Ancestors Van Leijenhorst - De Waard » Arien Elberts van Donselaar (± 1650-< 1714)

Personal data Arien Elberts van Donselaar 


Household of Arien Elberts van Donselaar

He is married to Jannigje Jochems.

They got married June 1674 at Wijk bij Duurstede.


Child(ren):

  1. Jacobje Aries van Donselaar  ± 1690-???? 


Timeline Arien Elberts van Donselaar

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Arien Elberts van Donselaar

Cornelis Hendricks van Donselaar
± 1600-????

Arien Elberts van Donselaar
± 1650-< 1714

1674

Jannigje Jochems
± 1650-> 1720

Jacobje Aries van Donselaar
± 1690-????

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    The Ancestors Van Leijenhorst - De Waard publication was prepared by Rob van Leijenhorst (contact is not possible).
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