Marriage on in Brussel (Belgium)

Mother of groom

Elise Glatigny, residing in Le Havre, sans profession by profession

Groom

Joseph Paul Glatigny, born on September 4, 1868 in Rouen, dépt. de la Seine Inférieure, France (Belgium), residing in Bruxelles, graveur by profession, domicilié à Hâvre, Seine Inférieure France; résidant à Bruxelles.

Bride

Caroline De Grisperre, born on March 22, 1866 in Saint-Josse-ten-Node (Belgium), residing in Bruxelles, rentière by profession

Father of bride

Alexandre Isidore De Grisperre

Mother of bride

Marie Victorine Mees

Witnesses

Gewettigd kind


Remark

Huwelijkscontract bij notaris Declerck te Bruxelles op 3/05/1910


Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Brussel, Leuven, May 4, 1910, record number 665

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project hubru20)


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Marriage, 4-5-1910, Brussel, Joseph Paul Glatigny, Caroline De Grisperre, Elise Glatigny, Alexandre Isidore De Grisperre, Marie Victorine Mees, Marcel Fernand Glatigny>Glatigny, Pauline Blanche Glatigny>Glatigny, Georges Josens, Edouard Schram, State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) (Netherlands): Civil registration marriages

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