Groningse doopsgezinden » Tijs Jans (± 1610-< 1642)

Personal data Tijs Jans 

  • He was born about 1610.Source 1
  • (Levensloop) starting 1630.Source 2
    Tijs Jans is landbouwer op een provincieboerderij. Hij trouwt ca. 1630 met Trijne Jans, mogelijk een dochter van Jan Coerts, te Wagenborgen, en Mette Steffens. Zij overlijdt voor 1646. Zij hertrouwt in 1642 met Ocko Alles.
  • He died before 1642.Source 3
  • This information was last updated on June 22, 2016.

Household of Tijs Jans

He is married to Trijne Jans.

They were married in church about 1630.Source 2


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Tijs Jans

Tijs Jans
± 1610-< 1642

± 1630

Trijne Jans
± 1610-????

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Sources

  1. Zijn huwelijksjaar minus 20 jaar
  2. "Doopsgezinde families in het Oldambt 1520-1811" van S. H. Abels (deel 2)
  3. tweede huwelijk van Trijne Jans

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