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Ancestors (and descendant) of Isaac de Ferrières

Barthélémy Granier
????-> 1694
Catherine Magnan
????-
Jeanne de Granier
± 1675-????

Isaac de Ferrières
1705-????


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    Sources

    1. Doopregisters 1564-1811, arch.5001, Amsterdam, 133, blad p.266(folio 134), nr.5 [SAA 132 /207; ID: 000000060864], August 19, 1705

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