the poor part of the van Iddekinge family

In the birth certificate of 13 January, 1819 form Pieter Adriaan Antoon van Iddekinge stated that the sex male Pieter van was born in the house signed No: 346 to Winschoten. And in his birth declaration father unknown.

Pieter Antoon Adriaan Kamp is legally recognized by Pieter Rembt Antonie van Iddekinge as Pieter Antoon Adriaan van Iddekinge, this is happened ten years after his birth. Pieter was recognized about two years before the death of by Pieter Rembt Antonie van Iddekinge that content so that Pieter ten years has walked around as Pieter Adriaan Anthony Kamp.  The reason why Pieter was recognized is probably because the eldest son of Pieter Rembt Antonie van Iddekinge is deceased for 1829. Which meant that there was no more son who would bear the name of van Iddekinge? And this was perhaps the reason that he therefore Pieter Adriaan Anthony Kamp has acknowledged.

transcribe: Text of the Notaries Act is as follows;

Expedition

For the Master Rudolf Sitter, Notary Public for the district, and residence of Winschoten in the province of Groningen, in the presence of the two after that and undersigned witnesses is the appearance of lord Peter Rembt Anthony van Iddekinge, son of Berend van Iddekinge without profession residing in the St. Vitusholt in the municipality of Winschoten of which he voluntarily declared as his child to recognize his illegitimate son Pieter Antoon Adriaan van Iddekinge, begotten by him with Auke Karsiens Kamp, also without profession residing in the St. Vitusholt under Winschoten, and whose birth in the civil status of the town Winschoten, on 14 Jan, 1819 is written as a child of Auke Karsiens Kamp, and members of unknown father consequently declare the person listed this child from today to authorize the surname of comparant him take notes in place of his mother ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Where act was read to the person this is done at the home of the person in St. Vitusholt under Winschoten Today November 28, 1829 in the case of Jakob Nannes Nanninga Farmer and J. F. Bonsema of professional innkeeper both from Winschoten as witnesses, what the side-den comparant with me Notary have signed .-------------------------------------------------------------------------

was signed . P,R.A. v Iddekinge J.N. Nanninga J.F. Bonsema, R de Sitter Notary Public.