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Household of Euphemia Johanna Bus

(1) She is married to Friedrich Daub.

They got married on January 29, 1895 at Bussum, Noord-Holland, she was 19 years old.Source 3


Child(ren):

  1. Friedrich Daub  1895-1961 
  2. Ernst Daub  1897-1940

Resident on May 1, 1896: Amsterdam, Noord-HollandWeesperzijde 86 I.

Ingeschreven in gemeente

Resident on May 15, 1897: Amsterdam, Noord-HollandCornelis Schuytstraat 11.

Resident on January 29, 1900: Haarlem, Noord-HollandFrans Halsplein 3.


(2) She is married to Paul Antonius Daub.

They got married on April 14, 1903 at Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, she was 28 years oldGemeentehuis.Source 4

They applied for a divorce October 14, 1909 in UtrechtArrondisements Rechtbank.Source 5

Vonnis Arr, Rechtb. Utrecht 14.10.1909. Huw. gesl. A'dam 14.4.1903.

Resident on April 14, 1903: .

The couple were divorced on May 14, 1910.Source 5

Ontbonden op grond van kwaadwillige verlating door den gedaagden gepleegd.


(3) She is married to Henri Frédéric Charles van Lelyveld.

They got married on October 6, 1914 at Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, she was 39 years old.Source 6


Child(ren):

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Euphemia Johanna Bus

Bernardus Hom
1821-1875
Hilletje Vos
1821-????
Antonius Bus
1848-1941

Euphemia Johanna Bus
1875-1958

(1) 1895
Ernst Daub
1897-1940
(2) 1903

Paul Antonius Daub
± 1871-????

(3) 1914

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    Sources

    1. (Not public)
    2. Overlijdensadvertentie
    3. Bussum: ; Noord-Hollands Archief, Haarlem, ., Bussum, BS Huwelijk, Friedrich Daub en Euphemia Johanna Bus; 29 January 1895; 3
    4. : ; Noord-Hollands Archief, Haarlem, ., Amsterdam, BS Huwelijk, Paul Daub en Euphemia Johanna Bus; 14 April 1903; 949
    5. Burgerlijke Stand van de gemeenten in de provincie Utrecht 1903-1942: ; Het Utrechts Archief, Utrecht, ., Utrecht, BS Huwelijk, Paul Daub en Euphemia Johanna Bus; 14 May 1910; aktenummer 274
    6. : ; Noord-Hollands Archief, Haarlem, ., Amsterdam, BS Huwelijk, Henri Frédéric Charles van Lelijveld en Euphemia Johanna Bus; 6 October 1914; 757

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