Van Hogendorp

The Van Hogendorps are a noble family from the Netherlands.

Originally from the region of Rotterdam, they were in the 15th and 16th century the gentry belonging. The progenitor of the politically influential family was a captain, who was standing in Swedish service at the beginning of the 17th century. During the 18th century, the family gained high reputation in the civil service; 1745 was carried out by the Habsburg emperor the appointment to the Imperial Count. The Van Hogendorps obtained in the course of the 18th and 19th century access to the highest government offices of the Dutch Republic. Other nobility surveys were those of a Comte de l'Empire by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1811 and to the Netherlands Count [ and barons ] in the years 1815, 1822, 1830 and 1867. Gender has some heir, only the rich Count branch is to center of the 20th century extinguished.

Family members

  • Daniël van Hogendorp (1604-1673), Lord of Moerkapelle and Wild Veenen, Rotterdam Regent, Baljuw of rail land
  • Willem van Hogendorp (1656-1733), director of the Rotterdam Chamber of the Dutch East India Company
  • Gijsbert van Hogendorp (1667-1750), 1st Reichsgraf van Hogendorp, Dutch politician
  • Diederik Johan (I) van Hogendorp ( 1697-1744 ), alderman and councilor of Rotterdam
  • Willem van Hogendorp (1735-1784), member of the government of the city of Rotterdam, standing in the service of the Dutch East India Company
  • Johan François van Heeswijk Hogendorp van (1746-1831), Mayor of Rotterdam
  • Diederik Johan (II ) van Hogendorp ( 1754-1803 ), Count von Hogendorp, alderman of Amsterdam, Head of the West India Company
  • Dirk van Hogendorp (1761-1822), Comte de l'Empire, military and statesman
  • Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp (1762-1834), Dutch statesman
  • Carel Sirardus Willem van Hogendorp (1788-1856), military and colonial administrator
  • Mariane van Hogendorp (1834-1909), social reformer and feminist
Amtmann Dirk van Hogendorp (1761–1822)
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