Genealogische database BergSmit » Guillaume DEPREZ (-1704)

Personal data Guillaume DEPREZ 

  • He was born _+/-_1650 in Menen, West Vlaanderen (B).
  • He died on October 8, 1704 in Menen, West Vlaanderen (B), he was 54 years old.

Household of Guillaume DEPREZ

He is married to Marie REMBRY.

They got married _+/-_1675 at Menen, West Vlaanderen (B), he was 25 years old.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Guillaume DEPREZ

Guillaume DEPREZ
-1704


Marie REMBRY

Pieter DEPREZ

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