Lord of De Lek.
Illegitimate son of Prince Maurice, stadtholder of Holland.
Dutch soldier. In 1620 he fought in Germany, in 1622 he was wounded at the defence of Bergen-op-Zoom, in 1625 he was appointed lieutenant-admiral by his uncle, Prince Frederik Hendrik. He was unmarried but had an illegitimate son William by Barbara Cocx.
Lord of De Lek.
Illegitimate son of Prince Maurice, stadtholder of Holland.
Dutch soldier. In 1620 he fought in Germany, in 1622 he was wounded at the defence of Bergen-op-Zoom, in 1625 he was appointed lieutenant-admiral by his uncle, Prince Frederik Hendrik. He was unmarried but had an illegitimate son William by Barbara Cocx.
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