BROBOL Genealogie » JACOBIEN PIETERS (± 1750-1820)

Personal data JACOBIEN PIETERS 


Household of JACOBIEN PIETERS

She is married to HINDRIK WILLEMS SEUBERING.

They got married about 1775 at Borger.


Child(ren):

  1. LAMMECHIEN SEUBERING  ± 1777-????
  2. JANNES SEUBERING  1780-1843 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of JACOBIEN PIETERS

JACOBIEN PIETERS
± 1750-1820

± 1775

HINDRIK WILLEMS SEUBERING
± 1743-????

LAMMECHIEN SEUBERING
± 1777-????
JANNES SEUBERING
1780-1843

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