Genealogy Kramer » Jan Hoeve (1848-1923)

Personal data Jan Hoeve 


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He is married to Geesje Kok.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jan Hoeve

Antje Blaauw
1780-1856

Jan Hoeve
1848-1923



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