1. Nicolaus BODDINGIUS, was christened 9 June 1686 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his uncle Zacharias Boddingius and Josina de Neef. He was named after his paternal grandfather Nicolaes Bodding / Boddingius.

   He likely died in 1689 in Goes, about 3 years old.

2. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, was christened 14 May 1687 in Goes and died in January 1752 in Goes, at age 64.

3. Nicolaus BODDINGIUS, was christened 29 December 1689 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his aunt Apolonia Harinck. He was named after his paternal grandfather Nicolaes Bodding / Boddingius.

   He died 21 July 1690 in Goes, about 7 months old.

4. Nicolaus BODINGIUS, was christened 6 March 1693 in Goes and died 29 July 1729, presumably in Goes, at age 36.

5. Jacobus BODDINGIUS, was christened 7 October 1695 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his mother's brother D. (Rev.) Abraham Harinck and Sara Harinck (presumably Abraham's wife Sara van de Port). He was named after his mother's previously deceased brother, Jacobus Harinck.

   He was buried 6 February 1699 in Goes at age 3. The cost of his burial was 12 shilling and 6 pence (£0-12-6).

6. Anna (Johanna) BODDINGIUS, was christened 31 July 1697 in Goes and died 5 August 1722 in Goes, at age 25.

Catharina HARINCK, prior to her marriage with Cornelis Boddingius, married (1) on 29 April 1676 in Goes at age 19, with marriage banns first published on 10 March 1676:

Marinus van der STELLE, was born about 1652 in Goes and died 8 February 1683 in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Maria van der STELLE, was christened 14 December 1677 in Goes and died 12 October 1695 in Goes, at age 17.

2. Cornelia van der STELLE, was christened 24 September 1679 in Goes and died a few days after her birth in Goes.

3. Adriaen van der STELLE, was christened 4 May 1681 in Goes and died 10 June 1681 in Goes, just one month old.

4. Cornelia van der STELLE, was christened 20 November 1682 in Goes and died March 1708 in Goes, at age 25.

Catharina HARINCK, after the death of her second husband, Cornelis Boddingius, married (3) on 5 August 1699 in Heinkenszand (Z) at age 43:

Johan van RAPHELS, child of Wouter van RAPHELS and Maria VEIJSER, was born about 1657 in Poortvliet (ZH) or fort Hoogerwerf. He died in 1729 in Goes at about age 72 and was buried in the Nederkerk in Goes.

At the time of his marriage, he was about 42 years old. He was previously married (1) to, and a widower of, Pieternella Kock.

He was a master smith in Goes and was bookkeeper (1690) and dean (1698 and 1713-1714) of the Smith Guild.

After their marriage, the composition of the family of  Johan van Raphels and Catharina Harinck was as follows:

1. Cornelia van der STELLE, age 16. (Marinus van der Stelle and Catharina Harinck)

2. Maria van RAPHELS, age 12. (Johan van Raphels and Pieternella Kock)

3. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, age 12. (Cornelis Boddingius and Catharina Harinck)

4. Leendert van RAPHELS, about age 11. (Johan van Raphels and Pieternella Kock)

5. Johannes  van RAPHELS, about age 8. (Johan van Raphels and Pieternella Kock)

6. Nicolaus BODDINGIUS, age 6. (Cornelis Boddingius and Catharina Harinck)

7. Anna (Johanna) BODDINGIUS, age 2. (Cornelis Boddingius and Catharina Harinck)

Together Johan van Raphel and Catharina Harinck had one child:

8. Wouter van RAPHELS, was christened 27 June 1700 in Goes and died 8 September 1701 in Goes, at age 1.

Catharina Harinck was a witness at the following christenings in Goes:

• 17 January 1703, Francina van Beijselaer, child of her daughter Cornelia van der Stelle and Anthonij van Beijselaer.

• 10 May 1711, Pieternella van Beijselaer, child of her stepdaughter Maria van Raphels and Anthonij van Beijselaer.

• 14 March 1714, Adriana Boddingius, daughter of her son Adriaan Boddingius and Cornelia de Bockx.

• 6 August 1719, Johanna Verschuijl, child of her daughter Anna Boddingius and Jacobus Verschuijl.

He was the first of five generations of Boddingius' who became silver and / or gold smiths. He learned this trade from his stepfather Johan van Raphels, who married his mother on 5 August 1699, after the death of his father Cornelis Boddingius a year earlier.

Records already list him as a student on 20 November 1700, barely 13 years old. On 20 March 1711, at age 23, he passed his examination by the Guild and was accepted as a silversmith.

He is known to have been a member (M) or Deacon (D) of the Guild in 1711 (M), 1713-1715 (M), 1717-1719 (M), 1720-1721 (D), 1721-1727 (M), 1728-1729 (D), 1730-1731 (M), 1732-1733 (D), 1735 (M), 1736-1737 (D), 1738-1739 (M), 1741(M), 1741-1744 (D), 1745-1746 (M), 1747-1749 (D) and 1750-1751(M).

1. Catharina BODDINGIUS, was christened 7 April 1713 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her father's stepfather Johan van Raphels and Adriana van Sonder. She was named after her paternal grandmother Catharina Harinck. She was buried 25 July 1714 in Goes at 1 years of age. The family paid 12 shilling and 6 pence (£0-12-6) for her burial in the Nederkerk.
2. Adriana BODDINGIUS, was christened 14 March 1714 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Anthonij van Beijselaer, husband of her father's stepsister Maria van Raphels, and her paternal grandmother Catharina Harinck. She presumably was named after Adriana van Sonder, who likely was her maternal grandmother. She was buried 2 July 1714 in Goes, just 3 months old. The family paid 12 shilling and 6 pence (£0-12-6) for her burial in the Nederkerk.

3. Catharijna BODDINGIUS, was christened 26 July 1715 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Anthonij van Beijselaer, husband of her father's stepsister Maria van Raphels, and Antoinetta Kooren Koopers. She was named after her paternal grandmother Catharina Harinck.

4. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was christened 8 December 1716 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Jan de Bocs, presumably his uncle and his aunt Anna Boddingius. It is assumed that he was named after his maternal grandfather Marcus de Boks. He died in August 1722 at age 5 and was buried 28 August 1722 in Goes. The family paid 1 pound (£1-0-0) for his burial in the Nederkerk.

5. Cornelius BODDINGIUS, was christened 13 May 1718 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Hubertus Haring (Harinck) and Apollonia Haring (Harinck), a brother and sister of his paternal grandmother Catharina Harinck. He was named after his paternal grandfather Cornelis Boddingius. He died shortly after birth and was buried 15 May 1718 in Goes. The family paid 1 pound (£1-0-0) for his burial in the Nederkerk.
6. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was christened 14 July 1724 in Goes and died October 1792 in Goes at age 68.
7. Kornelius BODDINGIUS, was christened 13 November 1725 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Cornelis Boddingius. No witnesses were recorded for his christening. He died 18 September 1727 in Goes, at almost 2 years of age. The family paid 1 pound (£1-0-0) for his burial in the Nederkerk.
8. Cornelis BODDINGIUS, was christened 31 March 1730 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Cornelis Boddingius. No witnesses were recorded for his christening. He died later that year in Goes, possibly shortly after his birth. The family paid 1 pound (£1-0-0) for his burial in the Nederkerk.

Nicolaus BODINGIUS, child of Cornelis BODDINGIUS and Catharina HARINCK, was christened 6 March 1693 in Goes and died 29 July 1729, presumably in Goes, at age 36. His christening was witnessed by his uncle Zacharias Boddingius, Cornelis Stroobant, his aunt Sara van de Port , wife of D. (Rev.) Abraham Harinck and his aunt Anna Boddingius, wife of Frederick Bronckhorst. He was named after his paternal grandfather Nicolaes Bodding / Boddingius.

He married 15 February 1726 at age 32:

Johanna BAERT, child of Johannes BAERT (born in 1672, married in 1696, died in 1741, beer brewer in Vlissingen (Z)) and Elisabeth ADRIAANSDR (died before 1701).

They had the following children:

1. N.N. BODDINGIUS, was born about 1727, presumably in Zierikzee (Z) and died after 29 July 1729.

2. Catharina BODDINGIUS, was born in 27 October 1728 in Zierikzee (Z) and died 8 October 1794 in Haarlem (NH), just a few weeks short of her 66th birthday. She was named after her paternal grandmother Catharina Harinck.

    

   She married in 1748 in Batavia (now Jakarta), Indonesia at about age 20:

   Jan van den BRIEL, was born 13 March 1709, presumably in Dordrecht (ZH) (although no entry has been found in the church records) and  died 12 November 1781 in Haarlem (NH) at age 72, age 39 at the time of his marriage.

   According to ship-records of the VOC (Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie), Jan sailed on 26 April 1731 with the ship "Crooswijk" from Roterdam (ZH) to Batavia, in the rank of "Hooploper" (a fairly low rank) and arrived there on 15 December 1731. (DAS # 2835, Voyage # 3, Inventory # 14169).  He started working at the VOC's office in Decima (Japan). In 1741 he was promoted from bookkeeper and writer to assistant merchant and negotiator. In 1746 he was promoted once again, this time to merchant (koopman) and second in command (secund). In 1748 he became a resident of  Japara, a settlement on Java's northeast coast, now a part of Indonesia.

In 1751 he became "Suppoost van het comptoir-generaal" in Batavia. In 1752, after 21 years of service with the VOC, he retired and on 7 November 1752 they left Batavia on the ship "Nieuw-Vijvervreugd" and arrived at Fort Rammekens, near Ritthem (Z) on 21 June 1753. Later that year they settled in the village of Tricht (Gld), where they lived until 1770. In that year they moved to Haarlem (NH), where they lived until their deaths, Jan in 1781 and Catharina in 1794.

A part of Jan van den Briel's diary, covering the period 1768 to 1771, has been preserved and it's contents was published in the "Bijdragen en Mededelingen van de Vereeninging Gelre, Volume XLII, Year 1939".

They both were witnesses at the following christenings in Goes:

• 10 September 1760, Johan Boddingius, child of her cousin Marcus Boddingius and Maria Daniels de Jonge.

• 27 March 1763, Catharina Boddingius, child of her cousin Marcus Boddingius and Maria Daniels de Jonge.

They did not have any children of their own.

Anna (Johanna) BODDINGIUS, child of Cornelis BODDINGIUS and Catharina HARINCK, was christened 31 July 1697 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Her mother's brother D. (Rev.) Abraham Harinck, Reverend in Heijnkenssant and his wife Sara van de Port. She was named after her paternal grandmother Anna Cornelis Croock.

She married (1), on 26 October 1718 in Goes at age 21, with marriage banns first published on 7 October 1718 in Goes:

Jacobus VERSCHUIJL, child of Paulus VERSCHUIJL and Johanna SCHOUTS, was born about 1694 in Middelburg (Z) and died 6 August 1722 in Goes at about age 28. He was a store keeper in Goes.

The entry in the Church Register for her marriage refers to her as Johanna Bodijnius.

They had the following children:

1. Johanna VERSCHUIJL, was christened 6 August 1719 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Paulus Verschuijl and her grandmother Catharina Harinck. She died in May 1778 in Goes, at age 58.

   She married 11 April 1743 in Goes at age 23:

   Pieter PIETERSE, child of Jan PIETERSE and Francijntje DARTH, was christened 11 September 1715 in Goes and died in October 1765 in Goes at age 50, age 27 at time of marriage.

   They had at least six children between 1743 and 1757 and according to an article in the "Nederlandse Leeuw", year 1976, pages 45-46, they had descendents with the following family names: Pieterse (Nederveen Pieterse, Van Uye Pieterse, Coenraads Pieterse en Van den Oudendijk Pieterse), Seijbel, Cornelisse, Sloover, Van Altena (Mispelblom van Altena), Van der Jagt, Braam, Statius Muller, Vader, Van der Os, Van den Broek, Nepveu, Benteyn, Hennequin, Dinger, Kollewijn, De Meester, Verhagen, Van Tienhoven, etc.

2. Catharina VERSCHUIJL, was christened 10 November 1720 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Miss (Juffrouw) Raphelse (which is Maria van Raphels, her mother's stepsister) and her aunt Catharijna Verschuijl. She was buried 25 March 1754 in Goes at age 30. She married:

   N.N. KASMAN.

3. Maria VERSCHUIJL, was christened 24 April 1722 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her mother's stepsister Maria van Raefels (Raphels) and Maria's husband Anthonij van Beijsselaer. She was buried in October 1790 in Goes, at age 68.

Anna (Johanna) BODDINGIUS married (2) on 1 March 1723 in Goes at age 25, with marriage banns first published on 12 February 1723:

Jan WILLEMSE, born in Domburg (Z).

Anna (Johanna) Boddingius was a witness at the following christenings in Goes:

• 25 December 1714, Leendert van Beijselaer, child of her stepsister Maria van Raphels and Anthonij van Beijselaer.

• 8 December 1716, Marcus Boddingius, child of her brother Adriaan Boddingius and Cornelia de Bockx.

• 29 May 1720, Elisabeth N.N., child of her sister in law Catharina Verschuijl and Willem N.N..

• 30 January 1722, Maria van Beijselaer, child of her stepsister Maria van Raphels and Anthonij van Beijselaer.

• 19 March 1723, Antonij van Beijselaer, child of her stepsister Maria van Raphels and Anthonij van Beijselaer.

Anthonij van BEIJSELAER, child of Lucas van BEIJSELAER and Francina VERHELLE, became closely related to the Boddingius family. He was christened 28 February 1683 in Goes and  died in 1742 in Goes at age 59.

He married 1 March 1702 in Goes at age 19, with marriage banns first published on 10 February 1702:

Cornelia van der STELLE, child of Marinus van der STELLE and Catharina HARINCK, was christened 20 November 1682 in Goes and died March 1708 in Goes at age 25, age 19 at time of marriage. They had the following children:

1. Francina van BEIJSELAER, was christened 17 January 1703 in Goes and died 19 October 1773 in Zierikzee (Z) at age 70. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandfather Lucas van Beijselaer and her maternal grandmother Catharina Harinck. She was named after her paternal grandmother Francina Verhelle. She married 8 July 1731 in Goes at age 28:

   Joos van MEEREM.

2. Marinus van BEIJSELAER, was christened 20 July 1704 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his mother 's stepfather Johan van Raphels and his paternal grandmother Francina Verhelle. He was named after his maternal grandfather Marinus van der Stelle. He was buried 3 September 1704 in Goes, not even two months old.

3. Lucas van BEIJSELAER, was christened 18 September 1705 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Cornelis Verlorenkost and Sara van der Port. He was named after his paternal grandfather, Lucas van Beijselaer. He was buried 26 November 1705 in Goes, just two months old.

4. Lucas van BEIJSELAER, was christened 16 November 1706 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandfather Lucas van Beijsselaar en Miss (Juffrouw) Apolonia Harinck. He was named after his paternal grandfather Lucas van Beijselaer. He died 25 June 1749 in Jaggernaipore, (north Coromandel) at age 43.

5. Marinus van BEIJSELAER, was christened 31 January 1708 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Corn. Stroobant and his mother's stepsister Maria van Raphels. He was named after his maternal grandfather Marinus van der Stelle. He died April 1708 in Goes, about three months old.

Anthonij van BEIJSELAER, after the death of his wife Cornelia van der Stelle, married (2) on 12 June 1709 in Goes at age 26, with marriage banns first published on 24 May 1709, his first wife's stepsister:

Maria van RAPHELS, child of Johan van RAPHELS (also Catharina Harinck's third husband) and Pieternella KOCK, was christened 2 February 1687 in Goes.

In 1763 she paid the church 1 pound and 17 shilling (£1-17-0) for the repair and heightening of her grave in the "Nederkerk". She died and was buried in March 1766 in Goes at age 79. The family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for the burial in the "Nederkerk", an additional 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) to have the church bells rung for half an hour and 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for the use of "baar" and "pelle".

At the time of her marriage she was 22 years old.

They had the following children:

1. Johan van BEIJSELAER, was christened 26 March 1710 in Goes and died 15 May 1710 in Goes at about 2 months old. His christening was witnessed by his maternal grandfather Johan van Raphels and Cornelia van Beijselaer, presumably his aunt. He was named after his maternal grandfather, Johan van Raphels.

2. Pieternella van BEIJSELAER, was christened 10 May 1711 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Marinus Janss Gobinol (?) and her mother's stepmother Catharina Harinck. She was named after her maternal grandmother Pieternella Kock.

   She died and was buried in October 1788 at age 77. The family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for her burial in the "Nederkerk", an additional 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) to have the church bells rung for an hour, a fine of 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) because the burial did not take place at the prescribed time and 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for the use of "baar" and "pelle".

   She married (1) on 3 February 1734 in Goes at age 22:

   Elias JOEL, child of Bastiaan JOEL and Janneken JANS, was christened 16 February 1712 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Jan Pouwis(?) en Sarah Bastiaans. He was a buckwheat grinder (boekweitmaler) in Goes.

   He died and was buried in February 1750 in Goes at age 38. The family paid 7 pound (£7-0-0) for a full grave in the "Nederkerk", 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for his burial there and an additional 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) to have the church bells rung for half an hour.

   At the time of his marriage he was 21years old. They had the following children:

   1. Johanna JOEL, was christened 19 November 1734 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandfather Mr. (De Heer) Anthonij van Beijselaer and her paternal grandmother Jannetje Jans. She was named after her paternal grandmother Jannetje Jans.

      She died 6 February 1808 in Goes at age 73. At the time of her death she was living  in the house with number C126. She was survived by one of her children and one grandchild. She married 11 June 1753 in Goes at age 18:

      Jan van den THOORN, child of Adriaan van den THOORN and Johanna OZIAS, was christened 4 September 1729 in Zierikzee (Z) and died 7 January 1768 in Veere (Z) at age 38, age 23 at time of marriage.

   2. Bastiaan JOEL, was christened 9 May 1736 in Goes and died in 1736 in Goes, shortly after birth. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandfather Anthonij van Beijselaer and Anthonij Jasen (?). He was named after his paternal grandfather Bastiaan Joel.

   3. Anthoni JOEL, was christened 9 May 1736 in Goes and died in 1736 in Goes, shortly after birth. His christening was witnessed by his aunt Maria van Beijselaer en Neeltje Jans. He was named after his maternal grandfather Anthonij van Beijselaer.

   4. Anthonij JOEL, was christened 26 June 1737 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his maternal grandparents Mr. (De Heer) Anthonij van Beijselaer and Miss (Juffrouw) Maria van Raphels. He was named after his maternal grandfather Anthonij van Beijselaer. He died and was buried in August 1780 in Goes at age 43. The family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for the burial in the "Nederkerk", an additional 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) to have the church bells rung for half an hour and 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for the use of "baar and pelle".

   5. Maria JOEL, was christened 18 July 1738 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandparents Mr. (De Heer) Anthonij van Beijselaer and Miss (Juffrouw) Maria van Raphels. She was named after her maternal grandmother Maria van Raphels.

      She died 12 April 1807 in Goes at age 68. At the time of her death she was living in the house with number C140. She was survived by five of her children.  She married 18 May 1757 in Goes at age 18:

      Willem VERTREGT.

   6. Bastiaan JOEL, was christened 2 October 1739 in Goes and died the same day in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his maternal grandfather Mr. (De Heer) Anthonij van Beijselaer and Sara ..dams. He was named after his paternal grandfather Bastiaan Joel.

   7. Francina JOEL, was christened 19 December 1741 in Goes and died 22 February 1809 at age 67. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandfather Mr. (De Heer) Anthonij van Beijselaer. She was named after her maternal great-grandmother Francina Verhelle.

      In 1766 she paid 12 shilling (£0-12-0) and in 1788, 17 shilling (£0-17-0) for a seat in the "Grote Kerk" in Goes.

      She married 5 November 1767 in Goes at age 25:

      Cornelis SNOEP, child of Thomas SNOEP (christened 29 November 1711 in Goes, married 27 March 1737 in Goes, died November 1784 in Goes) and Adriana SWAAN (christened 15 February 1700/1 in Drimmelen (NB), died 28 April 1748 in Goes). He was christened 2 May 1742 in Goes.

      He died 11 January 1795 in Goes at age 52. For the burial in the "Nederkerk" the family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8). The family paid an additional 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) to have the church bells rung for an hour and a fine of 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) because the burial did not take place at the prescribed time. Additional charges were also levied for use of "baar" and "pelle".

      He apparently was a former Officer because from 1781 until 1784 he was seated in the Ensign (Vaandrigs) bench, part of a section of benches in the church reserved for the War Council (Krijgsraad Banken), for which he paid 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) a year.

      In 1785 he paid 12 shilling (£0-12-0) for another seat in the church.

      At the time of his marriage he was 25 years old. They had the following children:

      1. Adriana SNOEP, was christened 17 February 1769 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandfather Thomas Snoep and her maternal grandmother Pieternella van Beijselaer. She was named after her paternal grandmother Adriana Swaan.

         She died 20 February 1832 at 8 PM in Goes, in the house with the number D211, at age 63. Her death was registered two days later by Nicolaas Katsman (44) and Johannes Magielse (53), both undertakers living in Goes and acquaintances of the family. She married:

         Franciscus Henricus Wagenaar, date and place of birth and death unknown. His wife however died a widow.

      2. Pieternella SNOEP, was christened 25 January 1771 in Goes and died 25 January 1842 in Goes at age 71. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandfather Thomas Snoep and her maternal grandmother Pieternella van Beijselaer after whom she was named.

      3. Johanna SNOEP, was christened 8 March 1772 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her uncle Jan Snoep after whom she was named and her aunt Neeltje de Puijt.

      4. Maria SNOEP, was christened 14 September 1774 in Goes and died 29 October 1851 in Goes at age 77. Her christening was witnessed by her aunt Maria Joel after whom she was named and Maria's husband Willem Vertrecht.

      5. N.N. SNOEP, a child with unknown name, sex and date of birth, was buried in the "Choor" of the "Preekkerk" in August 1777 in Goes. The cost of the burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for use of the children's "pelle".

      6. Elias SNOEP, was christened 11 November 1778 in Goes. No witnesses were recorded for the christening. He was named after his maternal grandfather Elias Joel. He died and was buried in April 1780 in Goes, just 19 months old. He was buried in the "Nederkerk" and the cost of his burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4).

      7. Thomas SNOEP, was christened 7 June 1780 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandfather Thomas Snoep after whom he was named and Catharina Suzanne Snoep, presumably his aunt.

         He died 1 February 1828 in Coevorden (D).

      8. Neeltje SNOEP, was christened 16 November 1781 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her aunt Neeltje de Puijt after whom she was named and her husband Hendrik van de Thoren (Thoorn). She died and was buried in November 1782 in Goes, barely one year old. She was buried in the "Nederkerk" and the cost of her burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

   Pieternella van BEIJSELAER married (2) on 9 November 1750 in Goes at age 39:

   Johan de PUIJT, child of Zacharias Willemsz de PUIJT and Maria Jansdr de MOL, was christened 24 May 1716 in Kapelle (Z) and died before December 1770 in Goes. He was a buckwheat grinder (boekweitmaler) in Goes, just like Pieternella's first husband, Elias Joel, whose business he presumably continued.

   On 14 November 1750, he became a Citizen (poorter) of Goes and in 1766 was the Director of the "Weduwenbeurs" in Goes.

   They had the following children:

   1. Neeltje de PUIJT, was christened 20 December 1751 in Goes and died 30 September 1836 in Zierikzee (Z) at age 84. She married 15 June 1778 in Goes at age 26:

      Hendrik van den THOORN, child of Cornelis van den THOORN and Maria de GROOTE, was christened 20 December 1743 in Goes and died 4 November 1811 in Zierikzee (Z) at age 67, age 34 at time of marriage.

   2. Antonia de PUIJT, was christened 11 May 1753 in Goes and died 11 April 1754 in Goes, almost 1 year old.

   3. Anthonij van Beijselaer de PUIJT, was christened 6 October 1754 in Goes.

3. Johan van BEIJSELAER, was christened 17 February 1713 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his maternal grandfather Johan van Raphels after whom he was named and  Cornelia de Bock, the wife of his mother's stepbrother Adriaan Boddingius.

   He was a master silver smith in Goes. From 1740 until at least 1758, he was seated in the first bench (eerste bogt) of the church, for which he paid 8 shilling and 6 pence (£0-8-6) a year. As a former Captain, from 1761 until 1782 he was seated in the Captain's bench of the section reserved for the War Council (Krijgsraad Banken), for which most of these years he paid 10 shilling (£0-10-0) a year. In 1766 he paid 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for a new seat in the "Grote Kerk".

   He was buried in October 1788 in Goes at age 75. The family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for the burial in the "Nederkerk", an additional 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) to have the church bells rung for half an hour and  8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for the use of "baar" and "pelle".

4. Leendert van BEIJSELAER, was christened 25 December 1714 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his uncle Leendert van Raphels after whom he was named and his mother's stepsister Anna Boddingius.

5. Anthonij van BEIJSELAER, was christened 28 October 1718 in Goes and died 7 June 1719 in Goes, less than 1 year old. His christening was witnessed by Mons. Pieterse de Fries en Miss (Juffrouw) Johanna van de Genegzer (?). He was named after his father.

6. Maria van BEIJSELAER, was christened 30 January 1722 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her mother's stepsister Johanna Boddingius and her husband Jacobus Verschuijl. She was named after her mother.

7. Anthonij van BEIJSELAER, was christened 19 March 1723 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by Pieter de Fries and his mother's stepsister Anna Boddingius. He was named after his father.

Anthonij van Beijselaer was a witness at the following christenings in Goes:

• 14 March 1714, Adriana Boddingius, child of his wife's stepbrother, Adriaan Boddingius and Cornelia de Bockx.

• 26 July 1715, Catharijna Boddingius, child of his wife's stepbrother, Adriaan Boddingius and Cornelia de Bockx.

• 19 November 1734, Johanna Joel, child of his daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

• 9 May 1736, Anthoni Joel, child of his daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

• 2 October 1739, Bastiaan Joel, child of his daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

• 19 December 1741, Francina Joel, child of his daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

Maria van Raphels was a witness at the following christenings in Goes:

• 31 January 1708, Marinus van Beijselaer, child of her future husband Anthonij van Beijselaer and her stepsister Cornelia van der Stelle.

• 10 November 1720, Catharina Verschuijl, child of Jacobus Verschuijl and her stepsister Anna Boddingius.

• 6 October 1754, Anthonij van Beijselaer de Puijt, child of her daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Johan de Puijt.

Together Anthonij van Beijselaer and Maria van Raphels were witnesses at the following christenings in Goes:

• 24 April 1722, Maria Verschuijl, child of Jacobus Verschuijl and Maria's stepsister Anna Boddingius.

• 26 June 1737, Antonij Joel, child of their daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

• 18 July 1738, Maria Joel, child of their daughter Pieternella van Beijselaer and Elias Joel.

Thomas SNOEP, child of Cornelis SNOEP and Francina JOEL, was christened 7 June 1780 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandfather Thomas Snoep after whom he was named and Catharina Suzanne Snoep, presumably his aunt.

He died 1 February 1828 in Coevorden (D) at age 47.

In 1797 he paid 12 shilling (£0-12-0) for a seat in the "Grote Kerk" in Goes in the section 't Latijnse bogt.

He married (1) in August 1800 in Middelburg (Z), with marriage banns first published in Middelburg (Z) on 27 July 1800:

Johanna Cornelia van GOETHEM, was born in 1779, presumably in Middelburg (Z). She died 7 May 1808 in Goes, a day after giving birth to her only surviving child and was buried that same day.

They had the following children:

1. N.N. SNOEP, a child with unknown name, sex and date of birth, was buried March 1803 in Goes.

2. N.N. SNOEP, a child with unknown name, sex and date of birth, was buried November 1804 in Goes.

3. Johanna Cornelia SNOEP, was born 6 May 1808 and christened 8 June 1808. She was named after her mother, who died giving birth to her. She died 30 May 1882 in Dordrecht (ZH) at age 74.

   She married 9 June 1831 in Goes at age 29, with marriage banns published in Goes on 29 May 1831and 5 June 1831:

   Adriaan BODDINGIUS, child of Marcus BODDINGIUS and Pieternella HARINCK, was christened 20 December 1801 in Goes and died 8 April 1861 in Goes at age 59.

Thomas SNOEP, after the death of his wife Johanna Cornelia van Goethem, apparently left Goes and moved to Groningen (Gr) a city in the northeastern part of the Netherlands, together with a (still married ?) woman he met in Goes and with whom he had a child out of wedlock.

He married (2) her, on 10 May 1812 in Groningen (Gr) at age 31:

Johanna Louiza van der ELBURG, child of Johannes Louis van der ELBURG and Sara van WEERDE, was born 8 January 1775 in 's-Gravenhage (ZH), age 37 at the time of her (third) marriage. She died 4 August 1828 in Coevorden (D) at age 53.

They had the following children:

1. Tonia SNOEP, was born 14 July 1810 in Groningen (Gr) and died unmarried and without children, on 7 April 1849 in Coevorden (D) at age 38. She was born out of wedlock.

2. Francina Cornelia SNOEP, was born 25 June 1819 in Usquert (Gr) and died 25 June 1844 in Odoorn (D) at age 25, six weeks after giving birth to her third child.

   At age 18 she gave birth to her first child from an unknown father:

   1. Thomas SNOEP, was born 9 August 1837 in Coevorden (D) and died 5 June 1839 in Coevorden (D), not even 2 years old. He was named after his maternal grandfather Thomas Snoep.

   She married 1 April 1842 in Coevorden (D) at age 22, while six months pregnant with her second child:

   Gerardus Johannes ABELS, child of  Johannes Bernardus ABELS and Maria LAARMAN, was born 14 October 1810 in Tilburg (NB) and died 8 December 1868 in Diever (D) at age 58. He was 31 years old at the time of his marriage.

    

   Francina Cornelia Snoep, who had not reached the age of majority yet at the time of her marriage and whose parents were both already deceased at that time, got consent to marry from her guardians Johannes Theodoor Wenniger and Nicolaas Brons (husband of her half sister Hendrina Pott (see below)).

   They had the following children:

   1. Maria ABELS, was born 7 June 1842 in Norg (D) and died 17 February 1871 in Frederiksoord (D) at age 28. She married 6 April 1867 in Diever (D) at age 24:

      Jans POL, child of Roelof POL and Hendrikje Harms EETEN, was born 28 February 1842 in Westerbork (D) and died 9 November 1892 in Frederiksoord (D) at age 50. He was 25 years old at the time of his marriage. They had descendants.

   2. Johannes Bernardus ABELS, was born 23 April 1844 in Exloo (D) and died 11 May 1846 in Dalen (D), just 2 years old.

Johanna Louiza van der ELBURG, prior to her marriage with Thomas Snoep, married (1):

Sypke Pieters VERVEEN BOERS.

They had the following children:

1. Sara Anna VERVEEN BOERS, was born in 1792 in Amsterdam (NH) and died 2 August 1879 in Delft (ZH) at age 87. She married 17 April 1839 in Delft (ZH) at age 47:

   Albertus Johannes MOJEL, child of Arnoldus MOJEL and Sara Josina van der BURGH, was born 3 August 1804 in Delft (ZH) and died 18 January 1868 in Delft (ZH) at age 68. He was 34 years old at the time of his marriage.

   They did not have any children.

Johanna Louiza van der ELBURG, prior to her marriage with Thomas Snoep, married (2):

Arie POTT, child of Paulus POTT and Maartje BAKKER, was born 30 July 1772 in Alkmaar (NH) and died 18 July 1816 in Goes at age 43. At the time of his death, he was living in the house with number B123 and was the city's head obstetrician.

They probably married sometime around 1793 and got divorced sometime before 23 October 1811, when he remarried and after his wife had run off with Thomas Snoep.

They had the following children:

1. Maria Poulina POT, was born 16 or 26 October 1794 in Alkmaar (NH) and died 9 April 1876 in Kloosterveen (D) at age 81. She married 23 May 1818 in Assen (D) at age 23:

   Johannes Jacobus ROODHART, child of Anthoni ROODHART and Jannetje van ROGTEREN, was born 16 February 1794 in Groningen (Gr) and died 15 June 1843 in Smilde (D) at age 49. He was 24 years old at the time of his marriage. They had descendants.

2. Maartje POT, was born 17 April 1799 in Goes and died 5 March 1827 in Assen (D) at age 27. She married 26 August 1820 in Assen (D) at age 21:

   Reinder WESSELS, child of Hendrik WESSELS and Aaltje Lucas SCHURING, was born 11 November 1797 in Assen (D) and died 12 October 1837 in Assen (D) at age 39. He was 22 years old at the time of his marriage. They had descendants.

3. Hendrina POT, was born 5 November 1800 in Goes and died 11 September 1883 in Coevorden (D) at age 82. She married 12 September 1834 in Coevorden (D) at age 33:

   Nicolaas BRONS, child of Hindrik BRONS and Amalia de BOK, was born 3 May 1813 in Coevorden (D) and died 1 November 1847 in Coevorden (D) at age 34. He was 21 years old at the time of his marriage. They had descendants.

4. Diewertje Pieters POT, was christened 26 January 1806 in Goes. Referred to as the "Youngest child of Arie", she died 11 December 1807 in Goes at (almost) age 2. At the time of her death she was living in the house with number D36.

They had the following children:

1. Adriana BODDINGIUS, was christened 5 April 1748 in Goes. She was named after her paternal grandfather Adriaan Boddingius. No witnesses were recorded for her christening. She died and was buried in April 1748 in Goes, just a few days old. The family paid 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) for her burial in the "Nederkerk" and an additional 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

2. Cornelia BODDINGIUS, was christened 17 September 1749 in Goes and died 3 September 1820 in Goes at almost age 71.

3. Apollonia BODDINGIUS, was christened 22 January 1751 in Goes and died 17 January 1827 in Montfoort (U), a few days short of her 76th birthday.

4. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, was christened 13 October 1752 in Goes and died 27 March 1810 in Goes at age 57.

5. Daniel BODDINGIUS, was christened 25 December 1754 in Goes and died 3 December 1832 in Goes at age 77.

6. Johannes BODDINGIUS, was christened 10 June 1757 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his aunt Stevelina Daniels de Jonge and her husband Johannes Bliek, after whom he was named. He died and was buried May 1759 in Goes, almost 2 years old. The family paid 1 pound 6 shilling and 4 pence (£1-6-4) for his burial in the "Nederkerk" and an additional 4 shilling (£0-4-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

7. Johan (Jan) BODDINGIUS, was christened 10 September 1760 in Goes and died 10 July 1832 in Wemeldinge (Z) at age 71.

8. Catharina BODDINGIUS, was christened 27 March 1763 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by Jan van den Briele and her aunt Catharina Boddingius, after whom she was named. She died and was buried in September 1765 in Goes, just 2.5 years old. The family paid 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) for her burial in the "Nederkerk" and an additional 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

9. N.N. BODDINGIUS, a child with an unknown name, sex and date of birth, was buried in Goes in October 1766. The family paid 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) for the burial in the "Nederkerk" and an additional 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

Marcus Boddingius followed in the footsteps of his father Adriaan Boddingius and was a gold and silversmith. In 1741, at the age of 17, he was accepted as a goldsmith and in 1787 as a silversmith.

He is known to have been a member (M) or Deacon (D) of the guild in 1741-1744 (M), 1745-1746 (D), 1748-1750 (M), 1751(D), 1752 (M), 1754-1756 (M), 1758-1759 (M), 1760 (D), 1761 (M), 1764-1778 (M), 1779 (D), 1780-1792 (M).

One of his students was Leendert van Wijngaarden, who in 1779 married his daughter Apollonia Boddingius and in 1776 settled himself as a silversmith in Oudewater (U).

Marcus Boddingius was Captain of the 1st Company of "de Edele Handboog der Schutterij" in 1777, an alderman in 1785 and Commissioner of "Kleine Zaken" in 1786.

From the second half of 1743 until 1746, he was seated in the third bench (derde bogt) of the church and in 1747 moved to the second bench (tweede bogt). He paid 8 shilling and 6 pence (£0-8-6) a year for his seat. In 1763, 1766, 1767, 1772 - 1776 and 1779 until his death in 1792 he was seated in the Captain's bench of the section reserved for the War Council (Krijgsraad Banken).

In 1776, 1781, 1782 and from 1785 until his death in 1792, he was an elder of the "Nederlands Hervormde Kerk" in Goes. During the period that he was not an elder of the church, he paid 10 shilling (£0-10-0) a year for his seat.

He died and was buried in October 1792 in Goes at age 68. The family paid 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) for the burial in the "Nederkerk", an additional 2 pound 6 shilling and 8 pence (£2-6-8) to have the church bells rung for an hour and a fine of 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) because the burial did not take place at the prescribed time. An additional 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) was paid for the use of "baar" and "pelle".

The financial records of 1769 for the church contain the following entry: "Betaald aan Marcus Bodingius wegens leverantie van vier zilvere Bekers tot de bediening van het H. Avondmaal £ 21-2-6", meaning he was paid 21 pound 2 shilling and 6 pence (£21-2-6) for the supply of four silver goblets to be used with the service of the Last Supper.

Together Marcus Boddingius and Maria Daniels de Jonge were witnesses at the following christenings in Goes:

• 4 Augustus 1779, Marcus Does, child of their daughter Cornelia Boddingius and Adriaan Does.

• 23 March 1781, Magchalina Does, child of their daughter Cornelia Boddingius and Adriaan Does.

• 7 December 1781, Marcus Boddingius, child of their son Daniel Boddingius and Judith Amijs.

• 4 May 1785, Maria Boddingius, child of their son Johan Boddingius and Pieternella Oversluis.

• 25 December 1789, Maria Boddingius, child of their son Johan Boddingius and Pieternella Oversluis.

Jacoba SOETEBIER.

Adriaan DOES, after the death of Jacoba Soetebier, married (2) on 30 October 1758 in Goes:

Eva OVERSLUIS, child of Cornelis OVERSLUIS and Pieternella DIJKWEL, was christened 24 February 1722 in Goes, died April 1766 in Goes.

Adriaan DOES, after the death of Eva Oversluis, married (3) on 15 December 1766 in Goes:

Adriana van der MAAS.

Adriaan DOES and his fourth wife Cornelia BODDINGIUS had the following children:

1. Magchelina DOES, was christened 3 January 1776 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius and Maria Daniels de Jonge. She was named after her paternal grandfather Machiel Does.

   She died in August 1776 in Goes, only 7 months old and was buried in the "Nederkerk". The family paid 1pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) for her burial and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

2. N.N. DOES, died and was buried April 1777 in Goes. The family paid 4 shilling and 2 pence (£0-4-2) for the burial in the churchyard.

3. Marcus DOES, was born 29 July 1779 in Goes and christened 4 August 1779 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his maternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius, after whom he was named, and Maria de Jonge. He died 30 August 1861at 8 AM in Goes at age 82. His death registration was witnessed by his son Adriaan Does, merchant in Goes and his son in law Jan Staf, smith in Goes.

    

   He initially followed in the footsteps of his father and became a gold and silver smith in Goes. He had been a student at his uncle Daniel Boddingius, on 1 March 1790.

   As Master gold and silver cashier (kashouder), he took the oath for quality inspector (keurmeester) of gold and silver for Goes on 26 June 1807.

   His Master symbol was "MD" in a rectangle and later "MD" with a little rose. His business was liquidated and his master seals destroyed on 18 November 1836.

    

   He was a witness at the marriage of his sister Magchalina Does with Abraham van den Volkere, on 3 October 1822 in Goes.

   In January 1800 he paid 12 shilling (£0-12-0) for a seat in the church in Goes in the section named de Renne.

   He married (1), in a closed session of the church (besloten kerk), on 2 November 1808 in Goes at age 29, with marriage banns first published on 13 October 1808:

   Johanna van der HOEK, child of Gijsbertus van der HOEK and Jacoba Josina Smijtegeld, was christened 17 May 1786 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by the Most Honorable Daniel van der Hoek, Reverend in Poortvliet and Miss (Juffrouw) Johanna Stam.

   She died 1 January 1830 at 10:30 AM in Goes, in the house with number A183, at age 43. Her death was registered by Johannes Magielse (51), an undertaker and Dingenis Remijn (29), a bread baker, both living in Goes and acquaintances of the family. At the time of her death she was not working for a living (particuliere).

   They had the following children:

   1. Cornelia Adriana DOES, was christened 27 November 1809 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandmother Cornelia Boddingius. Her parents and her grandmother were all listed as members of the Nederlands Hervormde Kerk (Dutch Reformed Church) in Goes, at the time she was christened. She was named after both her paternal grandparents, Cornelia Boddingius and Adriaan Does.

      She died 3 October 1815 in Goes at 10 AM, in the house with number A183, almost 6 years old. Her death was registered the next day by her father Marcus Does and Coenraad Roelofse (37), a store keeper and neighbour.

   2. Jacoba Gijsberta DOES, was born 5 September 1811 in Goes. She was named after both her maternal grandparents Gijsbertus van der Hoek and Jacoba Josina Smijtegeld.

      She died 25 July 1812 in Goes at 3 PM in the house with number A183, just 10 months old. Her death was registered the next day by her father and her uncle(?) Gijsbertus van der Hoek.

   3. Jacoba Gijsberta DOES, was born 21 January 1814 in Goes. She was named after both her maternal grandparents Gijsbertus van der Hoek and Jacoba Josina Smijtegeld.

      She died unmarried on 12 June 1875 in 's-Heerenhoek (Z), at age 61.

   4. Adriana Cornelia DOES, was born 18 August 1816 in Goes. She was named after both her paternal grandparents, Adriaan Does and Cornelia Boddingius. She was a servant. She died 26 January 1890 in Goes at age 73.

      She married 18 February 1847 in Goes at age 30, with intent to marry registered on 6 February 1847 in Goes and marriage banns published on 7 February 1847 and 14 February 1847:

      Jacobus de JONGE, child of Johannes de JONGE and Johanna OTTE, was born 17 November 1816 in Goes and died after 30 April 1868, age 30 at time of marriage. He was a saddle maker. They had at least two children.

   5. Adriaan DOES, was born 4 December 1817 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Adriaan Does.

      He died 2 July 1818 in Goes at 1 PM, in the house with number A183, almost 7 months old. His death was registered the next day by his maternal grandfather Gijsbertus van der Hoek (58), a notary and Theunis Pieterse (34), a surgeon and acquaintance of the family, both living in Goes.

   6. Anna Josina DOES, was born 4 January 1819 in Goes. She was named after her mother and her maternal grandmother Jacoba Josina Smijtegeld.

      She died 14 September 1819 in Goes at 2 AM in the house with number A183, just 8 months old. Her death was registered the next day by her father Marcus Does and Johannis Magielse (41), a storekeeper and acquaintance of the family.

   7. Cornelis DOES, was born 30 January 1821 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandmother, Cornelia Boddingius. Cornelis and Machielina (see below) were twins.

      He was a laborer and soldier. He died 11 March 1895 in Eelde (D) at age 74.

      He married 4 February 1864 in Groningen (Gr) at age 43:

      Annechien EERHARD, child of Hindrik David EERHARD and Annegien PETRIJ, was born 5 March 1832 in Groningen (Gr) and died 18 July 1872 in Groningen (Gr) at age 40, age 31at the time of marriage. She was a seamstress. They had at least four children.

   8. Machielina DOES, was born 30 January 1821 in Goes. She was named after her aunt Magchalina Does. She died 14 June 1900 in Goes at age 79. She was named after her father's sister Machelina Does.

      Cornelis (see above) and Machielina were twins.

   9. Johanna DOES, was born 7 July 1825 in Goes. She was named after her mother.

      She died 21 July 1825 at 6 AM in Goes in the house with number A183 , just two weeks old. Her death was registered the next day by Jan Sleutel (73), an undertaker (lijkdienaar) and Johannis Pilaar (54), a clerk of the court (griffier), both living in Goes and acquaintances of the family.

    

   Marcus DOES married (2) on 1 September 1831 in Goes at age 52, with marriage banns published on 24 April 1831and 1 May 1831:

   Maria SLOOVER, child of Engel SLOOVER and Anna SEIJBEL, was christened 16 December 1798 in Goes and died 5 June 1883 in Goes at age 84, age 32 at time of marriage. At the time of her marriage, she was not working for a living (particuliere) and was living in Goes.

   They had the following children:

   1. Adriaan DOES, was born 19 November 1831 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Adriaan Does. He died 28 September 1863 in Goes, at age 31. He was a traveling merchant.

      He was a witness at the marriage of his brother Engel Does with Helena Elisabeth Reijnhout on 14 October 1858 in Goes and also at the marriage of his sister Kornelia Does with Jacobus Barbier on 1 August 1861 in Goes. He was one of the registrants of the death of his father Marcus Does on 30 August 1861 in Goes.

      He married 22 December 1853 in Goes at age 22, with intent to marry registered on 10 December 1853 in Goes and marriage banns published on 11 December 1853 and 18 December 1853:

      Anna BOONE, child of Jan BOONE and Anna GLAS, was born 15 September 1824 in Colijnsplaat (Z) and died 21 September 1904 in Delft (ZH) at age 80.

      At the time of her marriage she was 29 years old and a servant living in Goes. She later was a storekeeper. They had at least four children.

   2. Engel DOES, was born 26 December 1832 in Goes. He was named after his maternal grandfather Engel Sloover. He died 18 December 1897 in Goes at age 64. He was a silversmith and gilder (vergulder) in Goes. He was a witness at the marriage of his sister Kornelia Does with Jacobus Barbier on 18 January 1861 in Goes.

      He married (1) on 14 October 1858 in Goes, at age 25, with intent to marry registered on 2 October 1858 in Goes and marriage banns published on 3 October 1858 and 10 October 1858:

      Helena Elisabeth REIJNHOUT, child of Marinus REIJNHOUT and Laurina KOSTEN, was born 6 April 1839 in Goes and died 30 March 1878 in Goes at age 38, age 19 at time of marriage. Their marriage was witnessed by Adriaan Does, brother of the groom and Abraham van den Volkere, uncle of the groom.

      They had at least eight children, some with descendants.

       

      Engel DOES married (2) on 14 August 1879 in Goes, at age 46, with intent to marry registered on 31 July 1878 in Goes and marriage banns published on 3 August 1878 and 10 August 1878:

      Josina NOUT, child of Joos NOUT and Santina WESTERWEEL, was born 30 September 1838 in Goes and died 9 February 1885 in Goes at age 46, age 40 at time of marriage. She was a charwoman (werkvrouw). Their marriage was witnessed by Jan Staf, smith in Goes and brother in law of the groom. They had no children that are known of.

      Josina NOUT previously married (1) on 4 May 1871 in Goes:

      Pieter Johannes ROGGE, child of Adriaan ROGGE and Maria MEULENDIJK, was born in 1837 in Goes and died before 1879.

      Their marriage was witnessed by Engel Does.

   3. Marcus DOES, was born 10 October 1834 in Goes and died 21 September 1913 in Goes at age 78. He was named after his father. Marcus and Marinus (see below) were twins. He was a coachman (koetsier) in Goes.

      He married 10 May 1860 in Goes at age 25, with intent to marry registered on 26 April 1860 in Goes and marriage banns published on 29 April 1860 and 6 May 1860:

      Adriana Maria van de VELDE, child of Anthonij van de VELDE and Johanna VERHEULE, was born 17 November 1836 in Goes and died 17 January 1910 in Goes at age 73.  She was a servant.

      They had at least eleven children, some with descendants.

   4. Marinus DOES, was born 10 October 1834 in Goes and died 14 January 1835 in Goes, at three months old. He was named after his mother. Marcus (see above) and Marinus were twins.
   5. Marinus DOES, was born 26 March 1836 in Goes and died 25 May 1837 in Goes, at age 1. He was named after his mother.

   6. Kornelia DOES, was born 11 November 1837 in Goes and died 27 May 1910 in Goes at age 72. She was named after her paternal grandmother Cornelia Boddingius. She was a servant.

      She married 1 August 1861 in Goes at age 29, with intent to marry registered on 19 July 1861 in Goes and marriage banns published on 21 July 1861and 28 July 1861:

      Jacobus BARBIER, child of Engel BARBIER and Elisabeth KESSELAAR, was born 1 September 1837 in Goes and died 1 February 1906 in Goes at age 68, age 23 at time of marriage. Their marriage was witnessed by Adriaan Boutens, 34 years, carpenter, stepfather of the groom, Jacob van Liere, 25 years, innkeeper, brother in law of the groom, Adriaan Does, 28 years, merchant and Engel Does, 27years, silversmith, both brothers of the bride, all living in Goes.

      They had at least nine children, some with descendants.

   7. Maria DOES, was born 31 March 1840 in Goes and died 29 May 1840 in Goes, less than two months old. She was named after her mother. Her death registration was witnessed by her uncle Abraham van den Volkere, goldsmith in Goes.

4. Magchalina DOES, was born and christened 23 March 1781 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandparents, Marcus Boddingius en Maria Daniels de Jonge. She was named after her paternal grandfather Machiel Does.

   In 1797 her parents paid 17 shilling (£0-17-0) for a seat for her in the "Kleine Kerk" in Goes.

   She died 10 January 1855 in Goes at age 73.

   She married (1) on 16 April 1806 in Goes, with marriage banns first published in Goes on 26 March 1806:

   Louwerens (Laurus) de HOND, child of Jacobus Laurusse de HOND and Francina KAROL, was christened 12 December 1779 in Goes and died 2 December 1818 in Goes at 3 PM in the house in ward B with number 8, at age 38.

   At the time of their marriage he was 26 years old and she was 25 years old. He was a laborer.

   They had the following children:

   1. Hendrik de HOND, was born October 1807 in Goes and buried 13 June 1808 in Goes, just 8 months old. At the time of his death, he was living in the house with number C78. Hendrik and Sara Jacoba (see below) probably were twins.

   2. Sara Jacoba de HOND, was born October 1807 in Goes and buried 10 February 1808 in Goes, just 4 months old. At the time of her death she was living in the house with number C78. Hendrik (see above) and Sara Jacoba probably were twins.

   3. Jacobus de HOND, was born 19 July 1812 in Goes and christened 2 August 1812 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Jacobus Laurusse de Hond. He died 13 June 1859 in Goes at age 46.

      He married 5 June 1840 in Goes at age 27, with intent to marry registered on 23 May 1840 in Goes and marriage banns published in Goes on 24 May 1840 and 31 May 1840:

      Maria SCHEFFER, child of Johan Philip SCHEFFER and Pieternella HENDRIKS (both deceased at the time of Maria's marriage), was born 29 October 1819 in Goes.

      At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old and a teacher living in Baarland (Z), while she was 20 years old and living in Goes without an occupation.

      They had at least five children, four of whom died young and one who married and had children.

       

   Magchalina DOES married (2) on 3 October 1822 in Goes at age 41, with marriage banns published in Goes on 4  September 1822 and 5 September 1822:

   Abraham van den VOLKERE, child of Cornelis van den VOLKERE and Magdalena OVERSLUIS, was christened 4 May 1794 in Goes and died 3 October 1872 in Goes at age 78, age 28 at the time of his marriage. Their marriage was witnessed by Marcus Does, 43 years, brother of the bride.

   Abraham was the registrant of the death of his niece Maria Does, daughter of Marcus Does, on 29 May 1840 in Goes. He was also a witness at the marriage of Engel Does, son of his wife's brother Marcus Does, on 14 October 1858 in Goes. He was an apprentice goldsmith and later goldsmith in Goes.

   They had the following children:

   1. Magdalena Cornelia van den VOLKERE, was born 30 September 1823 in Goes. She was named after her paternal grandparents, Magdalena Oversluis and Cornelis van den Volkere.

      She died 20 November 1825 at 10 AM in Goes, in the house with number B3, at age 2. Her death was registered the next day by her grandfather Cornelis van de Volkere (63), a city messenger (stadsbode) and Johannes Pilaar (55), a clerk of the court (griffier) and acquaintance of the family, both living in Goes.

   2. Adriana  van den VOLKERE, was born in 1826 in Goes. She was named after her maternal grandfather, Adriaan Boddingius.

      She married 9 May 1861 in Baarland (Z) at age 35:

      Kornelis de LEEUW, child of  Dirk de LEEUW (farmer) and Kornelia HENDRIKE (farmer), was born in 1825 in Baarland (Z).

      At the time of his marriage he was 36 years old and a clog maker.

    

   Magdalena Oversluis, Abraham's mother, was a sister of Pieternella Oversluis, who was married to his wife's uncle Johan Boddingius.

   Eva Oversluis, the second wife of his father in law Adriaan Does, was the sister of his maternal grandfather Cornelis Oversluis, father of Magdalena and Pieternella Oversluis.

    

1. Sophia van WIJNGAARDEN, was born 19 January 1781 and christened 21 January 1781, both in Oudewater (U). She died and was buried 5 April 1781 in Oudewater (U), not even 3 months old.
2. Maria van WIJNGAARDEN, was born 18 September 1783 and christened 21 September 1783, both in Oudewater (U) She died 11 December 1804 in Montfoort (U) at age 21.
3. Sophia van WIJNGAARDEN, was born 7 August 1786 and christened 9 August 1786, both in Oudewater (U). She died 7 June 1788 and was buried 10 June 1788 in Oudewater (U) at age 1.
4. Sophia van WIJNGAARDEN, was born 3 June 1788 and christened 11 June 1788, both in Oudewater (U) She died 5 July 1788 and was buried 7 July 1788 in Oudewater (U), barely 1 month old. Apparently her older sister was very ill at the time of her birth and died four days later (7 June 1788). At her christening, which in turn took place just four days after the death of her older sister, she was given the same name as her sister which just died days before.
5. Sophia van WIJNGAARDEN, was born 10 August 1791 and christened 14 August 1791, both in Oudewater (U). She died 1 April 1876 in Montfoort at age 84 and married 25 November 1812 in Montfoort (U) at age 21:

   Johannes Adrianus Goris SIEVERTS, child of Frederikus SIEVERTS and Sophia ROOS, was born 12 March 1788 and christened 19 March 1788, both in Lommel. He died 17 December 1867 in Montfoort (U), at age 79. He was a miller of a peeling-mill (pelmolenaar) and tax collector for Montfoort (U). They had the following children:

   1. Frederik Johannes Hendrikus Christoforus SIEVERTS, was born 28 August 1814 in Montfoort (U) and died 27 December 1881 in Veenhuizen (D) at age 67.

      He married (1):

      Cornelia J. STILTING.

      After the deaths of his first wife, he married (2) on 25 October 1865 in Utrecht (U) at age 51:

      Anthonia Alberta LE FEVER, child of Pieter LE FEVER and Everdina de RUIJTER, born in 1836 in Utrecht (U), age 29 at the time of marriage.

      They divorced 24 January 1880 in Amersfoort (U).

   2. Helena Maria SIEVERTS, was born 13 July 1816 in Montfoort (U) and died 28 September 1878 in Montfoort (U) at age 62. She married 22 October 1852 in Montfoort (U) at age 36:

      Pieter MAZIREL, child of Pieter MAZIREL and Urmpje van KLAVEREN, date of birth unknown, died 30 September 1859.

   3. Sophia Rosa SIEVERTS, was born 18 June 1818 in Montfoort (U) and died later that year in Montfoort (U), only several months old.

   4. Sophia Rosa SIEVERTS, was born 30 March 1820 in Montfoort (U) and died 18 January 1876 in Amsterdam (NH) at age 55. She married 21 June 1850 in Montfoort (U) at age 30:

      Cornelis Christoffel Johanna HONIG, child of Johannes HONIG and Maria Agnes DERKSEN, was born 10 December 1820 in Utrecht (U). He was a merchant and member of the firm Honig, which later became a large food and staples company.

      They had descendants.

   5. Leendert SIEVERTS, was born 12 April 1821 in Montfoort (U) and died before 27 August 1825.

   6. Cornelia Adriana SIEVERTS, was born 1 April 1822 in Montfoort (U) and died 27 February 1887 in Montfoort (U) at age 64.

      She married 8 December 1870 in Montfoort (U), at age 48:

      Jan Christophel van DAM, child of Hendrik van DAM and Johanna EBINK, was born 14 April 1826 in IJsselstein (U) and died 3 May 1899 in Montfoort (U), at age 73. For more information about the ascendants of Jan Christophel van Dam, see "Kwartierstaat La Febre" on the website of J.L Kuiperi.

   7. Petronella Johanna SIEVERTS, was born 6 June 1823 in Montfoort (U) and died 20 May 1860 in Montfoort (U), at almost age 37.
   8. Elisabeth Maria SIEVERTS, was born 3 July 1824 in Montfoort (U) and died 2 July 1833 in Montfoort (U), one day before her 9th birthday.

   9. Leendert SIEVERTS, was born 27 August 1825 in Montfoort (U) and died in 1867, at about age 42.

      He married 2 September 1853 in Montfoort (U), at age 28:

      Alida van ES, child of Magiel van ES and Lijsbeth van der MEER.

      They had the following children:

      1. Johannes Adrianus Goris SIEVERTS, was born in 1854 in Bierum (Gr) and died before 1942.

         He married 24 May 1884 in Almelo Ambt (O) at age 30:

         Johanna HUISKES, child of Bartus HUISKES and Berendina BORDERWIJK, was born in 1862 in Weerselo (O) and died 13 May 1942 in Heemstede (NH) at age 80, age 22 at time of marriage.

      Alida van ES, after the death of her first husband, married (2) on 28 March 1872 at age 42:

      Jan VAN DAM, child of Hendrik VAN DAM and Aantje BRAKEL, was born in 1837 in Lange Ruige Weide (ZH), Netherlands. They divorced 17 October 1895 in Amsterdam (NH).

   10. Apollonia Frederika SIEVERTS, was born 22 November 1826 in Montfoort (U) and died before 29 April 1832.
   11. Apollonius Johannes SIEVERTS, was born 29 January 1828 in Montfoort (U) and died 9 March 1835 in Montfoort (U) at age 7.
   12. Johannes Adrianus Goris SIEVERTS, was born 6 May 1830 in Montfoort (U) and died 24 November 1832 in Montfoort (U) at age 2.

   13. Apollonia SIEVERTS, was born 29 April 1832 in Montfoort (U) and died 27 January 1878 in Montfoort (U) at age 45.

       She married 23 March 1860 in Montfoort (U), at age 27:

       Jan HULST, child of Jacobus HULST and Maria Carolina van KAMPHOFF, was born 25 November 1827 in 's-Gravenhage (ZH) and died 4 May 1865 in Kampen (O) at age 37, employed by the PTT, the Dutch Post, Telephone and Telegraph company.

6. Olivier Marcus van WIJNGAARDEN, was born and christened 1 November 1794 in Oudewater (U), died 6 February 1795 and was buried 9 February 1795 in Oudewater (U), barely three months old.

On 29 October 1803, Leendert van Wijngaarden bought a property for fl. 500 from Adriana Haks, widower of Matthijs Wendt, during his life a surgeon, which was described as:

"Een huis en erf, zijnde twee woningen onder één dak, belend ten oosten F.X. van den IJver, ten zuiden Aart Verlaan, ten westen Pieter Groen in 't Woud en ten noorden de Hereweg."

On 17 March 1804, a few months after this purchase, Leendert van Wijngaarden passed away and on 7 June 1805, a little over year after his death, Apollonia Boddingius, sold the property, which also included an apothecary store and surgical instruments, to Dirk Christiaan Stoets from Nieuwveen, for fl. 625.

On 4 December 1807, the house in Oudewater (U) where the family van Wijngaarden-Boddingius lived, was sold for fl. 1700 to Arnoldus van den Berg. The act recording this sale reads:

"Mejuffrouw Appolonia Bendensius, weduwe van wijlen de heer Leendert van Wijngaarden, verkoopt haar huis en erve aan de Hallebrugge, belent ten zuiden Pieter van Veen, ten noorden Jacomina Leenman."

Sometime during 1808 or 1809, Apollonia Boddingius and her only surviving daughter, Sophia Van Wijngaarden, who was 17 years at that time, moved to Montfoort (U), where on 28 June 1809 their attests of indemnity, issued by the city of Oudewater (U), were recorded in the records.

Apollonia lived at Hoogstraat 176 in Montfoort (U) when she bought the house with number 230 in the Hoogstraat on 28 December 1814 from Johannes Volkers. The new property was described as follows:

1. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was christened 30 November 1774 in Goes. No witnesses were recorded for his christening. He was named after his paternal grandfather Marcus Boddingius.

   He died and was buried in February 1775 in Goes, barely 2 months old. He was buried in the churchyard and the cost of his burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

2. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was born 12 February 1776 in Goes and died 4 July 1859 in Goes at age 83.

3. Pieternella BODDINGIUS, was born 21 January 1778 in Goes and died 3 December 1852 in Goes at age 74.

Adriaan Boddingius followed in the footsteps of both his father Marcus Boddingius and his grandfather Adriaan Boddingius and in 1779, when he was accepted as a gold and silversmith at the age of 26 or 27, became the third generation of Boddingius' with the profession of gold or silversmith.

He is know to have been a member of the guild in 1779, 1786-1787, 1791-1793 and 1797.

Some students known to have studied under him were Gerard Jansse, gold and silversmith in 1788, Martinus Hubertus Haring/Harinck, gold and silversmith on 1 August 1791 and his own son Marcus Boddingius, gold and silversmith on 1 May 1798.

In November 1796, Marcus Boddingius married Martinus Hubertus Harinck's older sister, Pieternella Harinck.

He also was an active member (Confrater) of the "St. Joris Schutterij", a bow and arrow guild/society, for which he made a new statue of their patron St. Joris, for their cup in 1780.

As a result of the fighting between the "Revolutionaries" (Patriotten) and Royalists (Prinsgezinden), about 60 homes were ransacked and partially or completely destroyed in Goes, between the 30th and the 31st of January 1787, including the house of Adriaan Boddingius in the Papegaaistraat.

Together Adriaan Boddingius and Cornelia Rijder were witnesses at the following christenings in Goes:

• 3 September 1797, Cornelia Adriana Boddingius, child of their son Marcus Boddingius and Pieternella Harinck.

• 20 December 1801, Adriaan Boddingius, child of their son Marcus Boddingius and Pieternella Harinck.

She died 28 October 1819 in Goes at 2 PM, in the house in ward D with number 8, at age 61. Her death was registered the next day by Pieter den Boer (69) and Cornelis Zitters (59), both city clerks (stadsbode) and acquaintances of the family. At the time of her death, both she and her husband, Daniel Boddingius, were rentiers (renteniers).

They had the following children:

1. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was christened 7 December 1781 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius, whom he was named after and Maria (Daniels) de Jonge. He died and was buried in July 1782 in Goes, only 7 months old. He was buried in de "Nederkerk" and the cost of his burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

Daniel Boddingius too, followed in the footsteps of both his father Marcus Boddingius and his grandfather Adriaan Boddingius and in 1778, when he was accepted as a gold and silversmith at age 23, also became the third generation of Boddingius' with the profession of gold or silversmith.

He is know to have been a member of the guild in 1779, 1786-1787, 1791-1793 and 1797.

Marcus Does, son of his sister Cornelia Boddingius and Adriaan Does, who himself was a gold and silversmith but died in 1788, was one of the students known to have studied under him as a gold and silversmith on 1 March 1790.

Together Daniel Boddingius and Judith Amijs were witnesses at the christening of Danalina Boddingius on 22 December 1805 in Goes, child of their nephew Marcus Boddingius and Pieternella Harinck.

Daniel BODDINGIUS married (2) on 2 May 1822 in Goes at age 67, with marriage banns published on 3 April 1822 and 4 April 1822:

Catharina DUIJVEWAART, daughter of Claas Antonis DUIJVEWAART and Maria de MOL, christened 16 November 1777 in Goes, died 7 April 1857 in Goes at age 79, age 44 at time of marriage. No witnesses were recorded for her christening.

At the time of his marriage with Catharina Duijvewaart, Daniel Boddingius was retired and living of his wealth (rentenier).

Jan Boddingius, just as his older brothers Adriaan and Daniel, followed in the footsteps of his father Marcus Boddingius and his grandfather Adriaan Boddingius and in 1784, when he was accepted as a gold and silversmith at the age of 23 or 24, became the third person of the third generation of Boddingius' working as gold or silversmith.

He is know to have been a member of the guild in 1786-1787, 1791-1793, 1795 and 1797. One of the students known to have studied under him was Cornelis Engelse on 26 October 1796.

As Master gold and silver cashier (kashouder), he took the oath for quality inspector (keurmeester) of gold and silver for Goes on 26 June 1807.

His Master symbol was a tree (1807).

He was an active member of the "St. Joris Schutterij", a bow and arrow guild/society, for which he performed an appraisal of their (silver) assets in 1786.

He also was closely involved in the liquidation of the guild and its assets in 1798, after the invasion and occupation of the city by French troops of Napoleon.

1. Maria BODDINGIUS, was christened 4 May 1785 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius and Maria (Daniels) de Jonge, whom she was named after.

   She died in February 1787 in Goes, just 20 months old and was buried together with her younger brother Cornelis Boddingius in February 1787 in Goes. She was buried at the churchyard and the cost of her burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

2. Cornelis BODDINGIUS, was christened 31 December 1786 in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius and Maria (Daniels) de Jonge. He was named after his maternal grandfather Cornelis Oversluis.

   He died in February 1787 in Goes, just 1month old and was buried together with his older sister Maria Boddingius in February 1787 in Goes. He was buried at the churchyard and the cost of his burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4) and 2 shilling (£0-2-0) for the use of the children's "pelle".

3. Maria BODDINGIUS, christened 25 December 1789 in Goes, died 19 September 1871 in Kruiningen (Z) at age 81. Her christening was witnessed by her paternal grandparents Marcus Boddingius and Maria (Daniels) de Jonge, whom she was named after. She married 19 May 1837 in Middelburg (Z):

   Cornelis DOMINICUS, child of Jacobus DOMINICUS (died February 1805 in Goes (Z)) and Geertruijda MISPELBLOM (died 29 February 1812 in Goes).

   He was born 3 July 1791 in Goes and died 6 May 1876 in Kruiningen (Z) at age 84.

   At the time of their marriage, he was 45 years old, a government Receiver (Rijks Ontvanger), living in Kruiningen (Z) and a widower for 3 years, while she was 47 years old, not working for a living (particuliere) and was living in Middelburg (Z).

   At the time of his death he was listed as a retired Government Receiver.

    

   Cornelis DOMINICUS, before his marriage with Maria Boddingius, married (1) on 29 April 1813 in Goes, at age21:

   Christina Anthonia DOMINICUS, child of Jan DOMINICUS and Cornelia ZEEVAART, born in 1794 in Goes, age 19 at time of marriage.

   She died 22 February 1834 in Kruiningen (Z), at age 40.

4. Aaltje BODDINGIUS, christened 18 November 1791 in Goes. No witnesses were recorded for her christening. She was named after her maternal grandmother Aaltje Steenbakker. She died and was buried in April 1793 in Goes, at one and a half years of age. The cost of her burial was 1 pound 3 shilling and 4 pence (£1-3-4).

5. Aaltje BODDINGIUS, christened 29 July 1795 in Goes. No witnesses were recorded for her christening. She was named after her maternal grandmother Aaltje Steenbakker. She died 17 July 1848 in Middelburg (Z) at age 52.

   She married 9 October 1823 in Goes at age 28, with marriage banns published on 4 September 1823 and 1 October 1823:

   Johannes Marinus de LEPELAAR, child of Johannis de LEPELAAR and Adriana STEENLAND, born in 1800 in Waarde (Z).

   He was a medical doctor and obstetrician (heel- en vroedmeester/verloskundige).

   They had the following children:

   1. Johanna Adriana de LEPELAAR, born 24 July 1824 in Wemeldinge (Z), died 13 September 1824 in Wemeldinge (Z), not even 2 months old. She was named after her paternal grandparents Johannes de Lepelaar and Adriana Steenland.

   2. Jan Pieter Boddingius de LEPELAAR, born 22 July 1825 in Wemeldinge (Z), died 13 August 1825 in Wemeldinge (Z), just 3 weeks old. He was named after his maternal grandparents, Jan Boddingius and Pieternella Oversluis.

   3. Johannes Jan de LEPELAAR, was born in 1827 in Middelburg (Z) and died before 1914. He was named after both his grandfathers, Johannis de Lepelaar and Jan Boddingius. He married 14 July 1853 in Utrecht (U) at age 27:

      Helena Jacomina BOERS, child of Wilhelmus Albertus BOERS and Cornelia Eva KAMPERDIJK, born in 1832 in Utrecht (U), age 21 at time of marriage. She died 18 October 1914 in Arnhem (Gld) at age 82.

1. Cornelia Adriana BODDINGIUS, was born 25 August 1797 in Goes and died 7 February 1849 in Goes at age 51.

2. Elisabeth Maria BODDINGIUS, was born 2 April 1800 in Goes and died 6 August 1873 in Utrecht (U) at age 73.

3. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, was born 6 December 1801 in Goes and died 6 April 1861 in Goes at age 59.
4. Hubertus BODDINGIUS, was born 10 May 1804 in Goes and died 4 August 1858 in Goes at age 54.
5. Danalina BODDINGIUS, was christened 22 December 1805 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by the brother of her paternal grandfather, Daniel Boddingius, after whom she was named and his wife Judith Amijs. She was buried 30 November 1807 in Goes, one month before her second birthday. At the time of her death, she was living in the house with number C55.
6. Catherina Cornelia BODDINGIUS, born 25 May 1807 in Goes, christened 17 June 1807 in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her uncle Cornelis Harinck Hzn. (Hubertus zoon) and his wife Catharina Rapholm, after both of whom she was named.  She was buried 5 August 1807 in Goes, just eleven weeks old. At the time of her death, she was living in the house with number C55.

Marcus Boddingius followed in the footsteps of his ancestors and became the fourth generation of Boddingius' working as a gold or silversmith. Apparently he already started as an apprentice at a young age, because according to the records, on 1 May 1789, when he was only 13 years old, he was a student under his father Adriaan Boddingius and on 25 October 1796, at age 20, he was accepted by the guild as a gold and silversmith.

He also was an ensign (Vaandrig) in the Army and in the year 1796 he was billed 8 shilling and 8 pence (£0-8-8) for a seat in the church in Goes, in the section reserved for officers of the War Council, named the Krijgsraad Banken. Although there is no record for the actual payment of this amount, the following year (1797), he actually did pay 8 shilling and 10 pence (£0-8-10) for this seat.

He was a member of the guild for gold and silversmiths in 1795 and 1797 and was a teacher himself. One of the students who studied under him to become a silversmith was Samuel Puts, who is listed as a student on 12 October 1797.

As a Master gold and silver cashier (kashouder), on 26 June 1807, he took the oath for quality inspector (keurmeester) of gold and silver for the city of Goes. His Master symbols were "MB" in a rectangle, just "MB" and "MB" with four dots.

In October 1797, Marcus Boddingius and his wife Pieternella Harinck, with whom he married a year earlier, were living in the house with number C55 on the west side of the Korte Vos and the Papegaaistraat in Goes. Their six children were all born there and in 1807 they were still living there. In 1826 they were living in the houses with numbers C56 and C57, where they continued to live until about 1836.

On 1 February 1833, they purchased the house with number C241, located in the Lange Vosstraat, from Jacobus Adrianus du Moulin, a surgeon (chirurgijn) in Goes at that time. They however continued to live where they were and sometime around 1836, their son Adriaan Boddingius moved into the house C241.

The house is described as "een woonhuis, zomerhuis en erve met een inhouds grootte van twee roeden en 26 ellen".

In 1836, they moved to the house with number C72, located on the north side of the Papegaaistraat and ending at the west side of the Korte Vosstraat, further described as "een woonhuis met erf met een inhouds grootte van ene roede en 27 ellen en een pakhuisje met een inhouds grootte van ongeveer 40 ellen".

In 1839 Marcus Boddingius and his wife Pieternella Harinck, swapped homes with their son Adriaan and moved into the house C241, which they had purchased in 1833 and their son Adriaan had been living in with his family since 1836. Adriaan moved to the house C72, vacated by his parents.

This move was probably related to the retirement of Marcus Boddingius' as a gold and silversmith, because his business was liquidated, and his Master seals destroyed, a few months later on 20 March 1840. It appears that the house C72 may have included a storefront (winkelraam) and may have been the place where the family had their silver and goldsmith business.

It's likely Marcus Boddingius sold this house to his son at that time, because in a document of 1862, Adriaan Boddingius is referenced as having obtained ownership of the house C72 through a purchase on 9 October 1839.

Pieternella Harinck continued to live in the house with number C241 until her death in 1845, while Marcus Boddingius continued to live there until 1 May 1850. By then, a 74 years old widowed man, he moved to the house with number A191 in the Wijngaardstraat, where he rented some rooms and continued to live until his death on 4 July 1859.

When Marcus Boddingius moved out of the house C241, his daughter Elisabeth Maria Boddingius and her husband Pieter van Daalen and their two children still living at home, Pieternella Adriana and Adriaan Marcus, moved into the house C241.

After the death of Marcus Boddingius, at the division of his estate in August 1859, his daughter Elisabeth Maria Boddingius and her husband Pieter van Daalen, obtained ownership of the house C241, in which they already had been living since 1850.

On 17 September 1852, Marcus Boddingius joined the Ds. Budding's"old reformed congregation" of Goes, a congregation in which his son Adriaan Boddingius was a deacon and his son in law Gijsbrecht Sterk an elder.

On 2 October 1852 he officially left the DRC/NHK to which he had belonged all his prior life. He continued to be a member of the "old reformed congregation" until his death in 1859.

According to an inventory made on 1 August 1859 by notary Smallegange, and the subsequent division of the estate later that month, the total assets of Marcus Boddingius at the time of his death were valued at Fl. 20,497 and included:

1. The title to the house with number C241 in Goes, occupied by his daughter Elizabeth Maria Boddingius and her husband Pieter van Daalen, with an assigned value of Fl. 1,000.

2. A mortgage on a property owned by Geerard Soutendam in Yerseke, in the amount of Fl. 4,150.

3. A loan to Adriaan Nonnekes, blacksmith and Dirk Nonnekes, apprentice blacksmith, in the amount of Fl. 400.

4. Several bonds with the Nationale Nederlandsche Schuld, with a total value of approx. Fl. 2,250.

5. Two bonds issued by the Russian Empire, with a total value of approx. Fl. 2,090.

6. A bond issued by the Nationale Weener, with a value of about Fl. 800.

7. Three loans to his son in law Pieter van Daalen, in the amounts of Fl. 1,300, Fl. 600 and Fl. 100 respectively.

8. A loan to his son Adriaan Boddingius, in the amount of Fl. 5,800.

9. An amount owed by the estate of his late son Hubertus Boddingius, who died in August 1858, in the amount of approx. Fl. 2,000.

10. Furniture and other personal belongings in the amount of Fl. 273.

    A detailed inventory of the personal belongings describes about a 100 different items, valued from Fl. 0.10 for three old bibles, to Fl. 43.00 for a bed. Other items of value where a desk at Fl. 27.00, a clock (pendule) at  Fl. 27.00, a second bed at Fl. 17.00, a linen cabinet at Fl. 14.00 and three picture bibles at Fl. 7.00.

    The inventory further lists many personal items such as clothes, sheets, utensils, knick knacks, books and other household goods and provides a glimpse in the life of Marcus Boddingius.

His estate was divided as follows:

1. His son Adriaan Boddingius received an amount of Fl. 5,124.

2. His daughter Elizabeth Maria Boddingius received an amount of Fl. 5,124.

3. His grandchildren Fredrik Sterk, Marcus Sterk, Adriaan Sterk, Pieternella Sterk, Adriana Sterk, Johanna Pieternella Sterk, Elisabeth Pieternella Sterk and Gijsbregt Cornelis Sterk, all children from his previously deceased daughter Cornelia Adriana Boddingius and her also previously deceased husband Gijsbregt Sterk, received a total amount of Fl. 5,124, or about Fl. 640 each.

4. His grandchildren Pieternella Boddingius, Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius, Hendrika Cornelia Adriana Boddingius, Hubertina Johanna Maria Boddingius and Alexander Antonie Boddingius, all children of his previously deceased son Hubertus Boddingius, the first three children from his first marriage with his previously deceased wife Hendrika de Voogd, and the other two from his second marriage with his previously deceased wife Maria Johanna Courlois, received a total amount of  Fl. 3,193, plus an amount of Fl. 1,931 which was shared between the aforementioned five grandchildren and Hubertus' third wife, Johanna Ida de Bij.

On 19 November 1809, Marcus Boddingius and Pieternella Harinck were witnesses at the christening in Goes of Pieternella Marculina Harinck, daughter of Pieternella's brother, Cornelis Harinck and Catharina Rapholm.

On 22 July 1815, Marcus Boddingius was one of the registrants of the death of Jan Harinck, child of his wife's brother Cornelis Harinck and Catharina Rapholm.

Pieternella BODDINGIUS, was born 21 January 1778 and christened 25 January 1778, both in Goes. No witnesses were recorded for her christening. She was named after her maternal grandmother Pieternella Cornelisse Schouwenaar. She died 3 December 1852 in Goes at age 74.

About four months pregnant of her first child, she married on 7 December 1803 in Goes at age 25, with marriage banns first published in Goes on 19 November 1803:

Simon HOOGESTEGER, son of Pieter HOOGESTEGER and Machelina EGLONS, was christened 30 March 1782 in Goes.

At the time of his marriage he was 21 years old.

He died 16 January 1822 at 3 AM in Goes in the house with number B143, at age 39. His death was registered the same day by Antonij de Jonge (61), a storekeeper and neighbour and an acquaintance, Joseph Jongen (42), a bailiff, both living in Goes. At the time of his death he was a carpenter.

After the death of her husband, Pieternella Boddingius continued to live in Goes for the rest of her life.

In 1826 and 1827 she lived in the house with number B44. She later moved to the house with number D54 and in 1830 to the house with number B207. Sometime before 1837 she moved to the house with number A205, on the south side of the Beestenmarkt and sometime in the mid 1840's to the house with number A31. From 1850 until her death in 1852, she lived in the house with number B66 on the Oude Vismarkt.

Although the record of 1827 briefly lists her as being a housekeeper, the records of all other years list her as not working for a living (particuliere) and in the last years of her life, 1850 to 1852, as someone receiving assistance from the church (gealimenteerde).

Simon Hoogesteger and Pieternella Boddingius had the following children:

1. Pieter HOOGESTEGER, was born 22 April 1804 and christened 6 May 1804, both in Goes. His christening was witnessed by his paternal grandparents Pieter Hoogesteger and Magalina Eglon(s). He was named after his paternal grandfather Pieter Hoogesteger.

   It's likely that after the death of his father in January 1822, he went to live with his paternal grandfather Pieter Hoogesteeger, who was living in Goes in the house with number D51 and where records indicate the young Pieter was living in 1826. After his grandfather moved to a home for the elderly in 1827, he moved in with his mother who was living in the house with number B44 and later D54.

   Around 1828 he enlisted in the Army where he became a tailor's apprentice and later on a tailor. Around the same time he moved into the house with number C79 in Goes, where he either met his future wife or where they lived together before actually being married, but in any case it was the same house where his future wife was living at that time.

    

   Pieter Hoogesteger on 21 November 1833 married in Goes at age 29, with marriage banns published on 10 November 1833 and 17 November 1833 and with consent of the honorable Mr. Kolonel, commander of the Ninth Battalion Infantry:

   Sara Johanna de JONGE, child of Jan de JONGE and Maria LEMKENS. She was born 31 March 1801 in Goes and was 32 years old at the time of her marriage. She was a working as a cleaning and laundry woman.

   She died 16 September 1870 in Goes at age 69 as a widow.

    

   Around 1829, several years prior to their marriage, they both moved to the house with number C84 in Goes where they continued to live until 20 May 1836, at which time they moved to Zierikzee (Z). Sara's widowed mother Maria Lemkens joined them/her briefly in Zierikzee (Z) from 12 October 1836 to May 1837.

    

   It's likely Pieter Hoogesteeger died sometime between 1836 and 1839, because on 15 September 1839 Sara Johanna de Jonge moved to Goes from Rotterdam (ZH) alone, where she moved into the house with number A75, on the south side of the Sint Adriaanstraat. It's not sure how long she lived there, but apparently she moved to Kapelle (Z), from which she returned on 9 June 1846, to settle in Goes once again, this time in the house with number B163, on the west side between the two entrance gates to the city (Tussen de twee poorten). Between 1846 and 1849 she lived in the following houses respectively, C114 on the west side of the Lange Vorstraat, C173 on the south side of the Ganzepoortstraat, C199 on the north side of the Ganzepoortstraat, and back to C173 on the south side of the Ganzepoortstraat. In 1850 and beyond she lived in the house A205, on the south side of the Beestenmarkt, coincidently also a house her mother in law, Pieternella Boddingius, had lived in during the end 1830's to the mid 1840's and C23 in the Lange Kerkstraat, all in Goes.

   Pieter Hoogesteeger and Sara Johanna de Jonge did not have any children that are known of.

2. N.N. HOOGESTEGER, a male child born in Goes on or shortly before 24 April 1807 and buried on that date in Goes. The child was born in the house with number B69.

Generation VIII

Elisabeth Maria BODDINGIUS, child of Marcus BODDINGIUS and Pieternella HARINCK.

She was born 2 April 1800 and christened 13 April 1800, both  in Goes. Her christening was witnessed by her maternal grandfather Hubertus Harinck and her aunt Maria Johanna Harinck. She was named after her maternal grandmother Elisabeth Wawelaar and her aunt Maria Johanna Harinck. She died 6 August 1873 in Utrecht (U) at age 73.

She married 15 November 1821 in Goes, with marriage banns published on 1 November 1820 and 2 November 1820 in Goes:

Pieter van DAALEN, child of Adriaan van DALEN and Adriana van DRUINEN.

He was born 8 May 1799 in Goes and died 15 July 1877 in Goes at age 78.

At the time of their marriage, he was 22 years old and a Clerk (Griffier) of the Court in Goes, while she was 21 years old and without an occupation. They were both living in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Johan Hendrik van DAALEN, was born 4 September 1825 in Goes and died 15 November 1859 in Goes at age 34.

2. Pieternella Adriana van DAALEN, was born 15 January 1833 in Goes and died after 1865.

3. Adriaan Marcus van DAALEN, was born 4 June 1839 in Goes. He was named after both his grandfathers, Adriaan van Dalen and Marcus Boddingius. He lived at least until 1852 with his parents in Goes.

At least from 1826 until sometime around 1836, they were living in Goes in the house with number B225. After that they moved to the house with number A73, on the south side of the Sint Adriaanstraat in Goes. On 15 May 1850 they moved to the house C241, in the Lange Vosstraat, owned by and until that moment occupied by, Elisabeth's father, Marcus Boddingius.

Pieter van Daalen continued to work as a Clerk (Griffier) of the Court (Arrondissements Rechtbank) in Goes at least until 1859.

On 30 January 1829, he was one of the registrants of the death of Hubertus Harinck, his wife's uncle, in Goes.

1. Marcus BODDINGIUS, was born 5 August 1832 in Goes and died between 1866 and 1882, at the most 50 years old.

2. Johanna Cornelia BODDINGIUS, was born 7 June 1834 in Goes and died after 27 June 1912, presumably in Amsterdam (NH), at least 78 years old.

3. Pieter BODDINGIUS, was born 4 September 1836 in Goes and died 1 April 1867 in Krabbendijke (Z) at age 30.

4. Thomas BODDINGIUS, was born 24 May 1838 in Goes and died 25 March 1911 in Wemeldinge (Z) at age 72.

   It should be noted that all persons with the last name Boddingius or it's variation Bodingius in the late 20th and early 21st century, are dedcendants of Thomas Boddingius.

5. Kornelia Adriana BODDINGIUS, was born 16 August 1840 in Goes and died 30 August 1911 in Rotterdam (ZH) at age 71.
6. Johanna BODDINGIUS, was born 3 September 1842 in Goes and died 21 December 1858 in Goes at age 16.

7. Hubertus BODDINGIUS, was born 27 September 1844 in Goes and died 9 March 1907 in Dordrecht (ZH) at age 62.

8. Adriana BODDINGIUS, was born 19 December 1846 in Goes and died 12 February 1920 in Rotterdam (ZH) at age 73.

Adriaan Boddingius, became the fifth generation of Boddingius' working as a gold or silversmith. His Master symbol "AB59" was first registered on 2 November 1833. His Master seals were destroyed on 29 June 1861, a few months after his death earlier that year.

Until sometime between 1828 and 1830 he was living with his parents in the houses C56 and C57 in Goes. When he moved out of the parental home, he moved to the house with number C147, where, after getting married, he was joined by his wife Johanna Cornelia Snoep.

They continued to live there until about 1836, at which time they moved to the house with number C241, on the east side of the Lange Vosstraat in Goes, which had been purchased by his parents in 1833.

They only lived there for a few years and at the end of 1839, when his father Marcus Boddingius retired as a gold and silver smith, they swapped homes with his parents and moved into the house with number C72, on the north side of the Papagaaistraat.

This property probably also housed the gold and silver smith store / business and he probably purchased the house from his parents at that time, because in a later document Adriaan is referenced as having purchased the house C72 on 9 October 1839.

On 7 December 1858, Adriaan Boddingius acknowledged he owed the estate of his, at that time recently deceased, brother in law Gijsbregt Sterk, an amount of Fl. 2,400, which was secured by a first mortgage on his house C72 in the Papegaaistraat

After Adriaan's death, times apparently got tough, because the payments for the mortgage fell behind and on 11 October 1862, the house, which included a small storage structure (pakhuisje) at the back, was sold by public auction on demand of the estate of the late Gijsbregt Sterk, which basically were Gijsbregt's children and thus Johanna Cornelia Snoep's nieces and nephews, albeit from her late husband's side.

The buyer was Fredrik Sterk, son of the late Gijsbregt Sterk, who bought it for Fl. 2,000 on behalf of himself and his seven brothers and sisters, basically the same people to whom the money was owed.

On 14 October 1862, about 18 months after her husbands death, Johanna Cornelia Snoep requested an attest from the "separated christian congregation" in Goes she belonged to, for herself and her daughter Adriana, because they were moving to Rotterdam (ZH). They only lived there for nine months and in July 1863 they returned to live in Goes.

1. Pieternella BODDINGIUS, born 26 December 1829 in Goes, died 31 October 1885 in Moordrecht (ZH) at age 55.

2. Jacoba Pieternella BODDINGIUS, born 20 March 1832 in Goes, died 31 May 1861 in Goes at age 29.

3. Hendrika Cornelia Adriana BODDINGIUS, born 2 February 1835 in Goes. She was named after her mother Hendrika de Voogd and her aunt Cornelia Adriana Boddingius.

After their wedding Hubertus Boddingius and Hendrika de Voogd moved to the house with number C61 in Goes, just a few homes down from his parents. All three of their children were born here and Hendrika de Voogd died here on 15 February 1835 at 1 PM at age 27, just two weeks after giving birth to their third child. Her death was registered the next day by Johannes Magielse (56), an undertaker and Marinus Adriaan Helfaan (39), a smith, both neighbors and living in Goes.

Hubertus Boddingius continued to live in the house with number C61, together with his two youngest children, Jacoba Pieternella and Hendrika Cornelia Adriana. His oldest daughter, Pieternella, was placed with her grandparents Marcus Boddingius and Pieternella Harinck, who where living just a few houses down in the houses with numbers C56 and C57.

Hubertus BODDINGIUS, about one year after the death of his wife Hendrika de Voogd, married (2) on 22 April 1836 in Goes at age 31:

Maria Johanna COURLOIS, child of Alexander COURLOIS (52 years old and bailiff at the Court of and living in Goes at the time of marriage of his daughter) and Anthonia LE COINTRE (deceased at the time of marriage of her daughter).

She was born 27 February 1809 in Goes and died 14 May 1856 in Goes at age 47.

At the time of her marriage she was 27 years old, not working for a living (particuliere) and living in Goes. She previously lived in Middelburg (Z).

They had the following children:

1. Alexander BODDINGIUS, born 28 January 1838 in Goes, died 15 November 1843 in Goes at age 5. He was named after his maternal grandfather Alexander Courlois.

2. Marcus BODINGIUS, born 20 February 1839 in Goes, died 3 December 1839 in Goes, just 9 months old. He was named after his paternal grandfather Marcus Boddingius.
3. Anthonia BODINGIUS, born 24 October 1840 in Goes, died 3 October 1842 in Goes, a few weeks short of her second birthday. She was named after her maternal grandmother Anthonia Le Cointre.
4. Marcus BODDINGIUS, born 28 April 1843 in Goes, died 30 September 1843 in Goes, just 5 months old. He was named after his paternal grandfather Marcus Boddingius.
5. Hubertina Maria Johanna BODDINGIUS, born 4 August 1845 in Goes, died 28 July 1861 in Goes at age 15. She was named after both her parents, Hubertus Boddingius and Maria Johanna Courlois.

6. Alexander Antonie BODDINGIUS, born 21 October 1846 in Goes, died 29 April 1860 in Goes at age 13. He was named after both maternal grandparents, Alexander Courlois and Anthonia Le Cointre.

Hubertus Boddingius and Maria Johanna Courlois initially lived in the house with number C61, where Hubertus Boddingius was living at the time of his marriage and had been living with his previous wife, Hendrika de Voogd. However in 1837 they moved to the house with number C76, on the south side of the Papegaaistraat. They continued to live there at least until 1852 and all six of their children were born there.

Hubertus BODDINGIUS, after the death of his second wife Maria Johanna Courlois, married (3) on 16 September 1857 in Goes at age 53, with intent to marry registered in Goes on 26 August 1857and marriage banns published in Goes on 30 August 1857 and 6 September 1857:

Johanna Ida de BIJ, child of Johannis de BIJ and Catharina van DRONGELEN (both deceased at the time of marriage of their daughter) was born in 1819 in Rotterdam (ZH).

At the time of her marriage she was 38 years old, without occupation and living in Goes, previously in 's-Gravenhage (ZH).

They had no children.

Johanna Ida de BIJ, after the death of her husband Hubertus Boddingius, married (2) on 5 July 1861 in Monnickendam (NH) at age 42:

Andries Lodewijk SCHMIDT, child of Lodewijk Paulus SCHMIDT and Lotta POTTINGA, was born in 1810 in Monnickendam (NH), age 51 at time of his marriage and a widow of Neeltje Prins.

Hubertus Boddingius, was the second person of the fifth generation of Boddingius' working as gold or silversmith. His Master symbol "HB" was first registered on 11 September 1829.

However, the gold and silver business may not have been as profitable for him as it was for his ancestors and in 1857, at the time of marriage of his daughter Pieternella Boddingius, he was listed as a merchant in glass-wares.

Johan Hendrik van DAALEN, child of Pieter van DAALEN and Elisabeth Maria BODDINGIUS, was born 4 September 1825 in Goes and died 15 November 1859 in Goes at age 34. At the time of his death he was a pharmacist (provisor).

Until 1 January 1843, he lived with his parents in Goes in the houses B225 and A73 respectively. After that he moved to Vlissingen (Z) and returned to Goes on 1 November 1845, where he moved into the house with number D2, on the south side of the Grote Kade. He may have interned in Vlissingen (Z) at a pharmacy, because upon his return to Goes, his occupation was listed as a pharmacy assistant.

Sometime before 1849, he moved to the house with number C18 on the west side of the Lange Kerkstraatin Goes, where he continued to live until his death in 1859.

He married 13 August 1856 in Goes at age 30, with intent to marry registered on 2 August 1856 in Goes and marriage banns published on 3 August 1856 and 10 August 1856 in Goes:

Susanna Maria STEENDIJK, child of Dignus STEENDIJK and Cornelia Johanna Eversdijk HAMER, was born 23 January 1823 in Goes, age 27 at time of marriage.

They had the following children:

1. Pieter van DAALEN, was born 15 July 1857 in Goes.

2. Cornelia Johanna van DAALEN, was born 20 August 1859 in Goes.

Pieternella Adriana van DAALEN, was born 15 January 1833 in Goes. She was named after both her grandmothers, Pieternella Harinck and Adriana van Druinen. At least until 1852 she lived with her parents in Goes in the houses B225, A73 and C241 respectively.

She married 15 November 1854 in Goes at age 21, with intent to marry registered on 26 October 1854 in Goes and marriage banns published on 29 October 1854 and 5 November 1854 in Goes:

Adrianus Cornelis SPRUIJT, child of Johannis SPRUIJT and Elizabeth KORTEWEG, was born in 1827 in Klundert (NB).

At the time of his marriage, he was 27 years old, a contractor of Public Works and living in Klundert (NB).

They had the following children:

1. Alida Margaretha SPRUIJT, was born in 1858 in Utrecht (U).

   She married 29 July 1880 in Utrecht (U) at age 22:

   Jarig MOLLEMA, child of Jarig Cornelis MOLLEMA and Catharina Anna FONTEIN, was born in 1841 in Harlingen (F), age 39 at time of marriage.

2. Elisabeth Maria SPRUIJT, was born 23 April 1860 in Utrecht (U).

   She married 18 September 1891 in Nijmegen (Gld) at age 31, her younger sister's brother in law:

   Samuel Bernardus NICOLA, child of Sijtze NICOLA and Hendrika Geertruida KAT, was born 27 June 1864 in Veldhoven (NB), age 27 at time of marriage.

3. Geertruida Elisabeth SPRUIJT, was born in 1862 in Utrecht (U).

   She married 8 September 1887 in Utrecht (U) at age 25:

   Constans NICOLA, child of Sijtze NICOLA and Hendrika Geertruida KAT, born in 1861 in Veldhoven (NB), age 26 at time of marriage.

   They had at least one child:

   1. Adrianus Cornelis NICOLA, was born in 1890 in Nijmegen (Gld).

      He married 14 November 1916 in Utrecht (U) at age 26:

      Josephine van ROOIJ, child of Johannes Adrianus van ROOIJ and Henriette Josephine BLOKPOEL, was born in 1892 in Utrecht (U), age 24 at time of marriage.

4. Pieter Dammus SPRUIJT, was born in 1864 in Utrecht (U).

   He married 16 August 1894 in Maarsseveen (U) at age 30:

   Jordina Hendrika de JONGE, child of  Cornelis de JONGE and  Margaretha van RIJSOORT, born in 1858 in Rotterdam (ZH), age 36 at time of marriage.

5. Dammus Adriaan Marcus SPRUIJT, was born about 1865 in Utrecht (U).

   He married 11 August 1903 in Ginneken en Bavel (NB) at about age 38:

   Martina Henrika STEENKAMP, child of Pieter Willem STEENKAMP and Johanna Adriana TELCHUIJS, was born about 1870 in Brielle (ZH), about age 33 at time of marriage.

Marcus BODDINGIUS, child of Adriaan BODDINGIUS and Johanna Cornelia SNOEP.

He was born 5 August 1832 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Marcus Boddingius.

He died before 30 May 1882.

He married (1) on 23 September 1858 in St. Maartensdijk (Z), with marriage banns published on 5 September 1858 and 12 September 1858 in St. Maartensdijk (Z):

Klasina Pietronella VERKERKE, child of Johannes Cornelis VERKERKE and Pieternella DROOGENDIJK, both laborers living in St. Maartensdijk (Z).

She was born in 1836 in St. Maartensdijk (Z). She died 1 March 1861 at 12 noon, in St. Maartensdijk (Z) at age 25. Her death was registered the next day in St. Maartensdijk (Z).

At the time of their marriage he was 26 years old and a goldsmith, while she was 22 years old and not working for a living (paticuliere). Both were living in St. Maartensdijk (Z).

Their marriage was witnessed by Laurus van Rije, Gabriel Geluk, Willem de Graaf and Cornelis Verkerke, the first three no relatives of the parties and the fourth one a brother of the bride, all living in St. Maartensdijk (Z).

They had the following children:

1. Johanna Cornelia BODDINGIUS.  She was born on 29 April 1859 at 8:30 AM, in the house with number 119, in St. Maartensdijk (Z). Her birth was registered the next day by her father in St. Maartendsijk (Z). She was named after her paternal grandmother Johanna Cornelia Snoep.

2. Pieternella Johanna BODDINGIUS.  She was born on 2 April 1860 at 12:30 AM, in the house with number 132, in St. Maartensdijk (Z). Her birth was registered the same day by her father in St. Maartendsijk (Z). She was named after both her maternal grandmother, Pieternella Droogendijk and her paternal grandmother, Johanna Cornelia Snoep.

   She died 24 June 1927 in Loosduinen (ZH) at age 67.

   She married:

   Andries van den DOP, date and place of birth unknown, died after 24 June 1927.

Marcus Boddingius, after the death of his wife, for a while lived in Stavenisse (Z) and on 30 September 1863 moved to Ward 5, Zandstraat 458 in Rotterdam (ZH). He only lived there briefly, because on 27 October 1863, he moved to Middelburg (Z).

Marcus BODDINGIUS, married (2) on 4 November 1866 in Groningen (Gr), at age 34:

Siena SCHOUWMAN, child of  Doeke Harms SCHOUWMAN and Grietje Tobias de RAAD.

She was born 16 November 1835 in Veendam (Gr), age 30 at time of her marriage.

Siena SCHOUWMAN, after the death of her husband Marcus Boddingius sometime before 1882, married (2) on 19 August 1886, in Scheemda (Gr), at age 50:

Johanna Cornelia BODDINGIUS, child of Adriaan BODDINGIUS and Johanna Cornelia SNOEP

She was born 7 June 1834 in Goes. She was named after her maternal grandmother Johanna Cornelia van Goethem.

She married 14 October 1858 in Goes at age 24, with intent to marry registered on 1 October 1858 in Goes and marriage banns published on 3 October 1858 and 10 October 1858 in Goes:

Johannis Marinus van der MADE, child of Cornelis van der MADE (deceased at the time of marriage of his son) and Jacomina BRANDT (without occupation, living in Klundert (NB) at the time of marriage of her son).

He was born 16 July 1834 in Klundert (NB).

At the time of his marriage, he was 24 years old and a carpenter living in Goes. He died sometime between 1871 and 1887, presumably sometime in the early 1880's, at the most 53 years old.

They had the following children:

1. Cornelis van der MADE, born 12 June 1859 in Goes, died after 1905. He was named after his paternal grandfather Cornelis van der Made.

   He married 20 April 1893 in Enschede (O), at age 33:

   Jannetjen Hendrika WILMINK, child of Gerhardus WILMINK and Grada RABBERS, born in 1859 in Lonneker (O), age 34 at time of marriage.

    

   He lived with his parents in Goes, Alblasserdam (ZH), Dordrecht (ZH) and in 1871 moved with them to Leiden (ZH).

   Where he lived between 1871 and 1885 is not known, but in 1885 he was living at the Spuiweg 38 in Dordrecht (ZH), together with his mother Johanna Cornelia Boddingius, who may have been widowed by that time and his uncle Hubertus Boddingius.

   He initially followed in his father's footsteps and was a carpenter (timmerman).

   In 1887 he was no longer living with his mother and uncle, but in 1894 and 1895 he again was living with them, this time in the Nieuwstraat 45 in Dordrecht (ZH), as was his sister Johanna Cornelia van der Made.

   He was working as a civil servant for the Dutch Revenue Department (commies bij de Rijks Belastingen).

   On 12 October 1905, he was a witness at the marriage of his cousin, Cornelia Adriana Bartelt, daughter of his mother's sister Adriana Boddingius, with Gerardus Johannes de Jong, in Rotterdam (ZH). He was listed as living in Dordrecht (ZH).

   It is possible that he later moved to Amsterdam (NH), because on two occasions, once in 1910 and again in 1912, his mother Johanna Cornelia Boddingius moved to live in Amsterdam (NH), for no apparent reason.

2. Johanna Cornelia van der MADE, born 8 September 1860 in Goes. She was named after her maternal grandmother Johanna Cornelia Snoep.

   She lived with her parents in Goes, Alblasserdam (ZH), Dordrecht (ZH) and in 1871 moved with them to Leiden (ZH).

   Where she lived between 1871 and 1890 is not known, but on 1 January 1890 she was living in the Voorstraat 73a in Dordrecht (ZH), together with her mother Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her uncle Hubertus Boddingius. She continued to live there until 1893.

   In 1894 she was living in the Nieuwstraat 45 in Dordrecht (ZH), still together with her mother and her uncle Hubertus Boddingius, but also with her brother Cornelis van der Made.

   She continued to live there until she died on 21 April 1902, at 4:30 PM. Her death was registered the next day in Dordrecht (ZH).

    

   She initially was a store clerk (winkeljuffrouw), but apparently later on had her own store in drapery/textile accessories (winkel in manufacturen), together with her mother.

   She was never married and did not have any children.

3. Johanna van der MADE, born 19 February 1863 in Goes. She likely died young, because she did not move to Dordrecht (ZH) with her parents and siblings in 1870.

    

On 5 May 1870, Johannis Marinus van der Made, together with his wife Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and their children Cornelis van der Made and Johanna Cornelia van der Made, moved from Alblasserdam (ZH), to the house B68 in Dordrecht (ZH). It is not known, when they moved from Goes and if they immediately settled in Alblasserdam (ZH). He was a construction supervisor (opzichter) at that time.

On 15 April 1871, the family moved to Leiden (ZH).

It is not known exactly when Johanna Cornelia Boddingius moved back to Dordrecht (ZH), however in 1883 she lived at the address Ward E, number 566 on the Spuiweg in Dordrecht (ZH), together with her brother Hubertus Boddingius.

It not clear if she already was a widow at that time, because the exact date of death of her husband Johannis Marinus van der Made is not known yet, however in 1887 she was referred to as a widow.

In 1885, Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her brother Hubertus Boddingius were both living at the Spuiweg 38, presumably the same address as previously referred to as Ward E, number 566. Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made, was also living with them at that time.

They continued to live at the Spuiweg 38, until 1 January 1890, when they moved to the Voorstraat 73a. Records do not show that Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made, was still living with them at that time, however Johanna Cornelia's daughter, Johanna Cornelia van der Made, apparently had moved in with them.

The three of them continued to live at the Voorstraat 73a until 1893, when they moved to the Nieuwstraat 45, where they once again were joined by Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made.

Although Johanna Cornelia Boddingius had not been working (particuliere) before, sometime between 1893 and 1897, she apparently started her own drapery/textile accessory store (winkel in manufacturen), which she operated together with her daughter Johanna Cornelia van der Made.

They all continued to live at the Nieuwstraat 45 at least until the death of Johanna Cornelia van der Made on 21 April 1902.

After Johanna Cornelia van der Made's death, Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her brother Hubertus Boddingius, moved to the St. Jorisweg 16 boven (upper floor). They apparently did not live there for too long, because in 1904 they were both living at the Vrieseweg 27 boven (upper floor), where they continued to live until the death of Hubertus Boddingius on 9 March 1907.

Johanna Cornelia Boddingius continued to live there until 28 February 1910, when she moved to Amsterdam (NH).

On 29 October 1910, she moved from Amsterdam (NH) to the Korte Hillestraat 20b in Rotterdam (ZH), presumably to live close by to her sister Kornelia Adriana Boddingius, with whom she later moved in at the Pretorialaan 60b in Rotterdam (ZH).

On 27 June 1912, about a year after the death of her sister Kornelia Adriana Boddingius, who died on 30 August 1911, she moved to the Javastraat 19 in Amsterdam (NH). At that time she was 78 years old and probably died in Amsterdam (NH).

Pieter BODDINGIUS, child of Adriaan BODDINGIUS and Johanna Cornelia SNOEP, was born 4 September 1836 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandmother, Pieternella Harinck. He died 1 April 1867 in Krabbendijke (Z) at age 30. His death was registered the following day in Krabbendijke (Z).

He married 11 June 1863 in Goes, with intent to marry registered in Goes on 27 May 1863 and marriage banns published on 31 May 1863 and 1 June 1863, his second cousin:

Katharina de JONGE, daughter of Geraard de JONGE (window maker, living in Goes at the time of marriage of his daughter) and Pieternella Marculina HARINCK (deceased at the time of marriage of her daughter).

She was born 25 August 1837 in Goes and died 9 March 1875 in Krabbendijke (Z) at age 37.

At the time of their marriage he was 26 years old and a watchmaker living in Kattendijke (Z), while she was 25 years old and without an occupation living in Goes. Their marriage was witnessed by her brother Adriaan de Jonge, 30 years, a house painter, her uncle Johannes de Graag, 56 years, a cake and cookie baker and his cousins Pierre Johannisse, 57 years, a pharmacist and Frederik Sterk, 38 years, a storekeeper, all living in Goes.

They had the following children.

1. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, born 10 June 1865 in Krabbendijke (Z). His birth was registered by his father on 12 June 1865 in Krabbendijke (Z).

   He was named after his paternal grandfather Adriaan Boddingius. He died 19 December 1891 in Goes at age 26. He was a housepainter.

Katharina de JONGE, after the death of her husband Pieter Boddingius, married (2) on 5 April 1868 in Krabbendijke (Z) at age 28, her uncle:

Pieter Adriaan de GRAAG, born 27 September 1808, age 59 at time of marriage. Pieter Adriaan de Graag's first wife Johanna de Jonge, sister of Katharina's father, died 30 January 1892, so she was still alive at the time of this marriage and therefore Pieter Adriaan de Graag must have been divorced.

For more information about the de Jonge family visit the de Jonge family website.

1. Adriaan BODDINGIUS, born 29 June 1864 in Middelburg (Z), died 14 April 1951 in Goes at age 86.

2. Jan Anton BODDINGIUS, born 25 September 1866 in Middelburg (Z). He was named after his maternal grandparents Jan Olivierse and Anthonetta Adriana Carolina Harinck.

   He died 10 September 1889 in Schore (Z) at 2 AM, just two weeks short of his 23rd birthday. His death was registered on 11 September 1889 in Schore (Z) by his father Thomas Boddingius and his uncle Pieter Janse, husband of his mother's sister Elisabeth Suzanne Antoinetta Olivierse. At the time of his death he was a machinist.

3. Johannes Cornelis BODDINGIUS, born 30 December 1868 in Goes, died 16 October 1949 in Rotterdam (ZH) at age 80.
4. Anton Adriaan Karel Hubertus BODINGIUS, born 19 May 1871 in Wemeldinge (Z), died 7 August 1916 in Rotterdam (ZH) at age 45.
5. Pieter BODINGIUS, born 25 October 1872 in Wemeldinge (Z), died 7 October 1952 in Rotterdam (ZH) at age 79.

Hubertus BODDINGIUS, child of Adriaan BODDINGIUS and Johanna Cornelia SNOEP.

He was born 27 September 1844 in Goes and was named after his uncle Hubertus Boddingius.

He died 9 March 1907 at 3:30 PM, at the Vrieseweg 27 boven (upper floor) in Dordrecht (ZH), at age 62. He was never married and did not have any children.

When exactly Hubertus Boddingius moved to Dordrecht (ZH) is not known, however in 1883 he lived at the address E566 on the Spuiweg in Dordrecht (ZH) and although he lived on a number of different addresses, he continued to live in Dordrecht (ZH) until his death in 1907.

His sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius, who was married to Johannes Marinus van der Made, was living with him in 1883 at the address E566. It is not clear if she already was a widow at that time.

In 1885, Hubertus Boddingius and his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius, were both living at the Spuiweg 38, presumably the same address as previously referred to as E566. Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made, was also living with them at that time.

Hubertus Boddingius and his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius, who in 1887 for the first time was referred to as a widow of Johannes Marinus van der Made, continued to live at the Spuiweg 38, until 1 January 1890, when they moved to the Voorstraat 73a. Records do not show that Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made, was still living with them at that time, however, Johanna Cornelia's daughter, Johanna Cornelia van der Made apparently had moved in with them.

Hubertus Boddingius, his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her daughter Johanna Cornelia van der Made, continued to live at the Voorstraat 73a until 1893, when they moved to the Nieuwstraat 45 and where they once again were joined by Johanna Cornelia's son, Cornelis van der Made.

Sometime between 1893 and 1897, Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her daughter Johanna Cornelia van der Made, started their own drapery/textile accessory store (winkel in manufacturen).

Hubertus Boddingius, his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius and her daughter Johanna Cornelia van der Made, continued to live at the Nieuwstraat 45 at least until the death of Johanna Cornelia van der Made on 21 April 1902.

After Johanna Cornelia van der Made's death, Hubertus Boddingius and his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius, moved to the St. Jorisweg 16 boven (upper floor). They apparently did not live there for too long, because in 1904 they were both living at the Vrieseweg 27 boven (upper floor).

On 12 October 1905, Hubertus Boddingius was a witness at the marriage of his niece Cornelia Adriana Bartelt, daughter of his sister Adriana Boddingius, with Gerardus Johannes de Jong, in Rotterdam (ZH).

Hubertus Boddingius and his sister Johanna Cornelia Boddingius both continued to live at the Vrieseweg 27 boven (upper floor) until the death of Hubertus Boddingius on 9 March 1907 at 3:30 PM, at age 62. His death was registered 11 March 1907 in Dordrecht (ZH).

Johanna Cornelia Boddingius continued to live at the Vrieseweg 27 boven (upper floor) until 28 February 1910, when she moved to Amsterdam (NH).

From at least 1883, until his death in 1907, Hubertus Boddingius was an office clerk (kantoor bediende).

On 14 October 1862, about 18 months after her father's death, Adriana Boddingius, and her mother Johanna Cornelia Snoep, moved to Rotterdam (ZH) where they lived until they returned to Goes in July 1863.

Pieternella BODDINGIUS, child of Hubertus BODDINGIUS and Hendrika de Voogd. She was born 26 December 1829 in Goes. She was named after her paternal grandmother Pieternella Harinck.

She died 31 October 1885 in Moordrecht (ZH) at age 55.

She married (1) on 20 October 1853 in Driewegen (Z), with marriage banns published in Goes and presumably also in Driewegen (Z), on 9 October 1853 and 16 October 1853:

Hendrik Gerrit LE COINTRE, child of Jan Antoni LE COINTRE (pharmacist, living in Goes) and Jacoba Pieternella VALK (rentier (particuliere), living in Goes).

He was born 4 March 1829 in Goes and died 28 October 1855 in Driewegen (Z) at age 26.

At the time of their marriage he was 24 years old and a medical doctor living in Driewegen (Z), while she was 23 year old, with no occupation living in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Jacoba Pieternella Hendrika LE COINTRE, born 2 September 1854 in Driewegen (Z), died 13 December 1854 in Driewegen (Z) at just 3 months old. She was named after both her grandmothers Jacoba Pieternella Valk and Hendrika de Voogd.

2. Hendrika Gerardina Jacoba Pieternella LE COINTRE, born 11 January 1856 in Driewegen (Z). She was named after both her grandmothers Hendrika de Voogd and Jacoba Pieternella Valk and her father Hendrik Gerrit Le Cointre, who died about two months before her birth.

   She married:

   Pieter KRAAN.

   They had the following children:

   1. Pieternella Johanna Cornelia KRAAN, born in 1888 in Zaandam (NH).

      She married on 1 April 1920 in Zaandam (NH) at age 32:

      Izaak CORNELISSEN, child of Adriaan CORNELISSEN and Maatje HUBREGTSE, born in 1887 in Oost en West Souburg (Z), age 33 at time of marriage.

   2. Maria Ida KRAAN, born in 1893 in Zaandam (NH).

      She married on 4 August 1921 in Zaandam (NH) at age 28:

      Anton Johannes TIJMENSEN, child of Albertus Johannes TIJMENSEN and Dina Willemina Jacoba van Hoorn, born in 1892 in Amsterdam (NH), age 29 at time of marriage.

Pieternella BODDINGIUS, after the death of her husband Hendrik Gerrit Le Cointre, married (2) on 7 July 1857 in Driewegen (Z):

Benjamin Jan Hendrik BOERS, child of Benjamin BOERS (born 1803 in Utrecht (U), died 1878 in Brielle (Z), Reverend) and Catharina Johanna Jacoba Schoemaker (born 1808 in Amsterdam (NH)).

He was born in 1830 in Renswoude (U) and died before 31 October 1885.

At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old, a doctor and obstetrician, while she was also 27 years old and not working for a living (particuliere).

They had the following children:

1. Benjamin BOERS, was born 2 April 1858 in Driewegen (Z), died 4 May 1858 in Driewegen (Z), barely 1 month old.

2. Benjamin BOERS, was born in 1859 in Nieuw Beijerland (ZH) and died 23 May 1938 in Doetinchem (Gld) at age 78.

   He married (1) on 7 March 1888 in 's-Gravenhage (ZH) at age 29:

   Johanna Maria van STRAATEN.

   They divorced 29 April 1907 through a judgment of the court in Rotterdam (ZH), which was registered in Arnhem (Gld) on 8 August 1907.

    

   Benjamin BOERS married (2) on 18 November 1910 in Doetinchem-Ambt (Gld) at age 51:

   Grada Willemina DIEPENBROEK, child of Albert Jan DIEPENBROEK and Hendrika Johanna ten PAS, born in 1878 in Doetinchem-Ambt (Gld), age 32 at time of marriage and widower of Gerrit Willem van Amerongen.

    

   Grada Willemina DIEPENBROEK, prior to her marriage with Benjamin Boers, married (1) on 21 January 1898 in Doetinchem-Ambt (Gld) at age 20:

   Gerrit Willem van AMERONGEN, child of Willem van AMERONGEN and Jantje ROENHORST, born in 1870 in Doetinchem-Ambt (Gld), age 28 at time of marriage. He died before November 1910.

3. Huberta BOERS, born in 1868 in Nieuw Beijerland (ZH).

   She married 16 August 1893 in Zaandam (NH) at age 25:

   Jan Willem FLENTROP, child of Hendrik FLENTROP and Grietje BEUDEKER, born in 1870 in Zaandam (NH), age 23 at time of marriage.

   They had the foloowing children:

   1. Margaretha FLENTROP, born in 1895 in Zaandam (NH).

      She married 15 June 1916 in Zaandam (NH) at age 21:

      Johannes WILDSCHUT, child of Johannes WILDSCHUT and Henderikje Catharina NOOMEN, born in 1880 in Jisp (NH), age 36 at time of marriage.

Jacoba Pieternella BODDINGIUS, child of Hubertus BODDINGIUS and Hendrika de Voogd.

She was born 31 March 1832 in Goes and died 31 May 1861 in Goes after a lengthy illness, at age 29.

She married 16 July 1857 in Goes, with intent to marry registered in Goes on 24 June 1857 and marriage banns published in Goes on 28 June 1857 and 5 July 1857:

Jacobus Gilles DOBBELAERE, child of Gerardus DOBBELAERE and Johanna Margaretha ROTTEVEEL (both deceased at the time of marriage of their son).

He was born 19 December 1834 in Vlissingen (Z) and died 18 April 1894 in Middelburg (Z) at age 59.

At the time of their marriage he was 22 years old and a teacher living in Vlissingen (Z), while she was 25 years old, without an occupation, living in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Jacobus Auguste DOBBELAERE, born 5 February 1858 in Driewegen (Z), died 14 January 1894 in Breda (NB) at age 35. He married:

   Johanna Theodora SCHMIDT.

   They had three children with descendants.

2. Henricus August Winoc DOBBELAERE, born 12 September 1859 in Goes, died 11 October 1859 in Goes, not even one month old.

3. Henric Auguste Winoc DOBBELAERE, born 15 January 1861 in Goes. He married 8 September 1886 in Rotterdam (ZH), at age 25:

   Hendrika Elizabeth EVERS.

   They had no children as far as known.

It is not exactly known when and why Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius moved to Driewegen (Z) and how Jacobus Gilles Dobbelaere ended up there, but it is likely that Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius moved there near the end of 1855 to help her sister Pieternella Boddingius, who was seven months pregnant and had just become a widow after the death of her husband Hendrik Gerrit Le Cointre in October 1855.

Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius and Jacobus Gilles Dobbelaere married in Goes but apparently continued to live in Driewegen (Z), given the fact that their first child was born there in February 1858. They apparently moved back to Goes just before or after the death of Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius' father, Hubertus Boddingius, on 4 August 1858. Hubertus Boddingius had been a store keeper in Goes and they apparently took over the store after his death. This would explain why Jacobus Gilles Dobbelaere, who in 1857 was a teacher, in 1862, at the time of his second marriage, listed store keeper as his occupation. He probably was operating the store previously owned by Hubertus Boddingius and now owned by him after the death of his wife Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius on 31 May 1861.

He later was a merchant of glassware and farmer's hats. His merchant skills either were not so good or he hit on bad times, because on 9 August 1886 he declared bankruptcy. His financial settlement offered to his creditors was approved by the court in Middelburg (Z) on 29 September 1886.

He was a member of the local militia (schutterij) in Goes and was given a medal of honor for his long and loyal service.

For more information about the Dobbelaere family visit the  Dobbelaere website.

Jacobus Gilles DOBBELAERE, after the death of his wife Jacoba Pieternella Boddingius, married (2) on 15 January 1862 in Goes, with intent to marry registered in Goes on 3 January 1862 and marriage banns published in Goes on 5 January 1862 and 12 January 1862:

Maria Elisabeth MASSEE, child of Johannes Cornelis MASSEE (deceased at the time of marriage of his daughter) and Elisabeth Catharina ROVERS (store clerk in Goes at the time of marriage of her daughter).

She was born 29 April 1828 in Middelburg (Z). At the time of her marriage she was 33 years old, without occupation living in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Elizabeth Catharina DOBBELAERE, born 9 July 1863 in Goes, died 22 June 1864 in Goes, not even one year old.

Maria FERDINANDUSSE, child of Willem FERDINANDUSSE (supervisor with the department of Water Works, living in Kruiningen (Z)) and Adriana Foortsen van den VLIET (deceased). She was born in 1806 in Kapelle (Z).

She died 8 October 1869 at 2:30 AM in Schore (Z) at age 63. Her death was registered the next day by her son Frederik Willem Sterk, 39 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and an acquaintance, Cornelis Rijn, 65 years, a rentier (particulier) living in Schore (Z). At the time of her death she was a rentier (particuliere) living in Schore (Z) and predeceased by her husband Willem Sterk.

At the time of their marriage he was 23 years old and a carpenter's assistant living in Kruiningen (Z), while she was 23 years old, living in Kruiningen (Z) and was not working for a living (particuliere). From 1833 until his death in 1840, Willem Sterk was listed as a carpenter.

They had the following children:

1. Frederik Willem STERK, born 6 February 1830 in Kruiningen (Z).

   He died 8 September 1890 at 10 PM in Schore (Z) at age 60. His death was registered the next day by his son in law, Jan Jeronimus, 37 years, a merchant living in Koudekerke (Z) and his brother Pieter Sterk, 51 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z). At the time of his death he was a carpenter living in Schore (Z).

2. Adriaan STERK, born 22 July 1832 at 6 AM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 27. His birth was registered the same day by his father Willem Sterk, 27 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Pieter van Boven, 40 years, a smith living in Schore (Z) and Cornelis Karelse, 45 years, a wagon maker living in Schore (Z). He was named after his maternal grandmother Adriana Foortsen van der Vliet.

   He died 17 April 1863 in Schore (Z) at 11:30 AM, at the age of 29. His death was registered the next day by his brother Frederik Willem Sterk, 33 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and Pieter Janse, 31 years, a school teacher living in Schore (Z). At the time of his death, he was a carpenter's assistant living in Schore (Z).

3. Pieter STERK, born 14 July 1834 at 4 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 27. His birth was registered the next day by his father Willem Sterk, 28 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Cornelis Vleugel, 68 years, a school teacher living in Schore (Z) and Adriaan Brieve, 38 years, a baker living in Schore (Z).

   He died 16 August 1834 in Schore (Z) at 6 AM in the house with number 27, just 1 month old. His death was registered the next day by Cornelis Vleugel, 68 years, a school teacher living in Schore (Z) and Adriaan Brieve, a baker living in Schore (Z), both neighbors.

4. Adriana STERK, born 7 January 1836 at 11:30 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 30. Her birth was registered the next day by her father Willem Sterk, 29 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Pieter Danielse Joosse, 64 years and Johannes de Kouter, 48 years, both farmers living in Schore (Z).

   She died 4 June 1856 in Schore (Z) at 11 PM, at the age of 20. Her death was registered the next day by her brother Willem Sterk, 26 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and Cornelis Broerse, 27 years, a school teacher living in Schore (Z) and an acquaintance of the family. At the time of her death she had no occupation and was living in Schore (Z).

5. Pieternella STERK, born 20 May 1837 at 7 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 30. Her birth was registered the next day by her father Willem Sterk, 31 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Pieter Danielse Joosse, 65 years and Johannes de Kouter, 48 years, both farmers living in Schore (Z).

   She died 8 January 1838 at 6 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 30, at the age of 7 months. Her death was registered the next day by her father Willem Sterk, 31 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and Pieter Daniel Joosse, 67 years, a farmer living in Schore (Z) and an acquaintance of the family.

6. Pieter STERK, born 8 December 1838 at 7:30 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 30. His birth was registered the next day by his father Willem Sterk, 32 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Pieter Danielse Joosse, 67 years and Janis de Kouter, 39 years, both farmers living in Schore (Z). He died 13 December 1931 in Goes at the age of 93.

7. Johannes STERK, born 12 August 1840 at 5 PM in Schore (Z), in the house with number 27. His birth was registered the next day by his father Willem Sterk, 35 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z), in the presence of Pieter van Boven, 39 years, an innkeeper living in Schore (Z) and Jan Wabeke, 25 years, a farmer living in Schore (Z). He died 10 March 1920 in Schore (Z) at age 79.

Adriana Maria STEUTEL, child of Jan STEUTEL (deceased) and Cornelia van BREGT (53 years, school teacher, living in Goes). She was born in 1809 in Goes.

At the time of their marriage he was 23 years old and a blacksmith living in Hoek (Z), while she was 23 years old and a servant (dienstbode) living in Goes.

After their marriage they initially settled in Goes, where their second child was also born. However on 27 October 1859 they were living in Vlissingen (Z) and on 16 April 1879 in Amsterdam (NH).

They had the following children:

1. Johannes Cornelis STERK, born on, or just before 27 October 1832 in Goes. His birth was registered on 27 October 1832, a month before his parents married. His name at birth was registered as Johannes Cornelis STEUTEL and at the marriage of his parents on 25 November 1832, he was recognized as a legitimate child. He was named after both his grandmothers, Johanna van den Ende and Cornelia van Bregt.

   He married (1) 10 November 1859 in Goes, with intent to marry registered on 27 October 1859 in Goes and marriage banns published in Goes on 30 October 1859 and 6 November 1859:

   Johanna STEUTEL, child of Pieter STEUTEL (laborer, living in Goes) and Jacoba Johanna MULDER (living in Goes). She was born in 1833 in 's-Gravenpolder (Z).

   At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old and a blacksmith living in Vlissingen (Z), while she was 26 years old and a servant (dienstbode) living in Goes.

    

   Johannes Cornelis STERK married (2):

   Cornelia GOUDSWAARD.

    

   Johannes Cornelis STERK, after the death of his second wife Cornelia Goudswaard, married (3) on 8 May 1879 in Goes, with intent to marry registered on 16 April 1879 in Goes and marriage banns published in Goes on 20 April 1879 and 27 April 1879:

   Cornelia MULDER, child of Cornelis MULDER (no occupation, living in Goes) and Jannetje de ZEEUW (deceased). She was born in 1835 in Goes.

   At the time of their marriage he was 47 years old and a blacksmith living in Amsterdam (NH), while she was 44 years old and a servant (dienstbode) living in Goes.

2. Willem Frederik STERK, born in 1835 in Goes. He married 13 July 1859 in Vlissingen (Z):

   Pieternella SCHROEVERS, child of Abraham SCHROEVERS (farmhand) and Willemina JOBSE (no occupation). She was born in 1835 in Middelburg (Z).

   At the time of their marriage he was 24 years old and a shoemaker, while she was 24 years old and without an occupation.

Fredrik STERK, child of Gijsbregt STERK and Cornelia Adriana BODDINGIUS, was born 9 December 1824 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandfather Frederik Willem Sterk. He died 16 November 1893 in Goes at age 68.

He married 23 May 1849 in Middelburg (Z), with marriage banns published in Goes on 13 May 1849 and 20 May 1849 and presumably also in Middelburg (Z):

Anna Maatje VERHOEVEN, child of Pieter VERHOEVEN (teacher, living in Middelburg (Z)) and Maria BEAUFORT (no occupation, living in Middelburg (Z)). She was born in 1809 in Middelburg (Z). She died after 3 May 1889.

At the time of their marriage he was 24 years old and a storekeeper in Goes, while she was 20 years old and without an occupation living in Middelburg (Z). After their marriage they lived in Goes where he continued to be a storekeeper and merchant until sometime between 1870 and 1874. On 1 February 1874 they were living in Middelburg (Z) after having moved there from Goes not too long before that. He may have been retired at that time, because he was referenced without an occupation, indicating he was not working at that time.

Fredrik Sterk was a witness at the marriages of:

• His sister Adriana Sterk with Pierre Johannissen, on 20 May 1861 in Goes.

• His cousin Pieter Boddingius with Katharina de Jonge, 11 June 1863 in Goes.

• His sister Pieternella Marculina Sterk with Lambertus Cornelis Nieuwenhuijs, on 3 July 1863 in Goes.

• His sister Elisabeth Maria Pieternella Sterk with Abraham Agathus Nonhebel, on 3 July 1863 in Goes.

• His cousin Thomas Boddingius with Maria Johanna Olivierse, on 3 September 1863 in Goes.

They had the following children:

1. Gijsbertus Cornelis STERK, born 4 February 1850 in Goes and died 28 February 1850, less than a month old. He was named after his paternal grandparents Gijsbregt Sterk and Cornelia Adriana Boddingius.

2. Maria Pieternella Hendrika STERK, born 9 May 1852 in Goes. She was named after her maternal grandparents Maria Beaufort and Pieter Verhoeven.

   She married 18 February 1874 in Middelburg (Z), with marriage banns published in Goes on 1 February 1874 and 8 February 1874 and presumably also in Middelburg (Z):

   Jan Pieter KETNER, child of Phillipus Josephus KETNER (born 10 March 1798 in Middelburg (Z), married 2 September 1841 in Middelburg (Z), no occupation, living in Delft (ZH)) and Maria Elizabeth ARENDS (born 2 March 1809 in Middelburg (Z), no occupation, living in Delft (ZH)). He was born in 1844 in Middelburg (Z).

   At the time of their marriage he was 30 years old and a machinist with the Royal Dutch Navy, temporarily living in Delft (ZH), presumably with his parents, while she was 21 years old and without an occupation living in Middelburg (Z), where she moved to from Goes with her parents, not too long before that.

3. Cornelia Adriana STERK, born 21 January 1854 in Goes. She was named after her paternal grandmother Cornelia Adriana Boddingius.

   She married 3 May 1889 in Koudekerke (Z), her brother in law:

   Frans KETNER, child of Phillipus Josephus KETNER (born 10 March 1798 in Middelburg (Z), married 2 September 1841 in Middelburg (Z), deceased) and Maria Elizabeth ARENDS (born 2 March 1809 in Middelburg (Z), no occupation, living in Middelburg (Z)). He was born in 1854 in Middelburg (Z).

   At the time of their marriage he was 35 years old and a telegraph operator, while she was 35 years old and without an occupation.

4. Johanna Hendrika STERK, born 16 March 1855 in Goes and died 28 February 1856 in Goes, not even 1 year old.
5. Johanna Pieternella Hendrika STERK, born 7 July 1857 in Goes.
6. Catharina Maria STERK, was born 12 December 1858 in Goes and died unmarried on 17 February 1881 in Middelburg (Z) at age 22.
7. N.N. STERK, a male child which was stillborn on 18 December 1859 in Goes.
8. N.N. STERK, a female child which was stillborn on 4 June 1861 in Goes.
9. Gijsbregt Cornelis STERK, born 20 August 1862 in Goes. He was named after his paternal grandparents Gijsbregt Sterk and Cornelia Adriana Boddingius.
10. Henriette Frederika STERK, born 21 November 1870 at 9 AM in Goes in the house in ward A, with number 17. Her birth was registered the same day by Jan Kooman, obstetrician.

Abraham Agathus NONHEBEL, child of Johannis Abraham Christofel NONHEBEL (Reverend in Serooskerke) and Johanna Catharina Agatha van der BURG (living in Serooskerke). He was born 19 June 1833 in Est en Oppijnen (Gld) and died 9 May 1890 in Middelburg (Z) at age 56.

At the time of their marriage he was 30 years old and a pharmacist living in Middelburg (Z) and prior to that in Tholen (Z), while she was 26 years old and without an occupation living in Goes.

Their marriage was witnessed by her brothers Frederik Sterk, 38 years, a merchant living in Goes, Marcus Sterk, 34 years, a pastry-chef living in Goes and Adriaan Sterk, 30 years, a merchant living in Goes and his brother Janus Christiaan Karel Nonhebel, 32 years, a Reverend in 's-Graveland (Z).

She married on the same day as her oldest living sister Pieternella Marculina Sterk. They were both still alive and living in Middelburg (Z) after 1900.

They had the following children:

1. Cornelia Adriana NONHEBEL, was born in 1866 in Middelburg (Z). She was named after her maternal grandmother Cornelia Adriana Boddingius. She died 6 June 1913 in Wemeldinge (Z) at age 49.

   She married on 4 December 1891 in Middelburg (Z):

   Johannes Willem DROST, child of Petrus Jacobus DROST and Josina DEETMAN. He was born in 1865 in Ermelo (Gld).

   At the time of their marriage he was 26 years old and a Reverend, while she was 25 years old and without a profession. Sometime after their marriage, they apparently settled in Kapelle (Z), where their first two children were born and between 1896 and 1900 they moved to Wemeldinge (Z), where their third child was born. All three children married in Wemeldinge (Z), in the period between March 1921 and September 1922 and presumably were married by their father Johannes Willem Drost, who was still a Reverend at that time.

   They had the following children:

   1. Petrus Jakobus DROST, born in 1894 in Kapelle (Z). He was named after his paternal grandfather Petrus Jacobus Drost.

      He married 31 March 1921 in Wemeldinge (Z):

      Hendrika Jannette Willemina WENSINK, child of Hendrik Willem WENSINK (deceased) and Geertruida RENTING (no occupation). She was born in 1884 in Utrecht (U).

      At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old and a forest management expert, while she was 37 years old and without an occupation.

   2. Elisa Marie Pieter DROST, born in 1896 in Kapelle (Z). He was named after his maternal grandmother Elisabeth Maria Pieternella Sterk.

      He married 27 September 1922 in Wemeldinge (Z):

      Helena Aletta Wilhelmina SARDEMANN, child of Gerhard Friedrich SARDEMANN (sadlemaker) and Catharina Johanna Maria Wilhelmina ROKKER. She was born in 1893 in Arnhem (Gld).

      At the time of their marriage he was 26 years old and a teacher living in Nijmegen (Gld), while she was 29 years old and without an occupation.

   3. Henrij Jacobus DROST, was born in September 1898 in Wemeldinge (Z) and died 28 December 1898 in Wemeldinge (Z), just 3 months old.

   4. Nellie Maria DROST, born in 1900 in Wemeldinge (Z).

      She married 19 April 1922 in Wemeldinge (Z):

      Garrit Jan LEMEREIS, child of Hendrik Jan LEMEREIS (farmer) and Hendrika Maria Raben (no occupation). He was born in 1895 in Borculo (Gld).

      At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old and a school principal, while she was 22 years old and a farm girl.

   5. Johanna Catharina DROST, was born in 1905 in Wemeldinge (Z) and died 31 January 1918 in Wemeldinge (Z) at age 12.

   6. Cornelis Adriaan DROST, was born in 1907 in Wemeldinge (Z) and died 28 January 1908 in Wemeldinge (Z), just 6 weeks old.

   Johannes Willem DROST, after the death of his wife Cornelia Adriana Nonhebel, married (2) on 20 April 1915 in Wemeldinge (Z):

   Maria Johanna CARON, child of Jean Jaques Batist CARON and Maria HILLEN, born in 1872 in 's-Gravenhage (ZH).

   At the time of their marriage he was 50 years old and still a Reverend, while she was 43 years old and without an occupation.

2. Gijsbert Kornelis Adriaan NONHEBEL, born in 1871 in Middelburg (Z). He was named after his maternal grandparents Gijsbregt Sterk and Cornelia Adriana Boddingius.

   He married 8 July 1896 in Middelburg (Z):

   Anna Cornelia Sophia FARO, child of  Emilius Wilhelmus FARO and Tannetje Adolphine DHONT. She was born in 1870 in Middelburg (Z).

   At the time of their marriage he was 25 years old and a pharmacist, while she was 26 years old and without an occupation. In 1919, at the time of marriage of their daughters, he was still alive and working as a pharmacist.

   They had the following children:

   1. Elisabeth Antoinetta NONHEBEL. Her birth was registered on 11 September 1897 in Middelburg (Z).

      She married 6 May 1919 in Middelburg (Z):

      Jan KUILER, child of Willem Kornelis KUILER (teacher) and Johanna Emerentia de JONGH (no occupation). His birth was registered on 28 June 1893 in 1894 in Middelburg (Z).

      At the time of their marriage he was 25 years old and a musician, while she was 21 years old and without an occupation.

      They divorced several years later and their divorce was finalized on 28 December 1927 by the court in Middelburg (Z).

   2. Antoinette Agatha NONHEBEL. Her birth was registered on 4 January 1901 in Middelburg (Z).

      She married 2 September 1919 in Middelburg (Z):

      Abraham Everardus DUDOK van HEEL, child of Abraham Everardus DUDOK van HEEL (no occupation) and Elisa Simons TRAILL. He was born in 1887 in Princenhage (NB).

      At the time of their marriage he was 32 years old and a Director of the steam beer brewery "De Meiboom" in Vlissingen (Z), while she was 18 years old and without an occupation.

      They had at least one child:

      1. Thorvald Dudok DUDOK van HEEL, born 2 March 1925 in Vlissingen (Z).

         He married 9 September 1954 in Bussum (U):

         Catharina CarolinaVan Hulten. She was born 2 August 1925 in Bussum (U).

         At the time of their marriage he was 29 year old and a Medical Doctor (ass. geneesk. inr.) in Genova (Mallórca, Spain), while she was 29 years old and a Sergeant Major (serg. majoor ad. K.N.I.L).

         They divorced and their divorce was finalized on 4 August 1961 in Bussum (U).

3. Pieter NONHEBEL, was born in April 1875 in Middelburg (Z) and died 26 January 1876 in Middelburg (Z), just 9 months old.

4. Johanna Catharina NONHEBEL, date and place of birth unknown, died 26 March 1887 in Middelburg (Z).

Frederik Willem STERK, child of Willem STERK and Maria FERDINANDUSSE, was born 6 February 1830 in Kruiningen (Z). He was named after both his grandfathers Frederik Willem Sterk and Willem Ferdinandusse.

He died 8 September 1890 at 10 PM in Schore (Z) at age 60. His death was registered the next day by his son in law, Jan Jeronimus, 37 years, a merchant living in Koudekerke (Z) and his brother Pieter Sterk, 51 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z). At the time of his death he was a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and predeceased by his wife.

He married 7 May 1857 in Kruiningen (Z), with marriage banns published in Goes on 19 April 1857 and 26 April 1857 and presumably also in Kruiningen (Z):

Adriana Johanna TOLHOEK, child of Gerard TOLHOEK (deceased, died in Kruiningen (Z)) and Jacoba OOSTDIJK (rentier (particuliere), living in Kruiningen (Z)). She was born in 1836 in 's Heer Abtskerke (Z).

She died 31 January 1860 at 5 PM in Schore (Z) at age 24, just two weeks after giving birth to their second child. Her death was registered the same day by her husband Frederik Willem Sterk, 29 years, a carpenter living in Schore (Z) and by an acquaintance, Jan van Boven, 35 years, a blacksmith living in Schore (Z).

At the time of their marriage he was 27 years old and a carpenter living in Schore (Z), while she was 21 years old, working as a servant (dienstbode) and living in Kruiningen (Z). After their marriage they settled in Schore (Z).

Frederik Willem Sterk was a registrant for the deaths of:

• His wife Adriana Johanna Tolhoek, on 31 January 1860 in Schore (Z).

• His brother Adriaan Sterk, on 18 April 1863 in Schore (Z).

• His mother Maria Ferdinandusse, on 9 October 1869 in Schore (Z).

They had the following children: