Marriage on in Laken (Belgium)
Father of groomCorneille Marinus, residing in Halle, chirurgien by profession, déclare de consentir au mariage en suite de son acte passé en brevet pardevant le notaire François Claes à Hal le 31/01/1865 Mother of groomMarie Therese Dehu, , died on September 17, 1818 in Tubize |
GroomPierre Joseph Marinus, born on July 3, 1805 in Tubize (Belgium), has become 59 old, veuf, residing in Dworp, docteur en medecine by profession BrideMarie Anne Van Boxem, born on January 10, 1836 in Vilvoorde (Belgium), has become 29 old, veuve, residing in Laken, sans profession by profession, in de akte staat leeftijd 38j. en geboren op 10 jan 1836. Na kontrole van de geboortedatum in de geboorteakten van Vilvoorde werd de leeftijd aangepast. |
Father of brideLaurent Van Boxem, déclare de consentir au mariage en suite de son acte passé en brevet pardevant le notaire Janssens le 24/01/1865 Mother of bridePhilippine De Troyer, , died on February 3, 1862 in Vilvoorde |
Previous partner bride
- Pierre Jean Paridaens, , died on January 17, 1862 in Bruxelles
Previous partner groom
- Marie Anne Van Haelen, , died on January 28, 1864 in Dworp
Witnesses
- Pierre Joseph Ceuppens, 35 years old, residing in Laken, boulanger by profession
- François Van der Meulen, 26 years old, residing in Laken, cabaretier by profession
- Jean Baptiste De Ceuster, 61 years old, residing in Laken, journalier by profession
- Lambert Michel, 53 years old, residing in Laken, cocher by profession
Source citation
State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Brussel, Leuven, February 6, 1865, record number 7
Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project hubru19a)
This data was last updated on June 23, 2023 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on April 1, 2021.
Internet address
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- https://www.openarchieven.nl/abb:6d8828c0-5b37-4416-a72d-cd337c9e3189
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