DTB Hardenberg/Heemse » Janna "Johanna" Jansen (± 1690-> 1748)

Personal data Janna "Johanna" Jansen 

  • Also known as Kamer.
  • Nickname is Johanna.
  • She was born about 1690 in Hardenberg.
  • Resident: .
  • She died after 1748.
  • This information was last updated on April 18, 1997.

Household of Janna "Johanna" Jansen

She is married to Abraham van der Heijde.

Their notice of marriage was on December 10, 1713 in Hardenberg.Source 1


Child(ren):

  9. Catarina Abrahams  1733-????

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Sources

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