Son of Hendrikus Franciscus Boegborn and Giertje Maria van der Wal.
Husband of Jowina Doornbos.
Last known residence: Eindhoven.
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Zutphen.
Reburied 30/03/1950 Ysselsteyn.
"The bombartment of Zutphen took place on Saturday afternoon 14 October 1944. Allied aircraft wanted to bomb the Oude IJsselbrug in Zutphen to prevent the supply of troops and weapons for the German occupier towards Arnhem. However, the bombs mainly landed on the nearby city district on the center side of the station. The consequences were devastating.
The death toll rose to over a hundred, as some of the missing were never found"
Husband of Jowina Doornbos.
Last known residence: Eindhoven.
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Zutphen.
Reburied 30/03/1950 Ysselsteyn.
"The bombartment of Zutphen took place on Saturday afternoon 14 October 1944. Allied aircraft wanted to bomb the Oude IJsselbrug in Zutphen to prevent the supply of troops and weapons for the German occupier towards Arnhem. However, the bombs mainly landed on the nearby city district on the center side of the station. The consequences were devastating.
The death toll rose to over a hundred, as some of the missing were never found"
Son of Hendrikus Franciscus Boegborn and Giertje Maria van der Wal.
Husband of Jowina Doornbos.
Last known residence: Eindhoven.
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Zutphen.
Reburied 30/03/1950 Ysselsteyn.
"The bombartment of Zutphen took place on Saturday afternoon 14 October 1944. Allied aircraft wanted to bomb the Oude IJsselbrug in Zutphen to prevent the supply of troops and weapons for the German occupier towards Arnhem. However, the bombs mainly landed on the nearby city district on the center side of the station. The consequences were devastating.
The death toll rose to over a hundred, as some of the missing were never found"
Husband of Jowina Doornbos.
Last known residence: Eindhoven.
Buried Algemene begraafplaats Zutphen.
Reburied 30/03/1950 Ysselsteyn.
"The bombartment of Zutphen took place on Saturday afternoon 14 October 1944. Allied aircraft wanted to bomb the Oude IJsselbrug in Zutphen to prevent the supply of troops and weapons for the German occupier towards Arnhem. However, the bombs mainly landed on the nearby city district on the center side of the station. The consequences were devastating.
The death toll rose to over a hundred, as some of the missing were never found"
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