Genealogy Van der Wardt (Elten, Eemnes, Zaanstreek) en Broers (West-Friesland) » Joannes Maasen (± 1866-< 1954)

Personal data Joannes Maasen 

  • He was born about 1866 in Hoogland.
    zoon van Jan Maasen en Anna Maria Eggenkamp, beiden overleden voor 24-10-1902.
  • Profession: arbeider.
  • He died before 1954.

Household of Joannes Maasen

He is married to Maria (Mietje) van der Wardt.

They got married on October 24, 1902 at Eemnes,UT.

adres bij volkstelling 1947: Bijlstraat 10 Bussum.

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