Family tree Van Emden, Amsterdam-Suriname-Breda » Eliaser Mozes "Elias" van Emden (1823-1823)

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Eliaser Mozes van Emden

Rachel Salomon Ruben
± 1744-< 1812
Elias Landing
1755-1843

Eliaser Mozes van Emden
1823-1823


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    1. BS 186 Eliaser Mozes, zoon van Mozes Salomon van Emden, koopman en Belitje Elias Landon; in het huis op de Nieuwstraat
    2. BS 274 Eliazar Mozes van Embden

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    Henk Muntjewerff, "Family tree Van Emden, Amsterdam-Suriname-Breda", database, Genealogy Online (https://www.genealogieonline.nl/stamboom-van-emden-amsterdam-suriname-breda/I1289.php : accessed May 25, 2024), "Eliaser Mozes "Elias" van Emden (1823-1823)".