Familie van Hoek - Barten » Catharina van Herpen (± 1834-< 1932)

Personal data Catharina van Herpen 


Household of Catharina van Herpen

She is married to Wilhelmus Baars.

They got married on August 24, 1860 at Appeltern (GL).Source 3

Kinderen uit huwelijk Baars / van Herpen: twee in GenLias 17-8-2004.
1. Hendrikus BAARS.
2. Martinus BAARS.

Child(ren):

  1. Hendrikus Baars  1873-1932 


Notes about Catharina van Herpen

Zonder beroep (1873) en arbeidster (1894).
Adres in Heesch in 1873: Osschebaan.
Woonplaats: heesch (1894).
Dochter van Antonie VAN HERPEN en Hendrina VOS.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Catharina van Herpen

Catharina van Herpen
± 1834-< 1932

1860

Wilhelmus Baars
1831-< 1894

Hendrikus Baars
1873-1932

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Sources

  1. Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum
  2. huwelijksakte zoon
  3. Gelders Archief


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