Genealogy Pees » Hendrik Jacobs Pees (1700-1781)

Personal data Hendrik Jacobs Pees 


Household of Hendrik Jacobs Pees

He is married to Geertien Hollander.

Their notice of marriage was on April 12, 1760 in Blankenham, Overijssel, Nederland.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hendrik Pees

Jan
1633-1707
Jacob Pees
1670-> 1761
Sijtje
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Hendrik Pees
1700-1781


Geertien Hollander
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