Genealogische database BergSmit » Jacob Kornelis WASSENAAR (1755-1806)

Personal data Jacob Kornelis WASSENAAR 

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Household of Jacob Kornelis WASSENAAR

He is married to Swaantje Tietes BOUWSMA.Source 5

They got married.


Child(ren):

  1. Tiete Jacobs WASSENAAR  1783-1857 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jacob Kornelis WASSENAAR

Jacob Kornelis WASSENAAR
1755-1806


Swaantje Tietes BOUWSMA
1756-1797

Tiete Jacobs WASSENAAR
1783-1857

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  1. Friezen uit vroeger eeuwen Door Hessel de Walle, grafsteen Grote Kerk, Harlingen
  2. Friezen uit vroeger eeuwen Door Hessel de Walle, grafsteen Grote Kerk, Harlingen
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