Family tree Erik de Bruyn - Stekene (Belgie) » Joanna Sas (1653-1722)
Personal data Joanna Sas
Source 1- She was born on January 19, 1653 in Waasmunster (B).
- She died on February 10, 1722 in Stekene (B), she was 69 years old.
- A child of Laurentius Sas and Elisabeth Persoon
Household of Joanna Sas
(1) She is married to Joannes Baert.
They got married on November 26, 1669 at Waasmunster, she was 16 years old.
Child(ren):
- Michiel Baert 1676-1727
- Petrus Paulus Baert 1671-1722
- Philippus Jacobus Baert 1679-????
- Laurentius Baert 1673-????
- Joannes Baert 1681-1683
(2) She is married to Franciscus Quadfacelem.
They got married on December 7, 1683 at Stekene (B), she was 30 years old.
Child(ren):
- Maria Anna Quadfacelem 1691-> 1722
- Petrus Hubertus Quadfacelem 1694-????
- Joannes Baptist Quadfacelem 1684-< 1722
Notes about Joanna Sas
f° 308- TANNEKE SAS weduwe en houder sterfhuis Meester JAN BAERT, haar man, overleden te Stekene 09 03 1682; samen 5 kinderen: Pieter Paul 13j, Laureys 10j, Michiel 7j, Jacobus 4j en Elisabeth BAERT 2j. Voogden: PIETER JACOBUS DE SCHEPERE, materneel en J. VAN GOETHEM. JAN BAERT bezat door erfenis 2 huizen en grond in Hulst(NL); verkaveling gedaan op 04 03 1680 en gepasserd voor notaris SCHOK; hij bezat ook nog de helft van een huis in Hulst samen met de weduwe van PETRUS BAERT, zijn vader; hij kocht bovendien 2 stukken land die hij betaalde met de baten van het sterfhuis van PIETER BAERT, zijn vader; hij bezat ook gronden in Clinge. JANNEKE SAS bezat een hofstede in Waasmunster, die zij tijdens haar huwelijk verkocht aan JAN MERCHANT. 30 06 1683.
° 338- Accoord FRANS QUADFACELEN in huwelijk hebbende de weduwe van Jan BAERT, hier overledenen achtergelaten hebbend ettelijke minderjarige kinderen, die in het bezit zijn van land gelegen in de stad Hulst, aangaande het indijken van Polderland in 1681. 15 02 1684.
f° 485- FRANS QUAEDFACELEN(fs … en ANNA MEIRT) meester chirurgijn houder sterfhuis JANNEKE SAS, overleden Stekene 10 02 1722. Erfgenamen: EDUARD MAGAURAN gehuwd met Anna QUAEDFA-CELEN en Maria QUAEDFACELEN, beiden kinderen van de houder en de overledene; MICHIEL BAERT(fs Jan); ANTHONE VAN GOETHEM gehuwd met ISABELLA BAERT; JACOBUS BAERT(uitlandig); de kinderen van wijlen PIETER BAERT EN JANNO SMET,te weten Joachim en Frans BAERT allen meerderjarig en AGATHA BAERT dochter van wijlen PIETER BAERT en CORNELIA SILNE, minderjarig. Voogden: JOACHIM BAERT en …… Allen kinderen en kinds kinderen van JANNEKE SAS en JAN BAERT(stvg 423/308), haar eerste man. De overledene had een zuster ANNA SAS(+) en een zuster ELISABETH SAS, weduwe JAN BAPTIST GEERTS. Dit sterfhuis verkocht grond aan ANTHONE VAN GOETHEM(fs Anthone). Houder erfde van zijn moeder, overleden St Amands, 1/5 van een huis in St Amands, onverdeeld met zijn broers en zusters, nu nog gebruikt door hun stiefvader Meester LIVINUS DE BUYSSCHERE 17 10 1722.
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- familie Hageman-Pans Web Site, (Piet ) Petrus Camillus Josephus Hageman, Joanna Sas, May 4, 2014
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Birthday January 19, 1653
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