Family Trees Braun - Jacquemin - Sparla - Van der Meer - Meys - Schmitz - Zimmermann - Nicoll » Peter Lennertz (1839-1914)

Personal data Peter Lennertz 


Household of Peter Lennertz

He is married to Maria Theresia Gülicher.

They got married on February 9, 1866 at Vaals, he was 27 years old.


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Peter Lennertz

Peter Lennertz
1839-1914

1866

Maria Theresia Gülicher
1837-1890

Maria Gertruid Lennertz
1877-1963

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