Marriage on in Schepdaal (Belgium)

Father of groom

Franciscus Judocus Lindemans, 71 years old, residing in Vlezenbeek, brouwer by profession

Mother of groom

Maria Sophia Borremans, , died on March 20, 1887 in Vlezenbeek

Groom

Dominicus Martinus Lindemans, born on February 11, 1865 in Sint-Martens-Lennik (Belgium), meerderjarig ongehuwd, residing in Brussel, magazijnier by profession, oorsronkelijke geboortedatum: 31-5-1863, gewijzigd door vonnis van de rechtbank van eerste aanleg te Brussel 19-5-1896

Bride

Catharina Josephina Carlier, born on June 23, 1869 in Sint-Martens-Lennik (Belgium), residing in Schepdaal, no profession

Father of bride

Ghislenus Baltazarius Carlier, 59 years old, residing in Schepdaal, landbouwer by profession

Mother of bride

Emelia Van Den Savel, 58 years old, residing in Schepdaal, landbouwster by profession

Witnesses


Remark

Huwelijkscontract bij notaris De Wee te Brussel op 26/09/1894


Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, September 26, 1894, record number 16

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project huvlb19b)


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