Abraham den Hartog and his family. After a previous marriage, Abraham den Hartog remarries on May 2, 1916. This time with his full cousin Rachel den Hartog from Barendrecht. The family has two children, son Tobias (1918) and daughter Esther (1920). (Son Tobias marries and moves within Zwijndrecht to Juliana van Stolbergstraat 25.) Abraham and his family live at multiple addresses in Zwijndrecht. Eventually, the family moves to the Ringdijk 360, where he becomes the successor of his father as a butcher. The fame of the butcher shop of Abraham den Hartog quickly reaches across the river in Dordrecht. On November 9, 1942, Abraham with his wife Rachel and his daughter Esther were arrested and taken to the town hall of Zwijndrecht. From there they are deported to Camp Westerbork where they arrive on November 11. A few days later, on November 16, they are deported to Auschwitz. They arrive there on November 19, 1942 and all three are killed immediately.
