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Onderwerp"Scheiding en verdeling van de nalatenschap van Reinier van der Vlist, overleden op November 10, 1878 te Montfoort. De erfgenamen zijn: 1) Gijsbert van Vliet, schaapherder te Houten; 2) Johannes van Schaik, gehuwd met Dirkje van der Vlist, voermansknecht te Montfoort; 3) Maria Wilhelmina Cornelia van der Vlist, modemaakster te Rotterdam; 4) Anna Maria van der Vlist, modemaakster te Rotterdam, en 5) de minderjarige Cornelia Dorothea en Adriana Johanna van der Vlist, kinderen van wijlen Frederik van der Vlist en Maria Petronella Korskens, vertegenwoordigd door hun voogd Anthonius den Holter, winkelbediende te Rotterdam. Ook is aanwezig Franciscus van Teeffelen, zevenmaker te Rotterdam, als toeziend voogd over de minderjarigen."

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RHC Rijnstreek en Lopikerwaard in Woerden, Notarial records
Notarieel archief Montfoort, Montfoort, archive M023, inventory number 1539, record number 49


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Notarial deed, 14-5-1879, Reinier van der Vlist, Gijsbert van Vliet, Johannes van Schaik, Dirkje van der Vlist, Maria Wilhelmina Cornelia van der Vlist, Anna Maria van der Vlist, Frederik van der Vlist, Maria Petronella Korskens, Cornelia Dorothea van der Vlist, Adriana Johanna van der Vlist, Anthonius den Holter, Franciscus van Teeffelen, RHC Rijnstreek en Lopikerwaard (Netherlands): Notarial records

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