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In 1858 werd hij op zijn verzoek eervol uit 's lands zeedienst ontslagen. Daarna vestigde hij zich als indigo-planter in de Vorstenlanden. Op 2 Dec. 1860 huwde hij te Semarang Anna Madeleine Scheltema, geb. aldaar 3 Juni 1843, dochter van Johan S. en Catharina Adriana Suzanna Zweerts.(In 1858, at his request, he was discharged honorably from the country's maritime service. Then he established himself as an indigo planter in the Vorstenlanden. On 2 Dec. 1860 he married in Semarang Anna Madeleine Scheltema, b. there 3 June 1843, daughter of Johan S. and Catharina Adriana Suzanna Zweerts.)
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Twee keer per week schreven ze elkaar, hij op Ketandan, zij in Semarang, uitgebreide brieven waarin beiden hun wensen enverlangens in het leven uitten. Hoewel hun verbintenis alle kenmerken van een verstandshuwelijk bezat (Netje als arme wees zonder verdere familie en Henri als oudere vrijgezel op een afgelegen onderneming die onder druk van zijn familie geacht werdte trouwen), vertellen de brieven een ander verhaal. Uit de brievenspreekt oprechte affectie, verbonden met ieders eigen wensen en verwachtingen van het leven. (Twice a week they wrote each other, he on Ketandan, she in Semarang, extensive letters in which both their wishes and to express desires in life. Although their commitment possessed all characteristics of a planned marriage (Netje as poor orphan without further family and Henri as an older bachelor on a remote plantation who was under pressure from his family to marry), the letters tell a different story. Sincere affection speaks from the letters, connected with everyone's own wishes and expectations of life.
