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Personal data Simon Henri Nicolaas "Tim" GORTER 


Household of Simon Henri Nicolaas "Tim" GORTER

He is married to Margarethe Henriëtte SCHIMMEL.

They got married on January 4, 1915 at Apeldoorn, he was 29 years old.Source 7


Child(ren):

  1. Douwe Simon GORTER  1917-1985


Notes about Simon Henri Nicolaas "Tim" GORTER

Bron: www.DHKonline.nl/

Hij was Doopsgezind predikant:
- te Zijldijk van 30-10-1910 tot 3-11-1912
- Twisk-Abbekerk van 17-11-1912 tot 18-10-1914
- te Sappemeer van 1914 tot 1916
- te Rotterdam van 9-7-1916 tot 1916
- te Apeldoon van 1946 tot 27-5-1951

Hij schreef verscheidene boeken en artikelen.

Verder:
- Hij was de eerste hoofdredacteur van het Algemeen Doopsgezind weekblad;
Van 1932-1943 maakte ds Gorter deel uit van de redactie van het Doopsgezind Jaarboekje.
 Gorter was één van de oprichters van het Hollands Doopsgezind Emigrantenbureau.
 Hij was voorman van de Barchembeweging.
 Hij hield talloze V.P.R.O.-toespraken, gebundeld in “Voor de oude dag” (1953) en “Tegen d’avond” (1957).
 In 1948 was hij voorzitter van de commissie Kanselboek ten dienste van de Doopsgezinde Gemeenten in Nederland.
 Met zijn vriend Dr C.E. Hooykaas was hij hoofdredacteur van De Stroom: Vrijzinnig Godsdienstig Weekblad.
 Redacteur bij “De Opbouw”. In april 1934 samengevoegd met de weekbladen "De Stroom", en "Vrijzinnig Protestantenblad". (Het weekblad is een uitgave van Van Loghum Slaterus' uitgeversmaatschappij; redacteuren o.a.: J.A. de Koning, D. Drijver, S.H.N. Gorter, F. Kleijn, W.R.M. Noordhoff, A. Trouw, W. Verkade, W.J. Wegerif, G.J. Honederdaal en N. Blokker.)
 Officier in de Orde van Oranje Nassau

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Simon Henri Nicolaas GORTER

Douwe GORTER
1811-1876
Klaas GORTER
1849-1889

Simon Henri Nicolaas GORTER
1885-1967

1915

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    Sources

    1. Hoorn. Geboorteakten, 1885; akte 182
    2. website Doopsgezinde Historische Kring geraadpleegd op 8-10-1924: [https://dhkonline.nl/wp-content/uploads/sites/48/2024/01/GORTER-Simon-Henri-Nicolaas-1885-1967.pdf]
    3. Kanselarij der Nederlandse Orden: Index gedecoreerden
    4. DHK - Doopgezind Historische Kring
    5. Het Utrechts Archief, BS gemeente Utrecht, toegangsno. 1221-2, inv.no. 1797, akte no. 1014
    6. Familiebericht Het Parool 2-augustus-1967
    7. Gelders Archief: 0207A_9009.01 Huwelijksregister gem. Apeldoorn, akte no. 3

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