Genealogy takken "van Nuijs" en "Hoogers" » Winandus Pancratius van Nuijs Neus (1797-1830)

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Notes about Winandus Pancratius van Nuijs Neus

13-01-2006: hij is -alleen of met het hele gezin?- blijkbaar vóór 1830 verhuisd naar Rotterdam.

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  1. Burgerlijke stand - Overlijden, Rotterdam, 1830, nummer a103v

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