Genealogische Databank Maassluis » Cornelia Koster (1816-1861)

Personal data Cornelia Koster 


Household of Cornelia Koster

She is married to Kornelis Lansser de Gilde.

They got married on March 5, 1848 at Zwartewaal (ZH), she was 32 years old.Source 3


Child(ren):

  1. Hendrina de Gilde  1849-1907 
  2. Jan de Gilde  1852-1925 
  3. Willem de Gilde  1855-1921 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Cornelia Koster

Cornelia Koster
1816-1861

1848

Kornelis Lansser de Gilde
1820-1883

Hendrina de Gilde
1849-1907
Jan de Gilde
1852-1925
Willem de Gilde
1855-1921
Jannetje Johanna de Gilde
1857-1942

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Sources

  1. Genlias: Geboorteakte Zwartewaal 1816-10
  2. Genlias: Overlijdensakte Zwartewaal 1861-37
  3. Genlias: Huwelijksakte Zwartewaal 1848-1

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