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Bestuur Van Het Zeewezen BE-A0510_000300_002729_DUT Inventaris van het archief van het Bestuur van het Zeewezen, 1830-1976 Het Rijksarchief in België Archives de l'État en Belgique Das Staatsarchiv in Belgien State Archives in Belgium This finding aid is written in Dutch. 2 Bestuur van het Zeewezen. BESCHRIJVING VAN HET ARCHIEF:...................................................................15 Raadpleging en gebruik.................................................................................16 Voorwaarden voor de reproductie..............................................................16 Geschiedenis van archiefvormer en archief...................................................17 Archiefvormer............................................................................................17 Naam......................................................................................................17 Geschiedenis..........................................................................................17 Ministeries met bevoegdheid over het Zeewezen, 1831-1978...........17 Indeling in kantoren............................................................................18 Archief........................................................................................................22 Verwerving.............................................................................................22 Rijksarchief in de Provinciën...............................................................30 Inhoud en structuur.......................................................................................32 Ordening....................................................................................................32 BESCHRIJVING VAN DE SERIES EN ARCHIEFBESTANDDELEN........................................41 Inventaris van het archief van het Bestuur van het Zeewezen, 1830-1976..41 Administratie........................................................................................................ 41 I. Algemeenheden............................................................................................41 1 - 4 Koninklijke en Ministeriële Besluiten, 1855-1860.................................41 6 - 11 Bibliotheek, 1886-1914......................................................................41 12 -14 Centraal Beheer. Rondschrijven, 1872-1914.....................................41 17 - 78 Verslagen der werkzaamheden, 1873-1945.....................................42 79 - 80 Algemene Toestand van het Rijk, 1927............................................44 81 - 89 Jaarboeken en personeelslijsten, 19e eeuw-1946............................44 II. Personeel...................................................................................................... 45 94 - 97 Briefwisseling-aanwijzers. Aanwijzers der inkomende briefwisseling, 1962-1967....................................................................................................45 98 - 107 Algemeen, 1845-1964....................................................................45 108 - 231 Persoonlijke bundels personeel, 1870-1957.................................46 232 - 235 Kaders, 1930-1954.......................................................................51 236 - 242 Bezoldiging, 1873-1954...............................................................52 243 - 264 Bevordering en voorstelling tot bevordering, 1905-1948.............52 266 - 267 Benuttiging van het personeel, 1940-1942..................................53 268 - 278 Pensioenen, 1905-1953................................................................53 279 - 297 Hulpgelden, 1905-1950................................................................54 298 - 304 In beschikbaarheid gestelden, 1911-1941...................................55 305 - 358 Syndicaat. Raadgevende en paritaire commissies, 1911-1966....55 *** a. Voor het gehele Ministerie..............................................................55 *** b. Zeewezen.......................................................................................56 *** c. Posterijen........................................................................................57 *** d. Telegrafen en Telefonen..................................................................58 *** e. Spoorwegen....................................................................................58 359 - 373 Economaat, 1840-1953................................................................58 374 - 426 Hoofdbestuur. Benoemingen en bevorderingen, 1844-1946........60 427 - 451 Koninklijke krijgsmarine, 1814-1913............................................62 452 - 476 Personeel der Zeevaartpolitie, 1831-1935...................................64 477 - 503 Personeel der Pakketboten, 1870-1954........................................66 504 - 535 Personeel der visserijwachtschepen-kruisers, 1886-1946............67 536 - 552 Personeel van de Scheepsbouwdienst te Antwerpen, 1880-1934. Bestuur van het Zeewezen. 3 ..................................................................................................................... 68 553 - 572 Personeel van de Scheepsbouwdienst te Oostende, 1904-1935.. 69 574 - 603 Arbeiderspersoneel, 1905-1947...................................................70 604 - 680 Personeel van het Loodswezen, 1868-1955.................................71 681 - 691 Onderzoeken en verslagen door opziener J. de Bussche over verbetering van de organisatie van de loodsdienst, 1927-1938...................75 692 - 707 Overbrenging naar België van zekere categorieën van agente in Nederland verblijvend. Kaders en herinrichting van het zeeloodswezen, 1922-1945....................................................................................................75 719 - 723 Vaste loodsen, 1920-1947............................................................77 728 - 730 Aanwerving van leerling-loodsen en matrozen ter loodsdienst, 1890-1959....................................................................................................77 734 - 745 Voorzieningskas der loodsen en andere bedienden van het Zeewezen, 1867-1936..................................................................................78 746 - 764 Personeel der veerdiensten, 1905-1936.......................................78 III. Boekhouding................................................................................................79 765 - 768 Algemeen, 1851-1925..................................................................79 769 - 783 Begroting, 1831-1961..................................................................79 784 - 795 Begrotingsvooruitzichten, 1869-1939..........................................80 796 - 801 Begrotingsontwerpen, 1924-1939................................................81 802 - 809 Begrotingsvoorstellen, 1940-1950...............................................81 810 - 1107 Ontvangsten, 1831-1968...........................................................81 810 - 812 Intrekken en uitgeven van muntwaarden (bankbiljetten); vervalst geld, 1920-1956.........................................................................81 813 - 827 Staten en ramingen, 1874-1961..............................................82 828 - 850 Toezicht ontvangsten. Onderrichtingen voor de Dienst der Ontvangsten, 1877-1934..........................................................................83 851 - 951 Borgtochten van de ontvangers, 1866-1963............................84 955 - 1001 Opmerkingen over ontvangsten-boekhouding der rekenplichtigen in Antwerpen, Brussel, Gent, Leuven, Nieuwpoort, Oostende, Zeebrugge euz., 1872-1951....................................................90 1002 - 1107 Inning der rechten, 1831-1967.............................................92 1108 - 1187 Beheersrekeningen en kasstaten, 1884-1958..........................99 1188 - 1222 Eindafrekeningen met ontvangers en rekeningen einde beheer, 1858-1959..................................................................................................102 1223 - 1359 Rekenplichtige der Pakketboten. Centraliserend Rekenplichtige te Brussel, 1875-1971................................................................................105 1224 - 1230 Eindafrekeningen rekenplichtige der Pakketboten, 1879- 1962....................................................................................................... 105 1231 - 1232 Beheersrekeningen, 1934-1959.........................................105 1233 - 1250 Ontvangsten der Pakketboten, 1922-1965.........................105 1251 - 1254 Uitgaven, 1932-1951..........................................................106 1255 - 1266 Uitgaven. Terugbetaling van ten onrechte geïnde zeevaartrechten (loodsrechten, kustlichten-, politie- en bewegingsrechten), 1877-1961..............................................................107 1267 - 1278 Uitgaven. Bedienings- en onderhoudspremies, toegekend aan het personeel der motorschepen van de Antwerpse loods diensten, 1920-1948..............................................................................................107 1279 - 1288 Rentegenieters als rechthebbenden t.g.v. dodelijke ongevallen, gevallen van bestendige arbeidsonbekwaamheid, arbeidsongevallen aan zeelieden in oorlogstijd (Besluitwetten 23.10.1946 ; 27.2.1947, wet 7.7.1948), 1947-1954...............................108 1289 - 1326 Algemene staat van ontvangsten en uitgaven, 1913-1960. 4 Bestuur van het Zeewezen. ............................................................................................................... 108 1327 - 1328
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