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Franciscus Dierickx, born on November 21, 1832 in Aalst, residing in Aalst, twijndersgast by profession, de ouders en grootouders van de bruidegom zijn overleden
militieattest
Woonadres: Mijlbeke Bride
Catharina Meert, born on October 17, 1837 in Aalst, residing in Aalst, dienstmeyd by profession, de ouders en grootouders van de bruid zijn overleden
Woonadres: Mijlbeke |
Civil servant
Witnesses
- Franciscus Ccobbaut, 31 years old, residing in Aalst, herbergier by profession
- Josephus De Petter, 27 years old, residing in Aalst, herbergier by profession
- Dominicus Schockaert, 22 years old, residing in Aalst, landbouwer by profession
- Jacobus Sunon, 55 years old, residing in Aalst, werkman by profession
Remark
Aangiftetijd: 17.00 u
Afkondiging: 13 en 20 mei 1860
Handtekeningen: 4
Kunnen niet schrijven: de echtgenoten, de laatste getuige
Source citation
City Archives Aalst in Aalst (Netherlands), Civil registration marriages
Bron: boek, Period: 1860, Aalst, May 23, 1860, Huwelijksregister Aalst 1860, record number 51
This data was last updated on February 28, 2014 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on August 24, 2021. Provenance information: A2Acollection oai-pmh_20240718_1306_00001306.xml van AAL.
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- https://www.openarchieven.nl/aal:9a7c8fda-81be-a1c2-59a7-a03091d332d3
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