The house of C.E. Plugge still stands in Oost-Souburg. The house of J.J. Plugge was demolished, when is unknown. In 1901 C.E. Pluggen moved from Strijen to Oost-Souburg, photo 4 Before the coach house was demolished, the contents were sold by public auction, photo 5 The new house for C.E. Plugge was tendered for 9,984 guilders, photo 7 The wife of C.E. Plugge Antonia Anna Korteweg left Oost-Souburg in 1940, photo 8 Summary photo 9 & 10 Cornelis Evertsen Plugge passed his medical exam at the age of thirty and opened a general practice in Strijen. In 1901 he moved with his family to Souburg, where his father, Jacobus Johannes Plugge, already had a practice as a general practitioner. With this, the village acquired its second general practitioner after a long time. Plugge junior built a new large house next to his father's house on the spot where senior had his coach house. In addition to his position as a general practitioner, Cornelis Evertsen Plugge was appointed municipal phy...