Marinus van Schaijk (G7N4-TRM) born in 1898 and died in 1965. Married to Anna Sasson. His death rec

kaylymandavis1

Marinus van Schaijk (G7N4-TRM) born in 1898 and died in 1965. Married to Anna Sasson. His death record (https://www.openarch.nl/rhe:7639645D-A5FD-46B3-87C1-970BE9CD5DFA) lists a second wife--Johanna Hendrika van Houten. (G7KV-G6B)

 This is the only reference I have for Johanna. I have searched Wiewaswie, Openarch.nl. Ancenstry and Family Search. Can you give me a hand with this person.

thanks

 

Kay Davis

Adrien Kintziger

After reviewing the scan, i have to say, your statement is not correct.

 

The scan clearly shows Johanna Hendrika Hilten (not Van Houten) as first wife-

and Anna Saasen (not Sasson) as second wife.

 

Marinus was born in Dinther, son of Schaijk Antonius and Wilhelmina Kitselaar.

Both deceased.

 

The nr of the scan is 157, it should be highlighted.

 

https://www.rhc-eindhoven.nl/collectie?mivast=48&miadt=48&miaet=54&micode=BS-Geldrop-10501-1859&minr=16642837&miview=ldt&utm_source=OpeiumnArchieven&utm_medium=browser&utm_campaign=OpenData

 

I'm not convinced you will find many info, as , probably it will not appear in the

public domain, in Belgium you would have to wait 120 yrs after death.

But you can give it a try with the correct names.

A van Helsdingen

According to this Wiki page, in Belgium civil registration is online up to 1915 and public but offline until 100 years ago, i.e. 1919.

 

https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Belgium_Civil_Registration

Adrien Kintziger

Yes , the 100/120 yrs ruling is explained rather good.

The change to 120 years is recent.Some parts of Belgium are very strict in that matter , others not so,..it is a bit case-depending,like say for military personel that had active duty in WW1 or WW2,altough it is different for high ranking officers of the military.

The army, however can and sometimes will allow exeptions.also, the 12O yr can be reduced to 100 for relatives , or heirs.

Adrie

kaylymandavis1

You are absolutely correct on the names of the wifes--however i disagree on the order of the wifes. My translation shows that he was married to Johanna Hendrika van Hilton at his death but had previously been married to Anna Saason. Marinus and Anna were married on 18 May 1922 in Geldrop--she passed away on 27 Feb 1960 making her the first wife-not the second. Thanks for helping with the names. Sasson was a type--i simply misread Hilten as Houten--that happens with dyslexic people.

Thanks again.

Kay Davis

Adrien Kintziger

You are correct Kay,i reversed the order of the marriage, rather sloppy of me.

Normally i do not react on typo's ,but if it matters-names, localities i need to do so,because of further searches,would be

pointless to search wrong names or localities.

Adrie

kaylymandavis1

thanks for your quick response--I was beginning to doubt my ability to read dutch. Thanks also for correcting my names. Your help is greatly appreciated.

 

Kay davis

Adrien Kintziger

yw , Kay , anytime if i can be of help.