Naam-Genealogie Bruijnzeels allerlei schrijfwijzen » Anna van Dodewaard JUIST (1849-1917)

Personal data Anna van Dodewaard JUIST 


Household of Anna van Dodewaard JUIST

She is married to Jacobus Meijer JUIST.

They got married on September 21, 1877 at Wamel, she was 28 years old.Source 3


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Sources

  1. bhic BS Geboorte archief 50 regnr 4763 docnr 28
  2. gelders archief BS overlijden archief 0207 regnr 8799
  3. gelders archief archief 0207 registratienr 2625


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