Marriage on in Brussel (Belgium)

Mother of groom

Anne Marie Modeng, residing in Bruxelles, journalière by profession

Groom

François Modeng, born on February 14, 1821 in Vilvoorde (Belgium), veuf, residing in Bruxelles, cigarier by profession

Bride

Virginie De Coninck, born on June 29, 1835 in Mechelen (Belgium), residing in Bruxelles, lavandière by profession

Mother of bride

Jeanne Marie De Coninck, residing in Anderlecht, cultivatrice by profession

Previous partner groom

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Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Brussel, Leuven, June 27, 1859, record number 800

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project hubru19a)


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Marriage, 27-6-1859, Brussel, François Modeng, Virginie De Coninck, Anne Marie Modeng, Jeanne Marie De Coninck, Jeanne Van Puyvelde, Jean Segers, André Tishout, Henri Offer, Charles Depreter, State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) (Netherlands): Civil registration marriages

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