Johanna Cornelia Wattier (1762 - 1827)

Short name	Johanna Cornelia Wattier
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First name	Johanna Cornelia
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Alternative name	Johanna Cornelia Ziesenis -Wattier
Date of birth	1762
Date of death	1827
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Sex	Female
Place of birth	Rotterdam (Zuid-Holland, NLD)
Place of death	Voorburg (Zuid-Holland)
Lived in	Netherlands
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Bibliography	Online-portrait in DVN
Provisional Notes	Parents of French descent. Baptized in Rotterdam. Married to Bartholomeus Wilhelmus Henricus Ziesenis (1762-1820) in Amsterdam (1801). Husband was an architect, sculptor. Only son Johannes Anthonius Wilhelm died 3 months after his birth in 1802.(DVN) Lived in Amsterdam (Noord-Holland, NLD) Den Haag (Zuid-Holland, NLD) Johannes Kinker honored her with a poem when she had worked at the theatre for 25 years. Member of the Genootschap voor Uiterlijke Welsprekendheid and the Fonds ter Opleiding en Verdere Onderrigting Van Tooneelkunstenaars. (DVN) checkedJuly2017svd

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Spouse	Ziesenis - Wattier, Johanna Cornelia

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Place(s) of Residence	Netherlands

Author of	Aan mej. Polly, eerste danzeres van den Amsterdamschen Hollandschen Schouwburg, by gelegenheid van haren solodans, in het ballet Telemachus op het eiland van Calypso

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