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Household of Adriana Bax

(1) She is married to Petrus Johannes Luijsterburg.

They got married on February 7, 1873 at Halsteren, Noord-Brabant, she was 24 years old.Source 4

Het huwelijk werd afgekondigd in Halsteren en Woensdrecht op 26/01 en 2/02/1873.
Getuigen: Pieter van Schoor, 45 jaar oud, arbeider, stiefvader van de comparante, Petrus Van Meel, 50 jaar oud, schoenmaker, Michiel Hagenaars, 50 jaar oud, kuiper, en Petrus Hubertus Bervaes, 44 jaar oud, veldwachter, alle inwoners van Halsteren. De getuigen en de bruidegom hebben de akte getekend, de bruid, haar moeder, de ouders van de bruidegom en de eerste getuige hebben verklaard uit onwetendheid niet te kunnen schrijven.

(2) She is married to Cornelis Bakx.

They got married after 1893.

Bron: haar overlijdensakte

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Adriana Bax

Gerardus Bax
1808-1850

Adriana Bax
1848-1920

(1) 1873
(2) > 1893

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    1. Familysearch.org/Netherlands, Noord-Brabant/Registration, 1811-1942/Halsteren/Geboorten 1848/image 262/akte nr.19
    2. huwelijksakte
    3. Familysearch.org/Netherlands, Noord-Brabant/Registration, 1811-1942/Bergen op Zoom/Overlijdens 1920/Image 1801/83° blad/akte nr.328
    4. Familysearch.org/Netherlands, Noord-Brabant/Registration, 1811-1942/Halsteren/Huwelijken 1873/Image 435/2°blad/akte nr.2

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