Frank Bax
vertelde op 15 november 2019 om 17:58 uur
1813-Jan-24 Huwelijk - Maarheeze
Francis van Kessel; zoon van Francis van Kessel en Joanna Maria Verdijsseldonck
Elisabeth Evers; dochter van Guillaume Evers en Antonette Schepers.
Huwelijksbijlagen on FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:9398-LTVQ-5
a) 1801-mei-11 ovr Francis van Kessel
b) 1783-okt-06 ged Elisabeth Evers
c) 1773-sep-09 ged Francis van Kessel
d) 1810-okt-25 ovr Willem Evers
Where is the original for 1801 death of Francis van Kessel?
When I search BHIC; I see Maarheeze burials/deaths have not been indexed.
When I search RHCE; I see only six DTB burials in 1801, but F.Kessels is not one of them!
Is it possible that this death was recorded in a book that was not a DTB church record?
Even if there were two books (civil death and church burial); where was he buried?
Those 6 died in Soerendonk.
The funeral books that have been preserved are from the verger / schoolmaster:
26.12. Burials from residents of Maarheeze and Soerendonk, 1772 May 6 - 1796 Mar. 26 and 1804 Feb. 6.
26.13. Burials from residents of Soerendonk, 1797 Jan. 14 - 1805 Nov. 20.
The extract states:
1801 11th Maij obiit Franciscus van Kessel.
The word obiit, Latin for deceased, shows that this extract was made from a Catholic death register. That register must have been lost after 1813.
