Levie Dingsdag, a son of Mozes Dingsdag and Paulina Abraham Waterman, was a labourer, when he married Mietje Theeboom on 4 March 1896 in Amsterdam. But during his married life he changed and became a poulterer. Mietje was a daughter of Abraham Theeboom and Rieka Cosman and was born on 3 February 1875. The couple had twelve children, of whom three of them shortly after their birth have died. One son, Joseph, survived the Holocaust; the other eight children and their families were killed in the Shoah.
After their wedding in March 1896, Levie Dingsdag and his wife Mietje Theeboom, moved into a house in the Valkenburgerstaat, where they have resided until January 1927 in five different house numbers. After having lived then in the 2e Oosterparkstraat, the Ben Viljoenstraat, again in the Valkenburgerstraat, in the Rapenburgerstraat at three different house numbers and the Weesperstraat, they moved per 16 March 1937 to Blasiusstraat 120 2nd floor in Amsterdam-East.
From their house and residence, they were taken and carried off via Hollansche Schouwburg on 23 January 1943 to Westerbork and accommodated in barrack 55. From there, they were put on transport to Auschwitz with another 657 victims on 29 January and upon arrival there on 1 Febuary 1943, Levie and Mietje were immediately murdered in the gas chambers of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Sources include the family registration cards of Levie Dingsdag; residence cards Blasiusstraat 120 1st and 120 2nd floor in Amsterdam; archive cards of Levie Dingsdag and Mietje Theeboom; the file cabinet of the Jewish Council, registration cards of Levie Dingsdag and Mietje Dingsdag-Theeboom and the Wikipedia website jodentransporten vanuit Nederland.nl