Birth on in Alost (Belgium)

Father

Pierre Jean Peereboom, 36 years old, residing in Alost, ouvrier teinterier by profession, zoon van Egide e, Marie francoise de Nayer.

Mother

Marie Cornelie Moreels, residing in Alost, dochter van Adrien Emanuel en Anne Marie Callebaut.

Child (male)

Civil servant

Declarant

Witnesses


Remark

Aangiftetijd: 15.00 uur
Handtekeningen: 2
Kunnen niet schrijven: de vader en de getuigen.


Source citation

City Archives Aalst in Aalst (Belgium), Civil registration births
Bron: boek, Period: 1818, Aalst, June 30, 1818, Geboorteregister Aalst 1818, record number 176



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