Death on in 's-Heer Abtskerke (Netherlands)

Father

Geerardus Rapholm Harinck, 39 years old, residing in Sinoutskerke, landbouwer by profession

Mother

Geertruid Pijke, residing in Sinoutskerke

Deceased (man)

  • Pieter Harinck, born on March 21, 1837 in Sinoutskerke, 1 years old, residing in Sinoutskerke

Declarant


Extra information

Handtekening aangever 1Ja
Hoedanigheid aangever 1vader
Handtekening aangever 2Ja
WijkB
Wijknummer11
Tijd van overlijden15:00
Burgerlijke staato
Vader overledenNee
Moeder overledenNee

Source citation

Municipal Archive Borsele, Civil registration deaths
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden Borsele 1838, 's-Heer Abtskerke, April 16, 1838, record number 7


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Death, 16-4-1838, 's-Heer Abtskerke, Pieter Harinck, Geerardus Rapholm Harinck, Marinis Krijgsman, Geerardus Rapholm Harinck, Geertruid Pijke, Municipal Archive Borsele (Netherlands): Civil registration deaths

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