Jutta van Cuijck

Inligting;

http://johnooms.nl/heren-en-vrouwen-van-adel/ochten/

http://gw.geneanet.org/hedwichd?lang=nl&i=14792

Ochten was also a glory where Ysendoorn is a tear-out; She had her own own lord, who belonged to noble lords, and thus were dear ones. Sir Ricold van Ochten, Knight, signed with Diederik of Emere in 1263, he stands there for the Lord of Hornes, Rothem and Soelen, and they are all called Noble Lords: his seal still depends on the letter, and shows a Knight of Horse , On the Shield you can see Trois Chevrons avec un Lambel and Chef (m).

He stands for the Lord of Batenburg, of Hernen, of Brockhorst, and is witness of Count Otto van Gelre, in exchange for goods with Lord Rudolph Cock, Ridder, 1265 (n) . In the Gender Register of the Lord of Arkel, the wife of Johan, Lord of Arkel, who died in 1272, is the daughter of the Lord of Ochten; Possibly she was a sister of the dear Ricold. His sons also Viri Nobiles, Hendrik and Godfried van Ochten, went on Wednesday after Palm Sunday 1280, all their goods, located at Ysendoorn, to Lord Rudolph Cock, Knight, known from elsewhere, with their sister Aleyd. Their mother, Jutta van Ochten, and Jutta, wife of Hendrik van Ochten .....

From: Judicial introduction to the history of Gelderland By Willem Anne van Spaen Spa la Lecq, Willem Anne van Spaen - Ingestuur Ds MG Muller