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Household of Albertus Roosenboom

He is married to Anna Scheffer.

They got married on February 15, 1923 at Renkum, Gemeente Renkum, Gelderland, Nederland, he was 25 years old.


Notes about Albertus Roosenboom


Huw.akte Renkum , 0207_7889 Burgerlijke stand 15-02-1923 nr. 13

TEN BRUGGENCATE-FICHE

titel:262
locatie:Gelderland / Renkum
beschrijving:Ronde bovenkruier met stelling
Steen, geasph. houten kap
Korenmolen
Prent; de molen is op een belt gebouwd oorspronkelijk. Nov. 1910 zware stormschade en daarna verhoogd en omgebouwd tot stellingmolen.
personen:G.J. Roosenboom / W.J. Roosenboom
datering:1858-1944
Bouwjaar 1858; 1911 verbouwd tot stellingmolen Vernield door oorlogsgeweld 1944
auteur:Bruggencate, Ir. Anton ten
documentidentificatie:RENKUM 262
archiefvormer:Vereniging De Hollandsche Molen
gewijzigd:03-03-2017

Verwijzingen
molenrecord:00262 De Renkumse Molen (vh. De Hoop), Renkum, Gelderland
archief-bestanddeel:2734 Gelderland II (G-Z)

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Albertus Roosenboom

Reijer Roosenboom
± 1861-????

Albertus Roosenboom
1897-1952

1923

Anna Scheffer
1898-1975


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