787
  6. Writzer Jacobs Knol  1717-< 1779 
  7. Geertjen Jacobs Knol  1719-???? 
  8. Derck Jacobs Knol  1721-± 1787 
  9. Edze Jacobs Knol  1723-1785
  10. Jan Jacobs Knol  1726-????


Notes about Jacob Eeuwes Knol


On May 1, 1708, the northeastern of the two farms on "Ernstheem" (now Eenrumerweg 51 - 9951 TX Winsum) was sold by the province of Groningen to Jacob Eeuwes and Elisabeth Writzerts for 3,550 Caroli guilders (see purchase deed from 1708). Ernstheem is located between Eenrum and Baflo. The farm was demolished in 1901.
The Knol van Ernstheem family descends from Jacob Eeuwes and Elisabeth Writzerts.

Op 1 mei 1708 werd de noordoostelijke van de twee boerderijen op "Ernstheem" (nu de Eenrumerweg 51 - 9951 TX Winsum) door de provincie Groningen verkocht aan Jacob Eeuwes en Elisabeth Writzerts voor 3.550 Caroli gulden (zie koopakte uit 1708). "Ernstheem" ligt tussen Eenrum en Baflo. De boerderij is in 1901 afgebroken.
Van Jacob Eeuwes en Elisabeth Writzerts stamt af de familie Knol van Enstheem.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jacob Eeuwes Knol

Jacob Driewes
< 1628-????
Swaantje Eeuwes
< 1628-????
Derck Jans Knol
± 1630-< 1668
Aaltjen Jacobs
1636-< 1683
Eeuwe Jacobs
1661-1715

Jacob Eeuwes Knol
1684-1747

1708

Lizabeth Writzers
1687-> 1726

Geertjen Jacobs Knol
1708-< 1711
Aeltjen Jacobs Knol
1709-< 1786
Geertjen Jacobs Knol
1711-< 1719
Writzer Jacobs Knol
1713-< 1717
Euwe Jacobs Knol
1716-± 1787
Writzer Jacobs Knol
1717-< 1779
Geertjen Jacobs Knol
1719-????
Derck Jacobs Knol
1721-± 1787
Edze Jacobs Knol
1723-1785
Jan Jacobs Knol
1726-????

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    1. de familie Knol en "Ernstheem", Wim Spaak
      The oldest mention of Ernstheem" dates from the 13th century, as "Ernestahusum·Äù, (which may have meant something like "Ernst's house") which was originally a *piece* of the Johannieter Monastery (Klooster) "Wijtwerd" in Usquert. This monastery is mentioned in 1304. The monastery had almost 600 hectares of cultivated land and salt marsh. According to a parish list from 1559, the monastery was an independent parish.

      With the Reduction of Groningen in 1594, "Ernstheem" became the property of the province of Groningen. [The word reduction comes from Latin (reductio) and means bringing it back. In this case the return to the Republic, where the city of Groningen was merged with the Ommelanden. The current province of Groningen sees the reduction as the actual starting point of the province.]

      On May 1, 1708, the province of Groningen sells the northeastern of the two farms on "Ernstheem" (now the Eenrumerweg 51 in Winsum) to Jacob Eeuwes and Elisabeth Writzerts for 3,550 Caroli guilders. The farm thus came into the hands of the grandfather of Jacob Derks Knol.

      "Ernstheem" is now on Eenrumerweg in Winsum, near Eenrum, on the road from Mensingeweer to Baflo. The northeastern Knol farm is located at coordinates: N53 21.712 E6 28.549
    2. Warffum doop en trouwboek 1621-1705, archiefnummer 124, via https://www.allegroningers.nl/zoeken-op-...
    3. Groninger Memorials - Texts, Arms and Family Marks from 1298-1814, A Pathuis, with additions and corrections by Redmer H Alma, via http://www.redmeralma.nl/maarhuizen.htm#...
      Source: A. Pathhuis, Groninger Memorials - Texts, Arms and Family Marks from 1298-1814
      (Assen/Amsterdam 1977), with additions and corrections by Redmer H Alma
    4. Eenrum doop en trouwboek 1686-1730, archiefnummer 124, via http://allegroningers.nl/zoeken-op-naam/... / Alle Groningers

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