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Lütet Attena (died: c. 1410, in Dornum) was a 14th-century East
Frisian chieftain of
Dornum and
Nesse in the
Norderland area.
Lütet Attena was a son of...
- Rigaltius, and
appended to his
edition of the
Oneirocritica of Artemidorus,
Lutet. Paris. 1603, 4to., and some Gr****
various readings are
inserted by Jacobus...
- of
Dornum and Nesse,
located in
Lower Saxony, in what is
today Germany.
Lütet Attena (died c.1410), East
Frisian chieftain of
Norderland Sibet Attena...
- his grandmother, Foelke); deposed, died 1435 ?-1410: Hero
Attena ?-1410:
Lutet Attena (in Norderburg) ?: Eger
Attena (in Westerburg) ?-1433:
Sibet I Attena...
- and then to his
grandson Lütet Attena.
Lütet and his
father were
sentenced to
death by Keno II tom Brok
around 1410.
Lütet's possessions were transferred...
- vås “louse”), but
after velars (*k , g , x) it
turned into ė (*olkъtь >
lüťėt “elbow”, *nogъtь > nüďėt “(finger/toe)nail”, *xъmelь > x́ėmil “hop”). Reduced...
- 20.
Focko Ukena 10. Uko
Fockena 21.
Theda of
Rheide 5.
Theda Ukena 22.
Lütet Attena 11. Heba
Attena 23. Ocka tom Brok 1. Enno II,
Count of East Frisia...
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Fockena Tiadeke (born: 1438, died
after 1470) Adda (died c. 1470)
married to
Lütet Manninga of Lütetsburg (d. 1450)
Frouwa first marriage to
Sibet of Dornum...
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Between 1425 and 1427 Uko
married Hebe (or Heba) of Dornum, a
daughter of
Lütet Attena of
Dornum and
Nesse and Ocka tom Brok, a
daughter of Ocko I tom Brok...
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support of Keno tom Brok. The
castle later belonged to Hebe, the
daughter of
Lütet Attenas, and her son Keno.
Through his
daughter Sophie, the
castle came...
