Gallery

Portraits and background information on some of Engelberta's deceased decendants.

Generation
1	Engelberta as baby	Engelberta 22 years old Engelberta 22 years old. Painted by Nicolaes Maes. Click here for his biography.	Fiancé Paul	Engelberta 50	Paul 52 years old
2	Son Cornelis	Daughter Deliana	Once more Deliana	Funeral board Deliana	Coat of arms
3	Jacob Carel Martens	Funeral board Jacob	Paul Engelbert Martens	Funeral board Paul E.	Aletta Lucretia M.
4	Runaway bride	Sterkenburg castle	David Johan Martens David Johan Martens (1751-1811). Councilor, alderman of Utrecht from 1781-1795. University curator, churchwarden of the Buurkerk. Painted by Christiaan van Geelen Sr. Click here for a portrait with a wig.	watercolour by David	Quarter state D.J.M.
5	J.J. v. Hangest d'Yvoy	Corn. van Westreenen and older here	Cornelia's manor	Jan Hendrik Martens	Funeral board Gualtherus
6	Cornelia v. Hangest d'Y Cornelia Maria van Hangest Baronesse d'Yvoy (1820-1902). Lived at 'De Salentein' in Nijkerk. She was called 'the beneficent baroness' because of her generous deeds, she did for the Nijkerk community. She and her sister Anna Magdalena were board members of the Protestant School there. (Click here for a picture of her).	Cornelia's manor	Willem J. van Beek C.	Anna Digna de B.	Jan M's children.
7	Willem van Weede	K.A. Godin de B.	Maarsbergen castle	Hendrik Taets van Am.	A.W.van Beek Calkoen
8	Arnoud v. Heemstra	Cécile d'Hangest d'Y. C cile Johanna van Eys, barones d'Hangest d'Yvoy, born in The Hague on January 3, 1861. Court Lady and douairi re of dr. Jan Constantijn Nicolaas van Eys, Lord van Lienden en Kermestein (1856-1907), ambassador in Portugal. Click here for a portrait at later age.	Waterland manor	Hendrik van Heemstra	Ruurlo castle
9	Ella van Heemstra	Carel Godin de B.	Wisch castle Wisch castle at Terborg, Gelderland During World War Two, the German general Von Runstedt used the castle as his head quarters for a period of time. Two bombings by the Allied forces caused great damage in 1944. After the war, the Vegelin van Claerbergen family started the restoration. In 1957 a solution was found for the repairs of the main building with the round tower. It was transferred into an indefinite lease with 'Castels of Gelderland'. The rest of the complex and the surrounding land remained in the Vegelin family estate. Click here for a photo from 1945. Two bombings caused great damage in 1944. After the war the Vegelin van Claerbergen family started the restoration. Click here for an aerial photograph from 1947	Max Vegelin van Cl.	WW2 tragedy
10	Audrey Hepburn	Ian Edgar Quarles	fortunately, the rest	of this generation	is still with us