Bornsestraat 182

Isaac Jacob Spanjaard was born in 1876 and married Juliette Polak in 1903. They have five children: Sophie (1904), Dora (1906) Dirk Jacobus (1911) Ine Rose (1914), and a son Donald (1908) that dies young and is buried in Borne.

Sophie / Lita leaves for New York in 1938 with her husband Martin Bendix Loeser, who is a commissioner in effects. They get two sons. Lita dies in 2004 at the age of 99.
Dora leaves with her husband, the banker Jacob Hendrik (Jaap) Kann, for Huizen. Dora is asthmatic and received TB. She dies during the war. Her husband died in the war, but their four children survive and are raised by their grandmother Juliette.
Ine Rose / Ineke, the youngest daughter, leaves for Overschie with the manufacturer Arnold John van den Bergh, they have four children. The children, born between 1939 and 1942, were in hiding with various families and thus survived the war. The parents also survived and after the war the whole family was in the country house of grandmother Juliette for a while, so that the children could get to know each other and they could form a family. In 1948 they move to Wassenaar.
Son Dirk Jacobus continues to live with his parents in the Villa Spoorstraat or Tichelkamp on Stationsstraat, this villa has now been demolished.

When the war starts, father Isaac is former director and at that time Commissioner of Spanjaard. He is also a council member for the Gemeentebelang party, and chairman of Ziekenzorg, a spin -off of the white -yellow cross.

In the war ISAAC and Juliette move to Hengelo, to live with Juliette's mother, although it is intended to choose Borne as a place of residence within the foreseeable future, "said an announcement in the Bornsche Courant. Son Dirk and his English wife Joyce Rendall, who were married in 1939, move with them. Later, Isaac feels forced to go into hiding. He does this with the Rueperert family in Borne, where he dies of a stroke in 1944. Because it is too dangerous to report his death, he is buried in the chicken coop. After the war he will be located at the Jewish cemetery.
Dirk gets, just like his second cousin Johan/Hanny, the chance to become a director, but he appears to be unsuitable for that and becomes a department head at Spaniard. Dirk’s Hart was much more to make music. He was arrested in Hengelo in September 1941 in September 1941, together with his Johan, and he also dies a short time later in Schloss Hartheim near Mauthausen. Dirk's wife, their son Jeroen, who was born in May 1941 and his mother Juliette surviving the war.

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