Personal data

• Born on Saterday, September 8th, 1928 in Alkmaar, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands.
• Died on Monday, June 10th, 2002.
• Partner: (Private).

Age overview

• 1 * birth of sister Maria Theodora Theresia.
• 33 * father died.
• 64 * death of sister Maria Theodora Theresia.
• 71 * death of brother Henricus Wilhelmus Leonardus (Han).
• 73 * died.

Relationship

Hendrik Marie (Hendricus) Coret is the 2nd cousin 2 generations removed of Quinten Coret.

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Descendants

Within this site there's information about:

• 6 children
• 1 grandchildren

A total of 7 descendants are known in 2 generations.

Also born on September 8th

• John Soane, English architect (1753)
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• Johannes Grondel (1774)
• Gerardus de Wit (1814)
• Frederic Mistral, French poet who won Nobel Prize in 1904 (1830)
• Hermanus Ligtvoet (1834)
• Wijnandina Engelina Kriens (1899)
• Robert Wise, American film director (1914)
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Events in year of birth (1928)

• July 3rd * First color TV transmission, made by John Logie Baird.
• September 19th * Walt Disney's 'Steamboat Willie', with Mickey Mouse, shown for the first time.
• September 30th * Discovery of penicillin announced by Alexander Fleming.
• November 6th * In America, Herbert Hoover becomes the 31st President.
• November 10th * Hirohito crowned Emperor of Japan, aged 27.

The weather on Saterday, September 8th, 1928 in Den Helder:

The temperature stayed between 12.3 and 23.8 °C, the average was 18.7 °C. There was 10.2 hours of sunshine (77%). The average windspeed was 2 Bft (light breeze); the prevailing diection was ZO. Source and more info: KNMI.

Monarch in year of birth (1928)

Queen Wilhelmina (Huis van Oranje-Nassau) was from 1890 till 1948 monarch of The Netherlands (also 'Koninkrijk der Nederlanden').

The number of residents added up to 7.6 million.

Cabinet in year of birth (1928)

From Monday, March 8th, 1926 till Saterday, August 10th, 1929 there was the cabinet 'De Geer I', with prime minister(s) Jonkheer mr. D.J. de Geer (CHU).