Surgeon on the frigate 'Palembang' of the Royal Dutch Navy. He died aboard his ship. He was buried next to his colleague J.M. Soetermeer, who had died two months before. The Dutchmn awaited the return from the capital of a mission.
He came from Saarlouis (Germany). His parents were Gottlieb Roetteken and Marianna Kalthoff.
Illustrations:
I. Deshima in the 19th Century.
II. The graves of Soetermeer (left) and Roetteken (right). III. Roetteken's grave.
He came from Saarlouis (Germany). His parents were Gottlieb Roetteken and Marianna Kalthoff.
Illustrations:
I. Deshima in the 19th Century.
II. The graves of Soetermeer (left) and Roetteken (right). III. Roetteken's grave.
Surgeon on the frigate 'Palembang' of the Royal Dutch Navy. He died aboard his ship. He was buried next to his colleague J.M. Soetermeer, who had died two months before. The Dutchmn awaited the return from the capital of a mission.
He came from Saarlouis (Germany). His parents were Gottlieb Roetteken and Marianna Kalthoff.
Illustrations:
I. Deshima in the 19th Century.
II. The graves of Soetermeer (left) and Roetteken (right). III. Roetteken's grave.
He came from Saarlouis (Germany). His parents were Gottlieb Roetteken and Marianna Kalthoff.
Illustrations:
I. Deshima in the 19th Century.
II. The graves of Soetermeer (left) and Roetteken (right). III. Roetteken's grave.
Inscription
Hier rust / C.J. Roetteken / Officier / van Gezondheid / aan boord van Z.M. / Fregat Palembang / Overleden ter / Reede van Nagasaki / den 27sten October / 1844.
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