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Tombstone Tuesday: Schallenberg

The tomb of Catharina Elisabeth Sophia Schallenberg, spouse of (echtgenoote van) J.H.E. d'Arnaud, born in Amsterdam on 9 January 1863, died in Hilversum on 18 May 1924.

The d'Arnaud-Schallenberg marriage is listed on the Dutch BMD site Genlias: Johannes Hermanus Elsas D'Arnaud, 27, from Amsterdam, son of Pieter Elsas D'Arnaud and Alberdina Cornelia Gerth, and Catharina Elisabeth Sophia Schallenberg, 20, from Amsterdam, daughter of Diederich Johann Schallenberg and Anna Christina Elisabeth Pedersen, married 7 June 1883 in Amsterdam.

Photo by the author, Bosdrift cemetery, Hilversum

Labels: City graveyards, Het Gooi, Hilversum, Tombstone Tuesday

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Tombstone Tuesday: Schallenberg

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