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Personal data Jan Jansens Hasecamp 


Household of Jan Jansens Hasecamp

He is married to Renouw Jacobs.

They got married on September 19, 1692 at Eenrum, he was 27 years oldDTB 124 53 folio 22 bruid van Saaxumhuizen.


Child(ren):

  1. Jacob Jans Hasekamp  1694-???? 

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Jan Jansens Hasecamp
1665-1703

1692

Renouw Jacobs
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Jacob Jans Hasekamp
1694-????

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