Printed: 2024-04-23
Gotthold, Jean Henri (Père)
Identity
Category
Person (Male)
Alternative name or descriptor
Standardized form(s) of name according to other rules
Status
- Professional
Details
Life dates
Minden [Prussia, D], 1836 - Leopoldsburg, 1916
Activity
1863 Tongres, Hasseltsche Straat, 5 (premises of G. Vandenrydt)
Christianus Joannes Henricus, ° 25.7.1836; + 2.12.1916. On the occasion of his wedding in Hasselt on 19.12.1859, his profession was given as bookbinder.
1866 Hasselt, Marché au Beurre, 6
Photographs of the military camp in Beverloo (Bourg-Léopold), c. 1866. Moved with his family from this address to Bourg-Léopold on 27.3.1873. Gotthold's son-in-law Joseph Nelissen - Gotthold (see that name) operated in Hasselt following his wedding to Gotthold's daughter on 8.10.1885.
1868 ca - 1893 ca Bourg-Léopold, "Opposite the Station"
Successor: Gotthold F. #
Bookbinder - framer. Recorded in c. 1868 as a photographer aged 32 domiciled in Bourg-Léopold. Still recorded as a bookbinder when he first registered in Bourg-Léopold (no street address) with his family on 28.3.1873. "Gotthold Père" still in the directory in 1902. No fewer than five sons were recorded as photographers operating at some point in Bourg-Léopold: Henri "Auguste" (° 1862), Frédéric Charles "Henri" (° 1866), Jean "Désiré" (° 1870), "Jean" Auguste Marcelin (° 1873), and Ferdinand "Alexandre" (° 1876). Three of these were given separate entries in trade directories for varying periods: Désiré, Alexandre and F. = (probably) Frédéric Charles Henri. It nevertheless remains unclear to what extent the sons were operating independently or as members of the same family business. For instance, J.H. Gotthold "father and son" were reported visiting Moll on 21.1.1906 to show "diachromatic photographs" at the "Katholieke Kring". Still recorded as a photographer domiciled in Bourg-Léopold, Rue de l'Hôpital, 3 on his death certificate.
Christianus Joannes Henricus, ° 25.7.1836; + 2.12.1916. On the occasion of his wedding in Hasselt on 19.12.1859, his profession was given as bookbinder.
1866 Hasselt, Marché au Beurre, 6
Photographs of the military camp in Beverloo (Bourg-Léopold), c. 1866. Moved with his family from this address to Bourg-Léopold on 27.3.1873. Gotthold's son-in-law Joseph Nelissen - Gotthold (see that name) operated in Hasselt following his wedding to Gotthold's daughter on 8.10.1885.
1868 ca - 1893 ca Bourg-Léopold, "Opposite the Station"
Successor: Gotthold F. #
Bookbinder - framer. Recorded in c. 1868 as a photographer aged 32 domiciled in Bourg-Léopold. Still recorded as a bookbinder when he first registered in Bourg-Léopold (no street address) with his family on 28.3.1873. "Gotthold Père" still in the directory in 1902. No fewer than five sons were recorded as photographers operating at some point in Bourg-Léopold: Henri "Auguste" (° 1862), Frédéric Charles "Henri" (° 1866), Jean "Désiré" (° 1870), "Jean" Auguste Marcelin (° 1873), and Ferdinand "Alexandre" (° 1876). Three of these were given separate entries in trade directories for varying periods: Désiré, Alexandre and F. = (probably) Frédéric Charles Henri. It nevertheless remains unclear to what extent the sons were operating independently or as members of the same family business. For instance, J.H. Gotthold "father and son" were reported visiting Moll on 21.1.1906 to show "diachromatic photographs" at the "Katholieke Kring". Still recorded as a photographer domiciled in Bourg-Léopold, Rue de l'Hôpital, 3 on his death certificate.
Locations
1863 Tongres, Hasseltsche Straat, 5 (premises of G. Vandenrydt)
1866 Hasselt, Marché au Beurre, 6
1868 ca - 1893 ca Bourg-Léopold, "Opposite the Station"
1866 Hasselt, Marché au Beurre, 6
1868 ca - 1893 ca Bourg-Léopold, "Opposite the Station"
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Record source
DIRECTORY_1997#1962
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Dates of creation/revision
SFJ revised 21.7.2019, 18.8.2019 & 23.1.2021 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; MD revised 16.11.2020; SFJ revised 22.6.2022 based on information supplied by M. Demaeght; SFJ revised 9.2.2023