Registration (in the year 1922)

Partij

  • A. Christiaan Joseph Smeets, residing in Hoensbroek, weduwnaar van Maria Josephina Knubben. voorschreven onroerende en roerende goederen I voormelde onverdeelheid ten volle opgeheven en de deeelgerechtigden te dien zake niets meer aan elkander verschuldigd te zijn noch van elkander te vorderen te hebben II. door comparant Smeets gekweten alle uitkeeringen welke hij te dier zake mocht gehouden zijn te doen. zodat aan hem volledige kwijting en decharge wordt verleend
  • B. Frans Knubben, residing in Epen gemeente Wittem, handelend ten deze in eigen naam, als toeziende voogd over de minderjarigen Stohr en lasthebbeer van 1. de echtelieden Pieter Hubert Knubben en Helena Lahaye ter Schimmert 2. de echtelieden Joseph Meijs-Antoinetta Knubben 3. Johan Stohr weduwnaar van Maria Knubben als vader-voogd over de minderjarigen: Johan - Hubert - Antoinetta Stohr

Witnesses


Extra information

NotarisBeckers, G.A.
Aard van de akteScheiding
AktevormMinuut
Omschrijvingvan roerende en onroerende goederen onder de gemeente Hoensbroek: huis en erf gelegen in den Sloort, al welke goederen hebben behoord tot de algeheele gemeenschap van goederen welke bestaan heeft tusschen comparant C.J.Smeets en wijlen diens echtgenoote Maria Josephina Knubben, kinderloos overleden

Source citation

Historic Center Limburg in Hoensbroek, Notarial records
Index op de notariële akten, notaris G.A. Beckers, 1922, Heerlen, archive 137, inventory number 232, record number 76


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