Genealogische database BergSmit » Anna Christina Barendina LANDTMAN (1847-1897)

Personal data Anna Christina Barendina LANDTMAN 


Household of Anna Christina Barendina LANDTMAN

She is married to Gerardus VERMIJ.Source 1

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Anna Christina Barendina LANDTMAN

Anna Christina Barendina LANDTMAN
1847-1897


Gerardus VERMIJ
1848-1898

Christina Barendina VERMIJ
1882-1948

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