Marriage on in Sterrebeek (Belgium)

Father of groom

Corneil Van Stiphout, residing in Duisburg, tisserand by profession

Mother of groom

Elisabeth Deuckens, residing in Duisburg, ménagère by profession, leeftijd bij overlijden moeder bruidegom 53j.

Groom

Henri Van Stiphout, born on March 29, 1777 in Duisburg (Belgium), 34 years old, veuf majeur, residing in Sterrebeek, tisserand by profession, déclare ne savoir écrire.

Bride

Barbe De Bru, born on October 3, 1787 in Kraainem (Belgium), 24 years old, majeure, residing in Sterrebeek, déclare ne savoir écrire.

Father of bride

Jean Baptiste De Bru, born in Bruxelles (Belgium), 50 years old, residing in Sterrebeek, cultivateur by profession, déclare ne savoir écrire.

Mother of bride

Anne Catherine Van Erck, born in Duisburg (Belgium), residing in Sterrebeek, leeftijd bij overlijden moeder bruid 38j.

Previous partner groom

Witnesses


Remark

Les actes préliminaires sont extaits des registres des publications de mariage faites à Sterrebeek les 13 et 20 Octobre 1811, et affichés aux termes de la loi l'acte de naissance de Henri Van Stiphout futur époux en date du 17 Octobre 1811, l'acte de naissance de Barbe De Bru future épouse en date du 13 Octobre 1811. L'acte de décès de feue Marie Elisabeth Elaerts épouse de Henri Van Stiphout au registre des actes de décès de cette commune reposant à la mairie ci vu en original portant qu'elle est morte en cette commune le 2 Aout 1811 à 9 heures du matin agée de 41 ans. L'époux ayant duement constaté ne pas être sujet à l'article 151 du code Civil. La future épouse ayant son conseil respectueux demandé à son père consent et signe, nulle opposition n'a eu lieu.


Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, October 26, 1811, record number 3

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project huvlb19a)


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