Genealogische verzameling Van Beurden x Swanenberg - Van Vliet x Bakkers » Jan Joosten van Munster (1672-1723)

Personal data Jan Joosten van Munster 


Household of Jan Joosten van Munster

He is married to Catharina Hendrickx van Leeuwen.

They got married on April 29, 1696 at Rotterdam.


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Sources

  1. Rotterdam OK Doopboek Oppert 1615-1631,1652-1681, Toegnr.1-02 inv.167

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