Jan Jan Pijlijser

A court record from Den Bosch of 27 July 1461 mentions Wijllelmus de Wijflet [Willem van Wijfliet] and his wife Johanne, daughter of Henrick Danels, together with their son-in-law Willem Pijliser, son of the late lord Jan Pijliser, knight, husband of lady Jenneke.
(source: Aldermen’s Court (‘s-Hertogenbosch), Bosch Protocol 1460-1461, fol. 214, Wijflet (27 July 1461); call no. 1231, Aldermen’s court of Den Bosch; citing blog by Yvette Hoitink "Was Eleanor of Aquitaine my Ancestor? Generation 18 – Johanna van Wijfliet" of 17 mei 2019)


In 1474, Henrick Pijlijser, son of the late Willem, received as fief the rent in Eethen located in the Lange Bruckaert, which he inherited at the death of his father. The previous entry on the page, from 1459, shows that Willem Pijlijsers, son of the late Jan Pijlijsers, knight, with consent of the feudal lord, awarded his wife, the lady Johan van Wijffliet, her dowager rights after his death, in the rent in Eethen in the Lange Broickaert.
(source: Domain of the Lek and Polanen, feudal register A, 1468-1484, fol. 27v-28r, Willem Pijlijser and Hendrick Pijlijser fiefs; call no. 7319, Nassau Domain Council, Record Group 1.08.11; National Archives, The Hague; citing blog by Yvette Hoitink "Was Eleanor of Aquitaine my Ancestor? Generation 18 – Johanna van Wijfliet" of 17 mei 2019)

Zie Wapenboek Beyeren/Armorial Beyeren

(collectie Koninklijke Bibliotheek,  Prins Willem-Alexanderhof 5 2595 BE Den Haag)

https//www.kb.nl/themas/middeleeuwen/wapenboek-beyeren-1405

Pagina 053r bovenste rij, middelste wapen : Heer Jan van Valkenvoorde (Pijlijser, zoals het wapen toont)

Jan van Valkenvoorde-Pijlijser III nam deel aan een expeditie tegen de Friezen in Kuinre in 1396

(Toegevoegd door A. Nota-Kruize)

{{}}