They had the following children:

• Johanna Christina (11 Jul 1897, Medemblik, Netherlands)
• Nicolaas Hendrik (9 Sep 1898, Probolinggo, Indonesia)
• Dirk Jacobus (10 Jun 1900, Probolinggo, Indonesia)
• Frederik Hendrik (5 May 1903, Ambon, Indonesia)

Notes:

• Employment: predikant (priest)
• Supporting documents at the wedding:
• Witnesses at Dirk's birth: Johannes Wilhelmus Huijse, 55 years old, unemployed, living in Amsterdam & Johannes Wilhelmus Huijse, 28 years old, onderwijzer (teacher), living in Amsterdam
• Witnesses at Gesina's birth: Johan Otto Kolkmeijer, kantoorbediende (office worker), 35 years old, living in Amsterdam & Frederik Hendrik Kolkmeijer, onderwijzer (teacher), 24 years old, living in Amsterdam
• Witnesses at the wedding: Willem Leepel, 78 years old, deurwaarder (county court bailiff), living in Amsterdam, uncle of Dirk & Frederik Hendrik Huijse, 41 years old, stucadeur, living in Amsterdam, uncle of Dirk & Frederik Hendrik Kolkmeijer, 45 years old, onderwijzer (teacher), living in Amsterdam, uncle of Gesina & Cornelis Johannes Klumper, 46 years old, monteur, living in Amsterdam, uncle of Gesina
• Witnesses at Dirk Jacobus's death: Jean Thomasse, aanspreker, 45 years old, living in Amsterdam & Antoni Korf, aanspreker, 23 years old, living in Amsterdam
• Dirk Jacobus (and family) travelled very often over the course of his life. He was assigned to many parishes in both the Netherlands and Indonesia:
  • 23 May 1898 Probolinggo, East Java
  • 19 Aug 1901 Ambon, Maluku
  • 6 Jun 1904 Batavia
  • 3 Jan 1905 the Netherlands for 2 years of leave
  • 31 Jan 1907 Fort de Kock (Bukittinggi, Sumatra)
  • 1909 Surabaya, East Java
  • 1910 Salatiga, Central Java
  • 1 Sep 1911 Culemborg, Netherlands
  • 21 Feb 1912 Surabaya, East Java
  • 1 Oct 1919 Semarang, Central Java
  • 21 Apr 1920 Batavia
  • 19 Aug 1922 the Netherlands for 1 year of leave
  • 20 Sep 1923 Kediri, East Java
  • 11 Nov 1924 Djokdjakarta
  • 10 Aug 1926 Malang, East Java
  • 9 Oct 1928 Amsterdam, officially retired (although he visits many churches in the Netherlands afterwards to give sermons)
• While in Culemborg the family was registered: [3]
• Gesina was imprisoned in Halmaheira prison camp during World War II. Her daughter and granddaughters were imprisoned in Lampersari prison camp. Her son Frederik Hendrik was also imprisoned.
• Someone drives by in a car and forces Dirk to ride his bike into the side of the road 12 Dec 1912:
• An exciting story about robbers entering the house of the couple on 5 May 1913, and how Gesina managed to alert her husband and saved the day:
• A swindler manages to get money from the church funds from Dirk in 16 Jun 1916:
• A man throws a bike and curses at Dirk on 23 Sep 1921:
• Lightning hits the roof of Dirk's house in Malang and manages to break all the windows on 13 Apr 1927:
• Dirk Jacobus's necrology: &
• Picture of the family, FLTR: Frederik Hendrik Leepel, Gesina Kolkmeijer, Adrianus Cornelis van Pernis, Adrianus Cornelis van Pernis, Johanna Christina Leepel, Nicolaas Hendrik Leepel, Ds. Dirk Jacobus Leepel, Dirk Jacobus Leepel.
• Picture of Dirk and Gesina: , picture of Dirk with girls who did confession

Sources:

1. "Netherlands, Noord-Holland, Civil Registration, 1811-1950." Database with images. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : 14 June 2016. Noord-Hollands Archief, Haarlem (Noord-Hollands Archives, Haarlem).
2. https://oorlogsgravenstichting.nl/persoon/89480/gesina-leepel-kolkmeijer/
3. Bevolkingsregister gemeente Culemborg 1890-1939, deel L, Culemborg, archief 827, inventarisnummer 4054