Genealogy Slinkman » Cornelia Harms (????-< 1753)

Personal data Cornelia Harms 


Household of Cornelia Harms

He is married to Jan op de Dollencamp.

f 165 Olst, den 13 Julij 1753 (uittr 20.165)
Verwalter Scholtes Aert Brouwer, ceurnoten Gerrit Voorstege en Reint Cornelis.
Ik Aert Brouwer in der tijd Verwalter Scholtes van Olst, stelle tot momboiren over Machtelt en Aaltjen, onmondige kinderen van Jan Dollenkamp bij wijlen Cornelia Herms in egte verwekt, de personen Derk op Middele en Derk Holtkoele om de onmondige haar profijt te soeken en schade te weren.

They got married


Child(ren):

  1. Lambertus Dollecamp  1721-????
  2. Elisabetha Dollecamp  1723-< 1753
  3. Jan Dollecamp  1725-????
  5. Aleijdis Dollecamp  1739-????

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