Genealogy takken "van Nuijs" en "Hoogers" » Cornelia ? Kempenaers Kempeners (1633-1709)

Personal data Cornelia ? Kempenaers Kempeners 


Household of Cornelia ? Kempenaers Kempeners

She is married to Hubertus ? Gabriel Gabriels.

They were married in church in the year 1658 at Noorbeek, Li, NL, she was 25 years old.Source 1

Feit ID2762761
TypeKerkelijk huwelijk
BronNoorbeek, Brigida: DHO register 1651 - 1728
Feit datum- -1658
PlaatsnaamNoorbeek
Geneatomen
Bruidegomgabriel, Hubertus
BruidKempeners, Cornelia
Opmerking van de invoerderpentecoste (=pinksteren) contraxerunt matrimonium in ecclesia de eymal

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  1. 1651-1728/Noorbeek - Brigida: DHO register

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