Overview
The parsonage shown in the photographs has long since disappeared. It was built in the early twentieth century and replaced an older building at the corner of ‘t Zand and Markt.
Residents
Population Register 1823-1838
Willem Lodewijk Entink (Bredevoort, 20 May 1770), minister
Population Register 1838-1850
Willem Lodewijk Entink (Bredevoort, 20 May 1770), retired minister
Subsequent residents:
Daniel Matthijs Paré (Scherpenzeel, 12 December 1809), minister
(1) Margaretha Johanna Kloppenburg (Rotterdam, 17 October 1809)
(2) Gerarda Johanna Broekman (Arnhem, 30 July 1818)
Population Register 1850-1860
Daniel Matthijs Paré (Scherpenzeel, 12 December 1809), minister
Gerarda Johanna Broekman (Arnhem, 30 July 1818)
Population Register 1860-1870
Daniel Matthijs Paré (Scherpenzeel, 12 December 1809), minister
Gerarda Johanna Broekman (Arnhem, 30 July 1818)
Population Register 1870-1880
Daniel Matthijs Paré (Scherpenzeel, 12 December 1809), minister
Gerarda Johanna Broekman (Arnhem, 30 July 1818)
Subsequent residents:
Population Register 1880-1890
Leonard Johannes van Rhijn (Loosdrecht, 3 June 1853), minister
Clara Rebecca van Oordt (Rotterdam, 26 January 1854)
Next principal resident:
Johannes Koster (Amsterdam, 20 December 1809), retired minister
Subsequent residents:
Pieter Coenraad Koster (Garderen, 6 June 1857), minister
Anna Barbara Mathilde Roodhuijzen (Ede, 29 May 1862)
Subsequent residents:
Victor Roos (Antwerp, 7 November 1852), minister
Jetske van Dijk (Franeker, 4 February 1859)
Population Register 1890-1900
Victor Roos (Antwerp, 7 November 1852), minister
Jetske van Dijk (Franeker, 4 February 1859)
Subsequent residents:
Ludolf Willem Bakhuizen van den Brink (The Hague, 22 March 1862), minister
Egbertha Margaretha Hillegonda Johanna Groes (Bellingwolde, 10 March 1870)
Subsequent residents:
Adriaan Johannes Wartena (Doesburg, 11 April 1872), minister
Maria ten Bosch (Ter Aar, 16 April 1876)
Population Register 1900-1910
Adriaan Johannes Wartena (Doesburg, 11 April 1872), minister
Maria ten Bosch (Ter Aar, 16 April 1876)
Subsequent residents:
Johan Henri Ledeboer (Loenen, Utrecht, 17 May 1872), minister
Cornelia Johanna Dühne (Nieuw-Helvoet, 3 February 1875)
Population Register 1910-1920
Johan Henri Ledeboer (Loenen, Utrecht, 17 May 1872), minister
Cornelia Johanna Dühne (Nieuw-Helvoet, 3 February 1875)
Subsequent residents:
Theodoor Christiaan Frederikse (Almen, 12 March 1870), minister
Barbertje Johanna Schreuder (Texel, 15 February 1879)
Address Book 1934
Bredevoort 78 > ‘t Zand 16
Dutch Reformed Parsonage
Address Book 1967
‘t Zand 24
Children’s Home, Dutch Reformed Diaconate
J.G. Pijfers
‘t Zand 26
Rev. R. Boerma
Owners
This overview is incomplete.
| Year | Plot | Owner | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1832 | B-227 | the Reformed Parsonage of Bredevoort | 300 m² house & yard |
| 1854 | B-265 | the Reformed Church of Bredevoort | 230 m² parsonage & yard |
| 1894 | B-690 | the Reformed Church of Bredevoort et al. | 281 m² parsonage & yard |
| 1915 | B-816 | the Dutch Reformed Parsonage of Bredevoort | 1,311 m² parsonage & garden, garage |
| 1964 | B-816 | Kinderzorg Association, Zutphen | 1,311 m² parsonage & garden, garage |
| 1972 | B-1088 | Paulusstichting, Lichtenvoorde | 1,275 m² building, yard |
| 1982 | B-1196 | De Lichtenvoorde Foundation | 1,254 m² building, yard |
| 1984 | B-1234 | De Lichtenvoorde Foundation | 1,204 m² building, yard |
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