Familie van Hoek - Barten » Catharina van den Berg (1902-)

Personal data Catharina van den Berg 


Household of Catharina van den Berg


Notes about Catharina van den Berg

Geloof: rooms-katholiek.
Van beroep: onderwijzeres (1930).
Adressen in Leiden: Morschstraat 38 (1914) en Haarlemmerstraat 287 (1914-1919).
Woonplaatsen: Leiden (1902, 1914-1919); Woerden (1919); Leiden (1919-1921; Eindhoven (1921); Leiden (1921); Tilburg (1922); en Leiden (1930).

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Catharina van den Berg

Mina Oudshoorn
1875-> 1930

Catharina van den Berg
1902-????


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