Lords of Brederode
- William, 1st Lord of Brederode (1156–1203)
- Dirk I, 2nd Lord of Brederode (1180–1236)
- William I, 3rd Lord of Brederode (1236–1285)
- Dirk II, 4th Lord of Brederode (1252–1318)
- Dirk III, 5th Lord of Brederode (1308–1377)
- Reinoud I, 6th Lord of Brederode (1336–1390)
- Jan I, 7th Lord of Brederode (1370/72–1415)
- Walraven I, 8th Lord of Brederode (1370/73–1417)
- Reinoud II, 9th Lord of Brederode (1415–1473)
- Walraven II, 10th Lord of Brederode (1455–1531)
- Reinoud III, 11th Lord of Brederode (15??–1584)
- Hendrick I, 12th Lord of Brederode (1531–1568)
- Reinoud IV, 13th Lord of Brederode (1520–1584)
- Walraven III, 14th Lord of Brederode (1547–1614)
- Walraven IV, 15th Lord of Brederode (1596–1620)
- Joan Wolfert, 16th Lord of Brederode (1599–1655)
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