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Personal data Johann van HENKELOM LEYENBROCH 

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Household of Johann van HENKELOM LEYENBROCH

He is married to Clemense von SCHÖNAU.

They got married

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Johann van HENKELOM LEYENBROCH

Otto van ARKEL VAN HEUKELOM
± 1237-± 1283
? van ASPEREN
????-1283
Willem van WIJFFLIET

Johann van HENKELOM LEYENBROCH
< 1327-1353


Clemense von SCHÖNAU
< 1327-????


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