Source citation
Rotterdam City Archives in Rotterdam (Netherlands), Civil registration marriages
Burgerlijke Stand Rotterdam, huwelijksakten, Rotterdam, archive 999-06, inventory number 1894E, 27-06-1894, Nadere toegang op het huwelijksregister van de gemeente Rotterdam, record number 1894.833, folio e028
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This data was last updated on November 28, 2017 by the source holder and first published on Open Archives on August 5, 2015. Provenance information: A2Acollection NL-RtSA_999-061894E_54_A2A.xml van SRT, originele record identifier is 1015025305, bij archief nu bekend onder 44F14098-86F4-40A9-AA46-FE5104A7A15E.
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Scans of marriage supplements are - according to Open Archives - available through FamilySearch:
- Rotterdam, Huwelijksbijlagen 1894 akte 791-1300
- Rotterdam, Huwelijksbijlagen 1894 akte 1301-1730; Huwelijksbijlagen 1895 akte 1-75
- Rotterdam, Huwelijksbijlagen 1893 akte 1466-1689; Huwelijksbijlagen 1894 akte 1-271
- Rotterdam, Huwelijksbijlagen 1894 akte 272-790
- Rotterdam, Huwelijken, Huwelijksbijlagen, Echtscheidingen 1894-1899 v/a 31 t/m 65
- Rotterdam, Huwelijken, Huwelijksbijlagen, Echtscheidingen 1888-1894 v/a 34 t/m 30
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