All the above links are for registration in The Hague ... In Holland you have to register at the town hall of the place where you live....

I han't bothered with other info until we could be more definite regarding the parents of Henriette, but I might as well add some more stuff:

Emma’s registration card with Willem van Deventer and children Willem and Emmy

http://denhaag.digitalestamboom.nl/%28t4krkvf32gk33w55nuqmey55%29/scan.aspx?book=R&id=334863

Emma’s death:

 abt Jun 1966 in Wassenaar, 86 years old:

link to newspaper: http://leiden.courant.nu/index.php?page=0&mod=krantresultaat&q=morbeck+e+m+s&datering=&qt=paragraaf&pagina=&sort=score+desc

An earlier registration card (this time in Rotterdam) for Henri jnr:

http://rotterdam.digitalestamboom.nl/scan.aspx?book=R&id=870944

Sylvia

No that is not a marriage certificate. 

She came to The Hague 12/11/1920 when she was enrolled column 12 and 13.

Excuse that I can not explain.

       See last post by Silvia 16.11

Note: Although I haven't found a marriage for Sophie yet, when she passes away in 11 July 1960 in Groningen, a partner/husband is mentioned on the death certificate:

Overledene: Sophie Josephine Aline Morbeck

Geslacht:     Vrouw

Geboorteplaats:   Modjokerto in Indonesië

Leeftijd:     69 jaar

Vader:     Henri Morbeck

Moeder:     Johanna Maria Elisabeth Leijder

Relatie:     Johannes Solke Holster

Gebeurtenis:     Overlijden

Datum:     maandag 11 juli 1960

Maybe this will trigger some more memories ...

Sylvia

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Heden onverleed, nog vrij onverwacht, onze lieve moeder en oma SOPHIE JOSEPHINE ALINE MORBECK op de leeftijd van 69 jaar. Groningen, 9 juli 1960. Narcisstraat 14. Condoleantie adres: Hoofdstraat 19, Tolbert. Tolbert: J. Holster T. A. Holster—Edens Nancy Jan—Joost De overledene is opgebaard in het Diaconessenhuis te Groningen. De crematie zal plaats hebben woensdag 13 juli a.s. te Dieren, om 11 > uur. Bus voor belangI stellenden vertrekt vanaf het Stationsplein te Dieren om 10.52 uur    

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Fully present suffering, yet rather unexpectedly, our dear mother and grandmother SOPHIE JOSEPHINE ALINE MORBECK on the age of 69 years. Groningen, July 9, 1960. Narcisstraat 14. Condolence address: Hoofdstraat 19, Tolbert. Tolbert: J. holster T. A. Holster Edens Nancy Jan-Joost The deceased is laid out in the Diaconessenhuis Groningen. The cremation will take place Wednesday, July 13 a.s. have to Animals, at 11> hours. Bus for belangI adjusting lumbar departs from the station to Dieren  at 10.52 hh  

http://resources3.kb.nl/010675000/pdf/DDD_010678470.pdf

Pag.  4.

I just went back to a link I had last night and I don't think Emma is our Sophie but she is the one you have just put up. It makes sense as Paul came from Groningen when he migrated to Australia and this Sophie is the only one that I can see being called "Tante Ali". I am going to see Paul tomorrow so hopefully he will remember.

Libby

Henry Morbeck born 12-08-1893  22-08-1815 near Delft from Batavia

31-08-1915 as Student live in Delft  11-12-1915he move to Rijswijk 

30-08-1918  move to Rotterdam

06-01-1920 he go's back to Batavia.

His marriage

http://195.242.171.17/hga/virtuelestudiezaal/WebsitePubliek/SelectieAktenRegisters.aspx?nn=2

Vitituele studiezaal Den Haag

1. Henricus Josephus Antonius Morbeck   ges. 23 feb 1891

huw.26 mrt 1874 Sophia Terneus   geb. 12 aug 1849

  2. Henri Morbeck   geb. 2 dec 1866

   3. Sophie Josephine Aline Morbeck   geb. 19 mei 1891  -  ges. 9 jul 1960

   3. Henriette Ottorine Morbeck   geb. 10 jun 1892

   3. Henri Morbeck   geb. 12 aug 1893

  3. Charles/Carlos Morbeck   geb. 24 jun 1896  -  ges. 24 okt 1943

     4. Eduard Morbeck   geb. 5 aug 1941  -  ges. 10 mei 2000

  huw.Jacobus Klasus Minnema

Sylvia,

It certainly makes life easier. I don't have to translate things to make sure I don't confuse people lol.

Monique,

You are brilliant. Thank you. Ernst Morbeck will be pleased too as his grandfather and Henri were brothers.

I kept seeing the name Minnema and could not work out how it fitted in. Fantastic.

Libby

 3. Henri Morbeck   geb. 12 aug 1893

   huw.12 nov 1919 Maria Johanna Schneider   geb. Omstreeks 1899   borne  18-081899  te den Haag.

Zoon Harry Pieter Frederik

Cherie  Cheribon

hi Elizabeth,

Chérie Morbeck is the daughter of Henri Morbeck (12-8-1893, Pasoeroean) and Maria Johanna Schneider.

She passed away just last year. She was married with Jan Willem Broekhuijsen.

I am the daughter of Chérie Morbeck. She has also a son: Boyd Broekhuijsen (Henri Otto Broekhuijsen)

Do I have living relatives of ''Morbeck''...?! Maybe in Groningen?

Hello Joyce,

I am getting very excited now and going straight to my tree to check. You certainly have a cousin in Holland - Ernst Morbeck who I am sure will see this. My husband's parents moved to Australia i 1950 so I don't believe there are any Morbecks there. Will be back in a minute when I look at the tree.

Libby

Hello Joyce,

Your mother was the niece of Henrietta Morbeck - (she was a cousin of my father in law who is still alive but in Australia). If you send me your email address I can send you an invitation to my ancestry tree and there are many many photos of your great aunts and uncles. You don't have to pay anything, just follow the links.

Libby

Hi Joyce,

According to the records, she also had a brother - Harry Pieter Frederick Morbeck who was killed during the war when he was being transported to Nagasaki on a prisoner ship the "Tamahoku Maro" which was bombed by an American ship justas it reached the harbour of Nagasaki. All this information is on my tree.

Libby

Harry Pieter Frederick his card. His birthcertificat is not free. Free afther  100 jaars

Hier

egistratie te (Japan) Geregistreerde

• Harry Pieter Frederik Morbeck, geboren op 17 december 1923

Opmerking

• Nationality: Netherlands (Indo European) (蘭(印欧))
• Rank: (陸（陸軍） 兵)
• Stamboeknummer: 16323
• Place of capture: 爪哇(ジャワ); Java
• Date of capture: 18/11/22; 1943/11/22
• Occupation: (現役軍人)
• Remarks: 91353
• Camp and transfer date 1: 爪哇18/12/05[04]; Java POW Camp 1943/12/05[04]
• Camp Branch Name and Reg No. 1: 爪本(ジャワ俘虜収容所本所)16429; Main Camp of Java POW Camp 16429
• Other info 1: The transport ship Tamaboko Maru was torpedoed and he went missing; Time of incident: at 23:53 on 24 June 1944 KA18 P13-613; Location of sinking:129°38′Ｅ、32°04′N, 208°and 12.4 sea miles off Nomozaki, Nagasaki-ken (prefecture). Tamaboko-Maru; (船舶輸送中、雷撃を受け行方不明 玉鉾丸; 遭難時期:19 6 24 23時53分 KA18 P13-613; 遭難位置:Ｎ32°04′、Ｅ129°38′、長崎県野母崎208度12浬4 Tamaboko-Maru;)

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Nationaal Archief
Internerings­kaarten, (Japan)
Collectie Min. van Binnenl. Zaken: Stamboekgegevens KNIL-militairen met Japanse Interneringskaarten 1942-1996

Nationaal Archief: Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken: Stichting Administratie Indische Pensioenen (SAIP), Stamboekgegevens KNIL-militairen, met Japanse Interneringskaarten, 1942-1996, (Japan),

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Thank you Elisabeth,

Because there were a lot of Australians on the ship, there is a memorial in our capital city Canberra specifically to those who died that day I will see if I can get a photo of it as a cousin of mine lives in Canberra. I think there were over 200 Australians. A lot of the information I managed to get was from the Australian War Memorial but they don't name all the Dutch.

Once again you have been extremely helpful

Best wishes for the new year

Libby