Marriage on in Elsene (Belgium)

Mother of groom

Virginie Moeremans

Groom

Henri Moeremans, born on January 8, 1862 in Bruxelles (Belgium), residing in Schaerbeek, professeur d'équitation by profession

Bride

Jeanne Josephe Blanckaert, born on November 29, 1860 in Laken, Brabant (Belgium), residing in Ixelles, tailleuse by profession, précédemment domiciliée à Bruxelles et à Saint-Josse-ten-Noode

Father of bride

Louis Joseph Blanckaert

Mother of bride

Isabelle Claire Dieussaert, residing in Ixelles, tailleuse by profession

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Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Brussel, Leuven, July 28, 1888, record number 242

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project hubru19b)


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Marriage, 28-7-1888, Elsene, Henri Moeremans, Jeanne Josephe Blanckaert, Virginie Moeremans, Louis Joseph Blanckaert, Isabelle Claire Dieussaert, Théodore Martroye, Victor Desany, Gustave Eliaert, Joseph Sterckx, State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) (Netherlands): Civil registration marriages

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