| | | Groom
Philippus De Coning, born on March 14, 1795 in Meldert, 19 years old, residing in Meldert, landbouwer by profession Bride
Joanna Maria De Mey, born on November 12, 1793 in Meldert, 21 years old, residing in Meldert, landbouwster by profession |
Witnesses
- Petrus Goossens, 40 years old, residing in Meldert, adjunct by profession
- franciscus Robijns, 33 years old, residing in Meldert, koster by profession
- Joseph Simon, 36 years old, residing in Meldert, veldwachter by profession
- Judocus Philips, 61 years old, residing in Meldert, herbergier by profession
Remark
Aangiftetijd: 16 u
Afkondiging: 25 december en 1 januari
Handtekeningen: 7
Kunnen niet schrijven: de bruid
Source citation
City Archives Aalst in Aalst (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Bron: boek, Period: 1815, Meldert, January 31, 1815, Huwelijksregister Meldert 1815, record number 2
This data was last updated on February 26, 2018 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on August 24, 2021. Provenance information: A2Acollection oai-pmh_20231215_6204_00006204.xml van AAL.
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