Birth on in Hoegaarden (Belgium)

Father

Vincent Dolphe, born in Quevaucamps (Belgium), 28 years old, ongehuwd, residing in Hainaut, canonnier au 2ième régiment d'artillerie by profession, aangever

Mother

Elisabeth Rottie, born in Hoegaarden (Belgium), 26 years old, ongehuwd, residing in Hoegaarden, journalière by profession

Child (female)

  • Virginie Dolphe, born on February 18, 1852 in Hoegaarden (Belgium), uur van geboorte 7:00:00, né dans la maison de l'accouchée

Witnesses


Source citation

State Archives of Belgium (Leuven) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration births
Burgerlijke stand Provincie Vlaams Brabant, Leuven, February 19, 1852, record number 9

Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project gavlb6)


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