Genealogy Kaas » Pieter Schoon (1871-1919)

Personal data Pieter Schoon 

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Household of Pieter Schoon

He is married to Jantje Tromp.Sources 2, 3, 4

They got married on June 10, 1899 at Zijpe, he was 27 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Abram Schoon  1900-1984 
  2. Aagtje Schoon  1902-
  3. Naatje Schoon  1903-1991
  4. Grietje Schoon  1905-1906
  5. Pieter Schoon  1909-
  6. Rens Schoon  1910-
  7. Jacob Schoon  1916-1918


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Pieter Schoon

Pieter Jonker
1822-1885
Grietje Rus
1827-1890
Aagje Jonker
1850-1918

Pieter Schoon
1871-1919

1899

Jantje Tromp
1873-1937

Abram Schoon
1900-1984
Aagtje Schoon
1902-????
Naatje Schoon
1903-1991
Pieter Schoon
1909-????
Rens Schoon
1910-????
Jacob Schoon
1916-1918

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    1. e-mail van Cor van den Doel over familie Schoon. corvandendoel@wxs.nlDATE 9 aug 2005, cvdd, Cor van den Doel
    2. notitie van Dick Kaas (uit archief Alkmaar). Datum als subnrDATE 2000, dk, Dick Kaas, mail-05122014-wim
    3. interactieve gegevens uit de archieven te verkrijgen via internet, genlias, H
    4. geboorteregister diverse gemeenten. Archief Alkmaar, G

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