Genealogische database BergSmit » Hendrikje DEKKER (± 1770-> 1795)

Personal data Hendrikje DEKKER 

  • She was born about 1770.
  • She died after 1795.

Household of Hendrikje DEKKER

She is married to Pieter SCHAAPHERDER.

They got married _+/-_1790 at Laren, Noord-Holland, Nederland.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hendrikje DEKKER

Hendrikje DEKKER
± 1770-> 1795


Pieter SCHAAPHERDER
± 1765-> 1795

Cornelis Pietersen SCHAAPHERDER
Elbertje SCHAAPHERDER
1795-????

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