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*The names of the witnesses, their ages, occupations, residence, and relationship to the bride or groom, if any. <br> | *The names of the witnesses, their ages, occupations, residence, and relationship to the bride or groom, if any. <br> | ||
The following records will usually be found in a '''Huwelijksbijlagen''' (''Marriage supplement'') | The following records will usually be found in a '''Huwelijksbijlagen''' (''Marriage supplement''): | ||
*Copies of birth or baptism records of bride and groom. | *Copies of birth or baptism records of bride and groom. | ||
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*In earlier years (pre-1850), if both parents are dead, and the bride or groom is under 30, death or burial records of grandparents. | *In earlier years (pre-1850), if both parents are dead, and the bride or groom is under 30, death or burial records of grandparents. | ||
The following records related to marriage also exist | The following records related to marriage also exist: | ||
*'''Marriage Intentions''' [''Huwelijksaangiften''] were made a few days before the first marriage proclamation. The couple were required to announce their intention to marry in the residence of both bride and groom. This allowed other community members the opportunity to raise any objections to the marriage. The intentions give the couple’s names, ages, marital statuses before the marriage, occupations, and residences. From 1811 to 1879 the records were combined with the marriage proclamations in one register. After 1879 they were placed in separate registers. They were not prepared in duplicate and are not indexed. Marriage intentions were discontinued in 1935. | *'''Marriage Intentions''' [''Huwelijksaangiften''] were made a few days before the first marriage proclamation. The couple were required to announce their intention to marry in the residence of both bride and groom. This allowed other community members the opportunity to raise any objections to the marriage. The intentions give the couple’s names, ages, marital statuses before the marriage, occupations, and residences. From 1811 to 1879 the records were combined with the marriage proclamations in one register. After 1879 they were placed in separate registers. They were not prepared in duplicate and are not indexed. Marriage intentions were discontinued in 1935. | ||