Dirk I van Brederode
1180 - 1236 (~ 55 years)-
Name Dirk I van Brederode Birth ~1180 Gender Male Death 1236 Person ID I6338 Database Last Modified 8 Jan 2021
Father Willem I Count of Holland, b. 1166, 's-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands 
d. 4 Feb 1222, Rijnsburg, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands (Age 56 years) Mother Vrouwe van Theylingen Family ID F3866 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Spouse / Partner Aleid Averadis van Heusden Marriage ~1215 Children 1. 
Ada van Brederode, b. 1222 d. 20 Jan 1297, Egmond-Binnen, Noord-Holland, Netherlands (Age 75 years)2. Willem van Brederode, b. 1226, Santpoort, Noord-Holland, Netherlands d. 1285, Velsen, Noord-Holland, Netherlands (Age 59 years)3. Floris van Brederode, b. 1230, Santpoort, Noord-Holland, Netherlands d. Aft 1306 (Age 77 years)Family ID F2648 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 23 Jul 2018
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Notes - The true origin of the Brederodes was probably as well known in contemporary Holland as it is in contemporary genealogy. The genus was a branch of the Teylingen's, a highly reputable Dutch family that had died out in the late thirteenth century. The first known lord of Brederode, Dirk I van Teylingen, had been an illegitimate son of Count Willem I of Holland with the Lady of Teylingen. Like his descendants, he was then protected by the Counts of Holland and brought it to Hofmaarschalk (Drossaert) of Holland.
In het boek 'Nobel Streven' van Prof.Frits van Oostrom (2018 blz 13/14) heeft men het over: Dirk I van Teylingen ±1180-1236 x Alveradis van Heusden 1190-±1245 1e heer van Brederode, Bastaard zoon van Willem van Holland Vader van Dirk I zou dan zijn: Willem I van Holland 1168-1222 Bevestiging wordt gezocht.
- The true origin of the Brederodes was probably as well known in contemporary Holland as it is in contemporary genealogy. The genus was a branch of the Teylingen's, a highly reputable Dutch family that had died out in the late thirteenth century. The first known lord of Brederode, Dirk I van Teylingen, had been an illegitimate son of Count Willem I of Holland with the Lady of Teylingen. Like his descendants, he was then protected by the Counts of Holland and brought it to Hofmaarschalk (Drossaert) of Holland.
