Adrianus Johannes Spaan

1840–1895 (age 55)

Biography

Adrianus Johannes Spaan, born in 1840, served the Dutch government with distinction as a civil servant during a period of meaningful administrative development. He brought steadiness and integrity to his work in The Hague, where he was respected for both his diligence and his thoughtful approach to public service.

Colleagues remembered him for his calm steadiness when confronting complex civic matters, a temperament that contributed to the orderly growth of the institutions he supported until his passing in 1895.

Also buried at The Hague General Cemetery

Gustave Marie Verspyck
1897–1980 (age 83)
The Hague General Cemetery
A manager who oversaw operations at The Hague General Cemetery with professionalism and care.
Jacob Pompejus Ernst Hoeufft van Velzen
1842–1910 (age 68)
The Hague General Cemetery
Jacob Hoeufft van Velzen was a dedicated draftsperson whose detailed plans helped shape The Hague's built environment.
Anna Abrahams
1849–1930 (age 81)
The Hague General Cemetery
Anna Abrahams was a painter whose sensitive work celebrated the quiet beauty of daily life.
Willem Jacobus Zindel
1841–1916 (age 75)
The Hague General Cemetery
Willem Zindel was a devoted concierge known for his attentive service in The Hague.
Karel Cornelis Bunnik
1830–1884 (age 54)
The Hague General Cemetery
Karel Cornelis Bunnik was a Dutch naval officer of the nineteenth century.
Henk Muller
1887–1940 (age 53)
The Hague General Cemetery
Henk Muller was a Dutch physician who lived from 1887 to 1940.