Groningse doopsgezinden » Metke Eden (1614-1714)

Personal data Metke Eden 


Household of Metke Eden

She is married to Tobias Alberts Cramer.

They were married in church March 1645 at Neustadtgödens, Nedersaksen, Duitsland, she was 31 years old.Source 3

Spellingvariant: Tobias Alberts Cremer of Tobias Alberts Kramer.

Child(ren):

  1. Albert Tobias Cramer  1647-1694 
  2. Ede Tobias Kramer  1649-1721 
  3. Hindrik Tobias Cramer  1651-1708 
  4. Heiltje Cramer  1656-1728 
  5. Geertje Cramer  1660-1739 

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Metke Eden

Metke Eden
1614-1714

1645

Tobias Alberts Cramer
1618-1680

Albert Tobias Cramer
1647-1694
Ede Tobias Kramer
1649-1721
Hindrik Tobias Cramer
1651-1708
Heiltje Cramer
1656-1728
Geertje Cramer
1660-1739

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Sources

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  3. WikiTree; Neustadtgödens, Nedersaksen, Duitsland


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