Cornelis Volkert Doorschodt

1842–1924 (age 82)

Biography

Cornelis Volkert Doorschodt dedicated himself to military service, bringing steadiness and commitment to the ranks he joined while the nation navigated new challenges at the turn of the century.

His grave in The Hague General Cemetery serves as a reminder of the quiet devotion he brought to his duties.

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