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Louis of N****au, Lord of De Lek and
Beverweerd (1602 – The Hague, 28
February 1665) was a
Dutch soldier. He was the
illegitimate son of
Margaretha van...
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Beverweerd Castle is a 13th-century
castle and
former knight's
court town,
which is
located on an
island along the
Kromme Rijn near the
village of Werkhoven...
- 1665.
Isabella was the
daughter of
Louis of N****au, Lord of De Lek and
Beverweerd, the
natural son of
stadtholder Maurice of Orange. They had one daughter...
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Willem of N****au, Lord of the Lek, and
Louis of N****au, Lord of De Lek and
Beverweerd) and Anna van de Kelder. He was
raised in
Dillenburg by his
uncle Johan...
- van N****au-
Beverweerd, was an Anglo-Dutch courtier.
Emilia was born in The Hague, the
daughter of
Lodewijk van N****au, Lord of
Beverweerd, the Governor...
- Velázquez, The
Surrender of Breda.
Louis of N****au, Lord of De Lek and
Beverweerd was a
younger illegitimate son of
Prince Maurice and
Margaretha van Mechelen...
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field hockey goalkeeper who pla**** for the
Dutch national team
Kasteel Beverweerd Voormalig Raad****s
Bunnik Odijk, art work (Three Stones) near the townhall...
- but
eldest surviving son of
Thomas Butler by his wife
Emilia van N****au-
Beverweerd. His
father was
known as Lord Ossory. He was heir
apparent of
James Butler...
- Velázquez, The
Surrender of Breda.
Louis of N****au, Lord of De Lek and
Beverweerd was a
younger illegitimate son of
Prince Maurice and
Margaretha van Mechelen...
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Elisabeth of N****au (1633–1718).
Elisabeth was a
daughter of
Louis of N****au-
Beverweerd and thus a
granddaughter of
Maurice of N****au,
Prince of Orange, and a...
