Von der Lippe (Norwegian family)
- Von der Lippe (Norwegian family)
von der Lippe is a prominent Norwegian family, which can be traced back to "Jacob von der Lippe" (died 1702), who immigrated from Bremen in Germany and became a citizen of Bergen in 1655.
The family is not connected to any of the princely or noble Lippe families in Germany, like the House of Lippe. The family name is probably derived from the fact that its ancestor originally came from the Lippe area in Germany.
Famous members
*Jacob von der Lippe (died 1878), bishop
*Jacob von der Lippe (died 1898), high-ranking civil servant
*Anneke von der Lippe, actress
*Gerd von der Lippe, professor of sociology
Literature
*C. F. von der Lippe: Personalhistoriske Efterretninger om Familien von der Lippe med nærmeste cognatiske Descendenter, Bergen 1883
*H.Krog Steffens: Norske Slægter 1912, Kristiania 1911
*H. Cappelen: Norske slektsvåpen, 2. opplag, Oslo 1976
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