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until 1918. Amsinck has been one of
Hamburg's great business families over many centuries, and its members reached the highest positions in Hamburg society, including as
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plantation—one of the earliest and largest coffee plantations—in the late 17th century and owned it until the mid 19th century. Cornelius
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CRC World
Dictionary of Medicinal and Poisonous Plants: Common Names, Scientific Names, Eponyms, Synonyms, and Etymology
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is named after the family in honour of the
Hamburg head of state and patron of botany Wilhelm Amsinck (1752–1831).
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Die niederländische und hamburgische Familie Amsinck: ein Versuch einer Familiengeschichte
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Rudolf Amsinck (1577–1636), Hamburg Senator and merchant (This and the following painting
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of Hamburg, and who was married to Isabeau (Isabella) de Hertoghe (1583–1636) from
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The Amsinck Palais, a city house of the family in Hamburg in the early 20th century
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Hamburg lawyer Zimbert Amsinck (1650–1696). He was named for his grandfather
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Garleff Amsinck: Storkøbmand og Oberalter i det 18. århundredes Hamborg
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in 1459. His grandson Rudolph Amsinck (1518–1582/90) was Mayor of
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Hanseatische Dynastien. Alte Hamburger Familien öffnen ihre Alben
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En holstensk godsejer omkring ĂĄr 1800: justitsrĂĄd Garlieb Amsinck
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The Hamburg Amsinck family lost most of its fortune during the
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Von der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts bis zur Gegenwart (1932)
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1542–1618), fled the Netherlands in 1576 and came as a
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537:References
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451:plantation
253:city-state
145:plantation
117:city-state
67:-origined
807:Sieveking
707:Godeffroy
687:Berenberg
672:Abendroth
581:Routledge
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172:Amsinckia
160:Oldenzaal
125:Hanseaten
69:patrician
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311:Suriname
301:and the
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259:and the
249:de facto
137:senators
105:Suriname
97:Holstein
81:Portugal
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762:Nölting
702:Fehling
682:Amsinck
406:Gossler
317:Gallery
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243:of the
214:Belgium
206:Antwerp
202:senator
156:burgher
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101:Denmark
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85:England
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