Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson (1779 - 1859)

Born 11 Feb 1779 in Ottoland, Holland, Nederland

Descendants

Died 6 Jul 1859 at age 80 in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland

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Biography

Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson is geboren in Zuid-Holland in 1779

Birth

Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Amerson was born on the 11th of February, 1779, in the town of Ottoland. He was born to Gerhard Oswalt Aberson, the minister in the Hervormde Kerk of Ottoland, and Hester Paulina van Horbag, his wife. He was baptised in the Hervormde Kerk of Ottoland on the 17th of February, 1779. ^{[1] [2]}

Marriage and Children

He married Marie Henriette Alexandrine Pichot on 28 Oct 1816, in Maastricht, Brabant, Nederland.^[2] Their children included

• Oswald Lodewijk Gerhard Aberson b. 15 Sep 1817 ^[3]

• Daniel Paulus Hendrik Aberson b. 11 Feb 1819 ^[4]

• Willem Agathon Nicolaas Aberson b. 2 May 1820 ^[5]

• Quirina Klasina Maria Aberson b.17 Apr 1823 ^[6]

• Frederik Alexander Anna Aberson b. 19 Nov 1828 ^[7]

Military Career

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Hollandsche Dienst

Frederik's military career began on the 23rd of October, 1795, when he was enrolled as a Cadet in the 7th Half-Brigade.
9 May 1796: Appointed 2nd Lieutenant.
1796: In the Rhine.
1797: Sailed to Jexel (?)
1799: In Noord-Holland.
19 September 1799: Wounded by a musket ball to the right leg, at the Battle of Bergen.
1801: Camped at the Stenen Baak Lighthouse on the island Oostvoorne.
20 August 1802: Appointed 1st Lieutenant.
1803-1804: Stationed at Den Helder.
1805: At ???
28 June 1805: Transferred to the Guard of the Grand Pensionary.
1806: By the Great Army.
10 December 1808: Transferred to the Stat of the Duke of Belluno (Claude-Victor Perrin) which was commanded by Major-General Chasse at the time.
1808-1813: Stationed in Spain.
11 March 1809: Wounded by a musket ball to the left hip, and then a horse trample to the body. At Mesla Ijbor in Spain.
22 June 1809: Saved the lives of many soldiers at the Passage of Fictor (?). 25 August 1809: Appointed Captain in the 4th Line Infantry Regiment.
29 August 1809: Transferred as Captain in the Guard.
6 September 1809: Appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of the 2nd Line Infantry Regiment.

Fransche Dienst

1 January 1811: Incorporated into the French 123rd Line Infantry Regiment after the annexation of Holland into France.
6 August 1812: Led a convoy of 500 men, and was attacked by an army of 3,500 men and 2 units of artillery. No losses were suffered.
12 September 1812: Incorporated into the 130th Line Infantry Regiment.
1 May 1813: Appointed Major of the 155th Line Infantry Regiment.
1813: In Saxony, Silesia, and the Rhine.
2 July 1813: Made a Member of the Legion of Honour due to his conduct in Spain.
23 August 1813: Bruised on the right thigh after fighting at the Combat of Goldberg.
16 October 1813: Wounded by a musket ball to the left foot at the Battle of Wachau.
19 October 1813: Wounded by a bayonet stab to the left foot (3 days after a musket ball to the left foot!!) at the Passage of Leipzig, and then through the river (?).
1814: In France and the Pyrenees.
10 January 1814: Appointed Commander of two battalions, composed of the 115th and 143rd Line Infantry Regiments from the 4th Division of the Reserve Army.
11 May 1814: Dismissed from service.

Nederlandsche Dienst

26 May 1814: A monthly allowance began to be paid out to Frederik.
18 October 1814: Appointed Lieutenant-Colonel of the 13th Infantry Battalion of the Dutch Standing Army.
1815: In the Netherlands and in France.
6 April 1815: Appointed 2nd Colonel of the above.
11 August 1815: Awarded the Military Williams Order, 3rd Class for his service at the Battle of Waterloo.
8 October 1815: Appointed Commander of the 10th Netherlands Infantry Division.
22 October 1817: Paid 10,394.875 francs, or 4,911.58 gulders for his service at Waterloo.
27 August 1820: Appointed Colonel of the same.
5 May 1825: Appointed General-Major and Deputy Commander at Amsterdam.
3 March 1829: Appointed Inspector-General of the Military Police.
23 December 1830: ????
27 April 1840: Pensioned, by royal decree.

Death

Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius passed away on 6 Jul 1859, in Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherland, at the age of 80.^[26]

Sources

1. ↑ "Netherlands, Zuid-Holland Province, Church Records, 1367-1916," images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQ-G9QV-3ZDJ?cc=2037907&wc=SMMP-K6K%3A1292923701%2C347547801%2C347788802 : 21 August 2014), Nederlands Hervormde > Ottoland > Dopen 1732-1812 Trouwen 1732-1811 > image 38 of 106; Rijksarchiefdienst Nederlands, Zuid-Holland (Netherlands National Archives, Zuid-Holland).
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson, born on February 11, 1779 in Ottoland, 37 years old, kolonel by profession. Regional Historic Center Limburg, Civil registration marriages Burgerlijke Stand in Limburg, Maastricht, archive 12.059, inventory number 162, October 28, 1816, record number 134 accessed 10 Feb 2022.
3. ↑ Aberson Oswald Lodewijk Gerhard b. 15 Sep 1817, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. "Netherlands Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910", database, FamilySearch : 3 January 2020 accessed 10 Feb 2022. Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson in entry for Oswald Lodewijk Gerhard Frederik Aberson, 1817.
4. ↑ Aberson Daniel Paulus Hendrik b. 11 Feb 1819, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. "Netherlands Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910", database, FamilySearch : 3 January 2020 accesed 10 Feb 2022. Fredrik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson in entry for Daniel Paulus Hendrik Aberson.
5. ↑ Aberson Willem Agathon Nicolaas b. 2 May 1820, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. "Netherlands Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910", database, FamilySearch : 3 January 2020 accessed 10 Feb 2022. Fredrik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson in entry for Willem Agathon Nicolaas Aberson, 1820.
6. ↑ Aberson Quirina Klasina Maria b. 17 Apr 1823 Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. "Netherlands Births and Baptisms, 1564-1910", database, FamilySearch : 3 January 2020accessed 10 Feb 2022. Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson in entry for Quirina Klasina Maria Aberson, 1823.
7. ↑ Aberson Frederik Alexander Anna Aberson b. 19 Nov 1828, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland. "Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950," database with images, FamilySearch : 18 May 2020 accessed 10 Feb 2022. Frederik Alexander Anna Aberson, 19 Nov 1828; citing Birth Registration, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland, Noord-Hollands Archief (Noord-Hollands Archives), Haarlem; FHL microfilm 113,554.
8. ↑ 2.13.04 Inventaris van de dienststaten en stamboeken der Officieren van de Koninklijke Landmacht en van de koloniale troepen in Nederland, (1715) 1814-1940 (1945) 17 [1] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
9. ↑ 2.13.04 Inventaris van de dienststaten en stamboeken der Officieren van de Koninklijke Landmacht en van de koloniale troepen in Nederland, (1715) 1814-1940 (1945) 274 [2] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
10. ↑ 2.13.04 Inventaris van de dienststaten en stamboeken der Officieren van de Koninklijke Landmacht en van de koloniale troepen in Nederland, (1715) 1814-1940 (1945) 309 [3] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
11. ↑ 2.13.04 Inventaris van de dienststaten en stamboeken der Officieren van de Koninklijke Landmacht en van de koloniale troepen in Nederland, (1715) 1814-1940 (1945) 442 [4] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
12. ↑ 2.13.04 Inventaris van de dienststaten en stamboeken der Officieren van de Koninklijke Landmacht en van de koloniale troepen in Nederland, (1715) 1814-1940 (1945) 20 [5] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
13. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 7 [6] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
14. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 68 [7] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
15. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 6 [8] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
16. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 71 [9] accessed 10 FEb 2022.
17. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 72 [10] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
18. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 74 [11] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
19. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 77 [12] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
20. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 77 [13] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
21. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 79 [14] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
22. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 138 [15] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
23. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 138 [16] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
24. ↑ 2.01.15 Inventaris van de stamboeken, naamlijsten, conduite- en pensioenstaten van officieren, onderofficieren en minderen der Landmacht, ca. 1795-1813 140 [17]
25. ↑ Fred.k Nikol. Lucher. Aberson Rang: 2e kolonel Legeronderdeel: Infanterie van Linie Legersubonderdeel: Bataljon Infanterie staande Armee No. 13 Waterloo gratificaties 1815, archiefnummer 355, inventarisnummer 716, blad nr. 3921 Gemeente: Amsterdam Periode: 1817-1818 [18] accessed 10 Feb 2022.
26. ↑ Aberson Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius d. 6 Jul 1859, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherland."Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950," database with images, FamilySearch : 3 June 2020 accessed 10 Feb 2022. Frederik Nicolaas Lucretius Aberson, ; citing Death Registration, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Nederland, Noord-Hollands Archief (Noord-Hollands Archives), Haarlem; FHL microfilm .