John Boeren, LLM, MSc, QG 🇳🇱

@antecedentia.com

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Professional genealogist. Research in Netherlands and Belgium. Interest in early modern history. Member of APG and RQG. Graduate of University of Strathclyde. Scholar for New Netherland Settlers Project. Business: https://www.antecedentia.com

The image shows the original entry in the church membership list. A summary of it is in the original post.
The image shows the cover of Shorto’s book.
The image shows the original handwriting. It says that Peternelle Dons (who appears as a bride) was the former mistress of Captain Jacob van Uitterwijk.
Image created by ChatGPT. It shows a large crowd in a church, in the style of the 1700s.
The image shows the original handwriting: "matris defunctae utero excisum".
The image shows the originel entry in the burial register. There are three lines, the middle one is for the lawyer Van den Heuvel.
The image is a fragment of a print from the mid 1700s, showing the Walloon Church in Amsterdam. It shows the burial of a child. There are probably the father, mother and daughter. Three other men, all in black. And a small group of women and children on the side. Two dogs are lying on the floor of the church. In the middle is a grave, with the grave digger in it.
The image is a fragment of a mezzotint by Johannes de Groot, inspired by Emanuel Witte. It shows a man talking to a grave digger in a Protestant church. Next to them lies an open grave. (Collection: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam)
The image shows a map of the former Lordship of Tilburg and Goirle, made by Diederik Zijnen in the 1760s.
The image shows two signatures. The first one is the initials and surname of C.K. Hornman. The second one is that of C. Hornman, born Van Braam.
The image shows the church of Tilburg in the mid-18th century, as depicted in a watercolour by Jan de Beijer. The church is in the center of the picture, with houses to the left and right, the village pump and some people.
The image shows the original, handwritten text "begraven in de kerck" which translates to "buried in the church".
The image shows the last part of the letter to George Washington, written by Van Braam in 1783.
The image shows the black and white version of the Gen-Fed logo with the words Genealogical Institute on Federal Records, National Archives, Est. 1950.
the image shows the original handwriting of the sexton, saying he buried a child which he had found in the graveyard
the image shows the original registration of the order to ring the bells for one hour when the Duke of Cumberland passed through Tilburg
the image shows the original handwritten text, stating that the bells were rung for over an hour when Charles of Lorraine and his wife passed through Tilburg (Netherland) on 23 March 1744
original handwriting, showing the Dutch words that are quoted in the post
The picture is a photo of a road through the countryside, disappearing at the horizon. To the left are shrubs. To the right is a pasture. There are quite a lot of (darker) clouds in the sky.
the image shows the word somma and the amount of 55 guilders