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Nes (The Netherlands)
Boarnsterhim municipality, Fryslân province
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by Jarig Bakker, 20 Aug 2003
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Nes village
Nes is a village in Boarnsterhim municipality, Fryslân province,
not to be confused with Nes in Dongeradeel,
and Nes in Ameland. This Nes used to be in
the former municipality of Utingeradeel; pop: (1954) 205; (1973) 163.
Nes: CoA: in silver a black cross, the four quarters charged with a
red waterlilyleaf.
The arms remind of the Teutonic Order. The arms were a black cross
on silver. The Frisian "pompebledden" signify that here was a Frisian
division of the Order. In Nes was a "commanderij" (convent), founded
in 1228 by the Teutonic Order, which received the patronate over the bishopschurch
of Oldeboorn; abolished in 1580. Only the churchyard and the bell-cage
do still exist.
Flag: two vertical stripes of white and red, proportioned 2:1; in the
white stripe a black cross with a wide base of 3/4 flagheight.
Source: Genealogysk Jierboekje 1986.
Encyclopedie van Friesland, 1958.
Jarig Bakker, 20 Aug 2003
Nes CoA
from the Genealogysk Jierboekje 1986.
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