
| | | Groom
Henri Joseph Deby, born on February 21, 1843 in Tilff, prov. de Liège (Belgium), residing in Leuven, ouvrier sellier by profession Bride
Marie Thérèse Boulanger, born on October 13, 1839 in Grez-Doiceau (Belgium), veuve, residing in Leuven, journalière by profession |
Previous partner bride
Witnesses
- Joseph Debrun, 22 years old, residing in Andenne, serrurier by profession
- Emile Melon, 23 years old, residing in Leuven, soldat au 2e régiment de chasseur à cheval en garnison à Namur by profession
- Ferdinand Wertz, 23 years old, residing in Leuven, brigadier au 2e régiment de chasseur à cheval en garnison à Namur by profession
- Pierre Mesens, 24 years old, residing in Aarschot, boulanger by profession
Gewettigd kind
Source citation
State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, July 9, 1869, record number 113
Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project huvlb19a)
This data was last updated on June 23, 2023 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on April 1, 2021. Provenance information: DemogenVlaamsBrabant19a.mdb > mdb-export > abl/demogen/csv2a2a.pl, originele record identifier is HUBRA_00266036_0.
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