Genealogy takken "van Nuijs" en "Hoogers" » Maria Johanna van den Booren (1860-1938)

Personal data Maria Johanna van den Booren 


Household of Maria Johanna van den Booren

She is married to Franciscus Hubertus Klaassens.

They got married on December 17, 1883 at Maastricht, Li, NL, she was 23 years old.Source 1


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