Annechien Lukas
Domenie
Born in Sappemeer, Groningen, Netherlands
Ancestors 
Daughter of Lucas (Claassens) Domenie
and Barber (Foekes) Schrage
Sister of
IJeltje Lucas Domenie [half], Klaas Lucas Domenie [half], Sijger Lucas Domenie [half], Harm Lucas Domenie [half], Harm Lucas Domenie [half], Klaas Jurriens [half], Renske Lukas Domenie [half], Jantje Jurriens [half], Margien Jurriens [half], Klaaske Jurriens [half] and Klaaske Lucas Domenie
Wife of
Frans (Geerts) Stopper
— married
11 Dec 1834 in Sappemeer, Groningen, Netherlands
Wife of
Pieter Harms Zeegers
— married
4 Oct 1847 in Hoogezand, Groningen, Netherlands
Mother of
Frans Stopper, Harm Pieters Zeegers, Barbera Pieters Zeegers, Gepke Pieters Zeegers, Lukas Pieters Zeegers, Renske Pieters Zeegers, Klaassiena Pieters Zeegers and Foeke Pieters Zeegers
Died
at age 82
in Schildwolde, Groningen, Netherlands
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Biography
Annechien Lukas Domenie is geboren in Groningen in 1811
Baptism
Annechien was born November 7, 1811 in Sappemeer, The Netherlands, the daughter of Lukas Klaassens Doomnij and Barbera Foekes.[1]
First Marriage
She married Frans Geerts Stopper, zeeman, December 11, 1834 in Sappemeer, The Netherlands.[2]
Second Marriage
In Hoogezand, The Netherlands on October 4, 1847, after nearly ten years waiting and four children born, Annechien married Pieter Zeegers, her first cousin. One speculates a lengthy period was observed to make sure Frans Geerts Stopper was gone. He had evidently not been heard from since 1835.[3]
Death
Annechien Lukas Domenie passed away January 8, 1894 in Schildwolde, The Netherlands.[4]
Sources
- ↑ Birth 1811 - Allegroningers Geboorteregister 1811, aktenummer 20 Gemeente: Sappemeer.
- ↑ Marriage 1834 - Allegroningers Huwelijksregister 1834, aktenummer 23 Gemeente: Sappemeer.
- ↑ Marriage 1847 - Allegroningers Huwelijksregister 1847, aktenummer 32 Gemeente: Hoogezand.
- ↑ Death 1894 - Allegroningers Overlijdensregister 1894, aktenummer 11 Gemeente: Slochteren.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Annechien Lukas by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Annechien Lukas:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Annechien Lukas by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Annechien Lukas:
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Categories: Nederlanders uit Groningen 1700-1811
Yes, it took over ten years, due to legislation, for Annegien to get permission to marry again, as described in this 1846 newspaper item. Apparently Frans sailed as steersman on the ship "Margaretha" for Rensburg (Germany) on March 2,1835. Nothing was ever heard again of the crew, and the ship wreck was found near the harbour of Fanoe in March 1835, and sold there.