Family tree Wesenbeek » Anna Cornelia Nelen (1834-1872)
Personal data Anna Cornelia Nelen
- She was born on April 27, 1834 in Essen.
- She died on December 20, 1872 in Essen, she was 38 years old.
- This information was last updated on August 20, 2014.
Household of Anna Cornelia Nelen
(1) She is married to Henricus Wesenbeek.
They got married
Child(ren):
(2) She is married to Joannes Baptist Jacobs.
They got married
Notes about Anna Cornelia Nelen
Volgens Leopold Segers
Nelen, Anna Cornelia
Geslacht : Vrouw
Geboren : 27 April 1834 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Overleden : 20 December 1872 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Ouders:
Vader: Nelen, Joannes
Moeder: Peeters, Johanna Dimphna
Familie:
Getrouwd: 6 Juni 1858 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Verwante:
Wesenbeeck, Henricus
Geslacht : Man
Geboren : 20 Januari 1831 in Huijbergen, Noord-Brabant,Nederland
Overleden : 5 Oktober 1867 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Ouders:
Vader: Wesenbeek, Adrianus
Moeder: Bennebroek, Anna Cornelia
Kind(eren):
Wesenbeeck, Joannes
Geslacht : Man
Geboren : 17 April 1859 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Wesenbeeck, Adrianus
Geslacht : Man
Geboren : 2 April 1861 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Wesenbeeck, Joanna Maria
Geslacht : Vrouw
Geboren : 20 Juni 1864 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Wesenbeeck, Henricus Cornelius
Geslacht : Man
Geboren : 20 April 1867 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Familie:
Getrouwd: 6 Mei 1872 in Essen, Antwerpen,Belgie
Verwante:
Jacobs, Joannes Baptista
Overleden
Henricus Wesenbeek
Gestorven op 5 oktober 1866 - Essen Moerkant
Bron: overlijdens register Essen 1866, akte 31
Aantekeningen
Huwelijken Anna Cornelia Nelen
Anna Cornelia Nelen
huwelijk op zondag 6 juni 1858 Essen
gehuwd op 6.6.1858 :
bruidegom : Henricus Wesenbeek
- 27 jr., uit Huijbergen
bruid : Anna Cornelia Nelen
- 24 jr.
Bron: Registers van huwelijken Essen 1798-1899
Archief: Burgerlijke Stand Essen inventarisnummer --
Burgerlijke Stand Essen
Gehuwd op 6 juni 1858, Essen, met Henricus Wesenbeek +1866
Ancestors (and descendant) of Anna Cornelia Nelen
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Birthday April 27, 1834
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Day of death December 20, 1872
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