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Personal data Hendrikus Johannes "Henri" den Nieuwenboer 


Household of Hendrikus Johannes "Henri" den Nieuwenboer

(1) He is married to Gerarda Zegers.

They got married on February 5, 1890 at Rotterdam, he was 27 years old.


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(2) He is married to Emilia Maria Hubertina Wettelings.

They got married on July 6, 1897 at Venlo, he was 34 years old.


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Notes about Hendrikus Johannes "Henri" den Nieuwenboer

Henri den Nieuwenboer groeide op in Leiden samen met twee broers. Na het volbrengen van zijn militaire dienst (1882-1886) ging hij werken voor de coupeursfirma Gebr. Domhoff te Rotterdam. Daar leerde hij zijn eerste vrouw Gerarda Zegers (1866-1895) kennen. In 1895 verhuisde hij mijn zijn vrouw en dochter Maria (1890-1924) naar Nijmegen. Daar opende hij een nieuwe vestiging voor de Gebr. Domhoff. Zijn vrouw Gerarda overleed nog datzelfde jaar. Na zijn tweede huwelijk in 1897 met Emilia Wettelings (1868-1966) kreeg hij nog twee kinderen, Theo (1898-1944) en Milly (1902-1996). Hij overleed op drieënvijftigjarige leeftijd aan tuberculose.

Militieregister 1882
Vrijgesteld tot dienstneming. In dienst tussen 15-05-1882 en 30-04-1888.
Gezicht: ovaal
Voorhoofd: breed
Ogen: blauw
Neus: gewoon
Mond: gewoon
Kin: rond
Wenkbrauwen: bruin
Haar: bruin
Lengte: 1.805 mtr.

Kleermaker (1886(BR), 1890(BR/BS) 1895(BR), 1900(BR), 1902(BS))
Koopman (1897 (krant), 1898(BS)
Coupeur (1906 (BR), 1907(BR), 1916(BS))

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