Familiekring Koppenol-van Starkenburg » Elisabeth Hendrix Rijfsnijder (1784-1824)

Personal data Elisabeth Hendrix Rijfsnijder 


Household of Elisabeth Hendrix Rijfsnijder

She is married to Willem Hendrik van der Mandele.

They got married on April 23, 1813 at Delft, she was 28 years old.


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