How the ‘van Polanen Petel’ surname came about.

 

Louis Jean August Petel de Vaugarny

  Sara Johanna van Polanen    
   

x StMalo (Fr) 25-02-1777

Married in Batavia

19-04-1807

x Bordeaux (France) 1785    
   

Batavia 03-08-1856

Batavia 06-04-1846      
August Henry Sophie Adele Helene Louisa Georgina Oscar Elisa Carolina Henry Leonce Edouard Malvina Antoinette Cornelia Wilhelmina Louis Bernard George Frederic Mathilda Helene
x Batavia

19-02-1808

x Batavia

09-02-1809

x Batavia

10-01-1811

x Batavia

05-06-1812

x Batavia

23-02-1814

x Batavia

14-05-1815

x Batavia

17-03-1817

x Batavia

25-05-1818

x Batavia

8-08-1819

x Batavia

19-11-1820

x Batavia

04-02-1822

X Batavia

04-03-1824

Descendants – we would like to find at least one descendant for each of the sons and daughters above who can act as a contact person for that branch. So far we have found contacts for three branches. See below.
August Henry branch:
  Sophie branch: Valerie.Cezard@vanpolanenpetel.net
    Louisa branch:
      Oscar branch:
        Elisa branch:
          Henry Leonce branch: Jean@vanpolanenpetel.net
            Edouard branch: Ellen@vanpolanenpetel.net

Malvina Antoinette branch:

       

Cornelia branch:

     

Louis branch:

   

George Frederic branch:

 

Mathilda branch:

The name "van Polanen Petel" was created in a resolution dated 25-9-1836. This was well after the six sons and six daughters were born and indeed some of the sons would have lived for a long time with the surname "Petel".

Dutch - Resolutie: Gelet op de Resolutie van 25 September 1836 No 83 bij artikel 1. van welke, op het daartoe door L.PETEL de VAUGARNY en S.J. van POLANEN, echtelieden wonende te Batavia, gedaan verzoek is toegestaan, dat hun –zes zonen- voor hun geslachtsnaam –PETEL- die van –van POLANEN- te voegen en zich alzo te noemen en te schrijven –van POLANEN PETEL- (zie Besluit No 13 ddo 7-9-1847).

English: to be translated

French: to be translated