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29 Jan 2021

Maria Naaktgeboren (1833-93) married 2 brothers in 's-Gravendeel

Maria Naaktgeboren is the eldest daughter of Jacob Naaktgeboren (1806-1878) and Lena Mol (1808-1890). She was born on 27 October 1833 in 's-Gravendeel, Holland. She had 10 younger siblings, but 2 of them died at the age of 1.

At the age of 24 - when her youngest sibling was just 4 years old - Maria Naaktgeboren was married on 29 April 1858 in 's-Gravendeel. The groom was 28-year-old flax farmer Simon Naaktgeboren. He was born on 21 May 1829 in Sandelingen-Ambacht, Holland. His parents are Jan van der Giessen (1801-1859) and Willempje van der Poel (1804-1873).
Exactly 9 months later, Maria gave birth to a son Jan on 29 January 1859 around 14:00 in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, Holland. That same year, on 7 October Simon van der Giessen died, aged 30. His son Jan died at the age of 5 on 14 June 1864.

On 8 March 1861 in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht Maria Naaktgeboren, aged 27, married her brother-in-law Mattheus van der Giessen, aged 29. Mattheus was born on 29 September 1831 in Sandelingen-Ambacht as Simon's full brother. With Mattheus Maria Naaktgeboren had 9 more children named Jacob, Pieter, Willemina, Jan, Lena, Grietje Ida, Arie, Pietertje Johanna and Maria.

Nieuwe Vlaardingsche Courant, 16-11-1887

After a long illness, Mattheus van der Giessen died in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht on 11 November 1887, aged 56. His widow Maria Naaktgeboren survived him for 6 years, and died there on 19 December 1893, aged 60.
Their younger daughter Pietertje Johanna van der Giessen, born on 10 February 1874 in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht, married Job Laaij, and died, aged 91, on 7 August 1965 in Brielle, Holland.

Sources: WieWasWie.nl, Delpher.nl, FamilySearch.org.

2 comments:

  1. Nice post. I always find it interesting in those large families, that one child will be getting married when another child is very young. I wonder if they have a close sibling connection.

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  2. I’m familiar with a case in my extended family in Ireland where the oldest son grew up and left for the US before the youngest daughter was born. They met only once, when she traveled to Massachusetts in her 60s, around 1990. The brother was quite elderly by then.

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