Clara Feyoena fan Raesfelt-van Sytzama
Clara Feyoena fan Raesfelt-van Sytzama (1729–1807) was born to Pier Willem van Sytzama and Ebella Juliana Aebinga van Humalda. Her father, Pier Willem van Sytzama, was the deputy to the States General and a member of the Dutch military. A poet, and often wrote hymns for Protestant worship, such as, 'We Kneel Before Your Seat.'
Clara Feyoena fan Raesfelt-van Sytzama
Portret: Johannes Wassenbergh (portretschilder). Graveur: Jan Caspar Philips · Beeldbank Leeuwarden, documentidentificatienummer THAA386 · Public domain
- Born
- 1729 · Leeuwarden.
- Died
- 1807 · Heemse.
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- Dutch Republic
- Occupation
- poet · writer
- Languages
- Dutch
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Clara Feyoena fan Raesfelt-van Sytzama (1729–1807) was born to Pier Willem van Sytzama and Ebella Juliana Aebinga van Humalda. Her father, Pier Willem van Sytzama, was the deputy to the States General and a member of the Dutch military. A poet, and often wrote hymns for Protestant worship, such as, 'We Kneel Before Your Seat.'
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- 1.Sytzama, Clara Feyoena van (1729-1807). resources.huygens.knaw.nl. 2013-08-01.
- 2.Maarten Mulder. Sytzama, Clara Feyoena van. Doodenakkers. 2018-06-02.
- 3.De ‘Vrouwe van Collendoorn’ op jonge leeftijd gestorven. – Geheugen van Hardenberg. historischeprojecten.nl. 2014-05-02.
- 4.Annelies de Jeu: ’t spoor der dichteressen. Uitgeverij Verloren, 2000, ISBN 978-9-065-50612-2, S. 156 ( ).
- 5.Het kerkorgel van Clara Feyoena – Geheugen van Hardenberg. historischeprojecten.nl. 2014-05-02.
- 6.25920 Markt 4 7241 AA te Lochem. cultureelerfgoed.nl. 2018-07-31.
- 7.Hofzang Heemse. entoen.nu.
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