Marriage on in Laken (Belgium)
Father of groomMathias Tockert, residing in La Rochette, sans profession by profession, déclare de consentir au mariage de son fils en suite de son acte passé en brevet pardevant le notaire De Roebe à la Rochette le 04/10/1856 Mother of groomCatherine Schlim, , died on December 3, 1837 in Sandweiler |
GroomJean Nicolas Tockert, born on April 25, 1795 in Arlon (Belgium), has become 61 old, veuf, residing in Laken, capitaine pensionné by profession BrideMarie Catherine Verbist, born on September 15, 1824 in Leuven (Belgium), has become 32 old, residing in Bruxelles, sans profession by profession |
Father of bridePierre Verbist, , died on December 16, 1839 in Leuven Mother of brideMarie Catherine De Backer, , died on July 18, 1849 in Leuven |
Previous partner groom
- Marie Anne Schwartz, , died on February 15, 1838 in Mariembourg
Witnesses
- Jean Joseph Van den Eynde, 64 years old, residing in Laken, cultivateur by profession
- Jean Baptiste Victor Van den Eynde, 28 years old, residing in Laken, employé by profession
- Henri Lambert Lavoix, 28 years old, residing in Laken, cordonnier by profession
- Jean Baptiste De Ceuster, 54 years old, residing in Laken, journalier by profession, déclare ne savoir signer ayant la main droite paralysée
Gewettigd kind
- Colette Jeanne Reine Verbist>Tockert, born on January 17, 1850 in Leuven (Belgium)
- Henri Julien Marie Nicolas Anatole Verbist>Tockert, born on November 2, 1856 in Bruxelles (Belgium)
Source citation
State Archives of Belgium (Brussels) in Leuven (Belgium), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke stand Brussel, Leuven, November 24, 1856, record number 31
Demogen Vlaams-Brabant en Brussel (project hubru19a)
This data was last updated on June 23, 2023 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on April 1, 2021.
Internet address
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- https://www.openarchieven.nl/abb:cef673be-a791-d0c8-5fb4-09043f68414c
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