- A
grietman (from Old
Frisian greta to accuse, to indict) was a
judge and
administrator of a
local district; this role was
partly a
forerunner of the current...
- 1984. From 1625
until the
introduction of the muni****l law in 1851, the
grietman of
Wymbritseradeel lived in the
stins of
Epemastate in
IJsbrechtum (West...
-
together is unclear. The
first owner was
Karel van Roorda, mid-17th
century grietman van
Idaarderadeel and (also)
member of the
Provincial Executive. Because...
- drew to a close, the
system of "stins en state" was su****ded by the
grietman/grietenij system. From
about 1498
until 1851,
there were a
total of 30...
- he was
appointed in 1830 as
Grietman for Doniawerstal. He took part in the Ten Days'
Campaign in 1831. He
became Grietman of
Oostdongeradeel in 1840 and...
- part of Oostergo. The
grietenij (muni****lity)
Dantumadiel was led by a
grietman (mayor) who was
holding office in
Rinsumageast and Dantumawâld. The Dutch...
-
before 1449. In 1651, it was
bought by
Doeke Martena van Burmania, the
grietman (predecessor of mayor/judge) of
Wymbritseradeel who
extensively modified...
-
holding important local administrative and
judicial roles (such as that of
grietman).
Frisian politics was
largely decentralized at the time. Officially, Friesland...
-
Nordfriesland district.
Karelsprivilege Magnus Forteman Hessel Hermana Grietman Reichsadler Gonggrijp, G. F. E. (1943).
Friesche eigenerfdenwapens (in...
- chapel. The
Crackstate was
built in 1648 by
order of
Johannes Sytzes Crack,
grietman of Aengwirden, on the site
where a
stins stood dating from 1599. The design...
