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Family tree update

Jhr. William Ernest von Berg1918 – 1979Grandfather

The following 40 people were added to your tree.


Hendrik Jan Voûte
Great-grandfather’s uncle
1837 – 1900

Nocolaas Laurens Burman Eyck tot Zuylichem
Great-grandfather’s uncle
1853 – 1912

Justus Lilbig Williams
Grandfather’s uncle’s father

Hannah Clara
Grandfather’s uncle’s mother

Josiah Leale
Grandfather’s uncle’s father

Selina Mary Collings
Grandfather’s uncle’s mother

Jhr. Mr. Willem Ernst Joan Berg
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1813 – 1888

Jhr. Mr. Frans Ernst Berg
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1802 – 1834

Jhr. Frans Otto Gustaaf Berg
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1823 – 1825

Jhr. Frans Otto Gustaaf Berg
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1830 – 1888

Nicolaas Van Taack Tra Kranen
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1819 – 1890

Susanna Catharina van Taack Tra Kranen
Great-grandfather’s great-aunt
1824 – 1886

Frederik van Taack Tra Kranen
Great-grandfather’s great-uncle
1815 – 1883

Alexander Voûte
Great-grandfather’s uncle’s father

Cornelia Johanna Waller
Great-grandfather’s uncle’s mother

Mr. Frans Nicolaas Marius Burman Eyck tot Zuylichem
Great-grandfather’s uncle’s father

Anna Brigitta Story van Blokland
Great-grandfather’s uncle’s mother

Jkvr. Johanna Elisabeth Berg
Great-great-grandfather’s aunt
1826 – 1896

Jhr. Mr. Ernst Willem Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1848 – 1907

Jkvr. Wilhelmina Henriëtte Ottoline Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1847 – 1847

Jhr. Joan Frans Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1851 – 1935

Jkvr. Margaretha Dedel
Great-great-grandfather’s aunt
1799 – 1852

Jkvr. Pauline Clasine Elisabeth Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1831 – 1901

Jhr. Pieter Samuël Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1832 – 1897

Jkvr. Franciska Ernestina Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1834 – 1903

Jhr. Mr. Otto Willem Johan Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1828 – 1895

Luise Fudicar
Great-great-grandfather’s aunt
1837 – 1901

Jhr. Otto Willem Frans Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1871 – 1872

Jkvr. Madelon Henriëtte Louise Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1872 – 1939

Jkvr. Catharina Johanna Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1874 – ?

Jkrv Clara Louise Berg
1st cousin 4 times removed
1878 – ?

Hugo Cornelis Cruys
Great-great-grandfather’s uncle
1819 – 1887

Cornelis Cruys
1st cousin 4 times removed
1854 – 1929

Beatrix Cruys
1st cousin 4 times removed
1847 – 1870

Arnoldine Adriana Lenting
1st cousin 4 times removed’s wife
1852 – 1927

Jkvr. Aleida Margaretha “Leida” Berg
2nd cousin 3 times removed
1891 – 1981

Jhr. Ir. Willem Ernst Joan Berg
2nd cousin 3 times removed
1881 – 1945

Jkvr. Drs. Charlotte Henriëtte “Lot” Berg
2nd cousin 3 times removed
1883 – 1965

Jkvr. Arnoldine Johanna Elizabeth “Dina” Berg
2nd cousin 3 times removed
1884 – 1981

Jkvr. Pauline Clasina “Pau” Berg
2nd cousin 3 times removed
1886 – 1981

September 17, 2021 at 10:29PM

THE VON BERG COAT OF ARMS/FAMILY CREST (without helmet)
Recorded in the Rietstap (F3850), the ancient description of the crest is
                     “Or, a demi-vol sable, between three mullets of six argent.”
 
According to Laws of Heraldry, each element of the Coat of Arms/Family Crest is symbolic. The shield is a traditional design bordered in black.
 
Black dots punctuate the shield’s gold background (Or). This represents the fur of an ermine and symbolizes Dignity.
 
A red/brown half wing in the center of the shield symbolizes loss of life in service to the Regent.

The color (Sable) represents Grief.
 
Three 6-pointed stars (mullets) surround the wing and symbolize exceptional Valor or Bravery. Their Silver color (Argent), represents Peace and Sincerity.
 
The black and gold helmet of the Coat of Arms has a black and gold wreath (knot) on the top. (This is likely a plume)  There is one silver star, with a feather in the middle of the star.  The left side of the feather is black and the right side of the feather is gold.
 
Feathers and Plumes are symbolic of Obedience and Serenity.
 
Motto: Arriere ne peut – never retreat

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September 16, 2021 at 12:05PM

Social distancing day 552.

Overcast morning, mid 70s outside. Very humid.

Sisto and Harold had a nice walk along with me but my back is extra creaky today, so I had to cut things a bit short.

Still trying to suss out a good solar panel solution to the squirrel cam battery. Maybe a larger panel or two in tandem? Alternately, I can always run a line to house power to trickle charge the batteries, but that seems a last ditch answer.

Speaking of the back yard, I found out what the vultures were eating yesterday, and it was the remains of a squirrel. The portions left behind by them are a bit too dispersed for me to pick up and dispose of, so it may just return to the soil there. Thankfully it isn’t one of the critters we have previously named or identified, like split-ear or forktail, but I am wondering what got it. The owl? A fox? Was it hit by a vehicle and came here after?

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