Death on in Nieuwerkerken (Netherlands)

Father

Valerius Van den Bremt, 23 years old, residing in Nieuwerkerken, werkman by profession

Mother

Adeline Raes, 23 years old, residing in Nieuwerkerken, huishoudster by profession

Deceased

  • Van den Bremt, born on August 27, 1927 in Nieuwerkerken, 0 years old, residing in Nieuywerkerken, no profession, een levenloos kind van het vrouwelijk geslacht. De geboorte werd niet aangegeven.

Civil servant

Witnesses


Remark

Aangiftetijd: .09u
Handtekeningen: 3


Source citation

City Archives Aalst in Aalst (Netherlands), Civil registration deaths
Bron: boek, Period: 1927, Nieuwerkerken, August 27, 1927, Overlijdensregister Nieuwerkerken 1927, record number 30


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