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Household of WILHELM SCHIPPERHEIJN

He is married to MARIA CATHARINA HEIDE.

huw.afk.1, 20 juni 1869 te Amsterdam -


fam.search im 428


huw.afk.2, 27 juni 1869 te Amsterdam -


fam.search im 436


 


huw.bijl. juni 1869 p 2, fam.search


im 1904 - reg.ondertrouw


im 1905 - bev. huw. afk.1 en 2


im 1906 - nationale militie


im 1907 - uitr.geboorte W.Schipperheijn


im 1908 - uitr.overlijden F.Heide


im 1909 - uitr.geboorte M.C.Heide


im 1910 - aant.burg.stand

They got married on June 30, 1869 at Amsterdam, Nederland, he was 26 years old.

akte im. 154 - fam.search.

Child(ren):

  1. MIJNDERT SCHIPPERHEIJN  1874-1932 
  2. JOHANNA SCHIPPERHEIJN  1876-1968 


Notes about WILHELM SCHIPPERHEIJN

Oprichter diamantslijperij samen met broer Isaac.


 


1862 nat. militie lot nr. 4798


1 jaar vrij broederdienst


Tuinstraat 242 boven.


 


Adres 1869: Tuinstraat 242, Amsterdam


1875: Egelantiersgracht 150


12 april 1875: Egelantiersgr. 185.


 


1887, 9 jan. opgenomen Binnengasthuis, Mannenziekten


wonende: Nieuwe Leliestraat 68, Amsterdam


ontslagen 12 jan. 1887 overgegaan naar het Buitengasthuis - 3 dagen verpleegd


psychose - Intoxicatie ammon. liquid.


1887, 12 jan. opgenomen Buitengasthuis, Mannenziekten


ontslagen 31 jan. 1887 - 19 dagen verpleegd.


 


Overleden: Nassaukade 38, Amsterdam.

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