Familie van Hoek - Barten » Johanna Polman (1793-1879)

Personal data Johanna Polman 


Household of Johanna Polman

She is married to Christianus van den Akker.

They got married on May 8, 1822 at Arnhem (GL).Source 2


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Notes about Johanna Polman

Doopnaam (latijn): Johannam.
Van beroep: dienstmeid (1822).
Woonplaatsen: Duiven (1793) en Arnhem (1822, 1879).

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Johanna Polman

Theun Polman
????-> 1822

Johanna Polman
1793-1879

1822

Christianus van den Akker
1799-1882

Christiaan van den Acker
1822-1891

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