Hendrick Huiskamp / Lucretia Landaal
Man
| Name | Date of Birth | Birth Place | Date of Death | Place of Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Hendrick Huiskamp
|
14 AUG 1793 | Eerbeek | 1843 | Amsterdam |
Woman
| Name | Date of Birth | Birth Place | Date of Death | Place of Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Lucretia Landaal
|
1800 | Apeldoorn | 1887 | Keokuk, Iowa |
Children
| Name | Date of Birth | Birth Place | Date of Death | Place of Death |
|---|---|---|---|---|
William Huiskamp
|
1846 | |||
Wilhelmina Huiskamp
|
1890 | |||
Albert Reinier Huiskamp
|
1822 | 1895 | ||
Johanna Hermina Huiskamp
|
1827 | |||
Henry Christian Huiskamp
|
1830 | JAN 1906 | ||
John Maurice Huiskamp
|
17 AUG 1832 | Amsterdam | 30 OCT 1916 | Hollywood, California |
Gerard Huiskamp
|
1836 | 1913 | ||
Herman Huiskamp
|
1839 | 1913 | ||
Luke Huiskamp
|
1842 | 1908 |
Family Events
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Note
Lucretia Landaal's family scorned Hendrick, "He's just a paper merchant. Not good enough for us."
The story of why she married him anyways:
"The Landaal family was prominent, and they objected to Lucretia's marriage to Hendrick Huiskamp. When she disobeyed the family dictum and married him, she was disowned by the Landaal family for marrying beneath their station. Lucretia, in order to see her family, would go to the royal parades and wait for her brothers to go by, as dignitaries, officers, or minor officials participating in these events, some in carriages and some on horseback."
The story of why she married him anyways:
"The Landaal family was prominent, and they objected to Lucretia's marriage to Hendrick Huiskamp. When she disobeyed the family dictum and married him, she was disowned by the Landaal family for marrying beneath their station. Lucretia, in order to see her family, would go to the royal parades and wait for her brothers to go by, as dignitaries, officers, or minor officials participating in these events, some in carriages and some on horseback."
Hendrick Huiskamp
Lucretia Landaal