The Haarlem Branch

Here we find the descendants of Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus Gigengack who moved to Haarlem, the Netherlands.

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Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus Gigengack     Wilhelmina Bottelier Picture made available by Peter and Marion van Dijk, New Sealand. Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus GIGENGACK Forefather of the Haarlem Branch. He was born in Aalten, the Netherlands on 23 October 1828. He died in Haarlem, the Netherlands on 9 July 1896. Profession: ... [koopman, katoendrukker, stoffenverver, winkelbeheerder]. When he married, Christiaan Bernardus and two of the witnesses were all ... [katoendrukker], so there is reason to believe he worked in a ... [katoendrukkerij]. Maybe his profession was the reason for him to move to Haarlem. He was married in Haarlem on 12 November 1862 to Wilhelmina BOTTELIER. She was born in Haarlem on 10 May 1839, daughter of Paulus BOTTELIER and Johanna Petronella KRENER (Kreinder, Krijnder). Wilhelmina died Haarlem 26 April 1917. <XIV> <XX> They lived (January 1876) in the Korte Heerenstraat Wijk 6 nr. 380 (or 360) in Haarlem. Ten children from this marriage: 1. Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.1. 2. Paulus Johannes Wilhelmus GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.2. 3. Wilhelmus Johannes Petrus GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.3. 4. Johannes Frederik Valentijn GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.4. 5. Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand (Lou) GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.5. 6. George Hugo Franciscus GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.6. 7. Theodorus Hubertus Jacobes GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.7. 8. Theodora Wilhelmina GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.8. 9. Johanna Petronella GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.9. 10. Eduard Nemesius GIGENGACK, see below: VIII.10.

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Wilhelmus Johannes Petrus Gigengack. Picture made available by Marga Rosier. Wilhelmus Johannes Petrus GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 29 October 1866, he died in Haarlem on 8 December 1940. Profession: shoemaker [schoenmaker]. He was married in Haarlem on 1 August 1894 to Maria Johanna Petronella KLEIN, servant [dienstbode]. She was born Haarlem 14 September 1870, daughter of Adrianus Johannes KLEIN and Maria Helena TIJSSEN. She died Haarlem 18 October 1950.<XX> Ten children:

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Corrie Gigengack and her husband Joop Rosier. Portraits made available by Marga Rosier. Cornelia Helena (Corrie) GIGENGACK She was born in Haarlem on 17 May 1895, she died in Rotterdam 4 August 1976. She was married in Haarlem on 13 October 1921 to Jozef Johannes (Joop) ROSIER. He was born in Zierikzee on 28 January 1891, son of Hubertus ROSIER and Pieternella LOKKER. He died Rotterdam 31 December 1953. <XX> Seven children:

									Huub Rosier     Annie Rosier     Joop Rosier     Corrie Rosier
									Hans Rosier     Wim Rosier     Adrie Rosier

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The joint tomb of mother, father and daughter: Anna, Christiaan and Johanna Gigengack at RK begraafplaats St. Barbara in Haarlem. Source: www.online-begraafplaatsen.nl.     Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 23 March 1897, he died, 92 years old, in Haarlem on 3 September 1989. Profession: ... [...]. Married in Haarlem on ... 1924 to Anna M.A.C. BIERBOOM. She was born in Haarlem on 17 October 1899, she died Haarlem 24 February 1978. <XX> Two children:

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The joint tomb of Salvus de Jong and Louise De Jong-Gigengack at RK begraafplaats St. Barbara in Haarlem. Source: www.online-begraafplaatsen.nl.     Louise Maria Johanna GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 29 November 1898, she died, 92 years old, in ... on 13 February 1991. She was married in Schoten on 15 February 1927 to Salvus Hendricus DE JONG. He was born in Den Haag on 11 October 1900, he died in ... on 1 March 1979. <XX> Three children:

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The joint tomb of sisters and brother: Stephanie, Johanna and Wilhelmus Gigengack in Haarlem. Source: www.online-begraafplaatsen.nl.     Stephanie Maria GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 15 November 1899, she died in ... on 3 May 1967, she was buried RK Begraafplaats Sint Jozef in Haarlem on ... . <XX> Not married.

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Source: De Gelderlander, 24 May 1933.     Adrianus Anthonius (Manus) GIGENGACK He was born in Haarlem on 9 March 1910, died in Haarlem on 1 September 1988. Profession: ... [electrotechnicus en eigenaar electronicazaak]. Manus Gigengack voetbalde op topniveau. Hij speelde ondermeer voor Geel-Wit in Haarlem, en was bovendien jarenlang een vaste waarde als international in het Nederlands elftal van de RK Federatie. De degelijke en resolute verdediger kwam uit tegen landen als België, Duitsland en Oostenrijk. (Zie afbeelding.) Married in Beverwijk or in Haarlem on 21 January 1952 to Marie Louise KORSTJENS. She was born in Haarlem on 25 March 1915, she died Haarlem 31 August 1986. <XX> Two children:

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Evelien Gigengack. Eva Sophia Louisa (Evelien) GIGENGACK She is born in Haarlem on 26 June 1988.

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Sabine Gigengack. Waiting for permission to use photo. Sabine Bernadette Suzanne GIGENGACK She is born in Haarlem on 24 July 1991.

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Karin Gigengack. Catharina Wilhelmina Maria (Karin) GIGENGACK She is born in Haarlem on 18 August 1955. Was married in Haarlem on ... to Adrianus (Aad) HOENDERDOS. Marriage dissolved. They have one child:

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Source: 'Amigoe di Curacao: weekblad voor de Curacaosche eilanden', 14 August 1957.     Martina Christiana (Tina) GIGENGACK Born in Willemstad, Curacao on 5 July 1927. She was married Aruba 28 October 1957 to Leonardus TEERLING. He was born in Rotterdam on 26 May 1919, son of Jan Geert TEERLING and Miene KAPPEN. (Leonardus had two children from a former marriage to Haike Harmanna Klad: 1. Jan Teerling, born about 1951; 2. Many Teerling born Goningen, 17 augustus 1952.) Passed the Mulo exams, Curacao, Aug. 1943. Profession: ... [analiste bij het Landslaboratorium Aruba tot 17 juni 1958]. Children from this marriage?

							VIII.5	Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand Gigengack and Ettina Maria Gigengack-Vietor. Photographer and year unknown. Picture made available by Peter and Marion van Dijk, New Sealand.     Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand (Lou) GIGENGACK He was born in Haarlem on 19 December 1870, baptized (RC) Haarlem 20 December 1870, he died in Haarlem on 17 April 1953, buried Haarlem St. Barbara on 21 April 1953. Lou Gigengack was bij zijn geboorte aangegeven onder de naam Giegengack. Bij vonnis van de Arrondissements Rechtbank te Haarlem van 4 maart 1890 is de verbetering bevolen van de geboorteakte in die zin, dat daarin de naam Giegengack moet worden gelezen als Gigengack. <XXX> Profession: shoemaker [schoenmaker]. Married in Haarlem on 10 November 1897 to Ettina Maria (Maria) VIETOR. She was born in Amsterdam on 31 January 1875, daughter of Engelbertus VIETOR and Maria STUURMAN. Ettina died Haarlem on 14 February 1952, buried Haarlem St. Barbara 18 February 1952. <XX> They lived at the Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7 in Haarlem. <XXX> The descendants of Aloysius Gigengack and Ettina Maria Vietor had a reunion in Haarlem on the 17th of May 1998 in restaurant Dreefzicht. The reunion was organized by Loek (A.P.M.) Gigengack. Many years earlier, on the 28th of May 1972, Loek Gigengack already organized a family reunion. Lou and Maria Gigengack celebrated their 50 years marriage at 10 November 1947. Have a look at the beautiful group photo of this celebration.
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								The house Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7 in the centre of Haarlem, where Lou Gigengack and his family lived. On the door is a shield with the text: 'A. Gigengack. Schoen en Laarzenmaker' (shoe and bootmaker). Photographer and year unknown. Picture made available by Martien and Corrie Kroon.     Het leven in en rond huize Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7 in 1936 Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand Kroon, vernoemd naar zijn grootvader van moederskant, vertelt over het leven in en rond het huis van zijn opa en oma Gigengack aan de Nieuwe Groenmarkt in Haarlem. “De Nieuwe Groenmarkt ligt in het centrum van Haarlem. Op nummer 7 woonden mijn grootouders Lou en Maria Gigengack. Hier tegenover was de Paterskerk met pastorie en kosterswoning. Ook was er het gebouw van de Vincentiusvereniging waar twee keer per week voor de ‘arme mensen’ warm eten werd gekookt, wat op verschillende plaatsen in de stad werd uitgedeeld. Op de hoek bij de Zijlstraat was een ‘kraantje’ met een drinkbak voor de paarden, een klein bakje voor de honden en een kroes aan een ketting voor de mensen. Ook tante Anna Gigengack, weduwe en zuster van grootvader, woonde aan de Groenmarkt. Aan de Kromme Elleboogsteeg heeft oom Paul Gigengack (broer van grootvader) met zijn gezin gewoond. In de wandeling genoemd: Tante Marie uit het straatje.” “Als we de kring wat groter maken dan is er de Smedestraat met het politiebureau en de brandweergarage. En de Pandpoort die vrij toegang gaf tot de tuinen van het Stadhuis met daaraan grenzend het zogeheten Prinsenhof. En niet te vergeten de Grote Markt met de tram ‘Loutje’ die nog niet verrold was en de klok aan het Stadhuis als veel gebruikt afspreekpunt. Curieus waren de nieuwsborden van de krant op de hoek van de Grote Houtstraat. Met krijtjes beschreven werden de nieuwsborden voor het raam gehangen. Tenslotte de ‘paaltjes’ tussen de Vleeshal en de Grote Kerk.” Het huis Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7 “Op nummer 7 was er, zoals bij ieder huis, een voordeur met een trekbel. De post en de krant werden onder de voordeur geschoven. Achter de voordeur een lange gang over de gehele lengte van het huis, met een tussendeur die uitliep in de keuken. In de keuken was een pomp en de gootsteen en een kraantje aan de muur voor het leidingwater. De electriciteit moest nog worden uitgevonden, de gaskousjes werden veelvuldig gebruikt. Verder waren er de voor- en achterkamer met als verbinding de alkoof en rechts en links de bedsteeën met de witte gordijntjes. Op de eerste verdieping waren twee vertrekken en dan nog de zolder. Bij het huis hoorde ook Tommie de hond, die begon te blaffen als er gebeld werd. Opoe was nml. erg doof. De familieleden hadden een loper (ook ik) waarmee zonder meer het huis binnen gegaan kon worden. Op de binnenplaats was de werkplaats van Opa, ook wel het ‘schuurtje’ genoemd.” Het leven van alle dag “Na schooltijd ging ik dagelijks om half vijf naar de Groenmarkt om de gerepareerde schoenen naar de klanten te brengen en de verdere boodschappen te doen. Om 6 uur aan tafel bij Opoe een boterham eten om vervolgens om half acht naar de schoenenwinkel van Huizing (Bally) in de Grote Houtstraat te gaan om te horen of er die dag nog reparatie was aangeboden. De winkels waren in die tijd tot 8 uur open, en zaterdags tot 10 uur. En dan naar huis om te slapen want de volgende dag moest ik weer vroeg op om naar school te gaan. Opa was zijn tijd ver vooruit want op maandag werkte hij niet. Gewapend met de zwarte schoenenzak ging hij die dag lopend de klanten langs om te horen of er nog reparatie was. In de schoolvakanties ging ik vaak met hem mee. Tot slot kreeg ik dan bij de Sierkan op de Zijlweg een ijsje met hagelslag (5 ct). Als beloning voor mijn werk kreeg ik iedere week een gulden, die in een busje van Buisman Koffiestroop in het dressoir bij Opoe werd bewaard. Als het bedrag toereikend was werden hiervoor schoenen of een pak gekocht, de zogenoemde drollenvanger. In de eigen knip werd wekelijks een dubbeltje (10 ct) gestopt. Ook kreeg ik van de klanten weleens een fooitje (5 ct).” “Op 10 mei 1940 zette de tweede wereldoorlog abrupt een streep onder deze manier van leven. Zwaar weer was op komst...”
								Lou and Maria Gigengack had fourteen children:

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Wilhelmina Gigengack and Jacobus Martinus Kroon at the marriage of one of their daughters. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon, Heemstede, the Netherlands.     Wilhelmina (Mien) GIGENGACK She was born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 1 September 1898, baptized St. Antoniusparochie in Haarlem on 1 September 1898. She died in Haarlem on 11 April 1983, buried in Haarlemmerliede on 15 April 1983. Profession: ... [voor haar huwelijk was ze verkoopster bij V&D, Haarlem]. <XXX> Married in Haarlem on 7 February 1924 to Jacobus Martinus (Jaap) KROON. He was born in Haarlemmerliede on 8 June 1898, son of Martinus KROON and Jacoba Christina KORSTJENS. He died in Haarlem on 14 November 1974, buried in Haarlemmerliede on 19 November 1974. His profession: driver/... [chauffeur/besteller bij Van Gend & Loos]. <XXX> Five children:

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Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus Gigengack. Photographer Zweers, Haarlem. Picture made available by Martien Kroon.     Christiaan Bernardus Hendricus (Chris) GIGENGACK He was born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 29 October 1899, baptized Sint Antoniusparochie in Haarlem on 29 October 1899. His godparents were Wilhelm Joes Petrus Gigengack en Joanna Petronella Gigengack. Christiaan died in Haarlem on 4 January 1924, at the age of only 24 years, due to an illness. Profession: ... [matrassenmaker, behanger, stoffeerder]. He was married in Schoten on 7 November 1922 to Cornelia Hendrica BEENDERS. She was born Haarlem 11 September 1899, daughter of Hendricus Antonius BEENDERS, ... [stucadoor], and Maria Johanna HEILIEGERS. (After Christiaan died Cornelia remarried in Schoten, 23 February 1927 to Wilhelmus Hendricus Cornelis SERNÉ. Cornelia died Haarlem 22 June 1979.) Christiaan and Cornelia Gigengack lived at the Bijzantiumstraat 35, Haarlem. No children. <XXX>

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Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand Gigengack and Sophia Jetses Aloysius Lourentius Ferdinand (Lou) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 8 February 1901, baptized St. Antoniusparochie in Haarlem on 8 Febr. 1901, died in Velsen on 27 April 1992 at the age of 91 years. Profession: ... [electricien Hoogovens ]. Married in Haarlem on 3 November 1927 to Sophia (Fie) JETSES. She was born in Haarlem on 2 May 1903, daughter of Henderikus JETSES and Trijntje OLY, she died in Beverwijk on 10 December 1972. <XX> <XXX> They lived in Velsen/Beverwijk. One child:

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Kaj Gigengack. Waiting for permission to use photo. Kaj GIGENGACK He was born in Beverwijk on ... 1953. <XX> Profession: ... [anesthesioloog]. Married in ... on ... to Monique PANNEKOEK. She was born in ... on ... . Two children:

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Anthonius Johannes Gigengack. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Anthonius Johannes (Antoon) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 13 April 1902, died in Haarlem on 15 January 1972. Profession: ... [sergeant-majoor mariniers]. Als beroepsmilitair ging Antonius Gigengack in 1947 naar Indonesië (Soerabaya en Ambon.) He was married in Haarlem on 27 July 1927 to Wilhelmina Cornelia Francina (Mien) GOEDEMANS. Born in Haarlem on 7 December 1901, daughter of Marcelus Engelbertus Joseph GOEDEMANS and Wilhelmina Cornelia Francina BORGERS. Mien died in Haarlem on 30 January 1993 at the age of 91 years, cremation 4 February 1993. <XX> They lived in Haarlem, Rotterdam, Den Helder and in Haarlem again. Five children:

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Jeroen GIGENGACK Born in Zaandam on 6 May 1994.

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Martijn GIGENGACK Born in Zaandam on 14 August 1996.

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Martha Gigengack. Photo from Martien Kroon. Martha GIGENGACK She was born in Haarlem on 20 October 1903, baptized St. Antoniusparochie in Haarlem on 21 October 1903, she died in Santpoort on 3 March 1965, at the age of 61 year. Profession: ... [huishoudster]. Martha Gigengack werkte als huishoudster in gezinnen in Bloemendaal, Frankrijk, Marokko en Luxemburg. Vóór haar overlijden werkte zij in Aerdenhout. Ze sprak vloeiend Frans, Duits en Engels. <XX> <XXX>

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Anna Gigengack and Franciscus Johannes William van Wunnik at their marriage in 1936. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Anna GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 7 April 1905, baptized St. Antoniusparochie in Haarlem 7 April 1905, she died at the age of 84 years in Delft on 9 October 1989, cremation 13 October 1989. Profession: ... [modiste, winkeljuffrouw bij C&A]. She was married in Haarlem on 19 February 1936 to Franciscus Johannes William VAN WUNNIK. He was born in Haarlem on 29 June 1904, son of Gerardus VAN WUNNIK and Maria Magdalena DE KOE. He died in Haarlem on 1 December 1975. <XX> <XXX> One daughter:

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Johannes Fredericus Valentijn Gigengack and Agnes Johanna Maria Gigengack-Rijbroek at their marriage in 1931. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Peter and Marion van Dijk, New Sealand. Johannes Fredericus Valentijn GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 15 September 1906, baptized St. Antoniusparochie in Haarlem on ..., he died in Heemstede on 14 December 1999 at the age of 93 year, he was buried at the RK begraafplaats Velsen-Noord on ... . Profession: ... [bankwerker, Beijnes Haarlem en Philips Eindhoven, kruidenier (na zijn huwelijk) aan de Amsterdamsevaart 62 in Haarlem en vanaf 1938 technisch opzichter Hoogovens]. Married in Haarlem on 15 January 1931 to Agnes Johanna Maria RIJBROEK. She was born in Haarlem on 10/19 October 1905, daughter of Wilhelmus Martinus RIJBROEK and Helena VAN DEURSEN. Agnes died in Heemskerk on 10 December 1993 at the age of 88 year, she was buried in Velsen-Noord on 15 December 1993. <XX> <XXX> Eight children from this marriage:

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Ettina Gigengack and Bernard Melis at their marriage in 1952. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Peter van Dijk (New Zealand). Ettina Maria (Tiny) GIGENGACK She was born in Haarlem on 16 November 1931. Married in Velsen on 7 February 1952 to Bernardus Petrus Antonius (Ben) MELIS. He was born in Eindhoven on 30 October 1926. <XX> Two children:

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Anna Maria Gigengack and Jacobus Antonius Leijssenaar at their marriage in 1934. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Anna Maria (Rietje) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 9 February 1908, she died in Haarlem on 24 September 1944, buried in Haarlem 27 September 1944. Profession: ... [voor haar huwelijk verkoopster bij Schous, Oude Groenmarkt, Haarlem ]. She was married in Haarlem on 7 February 1934 to Jacobus Antonius (Co) LEIJSSENAAR, son of Frederik LEIJSSENAAR and Maria Catharina TWEEHUIJZEN. He was born in Amsterdam on 17 August 1907, he died in Haarlem on 18 September 1996. <XX> (After Anna Maria Gigengack died, Jacobus Antonius Leijssenaar remarried Haarlem 27 November 1946 to Geertruida Maria Petronella BALM.) <XXX> They have three daughters:

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Theodora Wilhelmina Gigengack and Christiaan Jacobus Venniker at their marriage in 1941. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Theodora Wilhelmina (Dora, Doortje) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 11 March 1911, she died in Haarlem on 23 January 2012 at the age of 100 years. Profession: ... [ateliermedewerkster, houdster rijwielbewaarplaats]. Voor haar huwelijk was Theodora werkzaam op het atelier bij Gerzon in Haarlem. Married in Haarlem on 6 August 1941 to Christiaan Jacobus VENNIKER, son of Joannes VENNIKER and Maria Helena Cornelia SMELTER. He was born in Haarlem on 24 May 1912, he died in Haarlem on 28 February 1987 at the age of 74 year. <XX> <XXX> See the newspaper article in the Haarlems Dagblad about the 100th birthday of Dora Venniker-Gigengack. (In Dutch) They have six children:

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Franciscus Josephus Gigengack and Christina de Wilde at their wedding day. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Franciscus Josephus (Frans) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 4 June 1912, died due to an illness in Haarlem on 29 January 1942 at the age of 29 year, buried St. Barbara kerkhof Haarlem on 2 February 1942. Profession: driver [chauffeur bij Van Gend & Loos]. Married in Haarlem on 4 August 1937/1938 to Christina (Stien) DE WILDE, daughter of Jan Hendrik DE WILDE and Doutje DE VRIS. She was born in Haarlem on 12 November 1906, she died in Haarlem on 16 November 1986. (After Franciscus Josephus Gigengack died, Christina de Wilde remarried Haarlem 27 September 1944 to Gerhardus Cornelis VOETELINK.) <XX> <XXX> One son:

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Johanna Petronella Gigengack and Stephanus Josephus van Kordelaar at their wedding day in 1945. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Johanna Petronella (Nan) GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem on 17 July 1914, she died in Velserbroek on 25 March 2005, at the age of 90 years. Profession: ... [voor haar huwelijk verkoopster bij stoffenzaak Wisbrun in Haarlem]. Nan Gigengack was married in Zaandam on 4 April 1945 to Stephanus Josephus (Steef) VAN KORDELAAR. He was born in Haarlem on 22 February 1912, son of Joseph Lambertus VAN KORDELAAR and Susanna Maria VAN DER LANDEN. He died in Velserbroek on 27 March 2005 at the age of 93 years, two days after his wife died. His profession was teacher ... [leraar lichamelijke oefening, administrateur]. <XX> <XXX> Four children:

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Ettina Maria Gigengack. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Ettina Maria Hendrica GIGENGACK She was born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 4 December 1915, she died in Haarlem on 30 April 1979 at the age of 63 year. Profession: ... [verkoopster tricotagezaak 'Au Printemps' Haarlem, kraamverzorgster, medewerkster Elisabeth Gasthuis Haarlem]. <XX> <XXX>

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Johannes Petrus Gigengack and Maria Johanna Buskermolen at their marriage in 1947. Photographer unknown. Picture made available by Martien Kroon. Johannes Petrus GIGENGACK Born in Haarlem, Nieuwe Groenmarkt 7, on 30 August 1919, died in Alkmaar on 6 August 1994, buried Alkmaar 10 Augustus 1994. Profession: teacher, ... [leraar, directeur basisschool]. Married in Aalsmeer on 15 October 1947 to Maria Johanna (Rie) BUSKERMOLEN, daughter of Petrus Jacobus BUSKERMOLEN and Maria Theodora MOLEMAN. She was born in Aalsmeer on 4 September 1924, she died in Alkmaar on 18 January 2014 at the age of 89. <XX> <XXX> Three children from this marriage:

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Loek Gigengack Aloysius Petrus Maria (Loek) GIGENGACK He was born in Nieuwer Amstel (now Amstelveen) on 6 January 1949. Profession: bank manager [bankmanager]. Loek was married 1) in Alkmaar on 16 November 1972 to Johanna (Joke) SNEL. (Divorced 2 March 1995.) New partner 2) since 11 November 2005 is Unruean NIKONRAM, she was born 18 March 1975. Four children children from the first relationship and one child from the second relationship:

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Eveline Gigengack Eveline Maria Johanna GIGENGACK She was born in Alkmaar on 17 March 1977.

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Robert Gigengack Robert Aloysius Johannes GIGENGACK He was born in Alkmaar on 27 September 1981. Partner is ... (Liesbeth) MANN, she was born in Amstelveen on 3 September 1979. Children:

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Inge Gigengack Ingeborg Maria Anna (Inge) GIGENGACK She was born in Alkmaar on 12 February 1987.