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Personal data Gerard Guillaume Berkein 


Household of Gerard Guillaume Berkein

He is married to Margaretha Breemersch.

They got married on April 16, 1925 at Roeselare (België), he was 26 years old.

Recollection Margaretha Breemersch (written down by mr. Jan Joseph Steen)

"Ik moest volgens moeders planning non worden.
Moeder kon Gerard niet uitstaan. Hij beefde als hij haar zag.
Soldaat geweest - de oorlog doorgemaakt - hoeveel hebben er niet gelopen

Ik wist nergens van, dacht dat de kinderen uit de navel kwamen. Ik werd op de hoogte gebracht door nonkel Pater.
Moeder was zeer boos op Gerard
"Silvie ik kom nietb met jouw vrijen, maar met je dochter"
We hebben drie jaar gevrijd aan de voordeur, moeder naast mij op een bepaalde afstand.
Gerard had een huis gehuurd in de Ooststraat, aan de Royal, naast Lietje Kuypers, hij zou er en winkel houden.
Wij hadden alle twee een huis, Gerard's huis in de Rattestraat (250 fr)
Krekelstraat (aan het voetbal), huis pas opgeknapt - 100 fr -
Rap 6 maanden betalen.

Koffer in eiken hout (Gerard) van zijn drinkgeld gespaard
Mocht niet uitgaan - niets verteren.
18 jaar - moest wachten tot 21 j.
Gerard had 600 fr. drinkgeld opzijgelegd.
Ik sloeg aan het strijken en naaide kanten zomen op onderrokken
Gerard kwam zich melden bij mopeder Silvie. die was daar niet zo mee opgezegd en vroeg hem wat hij hier kwam doen omdat het nog geen zondag was.
Sylvie, zij hij, morgen moeten wij naar de pastoor, want het moet immers vlug gebeuren.
Sylvie kreeg alle kleuren.
Vader kwam terug van zijn werk en gaf geen commentaar.
's anderendaags toogden wij pastoorwaarts. Het was in de Paasweek, 16 april.
wilde geen maaltijd - moest weten wat in het koffertje zat - je kunt de diner zelf doen.
Dag ervoor - paar schoenen - één nummer te klein

Koppel paarden met voiture.

Om 8 uur naar Brussel
Broer Gerard (Breemersch?) moest mee naar Brussel.
In plaats van 18 u om 16 u
Wat is dat nu trein om 16 u 15'
Gerard maak u klaar - pak u w valies en ga maar mee -
14 dagen weg

Ik vertrok op reis met 1 kleed (blauw), met een scheur erin, dichtgehouden met twee spelden. Geen ander kleed mee.
Bij vertrek kreeg ik van moeder niets mee met uitzondering van een mooi kanten schortje. Van vader kreeg ik 100 fr.
Achteraf kregen wij nog een koffiemolen en een koolbak met aardappelen.
Hij had nochtans gezegd: "Jij en robert zullen het best varen...", maar toen Robert nog voor mij trouwde kreeg hij 5000 fr. mee."

Child(ren):

  1. (Not public)
  2. Andreas Berkein  1926-1926
  3. (Not public)
  4. Carlos Berkein  1933-1998 

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Gerard Guillaume Berkein
1898-1970

1925

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  • The temperature on October 12, 1970 was between 10.3 °C and 19.4 °C and averaged 13.7 °C. There was 3.3 hours of sunshine (30%). The partly clouded was. The average windspeed was 1 Bft (weak wind) and was prevailing from the east-southeast. Source: KNMI
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  • In the year 1970: Source: Wikipedia
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