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151 Jennifer found this name as mother of Adrianus Johannus Maria on 04-08-03 Clarijs, Cornelia Antoinetta (P218)
 
152 Jennifer found this name on 04-08-03
one of 11 children, have Oosterbaan family tree 
Oosterban, Antoinette Gerarda (P294)
 
153 Johannes Jansen Wouter Simons Backx (Jan Jansen Backx) was a founding member of the brick laying Union

Within the notarial records we found the last will of Jan Janssen Backx on 9 April 1742. It provided the following details about the Backx family:
The last will of Jan Janssen Backx and Catharina Vermeer, married and living in the hamlet of Bosch in the freedom of Oosterhout. Backx is feeling ill and is resting on his bed, his wife is healthy, both are in good mental health. All possessions of the couple will be inherited by the last surviving partner who will have the duty to care for the children, to feed and clothe them, teach them how to read and to write and enable them to learn a craft until they reach the age of 20 years or they get married. When they reach the age of 20 or get married each child is to be paid the sum of 6 guilders. Jan Janssen Back signed the last will, his wife, unable to write, made her mark.

Regional Archive Tilburg, 2009 Notarial Archives Oosterhout, 12 De Grandt, nr. 146; https://www.regionaalarchieftilburg.nl/zoek-in-archieven/?/scans/NL-TbRAT- 2009/12.1.5/start/30/limit/10/highlight/9, accessed: November 2020. DOCUMENT 24a-b.

 
Backx, Joannes Jansen Wouters Simons (P2539)
 
154 Johannes Wilhelmus Meulman. Johannes is overleden op woensdag 10 juli 1822 in Schiedam.


Profession: brandersknecht (iron works?)

or?
Profession: schildersknecht (Painter)

 
Möllman, Johannes Wilhelmus (P991)
 
155 Kind Anna Meermans
Datum doop 13-07-1692
Plaats doop Oosterhout
Vader Petrus Joannis Meermans
Moeder Elisabetha Joannis (van Asten)

Deel Rooms-Katholiek doopboek 1682-1703
Plaats Oosterhout
Toegangsnr. 8089
Inv.nr. 11
Folio/pagina 121 
Source (S260635414)
 
156 Kind genaamd Johannes Martinus Andreas in het jaar 1815 ingeschreven in het geboorteregister van Dordrecht, erkend bij huwelijk. Segers, Johannes Martinus Andeas (P2067)
 
157 King of Burgundy from 937 to 19 October 993 Von Burgund, King Conrad III "The Peaceful" (P3440)
 
158 King of France and Neustria
Also Known As Chlotar II, Chlothar II, Clotaire ii, Chlothatchar
Nickname the young, Le Jeune 
Clotaire (P3342)
 
159 King of Kent from 0640 to 0664 von Sachsen, Eormenred (P3331)
 
160 King of Kent from 616-640Built Canterbury Cathedral
 
of Kent, King Eadbald Ap Aethelbert I (P3338)
 
161 King of SaxonyDuke of EngrenRoi Des Saxons Allemagne
Duke of Saxony-Engern


Wernicke, König der Sachsen
Also Known As:"Warnechin", "Wernecke", "Wernikind", "Werniche", "Witekind"
Birthdate:circa 712
Birthplace:Rinteln, Detmold, Lower Saxony, Germany
Death:Died 768 in Engern, Wettin,Sachsen, Germany
Immediate Family:
Son of Theoderich, King of the Saxons and Dobzogera von Wenden, Königin der Sachsen
Husband of Kunhilde of Rügen
Father of Bruno of Saxony; Widukind, duke of Saxony and Irminhild von Sachsen
Brother of Weybrecht of the Saxons; Gérold, Bishop of Mayence; Ethelhard, King of the Saxons; ... von der Asseburg; Wittikind von der Sachsen, hertug; Berthold Duke of Angria and Hildegardis von Sachsen « less
Occupation:10th King of the Saxons 757, Duke of Engern
 
derEngern, van Saksen, Hertog Warnechin (P3313)
 
162 King Redbad de Fris
Ratbodus of Friesland King
King of Friesland
 
de Frise, Roi Radbod (P3333)
 
163 known as "Jan meijn Cnaep"
 
Knaep (Cnaep), Jan Arie Adriaensz (P2192)
 
164 Konrad II Konradiner of Swabia
Title of Nobility: Comte De Wetterau 
Konradiner, Konrad I (P3439)
 
165 Legal marriage November 1955 Kreuger, Daniel Joseph (Dick) (P32)
 
166 Legal marriage November 1955 Van Lindt, Helena Maria( Lenie) (P96)
 
167 Legal Wedding in Rokanje Kreuger, Ingrid Catharina (P99)
 
168 Legal Wedding in Rokanje Van Der Vlies, Cornelio Enrique ( Kees) (P316)
 
169 Legal Wedding October 14, 1986
Education: MAVO
Profession:Kindergarten teacher
E-mail:moniquekreuger@hotmail.com 
Ter Braak, Monique Maria (P321)
 
170 Listed as Bartholomeus Meermans
Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 1227 plaats: Breda
still alive in 1839 and was 79 years old

Occupation: Schipper in 1820

Lived: Haagdijk 95 Breda NB NLD 1847

Also live in Haagdijk 103 in later years
AKA as Bartholomeus Barend Mermans



also listed as:

Bridegroom Barend Pieter Meermans
Bride Eva Maria TackType of deedmarriageReligionNGPlaceEtten-LeurPlace of marriageEtten-LeurDate of taking banns07-01-1792Date of marriage22-01-1792Period1745-1805ContainsNederduits Gereformeerd trouwboek 1745-1805Number of inventory8039Record number99
 
Mermans, Bartholomeus Barend (Petrus) (P241)
 
171 Listed as Jacobus Hermans son of Bartholomeus Hermans and Eva Maria Tack.

Schipper 
Mermans, Jacobus (P250)
 
172 Lived at 95 Haagdijk in Breda
profession: winkelierster


 
Herrings, Lucia (P217)
 
173 Lived at 425 Wood Street, Bristol? Worked in Produce?
 
Sousa, Mariano (P529)
 
174 Lived in house number 106
 
Leijten, Maria (P395)
 
175 Lived in house number 106, Wijk C, Breda
profession: soldaat, metselaar (solider and bricklayer)




 
Herrings, Laurentius (P394)
 
176 Louis IV (September 920 / September 921[1] – 10 September 954), called d'Outremer or Transmarinus (both meaning "from overseas"), reigned as king of West Francia from 936 to 954. A member of the Carolingian dynasty, he was the only son of king Charles the Simple and his second wife Eadgifu of Wessex, daughter of King Edward the Elder of Wessex.[2] His reign is mostly known thanks to the Annals of Flodoard and the later Historiae of Richerus.

 
King of West Francia Louis IV (P3445)
 
177 Marriage bann to: Anna Cornelii Meermans (geboren van Rijsbergen) Feb 3 1652 wonen op den Heikant Family F304
 
178 Marriage bann to: Maria Francisci van Rossum (geboren van Doren) May 6 1657 Family F349
 
179 Married in the church in Franeker Netherlands
August 8, 1965 
Kreuger, Johannus Hubertus "Jan" (P37)
 
180 Married in the church in Franeker Netherlands
August 8, 1965 
De Haan, Cecilia Wiepkje (P116)
 
181 Martyn Adriaenszoon was landbouwer en woonde op zijn hofstede te segbroek, ten westen van 's Gravenhage en aan de noordzijde tot Eykenduinen.Er is sprake van twee boerderijen, namelijk de " Cent Maertenszoon's wooninge, die later in de volksmond " Sint Maartens wooninge werd genoemd en de " Crispijnswooninge", die de oudste was. Het bij deze boerderij behorende land was in totaal 48 morgen groot.Later behoorde daar ook de boerderij " Hofzicht" bij. De boerderij Hofzicht is in 1731 uit de familie gegaan, omdat Engeltgen Theunisdochter van der Voort, die gehuwd was geweest met Huygh Leendertszoon Ruychrock geen kinderen had. Zodat de erfgenamen de huismanswoning Hofzicht met 23 morgen land op 18 mei 1731 moesten verkopen.De vroegere aanduiding van boer of landbouwer was " huisman" of ook wel "bouman". van der Voort, Martyn Adriaenszoon (P2224)
 
182 Molenaar / Koetsier in Schiedam
 
van der Knaap, Willem (P770)
 
183 New York State Marriage Index, New York State Department of Health, Albany, NY. Source (S300431835)
 
184 November 9, 1628 Family F464
 
185 Occupation: Koopman Mermans, Joseph Cornelis Franciscus (P399)
 
186 occupation: koopman in verfwaren
Leo owned a paint store and had twelve kids. He and his brother Cornelis Benedictus were the only siblings to have children.
 
Mermans, Leo Johannes Antonius (P401)
 
187 Occupation: Koopvrouw (1890), Winkeliere (1896).  van Riel, Johanna Francisca (P66)
 
188 Occupation: Metselaar (Mason)

There were 13 children
At least 5 were never married, and lived together in Breda and never worked a day in their live
They earned their income by exploiting a whole street of poor quality houses
Jennifer found the Cornelis name as the father of Adrianus Johannus Petrus

Additionally found following info:

Franciscus Mermans Born in Breda 1844 died in Breda 1869

Aaltje Mermans Born in Kapelle Zeeland 1631 and married in Of S"Grevel,Capelle,Noord Brabant 1656 
Mermans, Cornelis (P215)
 
189 Occupation: Vleeshouwer (1806 - 1808), Linnenblecker (1806-1897, 1815) Segers, Johannes Baptist (P850)
 
190 Occupation: Bleeker (linen bleacher)(1816-1817), Winkeliere (shop keep) (1821), Particuliere (1824)

Poorter van Breda op 14 May 1806




From 1839 Register

Profession: Timmerman (carpenter)
Lived at 98 Ginneken Straat in Breda
 
Segers, Martinus (P844)
 
191 Occupation: fabrikant Mermans, Johannes Jacobus Benedictus Bonaventura (P220)
 
192 Occupation: koopman Mermans, Franciscus Adrianus Antonius????? (P403)
 
193 Occupation: Koopman Mermans, Adrianus Antonius Cornelis (P404)
 
194 Occupation: Koperslager (Coppersmith) Mermans, Franciscus (P385)
 
195 Occupation: Metselaar, Winkelier, Koopman Mermans, Antonius Cornelis (P87)
 
196 Occupation: Naaister (seamstress) Teulings, Johanna Petronella (P843)
 
197 Oosterhout,nb,nld, 3 Note Vermoedelijk (aka de Kievit, de Kivit) Kivits, Elisabeth (P244)
 
198 op 2 febr. 1687 treedt hij nog op als doopgetuige, Iudocus Henrici; hij is dan overgrootvader!
(On February 2m, 2687 he witnessed baptism of Ludocus Henrici. He was a great grandfather.)
 
Tack, Joost Hendrik (P1723)
 
199 Organist and Conductor (Muziekonderwijzer en organist)
died at 68 
Oosterban, Wijnandus Petrus Gijsbertus (P295)
 
200 Otto (c. 830/40 – 30 November 912), called the Illustrious (German: Otto der Erlauchte) by later authors, a member of the Ottonian dynasty, was Duke of Saxony from 880 to his death.Family
Otto was a younger son of the Saxon count Liudolf (d. 866), the progenitor of the dynasty, and his wife Oda (d. 913), daughter of the Saxon princeps Billung. Among his siblings were his elder brother Bruno, heir to their father's estates, and Liutgard, who in 876 became Queen of East Francia as consort of the Carolingian king Louis the Younger. The marriage expressed Liudolf's dominant position in the Saxon lands.

Around 873 Otto himself married Hathui (d. 903), probably a member of the noble House of Babenberg (Popponids) and daughter of the Frankish princeps militiae Henry of Franconia. By her he had two sons, Thankmar and Liudolf, who predeceased him, but his third son Henry the Fowler succeeded him as duke of Saxony and was later elected king. Otto's daughter Oda married the Carolingian King Zwentibold of Lotharingia, son of Emperor Arnulf. His family is called the Liudolfinger after his father, upon the accession of his grandson Emperor Otto the Great it then was also called the Ottonian dynasty.Reign
By a charter of King Louis the Younger to Gandersheim Abbey dated 26 January 877, the pago Suththuringa (region of South Thuringia) is described as in comitatu Ottonis (in Otto's county). He succeeded his brother Bruno after the latter's death in the Battle of Lüneburg Heath (Ebsdorf) on 2 February 880, fighting against the Viking invaders.[1]

Ruling over vast Saxon and Thuringian estates, Otto was mentioned as dux in later sources, while in a contemporary charter of 28 January 897, Otto is described as marchio and the pago Eichesfelden (Eichsfeld) is now found to be within his county (march). He was also the lay abbot of Hersfeld Abbey in 908 and fifty years later was described as magni ducis Oddonis (great duke Otto) by the chronicler Widukind of Corvey when describing the marriage of his sister Liutgard to King Louis.

Despite his dynastic relations, Otto only had loose connections to the Carolingian court and rarely left Saxony. He remained a regional East Frankish prince and his overlords, Louis the Younger and Emperor Arnulf, with both of whom he was on good terms, rarely interfered in Saxon autonomy. In his lands, Otto was prince in practice and he also established himself as a tributary ruler over the neighbouring Slavic tribes in the east, such as the Daleminzi.

According to Widukind of Corvey, the "Saxon and Franconian people" offered Otto the kingship of East Francia after the death of the last Carolingian monarch Louis the Child in 911. He did, however, not accept it on account of his advanced age, instead suggesting Duke Conrad of Franconia. The truthfulness of this report is considered doubtful.[2]

The next year, Otto died at the Pfalz of Wallhausen. He was buried in the church of Gandersheim Abbey. 
Hertog Otto I "The Illustrious" of Saxony,Graaf van Thüringau (P3449)
 

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