Marriage on in Huizingen (Belgium)

Father of groom

Joannes Baptista Dewandeleer, born in Huizingen (Belgium), , died on November 17, 1815 in Huizingen

Mother of groom

Petronilla Schoriels, born in Sint-Pieters-Leeuw (Belgium), , died on November 25, 1801 in Huizingen

Groom

Judocus Dewandeleer, born on June 20, 1796 in Huizingen (Belgium), 34 years old, residing in Huizingen, werkman by profession

Bride

Maria Anna Devleeshouwer, born on November 26, 1801 in Huizingen (Belgium), 27 years old, dienstbode by profession, "Den ouderdom van Maria Anna Devleeshouwer,niet ingeschreven zynde in de burgerlyke geboorte boeken der gemeynte van Huyssinghen, is betuygt door het extract des kerke doopboek , afgeleverd door mynheer J Dedoncker pastor deezer gemeente."

Father of bride

Joannes Josephus Devleeshouwer, born in Huizingen (Belgium), residing in Huizingen, landbouwer by profession

Mother of bride

Joanna Peetroons, born in Dworp (Belgium), residing in Huizingen, landbouwster by profession

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Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, February 6, 1830, record number 2

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project huvlb19a)


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Marriage, 6-2-1830, Huizingen, Judocus Dewandeleer, Maria Anna Devleeshouwer, Joannes Baptista Dewandeleer, Petronilla Schoriels, Joannes Josephus Devleeshouwer, Joanna Peetroons, Cornelius De Broyer, Petrus De Mesmaeker, Josephus Tambuyser, Gabriel Joannes Mertens, State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) (Netherlands): Civil registration marriages

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