Achterhoek Ancestors

Gerrit Jan Disselbrink

Male 1735 -


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Child: Janna Geertruid Dieselbrink
Child: Aleijda Disselbrink
Child: Hendrina Dieselbrink
Child: Janna Willemina Dieselbrink
Married Anna Cathrina ter Haar
Gerrit Jan Disselbrink (1735 - )
Christened (Gerrit Jan Disselbrink)
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Winterswijk gets its own Catholic church.
The noblewoman Judith van Dorth is executed for openly wearing the orange color and supporting the Dutch troops against the French.
With the French occupation, serfdom is abolished. All former serfs now own the farms they worked on.
An inspection shows the Bredevoort fortifications are in disarray. Plans to redevelop the fort are never executed.
A new law is introduced for the serfs of the manor of Bredevoort. This law allows them more freedom.
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   Date  Event(s)
1748 
  • 1748: The first complete registration of the population of the manor Bredevoort takes place.
1750 
  • 1750: A religious revival sweeps through Aalten.
1755 
  • 1755: The Bredevoort fortifications are decommissioned.
1759 
  • 1759: The Bredevoort garrison is decomissioned. New rules are introduced for the opening and closing of the town gates.
1763 
  • 1763: English troops pass through Bredevoort.
1765 
  • 1765: In Burlo, an agreement is reach about the border between Aalten, Dinxperlo and Winterswijk and the neighboring bishopric of Münster.
1775 
  • 1775: A new law is introduced for the serfs of the manor of Bredevoort. This law allows them more freedom.
1784 
  • 1784: An inspection shows the Bredevoort fortifications are in disarray. Plans to redevelop the fort are never executed.
1795 
  • 1795: With the French occupation, serfdom is abolished. All former serfs now own the farms they worked on.
10 1799 
  • 1799: Winterswijk gets its own Catholic church.
  • 1799: The noblewoman Judith van Dorth is executed for openly wearing the orange color and supporting the Dutch troops against the French.
11 1809 
  • 1809: King Lodewijk Napoleon Bonaparte visits Bredevoort.
12 1811 
  • 1811: With the introduction of the civil registration, all inhabitants are forced to chose a fixed family name. The practice of farm names is now officially abolished, although it is still in use informally today.
13 1812 
  • 1812: Many conscripted soldiers die during Napoleon's disastrous march to Moscow.
14 1813 
  • 1813: The Cossacks drive out the French occupiers.
15 1818 
  • 1818: The municipalities of Bredevoort and Aalten are combined into the new municipality of Aalten.
16 1822 
  • 1822: In the night of September 27, a fire in Winterswijk destroyed five houses, leaving 15 people homeless.
17 1824 
  • 1824: In Winterswijk, new taxes on slaughtering animals cause a riot.
18 1827 
  • 1827: Start of the division of the common grounds.
19 1834 
  • 1834: The Winterswijk church gets a new organ by the famous organ builder Naber.
20 1835 
  • 1835: Jan Willem Meijerink starts the first textile factory on the Lappenbrink in Winterswijk.
21 1844 
  • 1844: The first emigrants leave Winterswijk and Aalten for North-America.
22 1845 
  • 1845: Winterswijk Seceders get their own church at the Zonnebrink.


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