Genealogische database BergSmit » Amélie VON WALDENSEE (1828-1911)

Personal data Amélie VON WALDENSEE 

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Household of Amélie VON WALDENSEE

She is married to Friedr Woldemar VON PFEIL UND KLEIN-ELLGUTT.Source 4


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They got married on January 3, 1850 at Berlin, she was 21 years old.Source 5


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  1. Tiedemann
  2. WFT-10-4007 Pfeil.FTW - - 3 NOTE - 4 CONC MEDI OtherNoteDATA - Date of Import: 3 okt 1999
  3. WFT-10-4007 Pfeil.FTW - - 3 NOTE - 4 CONC MEDI OtherNoteDATA - Date of Import: 3 okt 1999
  4. Tiedemann
  5. WFT-10-4007 Pfeil.FTW - - 3 NOTE - 4 CONC MEDI OtherNoteDATA - Date of Import: 3 okt 1999

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