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Johannes Cornelis De Jonge

Johan Cornelis De Jonge

Dutch author (1793–1853).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Country of Citizenship

Kingdom of the Netherlands

Place of Birth

Zierikzee

Place of Death

Rijswijk

Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

5/9/1793

Date of Death

6/12/1853

Occupation

Writer
Historian
Archivist

Given Name

Johannes
Series Ordinal
:1
Cornelis
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:2

Described by Source

Nordisk Familjebok
Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary
Library of the World's Best Literature

Native Language

Dutch

Field of Work

History
National Archives
Numismatics

Name in Native Language

Johannes Cornelis de Jonge

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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

Dutch

Child

Bonifacius Cornelis De Jonge

Family Name

De Jonge

Employer

Rijksarchiefdienst

Member Of

Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences

Award Received

Father

Willem Adriaan De Jonge Van Campensnieuwland

Mother

Cornelia Petronella Mogge Pous

Noble Title

Jonkheer

Archives At

Nationaal Archief
Inventory Number
:1.13.06
Inventory Number
:1.01.47.30
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Nationaal Archief
Inventory Number
:1.01.47.30
Described at URL
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Statement Is Subject Of
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Q24422740
General Award Medal in Gold
(9/4/1829)
Point in Time
: 9/4/1829
Johan Karel Jakob De Jonge
The Royal Penny Cabinet