Princenhage

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Princenhage is a neighbourhood in the southwest of the city Breda in the Dutch province of North Brabant.

Until 1942, Princenhage was a separate municipality. The original name of the municipality was "Haage", which was changed to "Princenhage" in 1819.

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• Birth of Marijnis Huijbregts
  sometime before May 5, 1793[1]
• Residence of Adrianus Huijbregts
  August 18, 1884[2][3]
• Death of Adrianus Huijbregts
  August 18, 1884[3][4]
• Residence of Marijnus Huijbregts
  from August 18, 1884 until August 1, 1888[2][4][5]
• Residence of Maria Elisabeth Van der Monde
  from August 18, 1884 until August 1, 1888[2][3][4][5]
• Birth of Adrianus Huijbregts
  December 4, 1885[3][5][6]
• Birth of Maria Elisabeth Huijbregts
  May 1, 1887[3][5][6]
• Residence of Adrianus Huijbregts
  sometime before August 1, 1888[5]
• Residence of Maria Elisabeth Huijbregts
  sometime before August 1, 1888[5]

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1. Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, Ginneken Registry of marriages, Rooms-Katholieke Kerk, GinnekenGinnekenMarriage record for Marinus Huybregts & Anna Maria van Beek, registry of marriages, Roman Catholic church, Ginneken, 1793-05-05, sheet 72v
2. Gemeente Breda Bevolkingsregister BredaBredaPopulation registry, Breda, 1880-1889, part 7, sheet 150
3. Gemeente Princenhage Bevolkingsregister PrincenhagePrincenhagePopulation registry, Princenhage, 1880-1889, part 1, sheet 2
4. Gemeente Princenhage Burgerlijke Stand PrincenhagePrincenhageDeath record for Adrianus Huijbregts, civil registry of deaths, Princenhage, 1884-08-19, record 91
5. Gemeente Breda Bevolkingsregister BredaBredaPopulation registry, Breda, 1880-1889, part 13, sheet 116
6. Gemeente Breda Bevolkingsregister BredaBredaPopulation registry, Breda, 1900-1920, part 05, sheet 161