Fokko Ukena (1360 - 1436)

Born 1360 in Neermoor, Leer, Niedersachsen, Deutschland

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Died 29 Aug 1436 at about age 76 in Appingedam, Groningen, Nederland

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Biography

Focco Ukena was niet zo goed voor Appingedam. Er was in 1400 strijdt tussen de Schieringers en de Vetkopers en een leger van van Brunswijk en andere mensen uit Appingedam vluchtten in de Nicolaikerk en ze werden allemaal vermoord. ^[1]

Focco Ukena was a son of Uko Ukena and Amke van Lingen. He was born 1360 in Neermoor, Niedersachsen Duitsland. He was 'hoofdeling van Leer en Overledingen' and 'heer op Dijkhuizen te Appingedam' in 1435. After his death the rumor was he probably was poisened by his wife Hiddeke, which suggests the marriage wasn't great. ^[1]

He married in 1385 Theda van Reide. Daughter of Ewo Tammenga van Jemgum and Bawe Bouwe Eduarda Onsta. He remarried in abt 1411 Hidde Ripperda tho Dijkhuizen. They had 7 children: ^[1]

1. Sjabbe Fockena van Garreweer ^[1]
2. Bawe Ukena tho Dijkhuizen ^[1]
3. Amke Ukena ^[1]
4. Ulske Ukena ^[1]
5. Uko Ukena ^[1]
6. Udo Ukena ^[1]
7. Tyo Ukena ^[1]

He passed away on 29 August 1436.^[2]

Notes

Note H23Funeral to Kloosterkerk Appingedam, he was buried in Augustijnerkerk the south wall of Anne. In the place of the Augustiner is probably the burial mound located in Appingedam

Title: Head of Learning assessment

Occupation: general, Häuptling von Leer

Religion: Roman Catholic

Was Living in Appingedam

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9} From Source: Wie was Focco Ukena?
2. ↑ Jäger

• Jäger, T.: Genealogie van de families Jäger, Rappard, Bauermann, Rietbergen e.a.

Acknowledgments

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