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Household of Egbert Amsink

He is married to Jantien Berends.

They got married on July 4, 1818 at Coevorden, Drenthe, Nederland, he was 25 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Jantien Amsink  1818-1896 
  2. Grietien Amsink  1821-1849
  3. Hendrik Jan Amsink  1824-1908
  4. Berendina Amsink  1826-1860
  5. Janna Amsink  1829-1844
  6. Hinderika Amsink  1833-1851
  7. Berentien Amsink  1837-1865


Notes about Egbert Amsink

Huwelijksregister 1818, Coevorden, Aktenummer 10.

Huwelijk: 04-07-1818.
Bruidegom: Egbert Amsink, landbouwer, geboren te Coevorden.
Vader: Hindrik Jan Amsink.
Moeder: Jantien Bruinink.
Bruid: Jantien Berents, 24 jaar, geboren te Coevorden.
Vader: Berend Berents.
Moeder: Grietien Bruinings.

Overlijdensregister 1873, Coevorden, Aktenummer 47.

Overlijden/aangifte: 11-11-1873 / 12-11-1873.
Overledene: Egbert Amsink.
Geslacht: M.
Leeftijd: 80 jaar, landbouwer, weduwnaar van Jantien Berends.
Vader: Hindrik Jan Amsink, overleden.
Moeder: Jantien Bruinink, overleden.

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1793-1873

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1829-1844
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      • June 10 » The Jardin des Plantes museum opens in Paris. A year later, it becomes the first public zoo.
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