Reyner Van Tuyl

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He signed-together with other local rulers-a charter of Arnoud, Duke of Gelre.Mentioned in 1458 as knaap and in 1460 as knecht at Est. Paid in 1443 a penalty on behalf of Est to the Duke of Gelre. He married (name unknown) & died between 1465 -1470. Squire on the Veluwe in 1436. Collator of the vicariate of Saint Sebastian and Saint Nicholas in the church of Est. Also lived at Est. Sources:(1) New Netherland Connections 1st Quarter 2002, 974.7 D25nne V.7m.1,pp.1-8, 81,
101-107.
(2) A Van Tuyl Chronicle, 929.273 V369v,650 years in the History of a Dutch-American
Family. Based on the Historical Researches of: Jan N.A. Groenendijk, Rory L. Van Tuyl,
Rochus D. Van Tuyl, Preston C. Burchard.pp. 1-4, 69-85, 475-511, 589-603.
(3) Genealogical Tijdschrift Voor, Midden- en West-Noord-Brabant, Mar & Jun 1987
pp 1-4.
Records indicate that in 1459 Reyner was known as Heer Reyner van Tuyl tot Est (The local lord in Est), a position later held by his son and grandson. Probably a powerful presence in the little village of Est,where they would have enjoyed some small measure of prosperity. He was probably about 60 yrs old at his death .

Reyner married 1440, Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands. [Group Sheet]

1. Arnt Van Tuyl was born 1441, Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Bef 1536.
2. Sander Reinaltssoon Van Tuyl was born 1443, Brakel, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Aft 1527, Gelre, Gelderland, Netherlands.
3. Arnt Van Tuyl was born Abt 1446, Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Yes, date unknown.
4. Gijsbert Van Tuyl was born 1448, Tuil, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Bef 1514.
5. Luvtgaert Van Tuyl was born Abt 1450, Est, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Yes, date unknown.

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The date of his marriage is based on the mentioning of wine ordered for his wedding. p. 490 of "A Dutch Van Tuyl Genealogy", by Rochus D. van Tuyl And Jan N.A. Groenendijk. Servant of the Duke of Gelre, probably responsible for the food supply. Mentioned together with his brothers in 1394. Mentioned in 1407 as geerfde (owner of freeland) at the maalschap Doesburg (near Ede on the Veluwe) and Bethenom (Bennecom on the Veluwe); lived probably in or near Bennecom. Mentioned on the tax list of 1434 at Deil.
Sources:(1) New Netherland Connections 1st Quarter 2002, 974.7 D25nne V.7m.1,pp.1-8, 81, 101-107.
(2) A Van Tuyl Chronicle, 929.273 V369v,650 years in the History of a Dutch-American Family. Based on the Historical Researches of: Jan N.A. Groenendijk, Rory L. Van Tuyl, Rochus D. Van Tuyl, Preston C. Burchard.pp. 1-4, 69-85, 475-511, 589-603.
(3) Genealogical Tijdschrift Voor, Midden- en West-Noord-Brabant, Mar & Jun 1987 pp 1-4. He also lived at Bennekom,Gelderland province.
His bap & End. work was done in Logan temple in Oct 2003 with a birth yr of 1404 (31 yrs off)
During his life Arnt owned property near Ede in the Veluwe region, in the villages of Est & Bennecom, and the city of Arnhem. Employed at the Duke's castle at Oyen, on the southern bank of the Maas, Arnt apparently administered the castle's food supply, perhaps even working as a cook.
His family would become prominent village leaders in Est, as we shall see, but they did not settle there permanently, continuing to move on, generation by generation, from village to village, in search of opportunity, land & position. Throughout the next century they would continue to be soldiers of Gelre, battling the enemies of the Duke, who were - after the 14th century - no longer just internal challenges, but formidable outside foes as well.

Arnt married Lijsbet 1394, Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands. Lijsbet was born Abt 1367, Tiel, Gelderland, Netherlands; died Aft 1441. [Group Sheet]

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Her temple work was done with an Abt birth date of 1408, in Logan temple in Jul & Aug of 2003.

Notes:

He was assessed for 8 children in the tax list of 1369. 2 children by his 1st wife & 4 listed by his 2nd wife ,the other 2 not named. Mentioned as a knaap (squire) & later as a ridder (Knight).Vassal of Duke Edward of Gelre during the quarrel with his brother Reinoud of Gelre. Witness of the marriage contract
between Duke Edward & Catharina van Beieren. Founder in 1345 of a vicariate of the HOLY virgin in the chapel at Tricht, sacred memory of Goosewijn van Tricht and his wife Nanneke, their parents & his own Parents. Donated in 1346 properties to this vicariate. Owner of land in the Cortweyde at Tuil.

Sources:(1) New Netherland Connections 1st Quarter 2002, 974.7 D25nne V.7m.1,pp.1-8, 81,
101-107.
(2) A Van Tuyl Chronicle, 929.273 V369v,650 years in the History of a Dutch-American
Family. Based on the Historical Researches of: Jan N.A. Groenendijk, Rory L. Van Tuyl,
Rochus D. Van Tuyl, Preston C. Burchard.pp. 1-4, 69-85, 475-511, 589-603.
(3) Genealogical Tijdschrift Voor, Midden- en West-Noord-Brabant, Mar & Jun 1987
pp 1-4.