Birth on in Heverlee (Belgium)

Father

Alphonse Van Bunderen, born in Temse (Belgium), 34 years old, gehuwd, residing in Heverlee, tonnelier by profession, aangever

Mother

Anne Catherine Dupont, born in Heverlee (Belgium), 20 years old, gehuwd, ménagère by profession, le tribunal de la seconde Chambre du tribunal de première instance de Louvain a déclaré que c'est par erreur que la mère de Corneille Van Bunderen est désignée sous les prénoms de Anne Marie au lieu de Anne Catherine. Jugement transcrit au n° 184 du présent régistre des naissances.

Child (woman)

  • Cornélie Van Bunderen, born on January 14, 1895 in Héverlé (Belgium), uur van geboorte 3:00:00, Par jugement du tribunal de première instance séant à Louvain le 27/4/1914 inscrit dans les actes de naissance de cette commune le 9/5/1914 sous le n° 65, cette acte a été rectifié en ce sens: le mot masculin sera remplacé par celui de féminin et le prénom Corneille sera remplacé par celui de Cornélie.

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Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration births
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, January 14, 1895, record number 8

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project gavlb10)


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