Veenema » Jelke Sijbrens (± 1675-1713)

Personal data Jelke Sijbrens 


Household of Jelke Sijbrens

He is married to Fokje Girbes.

They got married about 1702 at Ureterp, Opsterland, Friesland, Nederland.


Child(ren):

  1. Siebren Jelkes  -1779 
  2. Binne Jelkes  1705-1780 
  3. Bontje Jelkes  1709-????

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Jelke Sijbrens

Aukje Sierds
1605-????
Oeds Alles
1612-> 1673
Foock Gurbes
1615-> 1673
Siebren Jelkes
1645-< 1682
Bontje Oedses
1650-1682

Jelke Sijbrens
± 1675-1713

± 1702

Fokje Girbes
± 1680-± 1725

Binne Jelkes
1705-1780
Bontje Jelkes
1709-????

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