Groningse doopsgezinden » Egbert Jans (1619-1654)

Personal data Egbert Jans 

  • He was born on January 14, 1619 in Groningen.Source 1
    Spellingvariant: Egbert Jansen.
  • (Levensloop) from before February 1, 1645 till 1654.Source 2
    Egbert Jans, geboren te Groningen op 14 januari 1619, koopman te Groningen, Oude Ebbingestraat, overleden te Groningen op 6 juli 1654, trouwt vóór 1 februari 1645 met Willemtje Jans, begraven te Groningen op 9 november 1665, dochter van Jan Ebels, koopman aan de Grote Markt te Groningen, en N. N.. Zij hertrouwt 2) in 1655 met Berend Feddes, geboren in 1625, koopman te Groningen, vervener te Hoogezand en omstreken, begraven te Groningen op 5 januari 1692, zoon van Fedde Idskes, vervener te Hoogezand en omstreken, en Roelofsken Berends Cremer.

    Diaken Berend Feddes (1625-1692) was gehuwd met de weduwe van Arends broer Egbert Jans (1619-1654) (N. B. Egbert Jans behoorde tot de familie Block).
  • He died on July 6, 1654 in Groningen (Oude Ebbingestraat), he was 35 years old.Source 1
  • A child of Jan Arents Block and Albertje Jans Mabé
  • This information was last updated on October 27, 2021.

Household of Egbert Jans

He is married to Willemtje Jans.

They were married in church before February 1, 1645 at Groningen.Source 3


Child(ren):

  1. Albertje Egberts  < 1655-< 1676 
  2. Jan Egberts  < 1655-< 1667

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Egbert Jans

Arent Cornelis
± 1560-????
Anneke Jans
± 1560-????
Johan Egberts Mabé
????-± 1619
Rene N. N.
????-< 1615

Egbert Jans
1619-1654

< 1645

Willemtje Jans
± 1630-????

Albertje Egberts
< 1655-< 1676
Jan Egberts
< 1655-< 1667

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Sources

  1. “Doopsgezinde Mabé’s en Blocks te Groningen en Haarlem, zeventiende – twintigste eeuw”, van M. R. Kremer, “De Nederlandsche Leeuw” 2015; ‘Dienaren van de doopsgezinde gemeenten in de stad Groningen (16e-19e eeuw)’, deel 2, Willem Stuve
  2. “Doopsgezinde Mabé’s en Blocks te Groningen en Haarlem, zeventiende – twintigste eeuw”, van M. R. Kremer, “De Nederlandsche Leeuw” 2015; "Huwelijk en vermogen: Een (rechts) historische case study naar de verzorging van de langstlevende echtgenoot in de stad Groningen onder doopsgezinden (1699-1809)" van M.R. Kremer
  3. “Doopsgezinde Mabé’s en Blocks te Groningen en Haarlem, zeventiende – twintigste eeuw”, van M. R. Kremer, “De Nederlandsche Leeuw” 2015


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