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Unlike the seven provinces Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Guelders, Overijssel, Friesland and Groningen, these territories were not represented in the central government. From an economic point of view, they were exploited with heavy taxes and levies. As one author puts it: "Back in the Dutch lap, these so-called Generality countries were for a long time governed as a sort of internal colonies, in which Catholics were seen as second-class citizens."<Br>.</small></p> |
Unlike the seven provinces Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Guelders, Overijssel, Friesland and Groningen, these territories were not represented in the central government. From an economic point of view, they were exploited with heavy taxes and levies. As one author puts it: "Back in the Dutch lap, these so-called Generality countries were for a long time governed as a sort of internal colonies, in which Catholics were seen as second-class citizens."<Br>.</small></p> |
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Anna married at the age of 25 on May 9, 1811 in Drunen with Johannes Vesters, 29 years old, christened on September 30, 1781 in Helvoirt. |
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|children-g1= Jeanne (1812-) + Johanna Vesters (1812-1835) + Cornelia Vesters (1814-) + Christiaan Vesters (1816-1894) + Wilhelmina Vesters (1818-1906) + Arnoldina Vester (1821-1899) + Jozephus Vesters (1824-1874) + Franciscus Vesters (1827-1907) |
|children-g1= Jeanne (1812-) + Johanna Vesters (1812-1835) + Cornelia Vesters (1814-) + Christiaan Vesters (1816-1894) + Wilhelmina Vesters (1818-1906) + Arnoldina Vester (1821-1899) + Jozephus Vesters (1824-1874) + Franciscus Vesters (1827-1907) |
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+ | Her husband Johannes died on May 5, 1834 in Drunen, at the age of 52 years. Anna passed away in 1859 in The Netherlands, about 74 years old. |
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Revision as of 12:17, 24 December 2018
Anna van Delft 1785-1859) was born 1785 in Drunen, Noord-Brabant, The Netherlands to Arnoldus van Delft (1753-1820) and Johanna van Duppen (1756-1808) . He married Johannes Vesters (1781-1834) 9 May 1811 in Drunen, North Brabant, Netherlands.
Biography
Birth
Anna van Delft was born and baptized on July 15, 1785 in Drunen Brabant of the States, United Provinces of the Netherlands. Godparents were Cornelius van Duppen en Maria van Broeckhoven. Anna was daughter of Arnoldus van Delft and Johanna van Duppen.
Ancestors
The ancestors of Anna.
Duchy of Brabant in 1477
Historical context
Brabant of the States (Dutch: Staats-Brabant) was the northern part of the Duchy of Brabant, most of the present province of North Brabant. The Generality Lands (dutch: Generaliteitslanden) were about one fifth of the territories of the Dutch Republic or United Provinces of the Netherlands and were directly governed by the States-General of the Netherlands (Dutch: States-General).
Unlike the seven provinces Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht, Guelders, Overijssel, Friesland and Groningen, these territories were not represented in the central government. From an economic point of view, they were exploited with heavy taxes and levies. As one author puts it: "Back in the Dutch lap, these so-called Generality countries were for a long time governed as a sort of internal colonies, in which Catholics were seen as second-class citizens."
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Marriage
Anna married at the age of 25 on May 9, 1811 in Drunen with Johannes Vesters, 29 years old, christened on September 30, 1781 in Helvoirt.
Children
| Name | Birth | Death | Joined with |
| Jeanne (1812-) | |||
| Johanna Vesters (1812-1835) | |||
| Cornelia Vesters (1814-) | |||
| Christiaan Vesters (1816-1894) | 20 January 1816 Drunen, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | 6 October 1894 Loon op Zand, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands | Adriana van Oijen (1818-1901) |
| Wilhelmina Vesters (1818-1906) | |||
| Arnoldina Vester (1821-1899) | |||
| Jozephus Vesters (1824-1874) | |||
| Franciscus Vesters (1827-1907) | |||
Descendants
The descendants of Anna.
Death
Her husband Johannes died on May 5, 1834 in Drunen, at the age of 52 years. Anna passed away in 1859 in The Netherlands, about 74 years old.
Timeline
- 1785 born
- 1781 married Johanna
- 1716 son Christiaan born
- 1785 daughter Anna Born
- 1834 husband Johannes passed away
- 1859 passed away
Releationship with Charlemagne
- Anna van Delft
- Arnoldus van Delft
- Lambertus van Delft
- Arnoldus van Delft
- Johannes van Delft
- Bernt van Delft
- Bernard van Delft
- Geerling van Henxtum alias van Delft
- Anna Coenen
- Jan Coenen
- Christiaan Coenen
- Maria van der Aa
- Jan van der Aa
- Anna van Schoonhoven
- Elsa van Diest
- Elsbena van Horne
- Willem (IV of V) van Horne
- Johanna van Leuven Gaesbeek
- Hendrik van Leuven
- Godfried van Leuven
- Hendrik I van Brabant
- Godfried III van Brabant
- Godfried II van Leuven
- Godfried I van Leuven (met de baard)
- Hendrik II van Leuven
- Lambert II van Leuven (Balderik)
- Gerberga van Neder-Lotharingen
- Karel van West-Francië
- Lodewijk IV (van Overzee)
- Karel III van West-Francië (de Eenvoudige)
- Lodewijk II van West-Francië (de Stamelaar)
- Karel II (de Kale)
- Lodewijk I (de Vrome)
- Karel de Grote
Research Notes
- [[Richard Goossens (talk) 15:02, December 23, 2018 (UTC) Created this page
Sources
External links
Footnotes (including sources)
| ‡ General |
| Ω Birth |
| ₪ Wedding |
| ¶ Death |