Cloudt family
Barrall & Welfonder, 1982. History of the Cloudt family, Franklin Press, Bakersfield, California, p. 25-26 (an English translation of a family history written in 1823-1825) provides following info:
An English translation of a family history written in 1823-1825 provides following information:
[p. 25]
"Johan Pelden-Cloudt married Margareta von Suilen. The Dominion of Suilen was a fief of the Bishopric of Utrecht. They also owned the Dominion of Anholt. In 1021 Theoderich v. Suilen was seignior of Anholt. Later on Anholt passed into the hands of the Bronckhorst-Baetenburg family."
[p. 26]
"There is no information as to whether he [Johan PC] had sons by this marriage.
There is information regarding a daughter, who was married to N. von Bulo, to whom she brought into the marriage the Hunningh Estate. Whether this Hunningh Estate, which is situated in the Anholt District, came to Cloudt by Margareta von Suilen, (YES) or Cloudt got it by said partition with his brother can't be ascertained.
The aforementioned Bulo had a daughter who married Johan von Marhüls zu Overberg whose son, Stephan von Marhüls, a deputy of the Diet at Cleve, married Wilhelmine von Knippenberg. They had a son, Henrich von Marhüls."
Buursink commentaar:
In this scenario, the "aforementioned Bulo" is Bernd v Bulo, married about 1530 to jkvr. Pelden-Cloudt.
Their only daughter, probably jkvr. Christine v Bulo, was then married (about 1565) to Johan von Marhüls zu Overberg. Their son was Stephan von Marhüls zu Overberg x (possibly 1590) W. Knippenberg.
Deel/Akte: Franklin Press, Bakersfield, California
Archiefnaam: Barrall & Welfonder, 1982.
Archief: History of the Cloudt family
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