Marriage on in Leuven (Belgium)

Father of groom

Pierre De Neuter, , died on May 4, 1819 in Leuven

Mother of groom

Barbe Verhulst, born in Herent (Belgium), residing in Leuven, boutiquière by profession, consentant par acte passé pardevant le Notaire Joseph Mertens, en résidence à Louvain, en date du 28 Septembre dernier, duement enregistré.

Groom

Pierre Antoine De Neuter, born on February 28, 1804 in Leuven (Belgium), jeune homme, residing in Leuven, commis négociant by profession, né le 8 Ventôse an 12. Nous ayant exhibé le certificat de Milice.

Bride

Marie Anne Vandezande, born on March 23, 1810 in Leuven (Belgium), jeune fille, residing in Leuven, particulière by profession

Father of bride

Josse Vandezande, , died on May 29, 1822 in Leuven

Mother of bride

Anne Catherine De Neuter, born in Wilsele (Belgium), residing in Leuven, négociante by profession, consentant par acte passé pardevant le Notaire Joseph Mertens, en résidence à Louvain, en date du 28 Septembre dernier, duement enregistré.

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Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, October 2, 1833, record number 115

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project huvlb19a)


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