Parentele of Geurt Jacobs » Tijs van den Brink (1874-1944)

Personal data Tijs van den Brink 


Household of Tijs van den Brink

He is married to Klaasje Kamphuis.

They got married on May 3, 1901 at Putten, he was 27 years old.

Getuigen: Evert van den Brink, broeder van den echtgenoot; GerritMeiling en Hendrik de Boer, beiden zwagers van den echtgenoot; JanKamphuis, broeder van de echtgenote.
Woonden eerst in Huinen op "Bokhorst" (E 229) en vanaf 1906 op "De Weul"Huisnummers E 179 van 1871 - 1879, E 237 ca. 1900, E 361 in 1957.
Inwonend op De Weul: Geertje van de Kamp (moeder) en Aartje Kamphuis,schoonzuster.
Lang gezocht naar datum en plaats van hun kerkeljke huwelijksinzegening.Mogelijk is de oorzaak de geboorte van hun levenloze kind te kort na hunhuwelijk.
REFN 16#
They were married in church

Geloof: NH

Child(ren):

  1. Tijs van den Brink  1902-1999 
  2. Gijsbert van den Brink  1907-1996 
  3. Windeld van den Brink  1910-2000 
  4. Jan van den Brink  1911-1997 


Notes about Tijs van den Brink

Op 4 en 11 januari 1906 wordt het tiendvrije erfje "Bokhorst" doornotaris Oudendijk Pieters verkocht ten huize van Jan van Dam te Putten.Het geheel bestaat uit Huis, Bakhuis, Schuur, Berg, Tuin, Boomgaard,Hakhout, Bouw- en Weiland en Heidegrond in 18 percelen als:
1. het Huisperceel, aaneengelegen 3.39.36 ha
2. Bouwland en Hakhout het Boschje, ongeveer 0.58.00 ha
3. dito de Bree en Zaadakker, naast 2 ongeveer 1.54.70 ha
4. Weiland ten Westen van Bokhorst aan den weg,
ongeveer 0.68.90 ha
5 de Heidegrond van het erf de Weul 1.97.90 ha
6. Bouwland, het Duimpje, Oost van den weg 0.08.90 ha
7. dito Het Geer 0.19.80 ha
8. dito de groote Kruisakker 0.19.50 ha
9. dito de kleine Kruisakker 0.26.70 ha
10.dito het Boogje 0.19.60 ha
11.dito de Broodakker 0.14.70 ha
12.dito de ......., Oostwaarts van 11 0.56.60 ha
13.Bouwland met Hakhout tenzuiden van de woning
van Wiendelt van de Brink 0.76,90 ha
14.Bouwland aan de staatweg tegenover Peppelen-
burg 0.20.70 ha
15.Heide in den Huinerwal tegen grond van Jan
Kraai, ruim 1.00.00 ha
16.Heide aldaar daarop volgende, ruim 1.00.00 ha

Zie: Jaarboek PHG 1994, blz. 39

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