VAN SCHOER, Dirick Jacobsz

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• Name: Dirck Jacobsz van Schoer
• Occupation: 1470, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "high heemraad" high council member of the Polder board Dirk Smeetsland Polder, and Master Eagle of the forest country (close Charlois).
• Occupation: 1485, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "Schepen" Alderman
• Occupation: 1493, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "Schepen" Alderman
• Occupation: 1497-1499, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; "Schepen" Alderman

Dirick married . [Group Sheet]

1. VERSCHOOR, Pieter Dircksz was born Abt 1455, IJselmonde, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died 1533, IJselmonde, Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands.
2. VERSCHOOR, Eeuwout Diericxz was born Abt 1475, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died Aft 1524.
3. VERSCHOOR, Florijs Diericxz was born Abt 1480, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died Aft 1543, Charlois, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands.

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• Name: van Scoer
• Residence: 1460, Ridderkerk, Ridderkerk, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Occupation: 1461; "waardsman" wards man of the Old Reyer Waard Polder

Jacob married Baertgen. Baertgen was born Abt 1410, Ridderkerk, Ridderkerk, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Occupation: 10 Sep 1415; as "heemraad" council member of the Polder board in the "Ambocht of the Eem"

Notes:

Occupation:
This village, also called Eemde, was one of 72 villages in the former "Zuid Hollandsche Waard" by Dordrecht the former Capital of Holland that completly flooded in the middle of the night of 18 November 1421 on Sint-Elisabethsvloed day when a North Sea storm caused a number of the dikes to break. The enormous casualties were about 6,000. For decades Dordrecht was surrounded by water, so the Capital of Holland had to be moved. To this day, 34 of the 72 villages are still under water Eem being one of them.