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1996 Tristan Keuris, composer, taught composition in Utrecht, Amsterdam, works include 'Saxophone Quartet Concerto', dies in Amsterdam, Holland
1995 Carel Birnie, found Utrecht Opera/Dutch Dance Theater, dies at 69 1992 Hans Rosenberg, astronomer/alderman of Utrecht, dies 1991 Aad Mansfield, soccer player/trainer (ADO/Feyenoord/FC Utrecht), dies 1988 Utrecht conservatory destroyed by fire 1987 Bernard Cardinal Alfrink, archbishop of Utrecht, Netherlands, dies at 87 1979 Music Center Vredenburg opens in Utrecht, Netherlands 1977 West German RAF terrorist kills policeman in Utrecht 1976 Cardinal Willebrands installed as archbishop of Utrecht 1976 Vincent Polvliet, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1975 Pope Paul VI named J Willebrands archbishop of Utrecht 1975 Raymond Graanoogst, Suriname/Dutch soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1973 Ferdy Vierklau, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1972 Patrick van Diemen, Dutch soccer player, FC Utrecht, NEC 1971 Robert Wijnands, Dutch soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1971 Rene Ponk, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1971 Erik Smit, Dutch soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1971 Ferdino Hernandez, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1970 Suvat Karadag, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1970 Jean-Paul de Young, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1970 FC Utrecht soccer team forms in Utrecht 1970 Erik ten Hag, soccer player, FC Twente, RKC, FC Utrecht 1970 Edwin de Kruyf/Kruijff, soccer player, FC Utrecht, FC Groningen 1968 Carlos Hasselbaink, Dutch soccer player, VVV/FC Utrecht/Haarlem 1968 Peter Hofstede, Dutch soccer player, Roda JC, FC Utrecht 1967 Erik van der More, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1967 Peter Hofstede, Dutch soccer player, Roda JC, FC Utrecht 1966 Hans Visser, Dutch soccer player, MVV, FC Utrecht 1966 David Nascimento, soccer player, Roda JC/FC Utrecht 1966 Erik van Kessel, Dutch soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1964 Marcel van der Net, Dutch soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1964 Pieter Axe, soccer player, FC Utrecht/South Carolina Heerenveen 1964 Ab Plugboer, soccer player, FC Utrecht 1963 Edwin Gorter, soccer player, Lommel/FC Utrecht 1963 Jan Willem van Ede, Dutch soccer player, FC Utrecht, PSV 1961 Johanna Westerdok, 1st Dutch woman professor (Utrecht, 1917 - 1952), dies at 78 1957 Wlodi Smolarek, soccer player for the FC Utrecht 1955 Bernardus J Alfrink installed as archbishop of Utrecht 1955 John de Young, cardinal and archbishop of Utrecht, dies at 69 1951 Bernardus J Alfrink appointed bishop's asst of Utrecht 1946 Tristan Keuris, born in Amersfoort, Netherlands, composer, taught composition in Utrecht, Amsterdam, works include 'Saxophone Quartet Concerto' 1945 Utrecht: Catholic People's party (KVP) established 1945 British troops pull into Utrecht, Netherlands 1944 German troops rob all the silver coin in Utrecht 1944 Riots in Amersfoort/Utrecht/Strugle 1941 Utrecht and Zaandam strike against raid on Jews 1938 Utrecht Central Station destroyed by fire 1931 1st assembly of Anton Musserts NSB in Utrecht 1931 Adrianus J "Cardinal" Simonis, archbishop of Utrecht 1929 Henricus Van de Wetering, archbishop Utrecht (1895-1929), dies at 78 1928 Railroad museum opens in Utrecht, Netherlands 1924 Julian B Coco, Curacao guitarist/bassist, Utrecht Symphony Orchestra 1922 Stanley K Runcorn, British geophysicist, Doctor of Utrecht 1917 Utrecht soccer team Holland forms 1917 1st Annual fair at Utrecht Harbor (Netherlands) 1906 Calvinist Reformed Union in Netherlands Church forms in Utrecht 1902 S Afr's president Paul Kruger visits Utrecht 1902 Utrecht soccer team UVV forms 1900 Bernardus J Cardinal Alfrink, cardinal of Utrecht Netherlands 1892 John Heykamp, old-catholic archbishop of Utrecht, dies at 67 1889 Sybold van Ravesteyn, architect, Blijdorp, CS Rotterdam, Utrecht 1885 Johannes de Jong, cardinal and archbishop of Utrecht, Handbook 1883 ANWB forms in Utrecht 1883 Utrecht begins water pipe system 1883 Johanna Westerdijk, botanist/Netherlands 1st female prof, Utrecht, 1917-52 1882 Andreas I Schaepman, archbishop of Utrecht (1868-82), dies at 67 1882 Pierre H Ritter, Jr., Dutch literary/head, Utrecht Newspaper 1877 John Zwijsen, archbishop of Utrecht, dies at 83 1871 General Dutch Werkliedenverbond (ANWV), forms in Utrecht 1871 Willem Mengelberg, born in Utrecht, Netherlands, conductor, New York Philharmonic 1922-30 1855 1st train from Rotterdam to Utrecht in Netherlands 1850 Henricus Van de Wetering, archbishop of Utrecht, 1895-1929 1838 Central Museum opens in Utrecht Netherlands 1824 Johannes Heykamp, Catholic archbishop of Utrecht 1822 Veterinary school in Utrecht opens 1815 Andreas I Schaepman, archbishop of Utrecht 1868-82 1813 Kosacks occupy Utrecht 1811 French emperor Napoleon visits Utrecht 1795 French army under Pichegru occupies Utrecht, Netherlands 1794 Johannes Zwijsen, archbishop, Utrecht Netherlands 1788 Gijsbert John van Hardenbroeck, Dutch regent (Utrecht), dies at 68 1787 Utrecht patriots flee to Amsterdam 1755 Caspar Burman, historian/mayor (Utrecht), dies 1747 Willem IV appointed viceroy of Holland/Utrecht 1723 Cornelis Steenoven elected archbishop of Utrecht 1713 Peace of Utrecht; France cedes Maritime provinces to Britain - English, Prussian, Savoois, Portuguese and French peace treaty 1712 Utrecht banishes poor Jews 1700 Utrecht/Overijssel/Buren/Leerdam/Ijsselstein adopt Gregorian calendar 1700 Utrecht/Overijssel/Buren/Leerdam/IJsselstein go on Gregoria calendar 1695 Caspar Burman, born in Utrecht, Netherlands, historian and mayor 1672 French troops under king Louis XIV occupy Utrecht 1636 University of Utrecht opening ceremony 1618 Gilles van Ledenberg, Secretary of Utrecht States 1588 - 1618, suicide at 68 1618 Prince Maurits' troops pull into Utrecht 1599 Adrian van Utrecht, Flemish painter 1590 Floris Thin, politician/land advocate of Utrecht, dies 1590 States-General appoints earl Mauritius, viceroy of Utrecht 1589 Adolf van Nieuwenaar and Meurs, viceroy of Utrecht, dies in battle 1581 Huibert Duifhuis, Roman Catholic pastor (Rotterdam/Utrecht), dies 1580 Frederick Schenk van Toutenburg, last archbishop of Utrecht, dies 1580 States of Utrecht forbid catholic worship 1580 Drenthe joins Union of Utrecht 1579 Breda forms Union of Utrecht 1579 Antwerp request union with of Utrecht 1579 Venlo joins Union of Utrecht 1579 Friesland joins Union of Utrecht 1579 Veluwe joins Union of Utrecht 1579 Betuwe joins Union of Utrecht 1579 Treaty of Utrecht signed, marks beginning of Dutch Republic 1579 Union of Utrecht signed, forming protestant Dutch Republic 1574 Philip of Saint-Aldegonde, Flem viceroy Holland/Zealand/Utrecht, dies 1572 Willem van Orange recognized as viceroy of Holland/Friesland/Utrecht 1566 Iconoclastic fury begins in Dutch province Utrecht 1560 Spanish king Philip II names Frederik Schenck of Toutenburg, 1st archbishop of Utrecht 1559 Willem of Orange becomes viceroy of Holland/Zealand/Utrecht 1552 Henry II of Bavaria, bishop of Utrecht (1524-29), dies at 64 1534 Charles V names Joris of Egmont, bishop of Utrecht 1534 Willem van Enkenvoirt, cardinal/bishop of Utrecht, dies at about 70 1534 Pope Paul II affirms George van Egmond as bishop of Utrecht 1528 Burgundy army occupies Utrecht 1528 Utrecht governor Maarten van Rossum plunders The Hague 1524 Philip of Burgundy, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1522 Hunger appeal by women of Utrecht 1517 Frederik IV, of Baden, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1517 Philip van Bourgondie installed as bishop of Utrecht 1504 George/Joris van Egmont, bishop of Utrecht 1496 David van Bourgondie, Bishop of Utrecht (1456-96), dies at about 69 1487 Henry II of Bavaria, bishop of Utrecht/Worms/Freising 1483 Utrecht surrenders to Habsburgs army 1481 Battle at Westbroek: Dutch army beats Utrecht 1473 Reinoud II van Brederode, viscount of Utrecht, dies 1455 Rudolf van Diepholt, bishop/cardinal of Utrecht (1448-55), dies 1433 Zweder van Kuilenberg, bishop of Utrecht 1423 Frederik III of Blankenheim, bishop of Straatsburg/Utrecht, dies 1418 Utrecht conquerors Ijsselstein 1395 Utrecht bishop Frederik of Blankenheim occupies Coevorden 1393 Floris van Wevelinkhoven, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1382 Philip of Lead, lawyer of Utrecht, dies 1378 Jan I V van Arkel, bishop of Utrecht/Luik, dies 1371 Pope Gregory XI names Arnold II of Horne as bishop of Utrecht 1371 Arnold II of Horne chosen bishop of Utrecht 1371 Jan V of Virneburg, bishop of Utrecht (Pledge Vollenhove), dies 1364 Pope Urbabus V names John V van Virneburg as bishop of Utrecht 1346 Street fights in Utrecht, Hollandsgezinde Gunterlingen statements 1342 Pope Clemens VI names John IV of Arkel as bishop of Utrecht 1340 Jan III van Diest, bishop of Utrecht (1322-40), dies 1322 Pope John XXII names John van Diest, bishop of Utrecht 1322 Frederik II van Sierck, bishop of Utrecht (1317-22), dies 1317 Frederik of Sierck/Zyrick becomes bishop of Utrecht 1317 Guy van Avesnes/Henegouwen, bishop of Utrecht, dies at about 63 1309 Jan I van Nassau, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1307 Arnoud van Foreest, Dom deacon of Utrecht, dies 1301 Willem II Berthout van Mechelen, bishop of Utrecht, dies in battle 1267 Hendrik of Vianden, bishop of Utrecht (1252-67), dies 1230 Utrecht bishop Willebrand grants Swells state justice 1227 Otto II van Lippe, bishop of Utrecht (1216-27), dies 1215 Otto van Gelre, son of Otto I/earl-elect of Utrecht 1212 Derek II of Are, Bishop of Utrecht (1197-1212), dies 1196 Boudouin II, bishop of Utrecht (1178-96), dies 1178 Godfried van Rhenen, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1165 RC German emperor Frederik I Barbarossa visits Utrecht 1156 Herman van Horn, bishop of Utrecht (1151/52-56), dies 1150 Hartbert, bishop of Utrecht (1140-50), dies 1140 Hartbert becomes bishop of Utrecht 1139 Andries van Kuik, bishop of Utrecht, dies 1100 Burchard becomes bishop of Utrecht 1099 Conrad, bishop of Utrecht, stabbed to death 1077 German king Henry IV gives away bisdom Utrecht county Staveren 1076 Willem, bishop of Utrecht (1054-76), murderer of earl Floris I, dies 1064 German King Henry IV gives away Utrecht county of West Friesland 1054 Bernold[us] Benno/Bernulphus, bishop of Utrecht (1027-54)/saint, dies 1048 Bishop Bernold flees St. Pieterskerk for Utrecht, Netherlands 1046 King Henry III gives money to Utrecht Deventer diocese 1040 King Henry III gives Utrecht the Groninger currency 1026 Adalbert II, bishop of Utrecht (1010-26), dies 1010 Ansfried, 9th bishop of Utrecht (995-1010)/saint, dies at about 69 995 Boudouin, bishop of Utrecht 975 Balderik, bishop of Utrecht (918-75), dies 953 Otto I the Great gives Utrecht fishing rights 949 Otto I the Great gives away bishopdom of Utrecht 944 Otto I the Great gives away bisdom Utrecht "foreestrecht" 918 Balderik becomes bishop of Utrecht 917 Radboud, bishop of Utrecht/Deventer (900-17)/saint, dies 784 Alberik I, bishop of Utrecht, dies 754 Eoda, English speaking bishop of Utrecht, murdered 739 Willibrord, Clemens, 1st bishop of Utrecht/saint 695-739, dies at 81 |
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