Coat of arms Graeff (ancient). The family coat of arms with the silver spade on a red (Von Graben) and silver swan on a blue background (De Grebber) was first documented in 1543 by Jan Pietersz Graeff.[1]
Jan Pietersz Graeff (Amsterdam, 1512[2] - there, 1553) was an Amsterdam regent and cloth wholesaler from the 16th century.
^"De wapens van de magistraten der stad Amsterdam sedert 1306 tot 1672", Band 1, S. 94. Von Pieter Anthony Johan van den Brandeler
^Stamboom van Jan Pieterszoon (de) Graeff
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