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Personal data Hendrik Rotteveel 

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Household of Hendrik Rotteveel

He is married to Annigje Muis.

They got married on March 31, 1871 at Ambt Hardenberg, he was 20 years old.Source 3

Singelstraat 138, Arnhem 1913-1922 Rietsteeg, Arnhem na 1886 Dr. Wagenaarstraat 47, Arnhem
acte nr 10, getuigen Leonardus Schuurman,52,grofsmid, Gerrit ten Brink,
42, landbouwer, Berend Jan Zweers, 26, kuiper en Hermanus Zweers, 60,
landbouwer (RA Zwolle)

1882: wijkA nr 33 Linde, 31 mei 1882 van Ambt Hardenberg en op 13 december 1882 naar Cuijk Zandberg daarna op 24 april 1883 naar Arnhem

Documenttype
BS Huwelijk
Erfgoedinstelling
Historisch Centrum Overijssel
Plaats instelling
Zwolle
Collectiegebied
Overijssel
Archief
0123
Registratienummer
5892
Aktenummer
10
Registratiedatum
31-03-1871
Akteplaats
Hardenberg, Ambt

Child(ren):

  1. Fennigje Rotteveel  1871-1940 
  2. Roelofje Rotteveel  1873-1873
  3. Roelofje Rotteveel  1877-1878
  4. Piet Rotteveel  1879-1913
  5. Rotteveel  1882-1882
  6. Roelofje Rotteveel  1883-1922 


Notes about Hendrik Rotteveel

geb.acte Ambt Hardenberg nr 173 dd.3011-1850 get:Hermanus Zweers.

ovl.acte 484 dd 19-4-1922. Pieter Vos, 65, koster en Hendrik Johannes
Rietbergen, 60, gem.bode geven aan. zie copie. (GA Arnhem) Begraven
Moscawa 20-4-1922 eigen grafnummer 2648. inlage f 24,- (Register
Algemene Begraafplaats nr 244, GA Arnhem) copie ovl acte.

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Woonden in 1882 in Linden (Nabij Nijmegen?)

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    2. BS Overl. Invent.nr 8064 dd. 19-4-1922
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