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The
arms of the family
Evenboer, assumed in
1985, are canting arms
and derived from the
hamlet Ruitenveen in the
municipality Dalfsen,
Netherlands.
The
arms of the family (von)
Padberg of Küstelberg in
Sauerland, Germany, were
granted:
Brandenburg-Preusische
Standeserhebung, Berlin,
Germany, 11th January
1876, and 14th June
1882.
These
granted arms resemble
the arms of the old
noble family von
Padtberg, extinguished
in the male line shortly
after 1945, from which
the former probably
descends. Both these
families are described
in: Genealogisches
Handbuch des Adels,
Adelslexikon Band X,
Limburg an der Lahn
1999, p. 125-126
The
Padberg arms were also
registered by the
armiger in the
Netherlands with the
Fryske Rie foar
Heraldyk, Genealogysk
Jierboek 1990, p. 153.
The crest can be
depicted in two ways:
1. an eagle’s wings with
two bars Vair, and
2. issuing from a
coronet Or five
ostrichfeathers, two Or
and three Azure.
Both arms were restyled
and assumed in 1985 by
the armiger before
registration at the
Centraal Bureau voor
Genealogie. The artwork
was done by Karel van
den Sigtenhorst.
The
genealogy of the
Evenboer family starts
with Hendrik Jans
Evenboer, born
Nieuwleusen 1756, farmer
in Ruitenveen, son of
Jan Henriks and Grietjen
Roelofs, died
Nieuwleusen 23th March
1840, married
Nieuwleusen 6th April to
Annigje Hendriks, born
Ruitenveen 1758, died
Zwollerkerspel 8th July
1814.
The
genealogy of the Padberg
family starts with Hans
Padberg, born
Niederschleidern,
Germany in 1501,
mentioned 1530 – 1551,
farmer, held lands of
the Monastery Glindfeld,
‘Kaiserliche
Freischöffe’ (Juror),
farmhouse Padberg in
Küstelberg, Medebach
(shortly before 1530).
Klaas
Padberg Evenboer, born
Emmen, Netherlands, 11th
January 1953, son of
Hendrik Evenboer
(1920-1992) and
Hendrikje Padberg
(1924-2004), is married
and has two daughters.
The family resides in
Ermelo, the Netherlands.
The
armiger is an Associated
Member of the Académie
Internationale
d’Héraldique (AIH),
chief herald for the
Nederlands Genootschap
voor Heraldiek (NGH) and
editor of the heraldic
magazine Blazoen of the
NGH.
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