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Household of Camille Achille Hoevenaeghel

He is married to Marie Pauline Waroquier.

They got married on May 26, 1913 at Rijsel (Rijsel-Lille Franse Noorderdepartement) Frankrijk-France, he was 28 years old.Source 2

Lille, Archives départementales du Nord huwelijk slide 160 akte 820

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Notes about Camille Achille Hoevenaeghel

Web content link:https://search.arch.be/nl/zoeken-naar-archieven/zoekresultaat/inventaris/rabscan/eadid/BE-A0513_112305_110916_DUT/inventarisnr/IRS0000029321153/level/file/scan-index/192/foto/513_9999_999_1733283_000_0_0192/scans-inventarispagina/10Geboorte - Naissance -Birth (Hoevenaeghel Camille Achille 22-04-1885 Polinkhoeve B)
Web content link:https://archivesdepartementales.lenord.fr/ark:/33518/6k5g4m9cz371/3bd07096-9380-46ff-9964-96d00fb4cc57Huwelijk - mariage - wedding (Hoevenaeghel Camille Achille & Waroquier Marie Pauline 26-05-1913 Lille F)

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    1. België - Belgium, Geboorte aangiften, 1792 -1917

      Pollinkhove, geboorteakte 31

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    2. Frankrijk, Nord, burgerlijke huwelijken, 1792-1937

      LILLE ,Archives départementales du Nord huwelijk slide 160 akte 820

      De Franse Revolutie luidde de scheiding van kerk en staat in en kerkelijke huwelijken waren vanaf dat moment niet meer geldig. Paren die wilden trouwen waren verplicht om het huwelijk burgerlijk te laten voltrekken. Hierdoor werd het normaal in Frankrijk dat religieuze families twee huwelijksvoltrekkingen organiseerden — eerste de burgerlijke ceremonie en later een religieuze. In 1789 werd een wet aangenomen waardoor burgers alleen nog in de hoofdstad van het departement konden trouwen in plaats van in hun lokale gemeenschap. In 1800 werd deze wet al weer afgeschaft, waardoor burgerlijke huwelijken weer in hun eigen omgeving werden voltrokken. Buiten deze korte periode (1789-1800) was het gebruikelijk dat bruid en/of bruidegom lid waren van de gemeenschap waar het huwelijk werd voltrokken.

      Ambtenaren noteerden de huwelijken die zij voltrokken, meestal in een voorgeschreven format, in een geboden boek dat bij het registerkantoor werd bewaard.

      Dekking en compleetheid van deze verzameling verschilt per gemeenschap.

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