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Willem Simonsz Stavenisse
1498–1557
era: medievalsupport: unsourced-entryresearch: incompletepublication: public
which grandparent's branch?
Through Grandpa Jack Benedum Sutphen
the parent-to-child line from Jack Benedum Sutphen (14 hops)
- Jack Benedum Sutphen · 1920–1982 — the branch head
- ↑ father — Henry Miller Sutphen · 1897–1972 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Joshua Clark Sutphen · 1873–1941 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Captain John Melanchton Sutphen · 1836–1920 walked provider link
- ↑ mother — Sarah Ann Quick · 1810–1872 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Tunis T. Quick · 1763–1839 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Tunis Quick · 1731–1811 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Theunis Quick · 1698–1774 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Cornelis Jacobsen Quick · 1658–1739 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Jacob Theunisen Quick · 1634–1689 walked provider link
- ↑ mother — Belijtgen Jacobszen · 1604–1675 walked provider link
- ↑ mother — Maria Hendrik Van Dun · 1581–1605 walked provider link
- ↑ mother — Petrus Van Zundert · 1550–1600 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Cornelis Willemsz Heer van Stavenisse en St. Annaland · 1529–1575 walked provider link
- ↑ father — Willem Simonsz Stavenisse · 1498–1557 walked provider link
check all four grandparent branches
- Jack Benedum Sutphen — ancestor on this branch
- Donna Ruth Lawton — no direct path recorded here
- Don Ray Remington — no direct path recorded here
- Marilyn Lowry — no direct path recorded here
This identifies the family-tree route, not an inherited DNA segment.
parents, marriages and children
- (no parents recorded inside the published archive)
- 2 parent references wait beyond the published frontier — counted, never named
marriage
Willem Simonsz Stavenisse & Adriana van Duijveland · 1506–1545
children of this couple (1)
- child Cornelis Willemsz Heer van Stavenisse en St. Annaland · 1529–1575
Children listed here may not be the complete family — this edition follows the founder's blood line; siblings, other marriages and descendants largely live beyond the published record (coverage, not contradiction).
sources and research notes
era ≠ support: “medieval” dates the evidence; “unsourced-entry” assesses it — one never derives the other. Attribution distinguishes, never ranks.
- documentary record — FamilySearch KDM5-C88 (retrieved 2026-09-16) · open the provider record — opens a new tab
- spiritual reflection (founder (reserved — his own words) · reserved: personal spiritual reflections (Seiðr-related experiences) will be preserved here in the founder's own words, dated and attributed. Personal importance without biological-descent verification — the lens never upgrades evidence.)
- research status: incomplete — no attached sources harvested for this person; era-heuristic only
- publication: public
identity + address
- internal id: p3f588e53d8 (provider ids are references, not identity)
- ref: familysearch KDM5-C88
- bnr://skaists.dev/blood/p3f588e53d8