Kwartier Johanna Albertine van der Hart » Jannigje Diepeveen (1806-1888)

Personal data Jannigje Diepeveen 


Household of Jannigje Diepeveen

She is married to Hermanus van Hunnik.

They got married on February 18, 1826 at Veenendaal, Utrecht, Nederland, she was 19 years old.


Child(ren):

  1. Matthijs van Hunnik  1830-1920 

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