Notarial deed on

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  • Adrianus van den Elsacker, residing in Rotterdam, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Meerderjarige zoon van Cornelis
  • Barbera van den Elsacker, residing in Breda, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Minderjarige dochter van Cornelis. Gehuwd met Petrus Nicolaas Janssen
  • Cornelis van den Elsakker, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Gehuwd met Johanna Adriaanse Nelst
  • Maria van den Elsacker, residing in Maastricht, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1873. dochter van Cornelis. Gehuwd met Hendrik Simons
  • Johanna Adriaanse Nelst, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Gehuwd met Cornelis van den Elsakker
  • Hendrik Simons, residing in Maastricht, Toegeveogd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Gehuwd met Maria van den Elsacker
  • Petrus Nicolaas Janssen, residing in Zundert, Toegevoegd aan akte van 8 okt. 1783. Gehuwd met Barbara van den Elsacker

Remark


Notaris: H. Kamerling


Source citation

City archive Breda in Breda, Notarial records
Notariële archieven Breda, Bron: akten, Part: 1183, Period: 1783, Breda, inventory number 1183, December 10, 1804, H. Kamerling, Allerhande acten (Minuten), 1783, record number 45


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