A burial procession at Waalse Kerk around 1760: |
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Could the fact that this is a Huguenot church for the french speaking Walloons and the earlier spellings of the family name in Slagelse was AMELON, be an allusion for the families origin as huguenot? |
In 1772 the bookbinder Jürgen
AMELING from Slagelse/Denmark got citizen of Amsterdam. He was married
with Anna Catharina PAULSEN from Astrup in Denmark.
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The from now on spelled Jurrien
(sometimes Jerroen or Jurriaan) AMMELING
became owner of a bookbindery and printing office "op
den Zeedyk by de Waterpoortsteeg" and was selling books
as well (Concordia-Boek). The 12th
of september in 1794 he was been buried in the "Waalse Kerk"
of Amsterdam.
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Children: Anna Maria AMELING
(* 20.04.1772 - who founded my stirp) Anna AMELING (~ 19.12.1773)
Jan Fredrik AMELING (~ 12.10.1777) Paulus AMELING (~ 25.09.1782) |
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