Genealogische database BergSmit » Jan Willemsz Calkoen (1575-1624)

Personal data Jan Willemsz Calkoen 

Source 1

Household of Jan Willemsz Calkoen

He is married to Aeltgen Temminck.Source 2



They got married before October 30, 1600 at Kleve.


Child(ren):

  1. Willem Calkoen  ± 1604-???? 


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jan Willemsz Calkoen

Jan Willemsz Calkoen
1575-1624

< 1600

Aeltgen Temminck
-1651

Willem Calkoen
± 1604-????

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