Peter Godfried Hubertus SINDORFF

Peter Godfried Hubertus Sindorff, called Piet, was born in Venlo, duchy Limburg in Prussia, now the Netherlands (Europe) on 29 January 1847, deceased Venlo 29 April 1922, being the fifth child of his father Willem Antoon Hubert Sindorff (1811-1889) and his mother Maria Lucia Sax (1810-1866). Siblings were his older sister Angelina Maria Hubertina Sindorff (1840-1840) and brothers Karel Antoon Hubert Sindorff (1841-1896), Frans Peter Hubert Sindorff (1843-1905) and Jan Caspar Hubert Sindorff (1845-1923) and younger brother Michiel Cornelis Hubertus Sindorff (1849-1919) and younger sisters Catharina Maria Hubertina Sindorff (1850-1851) and Elisabeth Hubertina Maria Sindorff (1851-1933).

Some of the family members lived during the time that the World War I took place, between 1914-1918, even though the Netherlands was neutral, living so close to the Belgium border the family must have experience effects. World War II did effect children of the family members at the end of the War II, by natural cause or War effects and after Peter passed away.

Markted announcement 31-01-1847

Cornelis Sindorff, grandfather of Peter, had a bakery on Lomstraat near the Geldersche Poort in Venlo. Cornelis's son Petrus may have taken over the bakery but deceased in 1868. Therefore it is to believe that his grandson Peter Godfried Hubertus may have took over the bakery and moved to or set up a different location or had expanded the family business.

Venloosche weekblad 30 May 1874 two rooms for rent with kitchen

7 march 1891 Venloosche courant recommendation by his branch colleague in Roermond

Venloosch weekblad, 14 March 1891- "VIENNA BREAD: The method of preparing a baguette is originally Austrian. French bakers therefore call a baguette 'Viennese bread'

Venloosch Weekblad 01 May 1880 moving from Parade to Nieuwstraat in Venlo.

Top: Parade Venlo (source: nl.wikipedia.org) below: Nieuwstraat Venlo (google maps).

Venloosche courant 7 March 1891

Peter must have switched careers. Were the hours too long or too early to start baking?, the conditions too poor or the product not selling well? This is "my new Chapter 1 for Peter":

Nieuwe Venlosche courant 20-03-1913 announcement on 30 employment.

Peter may have worked first at the old bakery of his grandfather in Lomstraat close to the Geldensche Poort in Venlo, before setting up or expanding the bakery chain, Peter worked at the Prussian Railway for 30 years as of the age of 36. He did not enjoy a pension for very long.

Bron: Delpher.nl

Peter married with Henriëtte van Genabeek, also named Genabeck, born 28 March 1843 Viersen Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, daughter of Adam Theodorus van Genabeek, born 1806 and Maria Anna Dessen born 1809.

From this marriage:

1. Maria Lucia Sindorff (1872-1944) married Martinus Jacobs (x-1944),

2. Willem Antoon Hubert Sindorff (1880-1885)

Maria Lucia (photo) was born in Styrum, an immediate lordship in the Holy Roman Empire, located in Muhlheim an der Ruhr, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany. It held no seat in the Diet and was circumvened by the Lordship of Broich. Deceased Venlo 16-08-1944

Venloosch weekbland 09-10-1897

publication LImburger Koerier 15-04-1899 & 29-04-1899. Maria Lucia is selling eggs.

The Italian "Acona" chicken is black/white., the "Leghorn" (Italian: Livorno) often black/white but also patridge, a third italian chick is the sicilian cup gamefowl "Siciliaans bekerkamphoen" (Buttercup) which can also be in patridge colouring.

Pictures: .http://www.kippenencyclopedie.nl/php/index.php?title=Bestand:Italiener_Bruinpatrijs_Haan.jpg

info.: http://aviculture-europe.nl/nummers/14N04A13.pdf : "The Leghorns have different naming abroad. In holland, US and UK they are called "Leghorns". In the country of origin, Italy they are called Livorno; in Belgium the same, aside from Italiener also used by German speaking countries". "The German Leghorn (Italiener) almost identical to the Livorno, but the type is different, like a brick, the back and tail taller and horizontal.

Venloosche courant 25-10-1890

Nieuwe Venloosche courant 01-05-1922

Nieuwe Venlosche courant 13-01-1936