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De Kwartierstaat Van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman een genealogieonline publicatie De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman door Weijerman 7 augustus 2021 De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman Weijerman De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman Generatie 1 1. Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman, zoon van Anna Willem Elie Weijerman (volg 2) en Blanche Rosalie de Villeneuve la Colette (volg 3), is geboren op 14 maart 1903 in Lyon, Frankrijk. Hij is knil-officier, tandarts, kaakchirurg van beroep. Helenus Cornelis Blanche is overleden op 84 jarige leeftijd op 26 februari 1988 in Deventer, Overijssel, Nederland. Generatie 2 2. Anna Willem Elie Weijerman, zoon van Louis Jacobus Weijerman (volg 4) en Cornelia Francisca de Bruijn Prince (volg 5), is geboren op 7 juli 1871 in Rotterdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Hij is officier in het knil van beroep. Anna Willem Elie is overleden op 85 jarige leeftijd op 19 februari 1957 in ’s-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. 3. Blanche Rosalie de Villeneuve la Colette, dochter van Guillaume Gérard de Villeneuve la Colette (volg 6) en Helena Hermina Verbeek (volg 7), is geboren op 12 februari 1878 in Aix en Provence, Frankrijk. Blanche Rosalie is overleden op 59 jarige leeftijd op 30 april 1937 in Epe, Gelderland, Nederland en is begraven in ’s-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Generatie 3 4. Louis Jacobus Weijerman, zoon van Jacobus Weijerman (volg 8) en Engeltje Jarman (volg 9), is geboren op 27 maart 1837 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is wijnhandelaar van beroep. Louis Jacobus is overleden op 80 jarige leeftijd op 31 oktober 1917 in ’s-Hertogenbosch, Noord-Brabant, Nederland. 5. Cornelia Francisca de Bruijn Prince, dochter van Jan Jacob de Bruijn Prince (volg 10) en Jacoba Petronella Elout (volg 11), is geboren op 9 januari 1844 in Beverwijk, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Cornelia Francisca is overleden op 54 jarige leeftijd op 19 juli 1898 in Epe, Gelderland, Nederland. 6. Guillaume Gérard de Villeneuve la Colette, zoon van Charles de Villeneuve la Colette (volg 12) en Johanna van Wingerden (volg 13), is geboren op 14 januari 1840 in Soerabaja,NOI. Hij is resident van timor en resident op celebes, later op timor van beroep. Guillaume Gérard is overleden op 65 jarige leeftijd op 18 augustus 1905 in Keulen, Duitsland. 7. Helena Hermina Verbeek, dochter van Dirk Verbeek (volg 14) en Helena van der Sluijs (volg 15), is geboren op 27 november 1846 in Limbangan,NOI. Helena Hermina is overleden op 62 jarige leeftijd op 17 augustus 1909 in Leipzig, Duitsland. Generatie 4 8. Jacobus Weijerman, zoon van Jacobus Weijerman (volg 16) en Maria van Rotterdam (volg 17), is geboren op 16 mei 1800 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 4 juni 1800 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is makelaar in roerende en onroerende goederen van beroep. Jacobus is overleden op 86 jarige leeftijd op 19 juli 1886 in Heemstede, Noord-Holland, Nederland. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-weijerman/ 1 De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman Weijerman 9. Engeltje Jarman, dochter van Jacobus Jarman (volg 18) en Catharina Louisa Nagel (volg 19), is geboren op 13 april 1802 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 2 mei 1802 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Engeltje is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 24 juni 1885 in Heemstede, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 10. Jan Jacob de Bruijn Prince, zoon van Francois Jacob Prince (volg 20) en Geertruida Elisabeth van Oosten de Bruijn (volg 21), is geboren op 14 september 1798 in Velsen-Zuid, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is lid gemeenteraad haarlem en wethouder van haarlem van beroep. Jan Jacob is overleden op 69 jarige leeftijd op 4 juli 1868 in Doetinchem, Gelderland, Nederland en is begraven op 7 juli 1868 in Doetinchem, Gelderland, Nederland. 11. Jacoba Petronella Elout, dochter van Cornelis Theodorus Elout (volg 22) en Henriëtta Josina van Eijbergen (volg 23), is geboren op 11 maart 1798 in ’s-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Jacoba Petronella is overleden op 58 jarige leeftijd op 24 mei 1856 in Winterswijk, Gelderland, Nederland. 12. Charles de Villeneuve la Colette, zoon van Arnoud de Villeneuve la Colette (volg 24) en Maria Sibille von Halm (volg 25), is geboren op 23 januari 1800 in St Omer, Nederland en is gedoopt op 29 januari 1800 in ’s-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Charles is overleden op 74 jarige leeftijd op 29 september 1874 in Batavia,NOI. 13. Johanna van Wingerden. 14. Dirk Verbeek, zoon van Reinier Verbeek (volg 28) en Antje Koedam (volg 29), is geboren 1809. Dirk is overleden op 31 mei 1883 in Nice, Frankrijk. 15. Helena van der Sluijs. Generatie 5 16. Jacobus Weijerman, zoon van Adolf Weijerman (volg 32) en Johanna Willemsen van Beeck (volg 33), is geboren 1765 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 21 augustus 1765 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is boekhouder, later makelaar in roerende en onroerende goederen van beroep. Jacobus is overleden op 12 april 1827 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 14 april 1827 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 17. Maria van Rotterdam, dochter van Jan van Rotterdam (volg 34) en Hanna Katharina Berger (volg 35), is geboren op 7 maart 1766 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 9 maart 1766 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Maria is overleden op 88 jarige leeftijd op 17 september 1854 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 18. Jacobus Jarman, zoon van Gerrit Jarman (volg 36) en Anna Gebbink (volg 37), is geboren op 19 november 1758 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 26 november 1758 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is makelaar, dir. kassierskantoor jarman en brand van beroep. Jacobus is overleden op 67 jarige leeftijd op 22 april 1826 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 19. Catharina Louisa Nagel, dochter van Jan Nagel (volg 38) en Wellemoet Botvanger (volg 39), is geboren op 1 april 1771 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 11 april 1771 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Catharina Louisa is overleden op 65 jarige leeftijd op 18 oktober 1836 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-weijerman/ 2 De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman Weijerman 20. Francois Jacob Prince, zoon van Johannes Prince (volg 40) en Elisabeth Rauwenhoff (volg 41), is geboren op 30 mei 1759 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 31 mei 1759 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is baljuw van velzen van beroep. Francois Jacob is overleden op 64 jarige leeftijd op 25 april 1824 in Haarlem, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 21. Geertruida Elisabeth van Oosten de Bruijn, dochter van Gerrit Willem van Oosten de Bruijn (volg 42) en Maria Croon (volg 43), is geboren op 5 juni 1759 in Haarlem, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Geertruida Elisabeth is overleden oktober 1810 in Velsen, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 27 oktober 1810 in Haarlem, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 22. Cornelis Theodorus Elout, zoon van Cornelis Pieter Elout (volg 44) en Sara Salomé van Orsoij (volg 45), is geboren op 22 maart 1767 in Haarlem, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt. Hij is minister o.a. marine, kaaphandel, staat. van beroep. Cornelis Theodorus is overleden op 74 jarige leeftijd op 3 mei 1841 in ’s-Gravenhage, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. 23. Henriëtta Josina van Eijbergen, dochter van Pieter Jacob van Eijbergen (volg 46) en Susanna Christina Boogaard (volg 47), is geboren op 13 juli 1768. Henriëtta Josina is overleden 1863. 24. Arnoud de Villeneuve la Colette, zoon van Guillaume de Villeneuve la Colette (volg 48) en Apollonie Elisabeth de Bie (volg 49), is geboren op 11 oktober 1766 in Leerdam, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Arnoud is overleden op 83 jarige leeftijd op 19 juni 1850. 25. Maria Sibille von Halm. 28. Reinier Verbeek. 29. Antje Koedam, dochter van Dirk Koedam (volg 58) en Maria van Wakeren (volg 59), is geboren 1785. Antje is overleden op 19 januari 1812 in Utrecht, Utrecht, Nederland. Generatie 6 32. Adolf Weijerman, zoon van Jacobus Weijerman (volg 64) en Elisabeth Rhuijsraedt (volg 65), is geboren op 16 april 1740 in Delft, Zuid-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt in Delft, Zuid-Holland, Nederland. Hij is winkelier, later wsch. arbeider van beroep. Adolf is overleden op 70 jarige leeftijd op 5 December 1810 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 10 December 1810 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 33. Johanna Willemsen van Beeck, dochter van Wilem Willemsen van Beeck (volg 66) en Gerritje van Dillen (volg 67), is gedoopt op 4 maart 1736 in Lathum, Gelderland, Nederland. Johanna is overleden in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 19 oktober 1801 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 34. Jan van Rotterdam. 35. Hanna Katharina Berger. 36. Gerrit Jarman, zoon van Govert Jarman (volg 72) en Maria Ste(e)kels (volg 73), is geboren op 2 april 1728 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 4 april 1728 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Hij is sergeant schutterij van beroep. Gerrit is overleden op 72 jarige leeftijd op 11 maart 1801 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 17 maart 1801 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-weijerman/ 3 De kwartierstaat van Helenus Cornelis Blanche Weijerman Weijerman 37. Anna Gebbink, dochter van Tengel Gebbink (volg 74) en Anna Bredeman (volg 75), is geboren op 7 juli 1727 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt op 9 juli 1727 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. Anna is overleden op 79 jarige leeftijd op 4 april 1807 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is begraven op 10 april 1807 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. 38. Jan Nagel, zoon van Jan Nagel (volg 76) en Vrouwtje van der Kamp (volg 77), is geboren op 17 januari 1732 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland en is gedoopt.
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