Genealogische Databank Maassluis » Jacoba Warrebout (1734-1801)

Personal data Jacoba Warrebout 


Household of Jacoba Warrebout

She is married to Daniel Gagestein.

They got married on April 19, 1762 at Maasland (ZH).Source 1


Child(ren):

  1. Elizabeth Gagestein  1763-1827 
  2. Jannetje Gagestein  1764-1801 
  3. Lidia Gagestein  1770-1832 
  4. Martha Gagestein  1772-1827 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jacoba Warrebout

Jacoba Warrebout
1734-1801

1762

Daniel Gagestein
± 1730-????

Elizabeth Gagestein
1763-1827
Jannetje Gagestein
1764-1801
Lidia Gagestein
1770-1832
Martha Gagestein
1772-1827

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  2. Familysearch: Maassluis - begraven 1788-1811 (scan 395/656 – film #005472372)

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