Théodore de Borman
justice of the peace (1803-1863)
Facts
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- human
- Date of birth
- August 29, 1803
- Date of death
- November 13, 1863
- Place of birth
- Bree
- Place of death
- Schalkhoven
- Occupation
- magistrate
- Position held
- justice of the peace[10]
- Spouse
- Natalie du Vivier (1836–present)[6]
- Child
- Camille de Borman, Adeline Maximilienne de Borman, Marie Félicie Jeanne Gérardine de Borman[7][8][9]
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- Paper Women[16]
- Relative
- Jeanne-Henriette Dorchies[14]
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Summary
Théodore de Borman's place of birth was Bree[1]. He was born on August 29, 1803[2]. He died in Schalkhoven[3]. He died on November 13, 1863[4]. He worked as a magistrate[5].
Body
Personal Life
Children include Camille de Borman[7], a historian[17], 1837–1922[18], of Belgium[19]; Adeline Maximilienne de Borman[8], 1839–1881[20]; and Marie Félicie Jeanne Gérardine de Borman[9], a canon[21], b. 1846[22].
FAQs
Where was Théodore de Borman born?
Théodore de Borman was born in Bree[1].
Where did Théodore de Borman die?
Théodore de Borman died in Schalkhoven[3].
Who was Théodore de Borman married to?
Théodore de Borman's spouses include Natalie du Vivier[6].
What did Théodore de Borman do for work?
Théodore de Borman worked as magistrate[5].