Michiel ten Hove
Michiel ten Hove (24 February 1640, The Hague – 24 March 1689, The Hague) was ad interim Grand Pensionary of Holland in 1688 and 1689.
Life
He was a lawyer for the Dutch West Indies Company[1] since 1664 and from 1672 pensionary of Haarlem. He was son of Nicolaas ten Hove and Cornelia Fagel, and nephew of Gaspar Fagel, who preceded him as Grand Pensionary and died in 1688. He was well appreciated by William III of Orange and probably would have succeeded his uncle formally, had he not died in office the next year.
References
- ^ "Remonstration of the Administrators of the Dutch West India Company to their Lords the State General about Several Examples of Tyranny and Violence by the English in New Netherland". World Digital Library. Retrieved 8 February 2013.
Sources
- Abraham Jacob van der Aa, Karel Johan Reinier van Harderwijk, Gilles Dionysius Jacobus Schotel (1876) Biographisch woordenboek der Nederlanden, J. J. van Brederode publishers, page 1354
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| Preceded by Gaspar Fagel | Grand Pensionary of Holland 1688–1689 | Succeeded by Anthonie Heinsius |
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- Anthonie Duyck (1621–1629)
- Jacob Cats (1629–1631)
- Adriaan Pauw (1631–1636)
- Jacob Cats (1636–1651)
- Adriaan Pauw (1651–1653)
- Johan de Witt (1653–1672)
- Gaspar Fagel (1672–1688)
- Michiel ten Hove (1688–1689)
- Anthonie Heinsius (1689–1720)
- Isaac van Hoornbeek (1720–1727)
- Simon van Slingelandt (1727–1736)
- Anthonie van der Heim (1737–1746)
- Willem Buys (1746)
- Jacob Gilles (1747–1749)
- Pieter Steyn (1749–1772)
- Pieter van Bleiswijk (1772–1787)
- Laurens Pieter van de Spiegel (1787–1795)
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