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being the
subject of a frog war
between property developer A.H.J. van
Wickevoort Crommelin and the
operator of the Netherlands'
first railway, Hollandsche...
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Abraham de
Wicquefort (Dutch:
Abraham van
Wickevoort; 24
December 1606 – 23
February 1682) was a
Dutch diplomat. Born in Amsterdam,
Wicquefort was the...
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Rendorp (1797–1858) 1858–1878:
Alida van der
Oudermeulen barones van
Wickevoort Crommelin (1806–1883) 1879–1894:
Leopoldine Marie gravin van
Limburg Stirum...
- railway. This led to a
rather famous incident when
Aernout Hendrik van
Wickevoort Crommelin, the
owner of a
small parcel of land in
Delft which lay directly...
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demolished in 1797 by Lestevenon's
successor as owner, Jan
Pieter van
Wickevoort Crommelin [nl]. A
small group of
stately houses are
built on the former...
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Colorado Cacti. Pasadena, CA: The
Cactus and
Succulent Journal, 1940.
Wickevoort Crommelin,
Henrick Samuel Maximiliaan van.
Charles Boissevain. Mannen...
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ambtenaren 1428-1861 (in Dutch).
Retrieved 4
February 2025. "Jan
Pieter van
Wickevoort Crommelin".
Repertorium van
ambtsdragers en
ambtenaren 1428-1861 (in Dutch)...
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Creutzberg •
Creyghton •
Criellaert •
Croiset • Crol •
Crommelin • Van
Wickevoort Crommelin •
Croockewit •
Crull •
Hofstede Crull •
Cruys •
Cunaeus • Gael...
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Ludovicus Timon de
Kempenaer 25 July 1796 – 8
August 1796 Jan
Pieter van
Wickevoort Crommelin 8
August 1796 – 22
August 1796
Paulus Emmanuel Anthonie de la...
- Nieuwezijds, De Krijgsman, Muiden, The Netherlands, 2022.
Poortgebouw Noord,
Wickevoort Estate, Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands, 2022. Lariks, Houthavens, Amsterdam...
