Antonie Frederick Jan Floris Jacob Baron van Omphal (1788-1863), Lieutenant General. Portrait of Antonie Frederick Jan Floris Jacob Baron van Omphal, Lieutenant General, Extraordinary Adjutant of ZM den Koning, Upper Indenter of Royal Palaces, Knight of the Military William Order Fourth Class, Commander of the Order of the Oak Wreath, Decorated with XXXV Buckle Jarigen service, knight of the legion of honor, Commander of the Guellphen-Order and of Danne Hogs Order. Knight of the Johanniter-Order, of the St. Anna-order second class with diamonds, from the Rooden eagle second class, of the order

Antonie Frederick Jan Floris Jacob Baron van Omphal (1788-1863), Lieutenant General. Portrait of Antonie Frederick Jan Floris Jacob Baron van Omphal, Lieutenant General, Extraordinary Adjutant of ZM den Koning, Upper Indenter of Royal Palaces, Knight of the Military William Order Fourth Class, Commander of the Order of the Oak Wreath, Decorated with XXXV Buckle Jarigen service, knight of the legion of honor, Commander of the Guellphen-Order and of Danne Hogs Order. Knight of the Johanniter-Order, of the St. Anna-order second class with diamonds, from the Rooden eagle second class, of the order of the sword with the big cross and from St. Stanislas. Hip, standing in uniform with all kinds of honorary signs and decorations on the chest. At the top right of his military willem order of the fourth class received around his merits in Waterloo. At the battle in Waterloo, he was part of the third division that was under the command of David Hendrik Chassé. This unit with South and Northern Dutch people came into action for the first time at half past seven. On June 18, Arms was one of the guests for the famous Waterloo Banquet, dinner that took place in the Waterloo Gallery in Wellingtons Apsley House since 1830. De Hertog honored him with a toast: "General Baron De Uphal, and the Army of the King of the Netherlands."

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