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Gustav Buntenbach

Gustav Buntenbach was Victor Kugler's first father-in-law.

Person

  • Gustav Buntenbach
  • Born on: March 4, 1865
  • Born in: Küppersteg, Duitsland
  • Died on: March 17, 1942
  • Died in: Den Haag, Nederland

Gustav Buntenbach was Victor Kugler's first father-in-law. He was a fairground traveller and with his wife Laura Lohoff spent time on the fairground in Zuidbroek. On 10 May 1895 their daughter Laua Maria was born there.[1] Two years later their son was born in Bramsche (Germany). Gustav Buntenbach then stayed with his caravan and fairground attraction at an unknown place in the Netherlands.[2] Even at the time of his daughter's marriage to Victor Kugler, his whereabouts were unknown.[3]

The marriage ended in divorce and Gustav Buntenbach married Anna Kooistra on 9 April 1902 in Arnhem. The bride's child was legalised at the same time.[4] Anna died on 15 April 1933.

Source personal data.[5] Addresses: Winschoten (1895);[1] Arnhem (1902); Frederik Hendrikstraat, Enschede (1905);[6] Kranestraat 38, The Hague.[7]

Footnotes

  1. a, b Groninger Archieven, Groningen, Geboorteregister Zuidbroek 1895, akte 42.
  2. ^ Treasoar, Leeuwarden, Burgerlijke Stand Oostdongeradeel, toegang 30-26, inv. nr. 2061: Register van huwelijksakten 1924, akte 61 met afschrift ‘Geburtsurkunde’ Bramsche, 13 maart 1897, nr. 49.
  3. ^ Het Utrechts Archief, Utrecht, Burgerlijke Stand van de gemeenten in de provincie Utrecht, 1903-1942, toegang 463, inv. nr. 358-04, huwelijksakte 81, 2 februari 1928.
  4. ^ Gelders Archief, Arnhem, Burgerlijke Stand Arnhem, toegang 0207, inv. nr. 184: register van huwelijksakten 1902, akte 97.
  5. ^ Haags Gemeentearchief, Ambtenaar van de Burgerlijke Stand van de gemeente ’s-Gravenhage, toegang 0335-01, inv. nr. 1640: Register van overlijdensakten 1942, akte 815 en Bevolkingsregister Den Haag, p. 857886, 1913.
  6. ^ Historisch Centrum Overijssel, Burgerlijke Stand Enschede, toegang 0123, inv. nr. 3638: Register van geboorten 1905, aktenr, 179.
  7. ^ Familiebericht. Haagsche Courant, 19 april 1933.