Back to people A–Z

Name in the Leiden records

Thomas Rijckaert

1 record uses this name between 27 August 1627.

Name in the recordsThomas Rijckaert
Recorded rolesGroom
Places statedLeiden
Record span27 August 1627

The record trail

Records using this name

Registration of the banns of Thomas Rijckaert, widower of Anna Chapel, weaver from Colchester in England, and Sarah Thomas, spinster, from Sandwich in England, with Samuel Lee and Sarah Thomas, cousin of the bride, as witnesses. 1 scan Open recordClose record

Named as: Groom

Read the complete English translation
Complete English translation

Registered the 27th of August 1627: Thomas Rijcquaert, weaver from Colhester [Colchester] in England, widower of Anna Cheppelt, accompanied by Samuel Lee, hatter, with Sara Thomas, spinster from Santwits [Sandwich] in England, living near the Double Sleutel, accompanied by Sara Thomas, her cousin, in the Groenesteech.

Translation by Radicae, The Leiden Connection, from the Dutch transcription supplied by Erfgoed Leiden.

Read the original Dutch transcription

Aengeteyckent den xxvii en augusti 1627 Thomas Rijcquaert wever van Colhester in Engelant, weduenaer van Anna Cheppelt, vergeselschapt met Samuel Lee, hoedemaecker met Sara Thomas, jongedochter van Santwits in Engelant, woonende bij de Double Sleutel, vergeselschapt met Sara Thomas haer nichte in de Groenesteech.

Source: Erfgoed Leiden · record group 1004 · call no. 198 · folio 203v

Genealogical research in Dutch archives

Need help with your own Dutch family history?

Radicae offers genealogical research services for family historians working with Dutch records, including family tree research, archive research and translation of Dutch records. Personal tours in the Netherlands and one-on-one consultations on genealogy and DNA research are also available.

Get in touch