Ludolph Christiaan Trijselaar (1886 - 1945)

Biography

Ludolph Christiaan Trijselaar, born 13 November 1886^[1]in ’s-Gravenhage, as son of the unmarried Richtje de Jong. He was acknowledged and legitimate by Aloysius Thomas Joachim Franciscus Trijselaar as his at his marriage in 1899 with his mother. He passed away 20 November 1945^[2] in Kamp Westerbork

Ludolph Christiaan Trijselaar married (1) 7 October 1914^[3] in ’s-Gravenhage with Gepke van der Meer. They divorced 13 July 1923^[4]

Ludolph Christiaan Trijselaar married (2) 9 December 1925^[5] in ’s-Gravenhage with Grada Maria Joosten.

Occupation: fruittrader (1914), florist (1923)

Louis Christiaan Trijselaar died in October 1945 in the Westerbork internment camp in Drenthe. At that time, Camp Westerbork was used for the imprisonment of political suspects and collaborators in the Second World War. People who died in the camp were buried in a mass grave in a nearby forest^[6]

Children

Mother: Grada Maria Joosten

1. Maria Grada Trijselaar, born 24 March 1926 in ’s-Gravenhage
2. Ludolph Maria Trijselaar, born 8 June 1932 in ’s-Gravenhage
3. Greta Trijselaar, born 15 July 1937 in ‘s-Gravenhage

Sources

• The information about the children comes from the Gemeentearchief Den Haag, Population Registration 1913-1939 Familycards Trijselaar/Joosten
• Gemeentearchief Den Haag, Population Registration 1913-1939, Familycards Trijselaar/van der Meer
• Stadsarchief Amsterdam, Signal Register 1913-1914
• Stadsarchief Amsterdam, Signal Register 1916-1918

1. ↑ Birth: https://hdl.handle.net/21.12124/1F0F017ADD8543CFB0BD2B3D1781F225
2. ↑ Death: Civil Registration Nederland, Drenthe, Westerbork, Death 1945, # 112
3. ↑ Marriage with Gepke van der Meer: Gemeentearchief Den Haag, Civil Registration Nederland, Zuid-Holland, ’s-Gravenhage, Marriages 1914, # 634
4. ↑ Divorce registration: Gemeentearchief Den Haag, Civil Registration Nederland, Zuid-Holland, ’s-Gravenhage, Marriages 1923, # 234
5. ↑ Marriage with Grada Maria Joosten: Gemeentearchief Den Haag, Civil Registration Nederland, Zuid-Holland, ’s-Gravenhage, Marriages 1925, # 1395
6. ↑ Kamp Westerbork in Wikipedia