parents | Anthonie Post & Trijntje Coenders |
born | 8 September 1823, Weesp, North Holland, Netherlands[1] |
baptised | probably, the Roman Catholic Church, Weesp |
died | 7 January 1873, Amsterdam, North Holland, NL[25] |
Alida Maria Post Alida was born the 6th child of Anthonie and Trijntje Coenders[1]. Alida's grandfather, Harmen Post was a witnes on her birth certificate. At the age of 28 years, Alida fell pregnant. Her first child, Anthonius was born on 21 February 1852 in Weesp. Anthonius' father is unknown since Alida did not disclose his name on Anthonius' birth certificate. Alida was unemployed at the time and was living in a house on the Hammerdijk in Weesp when Anthonius was born[2]. from Alida's marriage certificate |
When their first child, Rosa, was born in July 1857, Alida and Johannes lived in a house on the Kerkstraat in Weesp. In 1858, they lived on the Nieuwestraat but in 1863 they had moved back to (same or different house?) on the Kerkstraat. By 1867 the family had moved to Amsterdam. Johannes still worked as a Tanner and they lived at the Looijerdwarstraat 341[9,11,13]. |
The Looijerdwarstraat does appear to exist now, but there is a section in the Jordaan with a number of similarly named streets......maybe they lived here? Could the street have been incorectly entered on the birth certificate? |
Delfshaven, Zeeland |
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