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Personal data Gerhard van der Tuuk 


Household of Gerhard van der Tuuk

He is married to Swaantje Derks Bonthuis.

They got married on September 26, 1739 at Loppersum, he was 23 years oldDTB 124 264 folio 180.


Child(ren):

  1. Nicolaas van der Tuuk  1742-1800 
  2. Eza van der Tuuk  1749-1817 
  3. Derk van der Tuuk  1751-1810 
  4. Magdalena van der Tuuk  1754-1786 
  5. Elisabeth van der Tuuk  1756-1809 
  6. Pompejus van der Tuuk  1758-1826 

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