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101	Folmar V Count of MetzCount of Metz and Homburg	van Metz, Folmar V (P3278)
102	Francijntje Richters, geboren op woensdag 6 april 1814 in Schiedam. Francijntje is overleden.Beroep: werkster	Richters, Francina (P633)
103	Fredrick aka Joseph?	Hulhoven, Joseph (P925)
104	Geboorteregister Etten-Leur 1813, archiefnummer 50, inventarisnummer 2424, aktenummer 121	de Rooij, Jan Augustijn (P85)
105	geboren op woensdag 18 maart 1812 in Amsterdam. Van de geboorte is aangifte gedaan op donderdag 19 maart 1812. Jan is overleden op dinsdag 23 mei 1865 in Schiedam, 53 jaar oud.Hij trouwde, 25 jaar oud, op donderdag 4 mei 1837 in Schiedam [bron: archief schiedam] met de 23-jarige	Meulman, Johannes Wilhelmus (P634)
106	Geertruij vander Heijde and Fredrik Hulhoven Johannes Hulhoven(1802) and Adrianna Cloppers Christian Hulhoven (1805) and Cornelia Putters Joseph Hulhoven (1809) and Maria Pennings Geertruij vander Heijde and Fredrik Hulhoven ChristinaHulhoven Doop 23-03-1800 –witness lena hulhoven and gerardus vander heijde Johannes Hulhoven Doop 07-05-1802 –witness lena van derheijde and wijnandus hullhoven Anna Geertruijvan der Heijde and Fredrik Hulhoven Christian Hulhoven Doop13-10-1804 –witness hendrina mariavan moorsel and Christiaan van der loo Maria HulhovenDoop 18-11-1807 –witness maria broekhinkel and willemsomhols Joseph HulhovenDoop 18-11-1807 –witness maria sluitjers and joseph vander loo FredrickHulhoven dies 2/1/1818, spouse is Geertruij van der Heijde Geertruij vander Heijde and Joseph Hulhoven Joseph Hulhoven Doop 26-08-1809 –witness maria sluitjers and joseph van der loo Anna Geertruij van der Heijde and Joseph Hulhoven Joseph Hulhoven Doop 18-11-1807 Maria Hulhoven Doop 18-11-1807 Christian Hulhoven Doop 13-10-1804	Hulhoven, Joseph (P925)
107	Gerberga of Burgundy (c.965/6–7 July 1018/9) was a member of the Elder House of Welf. She was married firstly to Herman I, count of Werl and secondly to Herman II, Duke of Swabia. Life and Issue Edit Gerberga was born in Arles. She was the daughter of King Conrad of Burgundy and his second wife, Matilda, daughter of Louis IV of France and Gerberga of Saxony.[1] Her paternal aunt was Empress Adelaide. Through her mother, she was related to Louis IV of France, Emperor Otto I and Charlemagne.[2] First marriage Edit Gerberga married her first husband, Herman I, Count of Werl, c.978.[3] Herman of Werl died sometime between 985-988. With Herman of Werl, Gerberga had the following children:[4] Herman II, count of Werl (c.980-1025) Rudolf (or Liudolf) of Werl (c.982/6-1044) Bernard I of Werl (c.983-1027) Second marriage Edit Gerberga married Herman II, Duke of Swabia in 988.[5] With Herman of Swabia, Gerberga had several children, including: Matilda of Swabia[6] Gisela, who became Queen consort of Germany then Empress consort of the Holy Roman Empire.[6] Herman III, who succeeded his father in 1003, but died young, in 1012.[6] Berthold (992-993) Beatrice (?) (died after 25 February 1025),who was married to Adalbert of Eppenstein[6][7] Patronage Edit In September 997 Otto III donated the estate of Stockhausen to the female monastery at Meschede at Gerberga's intervention.[8] Stockhausen was located in the medieval district of Lochtrop, which was part of the county of Werl. In 997 the county of Werl was ruled by Gerberga's son from her first marriage, Herman II of Werl. The counts of Werl had long-standing connections with this monastery.[9] Herman II's father, Herman I of Werl, was the advocate of Meschede. And one of his ancestors, also called Herman, likewise acted as advocate for Meschede in 913. Meschede may have been founded by Emhilids, one of Herman's ninth-century ancestors. In May 1000 Otto III issued a diploma taking the female monastery of Oedingen into his protection.[10] The diploma records that Oedingen, which was located in the district of Lochtrop, in the county of Werl, had been founded by Gerberga, with the permission of her son, Herman II of Werl. In 1042 Gerberga's granddaughter, also called Gerberga (she was the daughter of Herman II of Werl), became abbess of Oedingen. Death Edit Gerberga died in Nordgau, Bavaria. A necrology entry indicates that she died on 7 July, probably in 1018 or 1019.[11] from www.geni.com Gerberga Also Known As:"Gerberga van Fivelgo", "Gerberga von Burgund" Birthdate:circa 965 (53) Birthplace:Burgundy, France Death:Died July 7, 1018 in Bavarian Swabia, Bavaria, Germany Immediate Family: Daughter of Conrad "the Peaceful", king of Burgundy and Matilda of France Wife of Hermann, count of Arnsberg-Werl and Herman II, duke of Swabia Mother of Hermann II, count of Werl; Rudolf Liudolf of Werl; Bernhard I, count of Werl; Matilde of Swabia; Gisela of Swabia, Holy Roman Empress; Hermann III von Öhningen, duke of Swabia; Berchtold of Swabia and Brigitta (Beatrix) von Eppenstein, Markgräfin von Kärnten « less Sister of Berthe de Bourgogne, Reine consort de France; Mathilde of Burgundy, daughter of Conrad I and Rudolph III, King of Burgundy Half sister of Burchard, Archbishop of Lyon; Gisela de Bourgogne, Herzogin zu Bayern and Conrad of Burgundy Occupation:Princess, Daughter of Conrad I, Duke of Transjurane-Burgundy	Gerberga, Duchess of Swabia Princess of Burgundy (P3436)
108	Geronimo Collusa	Collura, Girolamo (P2704)
109	Gertrude the Elder of Brunswick († July 21 [2] in 1077 , buried in Brunswick Cathedral ) donated together with her husband Liudolf of Braunschweig , the Collegiate Church of St. Blasius in Braunschweig and later founded the so-called Guelph Treasure .Birth and year of Gertrude are unknown. Her father was Dirk III. , Count of Holland . [3] She was married to the Brunonen Liudolf of Brunswick, Count in Derlingau and Gundigau , only son Bruns I of Brunswick and his wife Gisela of Swabia . [4] Gertrud survived her husband for almost 40 years. From this marriage the children went Brun (o), Egbert I. and Ida (Irmingart) out. [5] Gertrud was considered formed. After they had come to Brunswick, she was the first local Dankwarderode structurally improve. 1030 donated it along with her husband on a neighboring plot of the castle, the Collegiate of St. Blaise, the predecessor of from 1173 under Henry the Lion built the Brunswick Cathedral. The pen was the Virgin Mary , John the Baptist , and the saints Peter and Paul consecrated. The building was as grave lay the Brunonen designed. [3] In addition, Gertrud donated some equipment altar , [6] as the relics were later cathedral of the foundation of the Guelph Treasure coming centuries. De Winter identifies four pieces that Gertrude has probably commissioned: two large crosses (the so-called "Gertrude Cross" and "Liudolfkreuz", both shortly after 1038 originated), a portable altar and the arm reliquary of St. Blasius . [3] Only the arm reliquary is still in Braunschweig in the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum , in which it reached in 1829. [7] Known as "Gertrude portable altar" object however is since its sale in 1930 in the USA , in the Cleveland Museum of Art . [8 ] There are also the two processional crosses . [9] Crypt of Henry the Lion . Links: sarcophagus of Henry the Lion , the right of his second wife Mathilde Plantagenet . In the background of the sarcophagus, where the mortal remains of Countess Gertrude Mark Elder, Margrave Ekbert II. Meissen , and Gertrude the Younger of Braunschweig are. Liudolf died in 1038 and was the first to be buried in the new grave lay. [3] From then took care of Gertrud to the education of the common, minor sons, trying to maintain the bruno African family traditions and strengthen. 39 years later Gertrude was laid at her husband's side to rest. When her grave was opened in 1668, was found in fragments of a small sheet of lead (7.5 × 10.5 cm), [10] the most part of an epitaph was, with the inscription: "Hic requiescit Gertrudis devota Christ famula. XII Kal. Augusti " - Hermann drought: History of the City of Brunswick in the Middle Ages. S. 51st "Here lies Gertrud, devoted servant of Christ." The panel is now also in the Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum. [11] 1173 Henry began the lion with the construction of the cathedral probably in the same spot where, until then, the Collegiate Church of Gertrude, had together with her tomb, found. [12] in 1935 it came under the National Socialists to exhumation of the remains Gertrude, Henry the Lion and his second wife Mathilde . Gertrud was then in a new crypt in a common stone coffin with the remains of Margrave . Ekbert II of Meissen and her granddaughter Gertrud Younger of Brunswick buried. The Braunschweiger "Gertrude Street" is named after her deceased granddaughter Gertrud 1177 the Younger of Braunschweig. [13] Literature [ Edit ] Ernst Doell: The Kollegiatstifte St. Blasius and St. Cyriacus of Brunswick. In: Braunschweiger workpieces. band 36th Orphanage book printing and publishing, Braunschweig 1967th Hermann drought : History of the City of Brunswick in the Middle Ages, Braunschweig. Brunswick 1861st Regine Marth: . Gertrud (the Elder) In: Horst-Rüdiger Jarck , Dieter Lent et al (eds.): Braunschweigisches Biographical Dictionary - 8th to 18th century . Appelhans Verlag, Braunschweig 2006 , ISBN 3-937664-46-7 , p 258f.	Von Egisheim-Dagsburg, Gertrude (P3426)
110	getrouwden, uit Meersel	Family F785
111	Gisela of Swabia (11 November 990 – 14 February 1043), a member of the Conradiner dynasty, was Queen consort of Germany from 1024 to 1039 and Empress consort of the Holy Roman Empire from 1027 to 1039 by her third marriage with Emperor Conrad II. She was the mother of Emperor Henry III. She was regent of Swavia for her minor son Duke Ernest II of Swabia in 1015. LifeEdit Conrad and Gisela kneeling before Christ in Majesty, Codex Aureus Escorialensis, c. 1045. Gisela was the daughter of Duke Herman II of Swabia and Gerberga of Burgundy, daughter of King Conrad the Peaceful. Both her parents were descendants of Charlemagne.[1] She first married the Saxon count Brun I of Brunswick, about 1002. Upon Brun's death, her second marriage was ca. 1012 with the Babenberg scion Ernest, who had been enfeoffed with the Duchy of Swabia by King Henry II at the death of Gisela's brother, Duke Herman III and aimed at legitimising himself as his heir. After Ernest's early death in 1015, Gisela became regent for their minor son Duke Ernest II of Swabia (Herzog Ernst). She was then removed from the regency by her third husband on grounds of her being too closely related to the late Babenberg duke, an incident which later led to a major conflict between Ernest II and his stepfather. Her third marriage, who took place before January 1017, was to Conrad II, who was elected King of the Romans in 1024 and became Holy Roman Emperor in 1027. According to Thietmar of Merseburg, Archbishop Aribo of Mainz refused to crown her Queen of Germany, as he stated Gisela and Conrad were too closely related. Nevertheless, thirteen days after his coronation, Archbishop Pilgrim of Cologne crowned her instead.[2] Gisela played an active part in politics, attending Imperial councils and having her uncle King Rudolph III of Burgundy transfer the succession of his Arelat realm to her husband Conrad. Also, she participated in several synods of the church. She took care of her sister Matilda's daughters Sophie and Beatrice,[3] who would both go on to play political roles as Countess of Bar and regent in the Italian March of Tuscany respectively. After Conrad's death in 1039, she and her son Henry III led the mourning progression.[4] The empress died of dysentery at the Imperial Palace of Goslar in 1043. She is interred in the grotto of Speyer Cathedral, Germany along with several emperors and other members of the imperial family. Her tomb was opened in 1900 and Gisela's mummified body was found to be 172 cm (5' 8") tall, with long blond hair. Children: Gisela and Brun I, Count of Brunswick had: Liudolf, Margrave of Frisia (c. 1003 – 24 January 1038) Daughter (c. 1004 – ?), married Count Thiemo II of Formbach Gisela (c. 1005 – c. 1052), married Count Berthold of Sangerhausen Gisela and Ernest I, Duke of Swabia had: Ernest II, Duke of Swabia (c. 1013 – 17 August 1030) Herman IV, Duke of Swabia (c. 1015 – 28 July 1038) Gisela and Conrad II, Holy Roman Emperor had: Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor (28 October 1017 – 5 October 1056) Matilda (1027 – January 1034), betrothed to Henry I of France Beatrix (c. 1030 – 26 September 1036)	von Schwaben, Gisela (P3430)
112	Godebert, Joint 10th King of Lombardy, (r. 661-62), Assassinated by his brother in-Law., married HH, Princess Ragnatrade of East Anglia, with issue. Assassinated by Duke Grimoald I of Benevento	Lomellini, Godepert (P3350)
113	Graduated from the school for Hotel Administration in Maastricht, and worked in hotels in France, England and New York and San Francisco First lived in the US in 1960 for a year, and returned in 1964 Changed profession in 1967, and entered the Photography business, and in 1967 started a new Photo Company, PCA, together with Bud Davis and wife Anke Retired from PCA in 1977, went back to school to study Economics, and then earned his living through investments	Mermans, Cornelis Adrianus Maria "Casey, Kees" (P1)
114	groentenkoopman 3/28/1924 lived in Schiedam 10/30/1933 lived at Overschie (S.B.) Schans Weg 7 He was a koopman in Schiedam	Van Der Knaap, Daniel Wilhelmus "Daan" (P42)
115	Gundwald, Duke Of Asti	Asti, Gundwald (P3352)
116	Had 11 children	Kreuger, Christina Wilhelmina Johanna "Stien" (P193)
117	Had 3 children	Tack, Cornelis Aerts (P1768)
118	Had 3 children	Kreuger, Adriana Maria "Sjaan" (P197)
119	Had 4 children Gre Ien Dien Ludie	Kreuger, Jacobus "Koos" (P190)
120	Had 5 children Fiek-Dien-Elly-Hans Gerard	Kreuger, Johanna Catherina "Annie" (P194)
121	Had 5 or 6 children Anneke-	Kreuger, Adrianus Theodorus "Aad" (P191)
122	Had 7 Children Thea Dien Tinie Roos Jan Gerard	Kreuger, Johannus Hubertus "Jan" (P203)
123	Had a car dealership in Breda	Dongen, Cornelis Petrus Antonius Nicolaas (P300)
124	Had two sons named Johannes Kools. 3 April 1740and 2 Sep 1746	Graumans, Maria (P2975)
125	He started in business by walking to the countryside and buy up old "Friesian" clocks. He would walk back to his workshop with 2 clocks on his shoulders. He repaired them and then would sell these clocks. Later on he own ed a jewelry store in Breda till he retired, and passed the store on to his son, Sjef. He liked to tell dirty jokes which the grandkids loved. Untill his death, he always wore a Bowler hat and wore dress shirts with high collars. Occupation: Horlogiemaker (1900, 1906), Winkelier (1918), in goud en ziver (1935)	Segers, Adrianus Petrus Wilhelmus "Janus" (P16)
126	He was a brandersknecht in Schiedam	Magtegaal, Pieter J. (P803)
127	He was a Destilateur and Arbeider in Schiedam and Brasschaat	van der Knaap, Jan Wilhelmus (P58)
128	He was a Koopman in Schiedam	van der Knaap, Johannes Wilhelmus (P59)
129	He was a Mandenmaker in Schiedam	van der Knaap, Coenraad (P766)
130	He was a Smid in Schiedam	van der Knaap, Willem Pietersz (P789)
131	He was a smid in Schiedam.	van der Knaap, Daniel (P817)
132	He was a smid in Schiedam. He divorced Maria Kerssen after a 25 year marriage and married Geertruida Scholdere.	van der Knaap, Jan (P777)
133	He was a Winkelier	van de Schalk, Daniel (P802)
134	He was born about 1390 in Hilvarenbeek. Profession: poorter te Oisterwijk, Cijnsman. He died before 1460 in Tilburg.	Otten, Wouter Otto Otten {martens} (P1880)
135	He worked for the local breweries. At that time, all restaurants had to borrow money from the breweries to operate. When these businesses failed the breweries would take over the properties and send in Cornelis to "fix" the operations. He was very successful at this career. Ultimately he was able to purchase a hotel for his son "Ton" as a wedding gift.	Mermans, Cornelis Adrianus Benedictus (P15)
136	Henry Von Stade Count of StadeHenry I Count Of StadeHenry I Wartislaus Count of StadeHenry 'the Bold' Count of Stade and in the Heiangau von StadeHenri Ier le Chauve De Stade	von Stade der Kahle, Graf Heinrich I. (P3294)
137	Her whole family died in a bombing during wwII, they had 2 kids.	Segers, Anna Josephina Maria "Annie" (P69)
138	His first profession was that of tailor. He worked as a tailor in Germany. He said that at the time they would sit on the tailor's table to do their work. Later he got in the Hotel business. When he got married, his parents bought him a hotel in Nijmegen. He was an extrovert and quite suited to being a hotel owner-could befriend anyone. Hotel Pays-Bas, was first taken over by the Germans during WW2 to become their regional headquarters. At that time, from September 1944 to May 1945 he fled with his wife and 5 children via a wood burning taxi (a taxi with a trailer behind it with a wood burning stove to fuel the car because there was no gasoline) from Nijmegen to Breda (70 miles) and moved in with his sister-in-law Riet, brother-in-law Jan and their two kids. Later on the allied forces bombed the Hotel Pays-Bas and it was completely destroyed. After the war he worked for a few years as a kitchen supply salesman. He opened a small hotel in an old hospital building; bought a second small hotel in Driesden; and eventually in 1950 with war time reparations he was able to build a restaurant, again called Pays-Bas that mainly catered weddings and parties.	Mermans, Antonius Johannus Maria "Ton" (P2)
139	http://www.familievanderknaap.nl/kwartierstaat-peter/	van der Knaap, Cornelis Ariensz /Knaep (P2189)
140	https://www.bhic.nl/memorix/genealogy/search?serviceUrl=/genealogie/layout/default/sjabloon/index/facet_xml/personen/objecttype/personen/trefwoord/plaats_all_s/Dongen/q/text/meermans/start/0%3Fapikey%3D0ea60280-55ad-11e2-bcfd-0800200c9a66%26sort%3Dplaats_	Meermans, Henricus (P712)
141	https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/stamboom-kerkhoven-graauwmans/I3863.php	Verhoeven, Maria (P1067)
142	https://www.wiewaswie.nl/personen-zoeken/zoeken/document/srcid/24688432	Family F341
143	In 1925 Mariano lived with wife Jessie at 24 Coggeshall Ave in Bristol. Also in that home were Manuel and wife Mary Paivo. May be parents or brother and sister-in-law? In 1937 Mariano and wife Jessie lived at 112 Union Street in Bristol. Manuel and Mary lived at 7 Ryan Ave in Bristol. In 1947 Mariano and wife Jessie lived at 112 Union Street in Bristol.	Paiva, Mariano (P523)
144	In 1942 at 112 Union Street: Marion Paiva 4/15/1886 Jessie Paiva 11/14/1894 In 1940 at 112 Union Street: Marion Paiva 4/15/1886 Jessie Paiva (Sousa) 11/14/1894 Louise J Paiva 11/4/1917 Anthony Bruno Alfred J Paiva 4/28/1914 Annie Deponte (Sousa) 8/6/1897 Antonne Deponte 11/2/1890 Margaruite M Deponte 11/28/1925 In 1935 at 112 Union Street: Marion Paiva 4/15/1886 Jessie Paiva (Sousa) 11/14/1894 Louise J Paiva 11/4/1917 Alfred J Paiva 4/28/1914 Annie Deponte (Sousa) 8/6/1897 Antonne Deponte 11/2/1890 Margaruite M Deponte 11/28/1925 In 1930 at 112 Union Street: Marion Paiva 4/15/1886 (Immigrated 1903) Jessie Paiva (Sousa) 11/14/1894 (Immigrated in 1901) Louise J Paiva 11/4/1917 Alfred J Paiva 4/28/1914 Annie Deponte (Sousa) 8/6/1897 (Immigrated in 1901) Antonne Deponte 11/2/1890 Margaruite M Deponte 11/28/1925 (Marion, Jessie, Antonne and Annie were all naturalized citizens by 1930) In 1920 at 20 Coggshell Avenue: Manuel Paivo Head (brother? Or father? immigrated in 1902?) Mary Paivo Wife Manuel Son Anthony Son Annie Daughter Alfred Son Marion Paivo Head (Immigrated in 1905?) Jessie Sousa Wife (Immigrated in 1901?) Alfred Son Louise Daughter Annie Sousa Wife’s sister (Marion, Jessie, and Annie were NOT naturalized citizens by 1920) SOUSA FAMILY In 1910 at 6 Roma Street: Marrion Sousa Head Mary Wife Jessie Daughter Annie Daughter (all immigrated in 1901, only father Marrion is naturalized citizen in 1910)	Sousa, Jessie (P524)
145	Jacob Jansz van der Knaap. Jacob is overleden na 1668. Beroep: santman in Wateringen Hij trouwde met 4097 onbekend. Zij is overleden	van der Knaap, Jacob Jansz (P2179)
146	Jacob Willemsz van der Knaap. Jacob is overleden.Beroep: Tuinier in Kwintsheul Hij trouwde op maandag 19 mei 1687 in Rijswijk [bron: Genealogievereniging van der Knaap] met1025 Pieternel van der Voort. Pieternel is overleden. Tuinier Kwintsheul)	van der Knaap, Jacob Willemsz (P2164)
147	Jan (Jan) van der Knaap, geboren op zondag 6 januari 1839 in Schiedam. Jan is overleden op maandag 12 maart 1900 in Schiedam, 61 jaar oud [bron: AKTE 125 Schiedam].Beroepen:koopmanvanaf 1865VleeschouwersknechtJan trouwde met Catharina Elisabeth Meulman. Catharina is geboren op woensdag 16 september 1840 in Schiedam, dochter van Jan Willem Meulman en Francijntje Richters. Catharina is overleden. Beroep:dienstbode Hij was a Vleeshouwer and Winkelier in Schiedam (he was a butcher and shop keeper in Schiedam)	van der Knaap, Jan (P45)
148	Jan Bac from Tilburg	Bac van Tylborch, Jan (P3207)
149	Jan Cornelisz Knaep. Jan is overleden vóór 1651.Hij trouwde met8193 Barber Theunis(dr). Barber is overleden.	van der Knaep (Cnaep), Jan Cornelisz (P2187)
150	Jan Wouter Backx was the only son of Wouter Simon Backx and Cornelia Peters van Beeck	Backx, Joannes Wouter (P3122)

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