Groningse doopsgezinden » Jacob Luitjens (1759-1808)

Personal data Jacob Luitjens 


Household of Jacob Luitjens

He is married to Cornelliske Sekels Bennema.

Permission for the marriage has been obtained in Usquert on April 9, 1780.Source 2

Registratie: 09-04-1780
Bruidegom Jacob Luitjes, van Usquert

Bruid Knelliske Seekels, van Usquert

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Bron Trouwboek 1751-1811 Kerkelijke gemeente - Usquert
Collectie DTB (toegang 124)
Inventarisnummer 472, folio 31

Child(ren):

  1. Etje Jacobs Bennema  1781-1828 
  2. Sekel Jakobs Bennema  1790-1853 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jacob Luitjens

Jacob Luitjens
1759-1808


Cornelliske Sekels Bennema
1757-1826

Etje Jacobs Bennema
1781-1828
Sekel Jakobs Bennema
1790-1853

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Sources

  1. Menno Bennema Geerlings
  2. Menno Bennema Geerlings; Trouwboek 1751-1811 Kerkelijke gemeente - Usquert, DTB 124, inv. nr. 472


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