1856–1909
Profile
- Forenames
- Pieter Losecaat
- Surname
- Vermeer
- Born
- Beek (Ubbergen), 8 January 1856
- Died
- Haarlem, 20 March 1909
- Occupation / role
- Civil-law notary
- 8 January 1856
Born
Beek (Ubbergen)
- 20 March 1909
Died
Haarlem
Sources
Pieter Losecaat Vermeer (1856–1909) served as a notary in Aalten from 1894 to 1908.
Pieter Losecaat Vermeer was born on 8 January 1856 in Beek (Ubbergen), the son of Pieter Anthoni Jacobus Losecaat Losecaat Vermeer and Ephraïma Bartha Johanna De Jong.
At the end of 1894, he was appointed notary in Aalten, succeeding the recently deceased notaryJ.B.W. Maitland. At the time, he was a candidate notary in Nijmegen.
Notary Losecaat Vermeer lived and worked at several addresses in Aalten, successively: Landstraat 23-25 (now Bloemisterij Kuypers),Markt 1 (now the police station on Köstersbulte) andHogestraat 2a (later known as the premises of saddler Gerstmann).
On 18 May 1905, at the age of 49, Pieter Losecaat Vermeer married Paulina Cornelia Johanna Antoinetta de Wilde from Schoonhoven, who was 21 years his junior, in Haarlem.
Illness
In early 1906, illness forced him to give up his duties.J.H.W. Mensink, until then a candidate notary in Winterswijk, was appointed acting notary. Unfortunately, Losecaat Vermeer did not recover from his illness. In November 1908, he was honourably discharged by Royal Decree and Mensink was appointed his successor.
At the end of November 1908, Pieter and his wife moved to Haarlem. Just a few months later, on 20 March 1909, Pieter Losecaat Vermeer passed away there. He was buried at the General Cemetery in Schoonhoven.
